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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-05-06
PERSONAL MENTION.

Geo. Brown, Of Socorro, Is u guest at
the Palace.
Juan Luian, Of Pascal, Is registered
ut the Claire.
II. W. varnor, OF Kansas City, Mo-, Is
stopping ut the Palace.
r. Kelley, y Cerrillos business man, Is
registered at the Palace.
Mrs Elcu II. Casey, Of Lincoln, Ncb.,
is a guest at tho Exchange.
Il. w. Long, u Las Vegas business
man, is stopping ut the Claire.
Noble Berggun, an Albuquerque stock
man, Is stopping ut the Palace.
Geo. Cox, representing II. II. Bucklin
h Co., OF Chicago, II at the Claire.
Geo. Lynch, u. y. deputy surveyor,
Hatch N. M. is here on official business.
II. w. Hawley and M. w. Hunt, Of
Albuquerque, are registered at the Pal.
ace.
A. p. Buck, u prominent stock man,
Is registered Ut the Exchange from Las
Vegas.
=. 4. Young, Of III Paso, representing
IlOHle COmIOT stOVeH uuu Tuukes, II
stopping ut the Exchange.
Frank Briggs and X. A. Fullinwider
are Colfax county volunteers who regis
tered at the Claire last night.
John s. Clark, the popular, painstak.
Ing territorial coal oil Inspector, regis
tors at the Palace from Las Vegas.
francisco Micra, member OF the board
Of penitentiary commissioners, left last
night for his home In Union county.
Hugo r. Bucrger, Of Denver, Is supply.
Ing the barber shops In the city with
necessities. He Ia vt tho Exchange.
First Lieutenant II. w. Weakly, troo.
B, arrived In the city from Albuquer
que last evening and registered At the
Palace.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-05-06
1Gayor's Proclamation,

Whereas, The city of Santa Fe has
been honored by being made the rendez-
vous for the New Mexico contingent Of
the LIST regiment Of volunteer cavalry
and,
Whereas, The conduct Of the men
who have come here from every part OF
the territory, in addition to the patriotic
motives which inspired them, has been
most exemplary In every respect, and q
credit alike TO the nation, the territory
and themselves, and,
Whereas, Said New Mexico volunteers
will leave the city Of Santa Fe, on Satur.
day the 18th day Of May, A. D. 1903 To
20 to the front In defense Of our honor
and flag:
Now, therefore, |, J.. r.. Hudson,
mayor of the city Of Santa Fe, New
Mexico, earnestly urge upon all the
citizens of the city Of Santa Fe that on
said day they suspend their ordinary
business, and devote the same In mani.
testing gratitude toward the New Mexico
volunteers and in bidding them an
appropriate farewell and God speed on
their patriotic mission.
Witness my hand and the seal Of said
city this 9th day Of May, A. D. 1898.
J. R. HUDSON, Mayor.
M. A. ORTrz, Clerk.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-05-06

1, Il, Rapp architect a the naw esy
lsN building, Wsas NaFth ghss nesning
on business connected with tina,
institution,
r j. Helm, general agent OF the II 4
Il, 4, Ry,, went north this morning on
business affecting the interests NJ his
department.
j, C. Mcdowell, az Jeraaima. Arla>,
arrived in the city last evening for the
purpose of enlis;ing, and registered at
the Exchange,
Miss Media SPREADING, Of Chicago, a
former resident Of Santa Ee, Is visiting
friends in the city. She Will remain
here some time,
Chas, A, Young and wife, OF Kansas
City, who are touring In the west, ar
rived in Santa Ee last night and regis.
tered AT the Palace,
d, S, Miller. Lake Valley merchant
and member Of the board Of penitentiary
commissioners, was n passenger south
for home last night
II, NJ, Burt and wife, OF Denver, visit.
cd Santa Fe on their wedding % and
stopped at the Palace, They returned
home this morning,
Major Ernest Movers, of the well
known wholesale firm Of Lewenthal \
Meyers, Albuquerque, Is At the Claire,
He Is here on business.
Major Eugene Van Patten. command
ing the 3D. battalion mounted infantry,
N. NJ. N, g., Is In the city from Las Cru
ees on official business,
j, $. Langston aud wife, of Cerrillos,
are AZ the Claire. Mr., Langston has
enlisted in troop A and been appointed
quartermaster sergeant
United States Marshal Foraker re.
he had been In attendance on United
States commissioners court,
Captain Saturnino Baca. who was
hero IN attendance on the penitentiary
commission, of which he Is a member,
has gone home to Lincoln county.
A, Il, Laird, a prominent citizen Of
Grant county aud ex-sherttf and eS-ools
lector of that county, Is In the city from
Silver City. He stops at the Claire,
A. NJ. Jones. son Of Colonel Il. NJ.
Jones. of the y. :. Indian school, ar.
rived this morning from Whittier, n, G.,
and volunteered AS u member OF troop A,
Colonel j. Frank Chaves left yester-
day for his home at Progresso, Valencia
county, having finished his business rs
u member Of the ~penitentiary commits.
sion.
Il. NJ. Force, lessee Of the Benton
mine at Dolores. came IN last night and
registered at the Palace, He left for
Colorado points this morning to look
after mining interests there.
w. Il. Dame, eX-speakcr Of the Thirty
first legislative assembly, came up from
Cerrillos this morning and took the oath
and joined tho volunteers. He has beer
appointed LIST sergeant Of Captain Mnl
ler's troop.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-05-06
A TRAVELLING 4
Gives Some Valuable Hints Regarding the
Care of the Health While Travelling,

Mr.. Il. w. Wincherdon, u commercial
traveller from Birmingham, whose bust
ness keeps him almost constantly IN the
road. relates IN the Sunday News tho
dangers to health resulting from con.
slant change of residence and the way
he overcame the usual Injurious effects,
lle says: Ono thing people travelling
cannot very we'll avoid Is tho constant
change IN water and food. the stomach
never has an opportunity to become ac-
customed to anything, aud In u few
years or much sooner the average tray.
cling man becomes n hopeless dys-
pcptic.
For several years l suffered more or
less from indigestion, sour Stomachs,
headaches, dlstaste for food, often no
appetite, gas on the stomach and the
usual unpleasant effects OF imperfect
digestion.
Nearly every travelling man has his
favorlte remedy for different troubles
and | tried all Of them with indifferent
results. Finally on the train between
Pittsburg aud Philadelphia one day, |
overheard u conversation between two
ladies', ono of whom had suffered severe
ly from indigestion and stated she had
boon completely cured by Il remedy
which she called Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets, | remembered the conversation
because II directly interested me, and
at the next town | inquired ut the first
drug store and bought n package for 80
cents, aud from that day to this | have
never been without them. They are
pleasant tasting tablets, not u secret
patent medicine but composed Of vcgo-
table essences, pure popsin, fruit salts
and Golden Seal; being In tablet form
they never lose their good qualities like
II liquid medicine would, but are always
fresh and ready for use,
! carry II box IN my pocket continual.
ly, and whenever ! SOC any symptoms of
indigestion | take one, also one after
each meal, and for q year and u half |
have not lost u dry by reason OF poor
health and can cut anything aud relish
what eat; my digestion Is absolutely
perfect rs far rs l can Judge from my
feelings and. although there may be
other stomach medicines Just US good as
Stnart's Dyspepsia Tablets, | do not
know what they are. Certainly for
people who travel they are fur ahead
Of any liquid medicine, MS they aro so
convenient, thcy can DO carried In the
pocket and used whenever needed.
believe they IRE sold by all druggists
at so cents, and believe any n who
will try them will agree with me, that
for indigestion md stomach trouble
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are UNI
equaled,
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-05-06
The Benton Mine

r, NJ, Force came In from the
Benton mine last night. ON his way To
Denver, Nh, Force is feeling something
like a millionaire, Tho shaft ON the
mine Is down over 400 feet, and at that
depth the ore has changed color, still
holding its richness Of owe Slb1 per ton.
a recent examination Of the dump, o
tanning thousands Of tons OF ore, shows
II 10 contain much more value than was
heretofore thought, Mr., Force win re-
turn from Denver on "Wednesday next,
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-05-06

A good plain cook immediately: woman
preferred, Apply to Mrs, A, Nj, Bers
gere, next door but II to 4. r. Catren's
hpuSA.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-05-06

Housekeepers and restaurant man
ayers II save money BY purchasing
meats, fish and oysters from Bisehoft
4 Muller, Only strictly iirst,class meats
sold.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-05-06

The New Lunch Counter
At Conway's Bon-Ton In the only place
whore you Cur get q frst-clnss short or.
der meal In tho city.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-05-06

60 to Fischer Il Co.'s for pure drugs,
chemicals, toilet articles and fresh candy.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-05-06
Hou-Ton Restaurant

An kinds of Kansas City meats, fish
and game IN season. can be found al tho
Bon Ton Restaurant, don't fail to notice
their show window,
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-05-06

Wanted

Is your face rough or ehappeds Try
Ftseher's cocoa craaMs sample free.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-05-06

Finest line of Havana cigars at
Scheurtch's.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-05-06
GO TO ALASKA by A RELIABLE LINE
STEAMERS FORs
DAWSON CITY.
and all points In
II

AIASkAs
THE JOSEPH LADUE GOLD
MINING AND ENT
COMPANY OF YUKON.
Dlrectors. Mr.. Joseph Ledue, Dawson, n.
W.T. Hon, Chnuncey N Depew, New York;
Hon, CT Macintosh, Regina, N. w. I, Hon.
Thomas. L. James, New York; Mr.. Il Walter
Webb, New York; Mr.. Elmer. y. Betsfork,
Mr. William. !. .iArkeii. New York; Hon,. Smith
N. Weel, Plattsburg, N.Y. Mr.. william
Brown, New. York, Hon, j, Nesbitt. kirchQifer,
Manitoba Mr.. irwin g. Stump, New York;
Mr.. E,.B. Bronson, New York Mr.. Edwin .u.
KirKpatricK, Dawson, N. ". i. : y
Operating the .L.ApUEsyuKON TRANspOR.
TA1fON q ,MPANY. 5000 tons steamers.
leaving San Francisco about June /, aud NJ.
attic about June D for St. Miehnels, connect.
Ing there with elegant river boats for Daw-
son, k0tEebue Sound and other points In
Alaska. Our vessels are lighted by electricity,
h~ye elegant tables. aud. Recommendations,
ladies' b0lid0lrs, special cabins, g,nnd salon,
social hQll, emOking room and BUFFET, pOr0e.
lain bath tubs, steam heat. For passage and
J iFsttSs SSeLsosc MERCANTILE COMPANY
.oOe. Market. Street San Francisco, or Seattle,
Washington.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-05-06
THE TRAIN AND pECOBATfONs,

The cars for transporting the New
Mexico volunteers from this city to San
Antonio, will arrive in this city tonight.
They will consist Of one Pullman Sleep
er, nine tourist sleepers, n horse car
and one baggage car. 80 o o as they
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-05-06

II you want tho fattest and choicest
beef, veal, mutton, lamb and pork, 70 TO
tho market of Blsehoff & Muller.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-05-06
BgW MESltO's GIFT.
Flag Fund viii Be Closed Tomorrow Even.
ng-Arrangelnents for An Excursion
to San Antonio-List of
Subscribers,

Accompanying a subscription TO the
NEW MExIcAN's flag fund, received this
morning, was the following letter;
Editor of the New Mexican.
Santa Fee, n. NJ. MAY s.-Inelosed l
send you a check for So. so, my pittance
toward the purchase of the flag for the
Now Mexico volunteers. l contribute
with so much the greater pleasure, aside
from patriotism itself, because a glance
at the men who have enlisted tells me
that they will never permit the flag to
be sullied by diShonor, and when it
comes back from the war it will repre-
sent their deeds of bravery and will be
enshrined in their glory. Very respect
fully, Mrs. A. B. RENRHAN.
As the troops will probably leave for
San Antonio tomorrow or Sunday
and it is absolutely necessary to hasten
the purchase of the flag, the list will be
closed tomorrow evening at the close of
business hours, and those who desire to
add to the mount already contributed
will kindly do so before that time.
Since the flag will be presented TO the
New Mexico volunteers at San Antonio,
and a number of citizens Of Santa Fe
are DESTROYS of being present at that
time, arrangements for an excursion
are being perfected, which, If they can
be completed in time, will give everyone
who would like to witness the presents
ton ceremony and tell the boys good
bye before they leave for the front, an
opportunity to go to San Antonio for
that purpose. Of this matter the pub
lie will be kept fully informed by the
New MEXICAN.
The following is the list of subscribers
A. xh> N,,~ S.,>l n,xl , ,,Vn,. g.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-05-06

Just received at Fischer's, fresh cam
dies, pure drugs and chemicals.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-05-06
liver CITY REDUCTION
= COMPANY, silver City.
Grant County. N. NJ.
Kansas city Meats.

Hlschofr & Muller handle a full line Of
Kansas City meats, including sausage
Give them u trial,
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-05-06
Leave orders at S~laughtor's barber shop
Basket leaves Tuesday aud returns on
Friday. Wo pay all express charges,
Il. =. AMBROSE, AGENT.

Fresh oysters aud fish received every
Friday BY Blsehotr \ Muller. Prices At
Tho lowest possible notch.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-09-14
Tho Disraeli Sentence.

Every one knows that Lord Dis
raeli's famous first speech in the
commons was noisily interrupted.
Dozens OF writer's and other inter-
ested glossators have sought to find
out how the sentence was to end.
In Sir d. e. Grant Duff's recent
ly published diary he tells how,
when DiEFaoii had got as far as
when the hurried Hudson 1uahed
through the chambers Of the Vati-
can, with the keys Of Peter In one
hand, and he was interrupted
People have wondered what Hudson
had in his other hand. The latest
commentators has this to cay: "Hud-
son was a king's messenger. He
was in pursuit Of Sir Robert Peel
with O letter from the king sum-
moning Peel to form q government.
] submit that the sentence which
Disrael; LETT unfinished ehcr!d end
thus. And tho kings letter in the
other. OF. as Disraei might have
put it, the magic missive of hia SOW
ereign in the other"
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Cha,iotse Rrouss as Concszs,on.


A penitent was occupied in con-
Tossing. I approached at last and
knelt down In a niche which was
just vacated I had to kneel there
ten minutes waiting. At last little
door inside the grating opened, and
/ saw the priest leaning his ear to-
ward me. I was obliged to begin.
and yet I did not know a word Of
the formula. 7 commenced with
saying was a foreigner and had
been brought up Protestant The
priest asked IL / were a Protestant
then. I somehow could rot tel! @
lie, and ! said, "Yes." He replied
that in that case ! could not "touir
du bonheur de La confesse," but I
was determined to confess, and at
last he said he would allow me be-
cause 1t might be the first step to-
ward returning to the true church.
I actually did confess-a real con-
fession. When I had done, he told
me his address and said that every
morning I was to go to the Rue du
Pare, to his house, and he would
reason with me. I promised faith
fully to go. OF course. however, the
adventure stops there, and hope
shall never see the priest again
Charlotte Bronte and Her Circle"
by Clement z. Shorter.
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White 9coA.

A good story il told Of an incident
that took place short time ago or
board one of her majesty's shipa
The piper had blown to "clear up
decks for divisions lit being Sun.
day. When TIE s:Iip>cc; srIp>cc- deck deck sweep
er was about to sweep the deck. he
observed a lot of SCOT coming from
the cooks funnel. The sweeper call
ed the cooks mate up and pointed
out to him the state the deck was in.
But" said the cook, II cannot
help the SCOT coming up"
Eyes. you can, said the sweeper.
Its the usual routine to whitewash
the Goals ON Sunday"
The cook, being very green be-
ginner, went and whitewashed ev-
cry lump Of coal he had in the coal
box to get white soot-Strand Mag.
azine.
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Spectral illusions.

People who are troubled with spec
tral illusions and with illusions of
other senses. hearing most notably,
are told by science that they are
simply the subjects Of reversion
Of the process whereby ordinary
sensations from the outer world are
transmitted to and registered by the
brain-in other words, when the
brain centers project forward on to
the receptive parts Of eye and ear
the individual hennmee nnnecic... cf
eights and sounds which have no ex-
ternal or objective existence at all.
The ghosts, Of sights and sounds,
which trouble us are all manufac-
tured on the premises. The only
specters which can affect us at all
pace the spiritualists and certain
distinguished htterateurs = come
from the inside of our own heads.
Sketch.
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= In the forthcoming annual report
Of tho commissioner Of pensions, H.
Clay Evans, it will be shown that on
June 80, 1897, there were on the rolls
Of the pension bureau 976, Ola pension
ers. To this must be added 6,852
original claims granted but not record
ed and 763 restorations which were
not entered at the time on the books.
In Germany each servant girl is
obliged to own little blank book for
stamps. Once a week the mistress
pastes in the book two penny half
penny stamp, which is purchased from
the government. When the girl gets
old, or should she fall ill, the stamps
are redeemed by the government, 80
that the girl has a small sickness or
old-age fund. This custom was order
ed by the emperor about two years
ago.
Ii you eat without appetite you
need Prickley Ash Bitters. It
promptly removes impurities that clog
and impede the action Of the digestive
organs. creates good appetite and
digestion, strength Of body and activ-
ity Of brain. For sale by Evans Phar-
macy.
Very few people have any def
mite conceptions Of their own sins.
They discover them clearly enough in
others. It would be profitable to
change identities occasionally.
= Little Carrie being down stairs
one evening rather later than usual,
got up in chair to look at the cana
ries. Finding them asleep, she jump
ed down and said, ''The birds have
swallowed their heads.
= Ready for .ife's pathway: M.
Rox = So you say young Pusher wants
to marry you? "What has he got to
take you through life w;th7" Daugh-
ter (sweetly)-'He's got G tandem.
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The New York World.

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). PLEASANT %ooaIo Or soo;ss.


ara vao find their happineaat in sfscGaas
aSs', near and far; .A,
- perchance their o'f'" 'AA'N1 '0''' "a
soine, ONES desert beckons them. thsy ecala
ghe ,he mountain peak.
lDd erer Jus. SUI W. ~
COZ, sit beside my fire. and with henig-
~ nant looks .s.,ve, >,.v s,,,,,o-,,,,,
Ff0I' pleasant friends the books
world Of sweetess oon'psN'' ''''''' "''A ~
io'Uu mood, cd for any hour. They keep o oooE-
teous state ,,a A.. ea.
my E. uI, tho bread my spirit Graves. They
1''' bless my toiling wey.
,.,t world Is theirs, wherein. though
battles wax and wnne.
3n', avells surcease OF pain.
go eparkling On tia dawn forever
" b,oathcs and glows
rsh ages rcd with patTios blood. white
frcedom's stainless rosa
.,,. fair world Of calmcss Gafeo uHess tho
1o,t 70 IL dear melodies from eoaEea of
- 1aTfort nrs here. all strength. aH faith. ell
~ s;oom Of wisdom lives.
~ tho days need what IL rnsy. come hooa
A'' ,bts wide world givec-
-. t,eedom Of tho city where emo walks In
crowds. clone.
.i,sneo Of the upland. where ono climbs
snear tho throne,
-, h,theuess Of tho morning and tho solemn
:. ~ nu' this is pleasant world OF books for one
who reads Alright
o.. nnre and sharp tho pictured spire ito
''' cieaving point uplifts.
u.rs swept by stormy winds Of fate, timo'o
s,nds arc tossed in drifts
md who SIT beside tho fro am heir Of time
u, hook aIe to me tho angel Of Gods aleepless
providence.
u,o will may choose to wander sar. over sen
and land.
yo, no tho table and tho lamp extend friend
usr hand.
And am blessed beyond compare while with
benignant looks
p,orn homes familiar shelves they emile-uy
pleasant world OF books.
Margaret e. HAngster In Youths Companion.
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ucaiIy. In6 crOwQ Joineo IN, ana
the excitement grew until the hill
top man fell out of the window
backward. After awhile the colo
mel made himself heard.
"The prisoners discharged. But
there's another case to be consider
3D."
"She's waitin up thar for you,"
whispered Ezekiel, and Atkinson
staid just long enough to wiring a
dozen outstretched hands and give
his choking thanks to Ezekiel.
Colonel Ike rose in his place and
the hum Of conversation was stilled.
1.-THE death of this man Soroggins
appears to have happened in prop
eS manner, but the mule stealing is
moro serious. And while In the first
instance you are entitled to the
thanks OF Lone Star. because Of the
second it is the opinion Of the court
you'd better leave In three hours,
Ezekiel"
"I'N CO." aaid Ezekiel, "but not
Tess can take jeremiah. ain't
agoin 70 walk. %
Colonel .xe was q man OF re-
sources He dropped a dollar In his
sombrero and then passed it among
the boys. When he had counted ita
contents, he addressed the owner Of
the mule Your mule ia worth Just
$10. plugged half and two Mex
ican dobies, and we've decided to
buy him." Then he turned to Eze.
kiel. with .he compliments of
Lone Star camp" he eaid, smiling.
Ezekiel bowed his thanks, shook
hands all around and passed through
the door. He unhitched Jeremiah
from where his late owner had tied
him, and clambered into the saddle,
with his fiddle under his left erm.
Something saw in his face made
me walk alongside to the top OF the
grade. He looked at me 9or mo-
ment quizzically.
docs what you hear 60 in at one
ear an out s'other, Std Of your
mouth"
SecrerS thaf travel take that
trail"
well, then, didn't steal Jere.
miah- / saw him at the ferry, TUX q
fancy to him, an. when the chance
offered next day, dickexed for him
with man who 'peared to be his
owner. But I saw that my reputa.
Gon needed q amudgo to mako 'em
b'heve me about Scroggins."
"Then you didn't"- began /,
catching my breath.
'6artinly not, hesaid coolly. II
didn't kill him, an ] don't know
who did-probably some one he did
up, settlin an old score. I'm sure
Bob didn't do 1t, but ] couldn't {
prove it any other way, an he's q
mighty nice feller, an Nita, bless
her little heart Git up, Jeremi-
ahr-Paul Shoup in Argonaut.