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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-28

Clehurnc social circles have been M
usually quiet Oils week, Whether on
ocr,uni If tt,o o,t,o,,,. ,,,Il y,ooii.,r nv
,,..-,nsa H. -. -. ,i,..
"''""'' '"' No'l'y Poup' Hrn r'NNlH
up for the ball to be given by tho q.
II. G. 's next Ti,ursdey eycuinp This cnF-
RESPONDENT suypth moi. Nearly Mn lilo
visiting Young ladies' have rpntrued io
their ZONES, and thls OF Nsclf lcnycs a
Vacancy IN thr social ranks and also
takes away the splrft OF providing ainuse-
mcnt for thoir entertainment.
Mrs. William 81 john visited Alyar.
ado mis- week.
Mrs. s. e. Moss rnturnpd from "a
plonuant visit 10 Waco lhsi Tuesdnv
Mrs. W. VI. O'rooic returned from
Gainesville last sunday nirht.
NIrs, Nj. 4. Hester Ina returned frotn
trin ia Gntegyiuc. vierc she attended,
The slck bedside Of her mother.
Mrs. lake Cohen Maid n Visit ia nal
las This week.
Mrs. ~. l.. Virgins OF IQast Cleburue
Is very alex with ppenmouin
Mrs George Tdttlefair az Fort Worth
Is waiting INK family OF cam NJ II
pcndoi this week.
Judge Standifer Of Dcnlson was In the
city his Nppk
Arthur Syr6n of Galveston. an old
monin. Clehnrne hoy. Is Ia tho DIV yi.
Ting the family OF OILS father, COL. ].
A. Sfvfon.
A. q. Scurlocl of tho Chronicle took
haunt over tho state mis- yyepk
fIpn. Tillmap Smitl, of Iprt Worth
was down net sunday. visiting friends
nnd roletIves
Mrs. H. y. Teathcrwood has returned
home from nn ottonsye visit TO nor oll
hoino In NORTH Georeil
MIR nnd Airs. W e. Stewnri. on
Thursday evening payp "a most enio,.
ible visit socinl 10 the two newly married.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-28

Cornllllra

NNlHAAlfA
II was .Jcwetts resislless energy that
made him as an undergraduates, work
Thirteen hours q day, az he once told a
Siaintse prnce Ia NY hearing.
The nnld Siamc3e prince had, ns tiie
nnrier pomnously Expressed u, COINED
into Bnillol hy ibc masters front door
in" md entered Tor lia "smalls,' had
trlegraphed, 10 II war popularity nnder.
STOOL, 10 hla father That he was W Tor
fhia. hia Grst examination and had paid
for a return telegram, whidh, u y assert
cd, ran M follower 1T Is we'll -Four
feeu Youths Of tho nohlcr sort have been
eacrl6ced.' but tbe propltaiory offering
IN Slam had failed 10 help Ia the battle
og The schools. Tho prince had been
plowcd and cent Tor by the master.
II am much ashamed Of YOU said
Iowctt, Ia his siernest and jerLleat man
urr. "you are very idle--yery idle. You
Hrr no credit 10 your country or 10 this
college. How mauy hours a day do you
w0rkF
~ which The Siamoae answered snail.
indy, Jaw, MASTER, ] 10 not work very
hnril Sometimes three honn."
10 whom replied The muster; You
ought 10 work ri least eight hours. When
,gaa yonr age ! worked thriean."
II true fini one VAS conYulsed at the
fltn., by hearing the prince say, with ii
GRIN from ear 20 ear, but al In good
iaiih. Jaw, nlsier,. you have such a
rerr big head" but that u uael 20 work
thirteen hours day. sank deep into
ones mind
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-28
GOSSIP STARTED BY STEVEN.
SONS VISIT no ALBANY.
REGARD II AS SIGNIFICANT
Tho vicc-rrcsIdcnt's Relations to
the Presiden,-I.ooking For
ward TO 1900.


,isn N W., p,,.l.l,,,, s,...,,,,.,. ~
80 y, Wy ''''N'l, ot'f'i5'" =, ~
plhY ~ company With Senalor llii 70
Attending some OF the politicians here
new topic. Mr.. Stevenson wna invited
40 Albany IA, a., Nov Yorl nar Aesn.
~. ",
Ni"N"n' "hu went " ali'hu y lno'Nhs Va
tho assoolaiion The New York senators
became his Nscnrt hy rcnH0n ~ their APP
prpelntiou af taa hohor of hia visit 10
iho state. and MIR. ItiI. In particular,
bong a member "a the Bar Ass8ciatlon,
took especial pleasure IN making lilo
journey with hlW Natunillv Too. Mr.
lin, kN,pmg an cslablAhmont Ia Albany,
invited MIR. Stevenson 10 be his guest
while Ia town, THIS Is the eimplp state
npnt nt The east, aud yer hy SOME Il Ia
solved upon na an important pointer.
| They are able 10 SEQ No IL lhc existence
Of very cordial rlheas between the
vice president aud Mr., llIll, designed TO
grow and TO atrcnRthen and 20 cnt ia
Important figure IN Affairs NJ no distant
Gay,
l'crhhps me tlk attr1"tn litVr more
allonupn ihNn oiherWiHe u Would ny r@-
son oi thr mcl that this Journey TOOK
| plAre imnelhioll, after the reloc!ion ny
g1n1c eonale OF We lioghHoWrr nomination,
ny wee president lhercl9rr' y unHo 70
npW"i az hNNlnk 'Nhoh lhe nfm OF Mt.
iinE ~ Nppn M we N'nller nay upWnr9
IVY ~ 'V, W, l3h ~ nll 'onl'Hl, nm
W.N,'iN'H ol wv il'nl,9 nPl NN'n NlPloNNEi
| N.,N KY" N'"'"N NnH h"r't NNN "u'
ulnn,,1 y. tii'u,lA ,,,,,. .,., -,
!, ~, 'v,,i'l,'l'i a ll,lle lhvn r. ''5'
i,i,ls. nv ni,'tu nuTV,'ii nn,n lh Az,
~ Nir Hin INV, KIN w. 1917 ~. ' ,,,i
MANI, IA ii peyl ,,s
| NIr Iluts frle,,J. an, n,,i, ~ i,i,,i,,
ni,1s,J vim ii,n intcr,,,.,a,itl, lng
which assigns 10 thc SENATOR ihe credit x
| 1,,,t.., t.,.,,, Xxx. i,,,tt,,, i,,,i,,,,,,,t "a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-28
SPRINKLE DOLLARS.
The Old Man Made Money aud Away.
Got on.

iui IN.
FIemingeburg. Ky. Jan. 81 What 4
known aH Sprinkle Dollar turned ur
here today. and recalls 10 many very
curious character who madO hia home
Ia tie mountainous portion Of iAswh
county about forty years nEJ. and Whe
frequently came to iis place 10 do Nj,
trading, mud Invariably paid for goods
with counterfeit silver dollnn Ne went
by the name Of Sprinkle. and The money
he cafrlvd was The Sprinkle dollar, IA
he never phsn,d coin OF ony oili0r de,
nomination, The money wns made at
pure silver hut Was easily distinguished
from government coin.
Il WAS always puzzle whore Sprinkle
rDi his silver, and 10 thia dizzy Il II
thought by many that he bad iniiiod the
ore nelr EseulApia Springs. btl, al.
though That locality has boon diligently
sehrclci for the prneioua metal, no truce
Of silver con IL found Many Older ell.
ge1ia state that the money made b.
Sprinkle WIS very plentiful Ia tho COM
mnnity for awhile, and That X lwHs read
ny accepted by most people NJ legnl
tender III seemed 10 hRyc mania for
making the money instead Of selling tho
metal and was q number ~ tines ar.
restcd for counterfcliing bnf always eS-
capped pnnislmcnt one time while be-
fore The United SiatOe commissioner here,
on irim Tor conntrrfciiing. aftcr a very
exciting trial %, was ttnrncd loose and
after coming out ~ the courtroom went
down into fla p0chri nnd, pnliiur ort an
oi sock. took FROM u forty silver dollars
ri biz hwn MAXI and riye thrnl 10 iNe
attorney who dlfcadod him rhls WIS
ihc last Tine Old Spriniilc over came 10
ais place, aud he has never since been
heard o. although tile monog be made
+ seen every onqr n d while, many Of
the dollars havlae becn preserved BY
loca. coin cqllctors.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-28
h LEE MET GRANT.
THE
CLOSING SCENE



,t,tno,.
Ianquc' vt
!, p,rll
r. t 10 Friends of the
pre- 'H" h. A,,lomv Of
luse croNu'u ''''
,n,ert hall tonight TO lst9h I"
description BY Col. Charles
.Jd O., Gen Lee, OF the
enel gov ~. ,,,rr b,,tsn
90 Apl''''''''''N ',s l.,ails
snail, who arranged the ur'''''
,oo-3blc meeting between Gene.
- ,,,l, public for the first
y ~ IN. ~ tb, surr,udar
exact a''a''' ~, Nv
SouIhefn point oil wow
stage Was a gathering oil Con
M,'a,. ,uch as will not again
Vu'''' a.. l,st roll call Ia
lpW 'N' c ,,,,,,t.. H.
4 There were w ''''''
Bradley Y Johnson, Lieut.
\ g5.n sneaker of the United
A ,.,r,s,nt,tiyes. Cen.
w r1,i,,i, S,aies sennte. don.
zen; y i l'm Scnai,i, NIiuifr
N,l'9 if.,i 'ioihrI DR. Slurk,
eiso1' i,',l',1 INN \ NJ
Fulllal C,i iomr. n
pN,,,....Ho,tsiiys Mallory OF Flur.
i'oI''''''''' WV
heI'' ,,....o t,,,,d,,o.d roi
. ,t' i,i,,J navel "DiXie" and
'n p,,,l1rs, allowed Amid the
ni ,o,rJ Tho nld Cnnfe1erote
ny All ,,leri,4 from the same
KY. III. J,t.n,., an tho Nntih.
w o, nr' lhi|t yrnrs neo.
,Sbeii b"r5n bis sncerh lil.e an
rsr "lJrsssipr his mco lie
Ltrt.
, r", ' of ts .prr,u,l,r ~ don
inp5p,aitoy nb0ut which Won
mi ms "a foll, to van ON fhis
when 40 ard moi 10 celebrnte
l,v
an NOT dosipuntcd tho subicct
'narts / mir6f have chosen an-
GSs ocr1sinu bur I confess
iov of mo- orl,cr ov,nt In III lifc
I,rn slrpprly Illustrates snnte of
qualities ib3f adorned bj4 char
sholl prrssnt our rreat cbier.
Ion, ns wclI as / enn as ne nm.
I1ier adverse fortune. and shall
10 show Won b9ty br hon, HIN,
thc dlwstor of Soilo,'a Cree,
rlnc6i la fro earns nndnr
Inand of Cen ,opgstrs.t nnd
DiIon. novel ihrongh ijni,nyjllc
Anpns ,gera issnrd IN sa,nc ~
Ming troops Mo close pmi.,nit
lcrwhelmiae army Of Gap Grnnf
necessary 10 rpmnvo fbr ,va~on
lforp ali the men conId hc NM mn
fd he remnant of ibc greal
h and eiawot jnn ''' n,oy "Iu n,, ,S,a
\ ppomntoy cotri ii, .,, m,o''" WI 'ne
q. 'f'N
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-28

We could M this pApor fuil Of The won
derfnl neryc-rures aud headache cures
made by prcstons He'd AXE, but trial
* lar more conynoing No cure, no pay.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-28
urnE.s onIcK MonI1-

Fifteen minutes + not long 70 wait for
certainty OF cure Of that splitting ner-
vous headache. Prertou's Hed-Ake un-
aeriakrs this hI Euafaateed contract
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-28

Meeting 4 ionlc, Or children who want build,
ing up, should take
HRONN's Iron nfTTEftg.
Il 4 p!esingt; cares Nhiarin. Indigestion.
Bllieiaa1-l lAsrf Coiaplaihta aud AelInilsia
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1894-05-19
MILLIONS IN 1T.
Discovery of a Valuable Bible in San
ta Fe-DeScendants of Gov. Army
Heirs to the Hyde Estate
in England.

A romance in real life, with prince
ly estate in England as an interesting at
tachment, was unearthed in Santa Fe this
morning.
1t appears that Mr.. Cyrus Army, a
bright young descendant of Gov. Army,
has for several years possessed informa-
tion that pointed to his being one of the
heirs of great wealth in Her Majestys do
main, but his best efforts to secure sub
stantial evidence in support of his theory
have heretofore been unavailing. At last a
venerable family bible has been dug up
in Santa Fe that promises to solve the
mystery and make Mr.. Army a millionaire.
The bible proves beyond question
that Mr.. Army is one of the heirs to the
famous Hyde estate in England. Therein
are plainly recorded the essential facts
that, on May 10, 1912, at St. Andrews
church in Holborn, London, Joseph
Army was married to Elizabeth Hyde;
that Elizabeth Hyde Army, the good wife
of Joseph Army, and the daughter of
William Hyde, of Berry's Lane, near
Brom's Grove, England, died at George
town, d. G., on Nov. II, 1921; that Eliza
beth Hyde Army died in childbirth with
her sixth child dead in her arms; that
! Joseph Army died at Georgetown on May
| Z, 1881, at the age of rs, having resided
in the United States since 1912; that
there we're born to Joseph and Elizabeth
Hyde Army five living children as follows
William Frederick Milton Army, at
Georgetown, D. c., May 8, 1918; Joseph
Fltz William, at Harrisburg, Pa, Sept.
81, 1914; David Seeger, at Harrisburg,
Sept -, 1916; Thomas Hyde, at George
town, May Ii, 1878; and Mary Anne, at
Georgetown, Jan 2, 1921.
The record further discloses the fact
that David Seeger Army died in 1850 and
was buried in the Odd Fellows cemetery
at Philadelphia. There is no record of
the other members of the family except
William Frederick Milton Army, who set
tied in New Mexico at an early day. mar
r1ed Salina B. Beckwith, and subseq uently
held various offices of trust in New Mex
leo, including that of governor. His wife
survived him for many years, and passed
peacefully away at the sanitarium, in This
city, two or three years ago.
William Edward Army, now living at
Rico, Colo, is the only son of Gov. Will
lam Frederick Milton Army. He is about
As years old. His sole heir is Cyrus Army,
of TERRA Amarillo, a great grand son of
Joseph and Elizabeth Hyde Army. Thus
the chain of descent is complete, and
armed with such strong evidence in the
premises, Mr.. Cyrus Army means to put
forth every possible effort to gain his
share of the Hyde estate.
For several years prior to her death
the widow of Gov. Army resided in house
on Manhattan street with Ramona Jime-
nez, and, among her effects, was found
the valuable family bible mentioned.
She had evidently treasured the book
very highly.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1894-05-19
SATURDAY SMALL TALK.

Mr.. T. J. Helm is on business trip to
Denver.
Hon. L. A. Fiske is on a visit to Las
Vegas.
Hon. N. B. Laughlin will return from
Taos valley this evening.
home tomorrow week.
Mrs. W. H. Loomis and children are
visiting in Wichita, Kas.
Mrs. A. c. Ireland has gone on a visit
to friends in Salt Lake City.
Hon. Amado Chaves is in Valencia
county and will return home on Saturday
next.
Messrs. Chas. A. Spiess, R. E. Twitchell
and son and H. s. Clancy returned from
Albuquerque this morning.
Gen. E. L. Bartlett is expected home
from Chicago tonight. Mrs. Bartlett
will be absent some two weeks longer.
Mr.. W. E. Coons and son will return
from the Pacific coast early in June and
spend the summer with Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Davis.
Hon. A. B. Fall, the faithful and able
judge of the 3D. judicial district, arrived
from Las Cruces to-day and will remain
in the capital over Sunday.
Hon. D. Perez, territorial auditor, has
been confined at home all week, suffering
from painful wound in the hand inflicted
by fall he suffered while on recent
visit to San Antonio.
Mrs. J. Mills Kendrick, Miss Kendrick
and Miss Dyer, whose visit to Santa Fe
conferred much pleasure upon their
many friends here, returned to Albu-
querque yesterday.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1894-05-19
MAESTAS WILL HANG.
The Governor Decides That the Law
Shall Take Its COurse-Sheriff
Lopez Informed.

Herman Maestas is under sentence to
be hanged at Las Vegas on Wednesday
next for the brutal murder of Juan Ro-
nero, sheep herder, near Los Alamos,
some two months ago. For the past two
weeks petitions have been pouring in
upon the governor i'm ploring him to COM
mute the sentence to Imprisonment for
life. To all such the governor to-day
made formal response, sending to the
sheriff Of San Miguel county a letter, of
which the following is copy:
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.,
Territory of Mexico.
Santa Fe, N. NJ, May 10, 1894. J
Hon. Lorenzo Lopez, Sheriff of San Miguel
County, Las Vegas, n Nj,
Dear Sir: have been giving the matter
of communication of the sentence of
Herman Maestas serious consideration
for the past few days and have come to the
conclusion, after considering all the cir
cumstances, that have no right to inter-
fere with the verdict of the jury and the
Judgment of the court. You will there
fore inform him that l shall not interfere
in his case, but will permit the law to
take its course. Respectfully,
(Signed) W. 7. THORNTON,
Governor.
Sheriff Lopez will now proceed tc
erect the galows and make preparations
| for Maestas execution.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1894-05-19

Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fl. Sutherlin are com
Inns dwellings,. Mr.. Sutherlin is young
attorney, late of Louisiana, and he and
his wife have already made many friends
here.
Many Santa Feans received cards to-
day announcing the marriage at Socorro
on Wednesday last of Mr.. John H. Nc
Cutcheon and Miss Mary Z. Martin.
Hearty congratulations are extended this
excellent couple.
On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. X. D..
Palen gave delightful informal recep-
ton in honor of Mrs. j. Mills Kendrick,
Miss Kendrick and Miss Dyer, of Albu-
querque. The charming hospitality of
the hostess, the beauty and fragrance of
flowers and the congeniality of the guests
assembled combined to render the occa-
sion most enjoyable.
Prof. and Mrs. Landrum treated their
pupils and a number of invited guests to
| the ioliest sort of soiree at Adams hall
| last evening. There were twenty-five
couples present and the dancing was
greatly enjoyed. Mr.. Landrum and his
wife, a woman of superior grace, gave
several of the standard new dances during
the evening and we're heartily applauded.
These pleasant assemblies are to be
given henceforth twice month.
Copies of the Wilmington, N. G., papers
reach this Office containing lengthy articles
ellogizing the late Mr.. M. London, the
respected father of Mrs. Thos. M. Jones,
of the U. S. Indian school. They refer to
the deceased as the Nestor of the North
Carolina bar and declare that with his
death "passes away the last of line of
attorneys who made the courts and cir
cults OF the state distinguished in other
days"
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1894-05-19
At the Hotels.

At the Bon Ton Hotel: Jacob Loug-
wich, Ojo Caliente; L. Madison, Ouray;
Dan Owens, Denver; Louis Fancy, Dem
YER; l.. M. Chace, F. Golden, Cerrillos;
Jacob Farraday, Ell Paso; G. s. Smyth,
Taos, Francisco Gallegos, Taos; George
Davidson, Trinidad; Francisco Chavez,
Galisteo; E. o. Sullivan, Durango.
At the Exchange: Henry Burbrige, Tel
luride, Colo; H. Segil, Cripple Creek;
Jas. Gerrold, Mexico; John o. Conners,
Prescott, A. T.; W. J. Donnelly, Aspen,
Colo; Jas. Sayers, Ouray, Colo.
At the Claire: j. T. Mckenzie, San
Francisco; G. II. Fertig, Denver; Louis
Hausen wife and son, Madrid, N. M.
At the Palace: Warner A. Root, Clar-
ence Jones, Denver; VIM. Banerlein, j. L.
Hayward, Milwaukee,; G. K. Baldwin Den
YER, M. H. Eichberg, San Francisco.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1894-05-19
THE CRANK is AT 1T.
The Base Ball Season Opened in a
Flare of Gl0ry-Big Game On
for Tomorrow Afternoon.

The base ball season in Santa Fe has
opened IN blaze of glory. Last Sun
day the Athletic and Santa Feclubs cross
ed bats in the presence ofover 500 people
and put up such game as to turn out all the
cranks-and some who are not cranks--
in town. Some idea of the contest may
be had from the fact that in the last four
innings, up to which time the game was
tie, IL to II, but one score was made,
giving the victory to the Santa Feans.
These teams cross bats for big prize
on the st. Michael college grounds at
1:3O tomorrow afternoon at which hour
the game will be called. 1t is agreed
that G. B. Dixon shall act as umpire.
Following comprise the teams and their
positions:
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1894-05-19
Church Announcements.

At the Presbyterian church, on May 20:
Sunday school at 9:45 a. M; morning
and evening services at II and 7:30 re-
spectively; meeting of the Y. P. s. @. E.
junior at 3:l5, Senior at $3.50 p. m. All
who do not regularly worship elsewhere
in Santa Fe are cordially invited to the
Presbyterian church.
At the cathedral tomorrow: 1st mass
at 6 O'Clock; End mass at 8 a. m; 3rd
mass at $3.50 a. m. Singing by the choir
of the young ladies Of the Sisters of
Loretto. High mass at 1890 a. m. Yes
pers at p. m.
Feast of the Holy Trinity at Guadalupe
church tomorrow. At 10 O'Clock in the
morning solemn high mass will be sung
in the presence of the archbishop. At
this mass Archbishop Chapelle will preach
both in English and Spanish.
Church of the Holy Faith, Trinity Sun
day: Morning prayer, litany and sermon,
IL a. M; evensong, 4:15 p. M; Sunday
school, 10 q. m. Friday, May 25, even
song, AIS p. m.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1894-05-19
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

Mr.. Monier is pushing the plaza i'm
provement. ,.
Ireland to-day cut the price of soda
water to cents.
Big game of ball at the college grounds
at l 80 tomorrow.
How about the street sprinkling propo-
sition, Messrs Councilmen?
The hour for the plaza concert for to-
morrow is changed to Ills p. m.
About forty pupils are now in attend
ance at the U. S. Indian school.
Examination of public school teachers
at the court house on Monday week.
Herculiano Garcia has been appointed
postmaster at Iona Parda, Mora county.
Wanted-At New Mexican Office, laws of
1887 and 1889 and Compiled Laws of 1884.
A special meeting of the Women's
Board of Trade will be held at 2:30 on
Monday afternoon.
J. W. Akers is to-day figuring with
Dudrow & Davis for 10000 feet of lumber
to go into two business houses at Eagle
City.
Cartwright Bros. and S. Wedeles are
catching fair share of trade from the
Cochiti district, and Dudrow & Davis are
sending 10000 feet of lumber into Eagle
by teams.
Augustin Delgado has purchased the
Stevens homestead ON College street, and
Jose D. Sena has bought the Ortiz house
and orchard further out on the same
thoroughfare.
For the plaza concert tomorrow after
noon, the 10th infantry band will render
the following program:
March-W edding ...... ......,.... .Mendelshon
Overture-Semiramide .............. Rossini
Waltz-Les Colombes. ........... .... .Lomotte
Selection FIR. Op-Lncrezia Borgia.. Donizetti
| Aria Ugo Cont Di Parigi ......... ..Donizetti
Religiosi-In the 'Chapel...... ..... .Eilenberg
| The table fare at the Palace hotel has
been greatly improved by Manager
Claussen. Citizens who take Sunday
dinner there tomorrow will find this to
be correct statement. Chef Vaughn is
one of the best in his line; in fact, his
equal is seldom found outside of metro.
polltan cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles M. Creamer held
an informal reception at their home last
evening. A brand new boy arrived with
distinctly Democratic voice. All well
The NEW MEXICAN promptly telephoned
congratulations.
The man about town observes that the
person who takes the biggest drink Of
'coffin varnish" invariably calls for "a
little drink" and the unfortunate who il
bordering on jim-iams always says: 81
have been drinking little" Few mer
drink without making some staggering
apology.
Johnny Wilkes Was in too fast company
yesterday. Troublesome, Crysolite and
Nimble Jim are first-class trotters for the
800 class. Driver Hackett had hare
time keeping Nimble Jim on his feet
The owner of Jim, F. M. Jones, with his
wife, was in the grand stand.-Albuquer
que Citizen.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1894-05-19

hnV AcEuTc The easiest and most
lhUl HulNlO' profitable thing to do is
to sell the Hygeia Corset. Send for
terms and information to the Western
Corset Co., St. Louis, Mo.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1894-05-19

Notice is hereby given that orders given
by employees upon the New MEXICAN
Printing Co, win not be honored unless
previously endorsed by the business
manager,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1894-05-19

No other medicine has equalled Hoods
Sarsaparilla in the relief it gives in
severe cases of dyspepsia, sick headache,
etc
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1894-05-19

Salesman wanted.-Free prepaid outfit.
One of our agents has earned over $4,000
in five years. p. 0. Box 1871, New York.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1894-05-19
N0GiGe.

REQUESTS for back numbers of the New
MEXICAN, must state date wanted, or they
will receive no attention.