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TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

Under deed Of trust from Joseph C. Chiffon and
Ellen ID. Chiffon dated March 4 1899. recorded in
Liber 2410, folio 1871, in the land records of the
District of Columbia. will sell, at request Of
trustees. TUESDAY, AUGUST TWENTY SECOND
TEN O'CLOCK. at my sales room u large assort-
ment of Household Furniture, etc.
NATHANIEL KERSEY, WILLARD DRAKE Trs
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GENTLEMEN's LIST.

EMS LIST.
Hanna, ] s
Hansen. Mel
Hardin. HUI p
Harris. Wm II
Harrison. L III
uarroway, Jas ]
Hartigan, Rich ] (2)
Hawkins. g %
Hoes. William
Hciner. L VI
Hin. jennie
Hill. ]
Hilton. G g
Hcldev. J d
Howard. Charles
Howard. Geo w
Howe. F. A
Hulltish. ii A (2)
Huntington. DIR F 0
jackson. Thomas
ia rkson. TT
james. g III
Johnson. Charlie
johnson. Henry
johnson. Horace
Johnson. Sandy
Johnson. Samuel
Jones. Frank t2)
Jones. William ]
kei;hley. Ed A
ker. John
keton. Robert
kibbe. Irwin
Kiley. John
King. Sam G
KRISTEN. u
kremb. Conrad
Lacey. l. e
1-ainhe-t. Mon T. r
Lawrence. DIR VIM III
I@ede. Julius
LEMONS. David
<ngstdff. ] L
lewis. W
Lewis, VIM =
ihsciim. Gen III
IIockhart. A
I1ckran. William
LOTUS, John d
Domlx, y
IouDin, f. p
Love, DIR y Il
Lvdcn, NJ ]
MCCARTHY. Florence 7
McCDley, I'D u
Me- omb. s
MrDearmon. Nealev
Mciooulld. J II. NJ ID
McFarlin. Patrick
McGill. Hon W II
Mcflain. +. VI
McNalr. A W
Siacii 'e, Master n A
Madden. c
Madison, George
MALONE. Jas r
lansnsss. Willie
Markln, Rev e
Marshall. James e
Martin, Capt Al
Martin. Andrew ]
Mary. j
Matthews, John r
Mayo. Ell NJ
Mercer. ConilI ~
Meyers. Samuel
Miles. Cp
Min,i"n. Frank III
Miller, William
Mills. VIM A
Milton i. y RT
Mitchell. James
MoTrtt, John
Morgan. I'D
Morrison. Hon Chas A
MorriSs. T. IL
MuIry. "
Murray. TT.
Ncill, Robert b
N,lso1, Frances
Nicholson. Eiw
NirS"ns. Boctrick
holden. Eli
q Brien & O'Rrien Co
ockerhausen. Lie
pDonnell. T w
oDonneil. VIM
oian. Prof Theodore
oliver, HIS
Page, JIG
Palmer. Henry
Palmer, Ora J
Parker, Frank
Payne. Thos
Pierce, W 7
Penladen. Hon Chas
Perry, Jos
Perry. S
Philips. Chas
Pickard, Capt Mike
Pinson, l W
Pitts, c
Peasants. Chas G.
Plummer. DIR Ralph
Polk, Clarke
Powers, Jno r
Price, Lewis
Quinn. Jos
Radgeley, 3 n
Rauseher, Ira W
Raymond, DIR Jno T
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AUCTION SALES.
MONDAY.
THos. J. OWEN. AucrloNFER, els ST. NV
ASSIGNEE'S SALE

THUS. J. UWkN. AUCTIUNFER, 9l3 + ST. NV.
ASSIGNEE'S SALE
BY virtue Of deed Of assignment, recorded in
l.iber 2p12. from Victor F.. Green 30 the under
signed. shall offer for SALE at public auction on
MONDAY. AUGUST TWENTI-BIRST. AT
ELEVEN O'CLOCK AN. at the rooms Of Thos.
J. Ow n, Sl3 + St NV. all and singular the
Credit Books Account and Closes In action owed
TO the said Green at the date Of assignment A
list OF the same may be seen at my office.
Terms cash
CHAs. ". Fits. Assignee.
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CENT?
Addison. &C
Alexandrew. Andrew
Alpprgard, John
Arbogast, J 9 (3)
Ashford. Ii
Atkinson, w Y
Aver, j g
Aylor. II o
Baines. John G
Baker. W II
Baker. Walter W
Ball, Stearne
Ballard. Ed
Banks, George
Barnes. Warde
Banson, VI
Beatus, \ III
Beaver. q III
Beebe. ii ii
Bell. Charley
Berry, Charles
Berry, W NJ II
Benson. James 8
Black. Johne
Bowen. John X
Bowman. = G.
Bride. Richard
Eralen. John Il
Briggs. + Il
RriScos. John
Brooks. George
Brooks. John
Brown. Rev c T.
Brown. James T
Buchanan. g NJ DR.
Burt. Frank
Butler. " VI (2)
Erager. 4 \
Caldwell, ii
caldwell. Jesse
Campbell. VI NJ
Carlisle Willis
Carnahan, J w
Garner. Robt
Carppnter. George
Carr, VIC
Carol. Daniel
Carroll. J
Carter. J W
Casey. TT
Chaplin. Lee Roy
Chester. JE
Cloeler DIR
Clark. Billy
Clarke l.
CLAYTON. Wallace
Cleveland. WI
Cahhuun. Hon HC
Coleman. Chinos
Colman. Ruieart
Collins. j w
C1rk. Edward
Cook. "
Coope. M
Cooper. Pbilip
C1rhin. Hon EN-
Craven. Thomas q
tsaWlcy. Samuel
Curtis. John
Cummings. J "
lH"ugherty. 8 W & Co
Davis, c \
Davis. Il VI
Dawson. III II
Dawson. J w
Dent. r l.
be'"ie; J J
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I"dS'n; Charles
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au1O-d&ds
JAMES W. RADCLIFFE, AUcTIoNEEn.

Assignee's Sale of Brick Store and
Dwelling, No. Col Tenth Street
Northeast; Two Two-Story and
Basement Brick Houses, Nos. 1904
and 1906 F Street Northeast; Five
Three-Story and Basement Brick
Houses, Nos. I242-I244-I246-I248
and 1850 Maryland Avenue North
east. A Large Brick Dwelling and
Brick Stable in rear corner Thir-
teenth and Maryland Avenue
Northeast. Unimproved Property
on E Street between Twelfth and
Thirteenth Streets Northeast, and
on Thirteenth Street between E
and F Streets Northeast; also I'm
improved Property, Southeast Cor
ner Twelfth and D Streets North
east.
TY-THIRD. 1885, AT HALF-PAsT Four O'CLOCK.
vii. offer for sale by public auction. in front Of
81 and nifty t5o IN square ne'y nu
bered nine hundred and sixty (ssM; lots numbered
en- u.s. ISs 1nin,y sS
90, thirty-four 90 square ten hundred and Ave
Qs square ten hundred and seven QOOI; lot num-
oered ten 10), square ten hundred and nine 1OO9),
together with al the improvements, rights, &c.
n B.-Lots twenty seven CD, thirty-four (34),
square ten hundred and five QOO5); lots numbered
one o., two C2l, three q, and eighteen u.s. square
ten hundred and en- (lOo0; lot (10j, square
ten hundred and nine 1000, Will be sold
trety.
Terms: Liberal. and stated at time OF sale. A
deposit of Sloo required on each piece at time OF
All conyeyancing. stamps, &c, at purchasers
EPHRAIM s RANDALL,
au1O-d&ds Assignee.
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I'll va EA1t A's A@to.
To obtain any of u
phould call for advert
II rot called for with
be sent 10 the Dead lie
LADIE
Adams. Josie Miss
Adams. Mary V Mrs
Allen. Maria
Anderson. Anna VI Mrs
Anderson. Fannie b Mr..
Ashton. Bessie Miss
Ashton. Josephine Mrs
Avery, Hattie Mrs
Baien. Mary A Mrs
Bailey. Florence Miss
Baldwin. Laura + Miss
Ball. V A Mrs
Barnes. Laura F. Mrs
RanTon. Alice l. Miss
Bart. Mary Mrs
RGrTett. VI Il Mrs
Bachelor. J w Mrs
Bayly. Beulah X Miss
Beaman. Clara Miss
Peek. Rachel Mrs
Reckton. Maggie Mrs
Bladcn. Ellen Mrs
Biggs. leila Miss
Ropp. The-csie Miss
Rorgain, Katie Miss
Boss. Eliza A Mrs
Bonner. \ q Miss
BOrer. Henry T Mrs
Boaden. Mary Miss
Bran. Rosa Mrs
Bramen. RCttie Mrs
Buic. Matte Mrs
Bunder. Cora Miss
Bro oks. Edith Miss
Brooks. Lizzie Miss
Brown. Bertha Miss
Brown. Hattie l. Miss
Brown. Jennie Miss
Brown. Jennie Mrs
Brown. Kathryn s Miss
Brown. Pinsilen Miss
Butler. Mary + Mrs
Carlisle. J l. Mrs
Campbell. Alex n Mrs
Carpenter. Mary Mrs
Carr. Lillian. Ainsley Mis-
Carter. Annie Miss
Carter. Charlotte Miss
Carter, Eliza Mrs
Carter. Frances Miss
Carter. Rosa Miss
Carly. Sarah Miss
Chase, Sadie Miss
Gumm. George Mrs
Coleman. Victoria ~
Coles. Matte
Coleman. Maria J Mrs
Colvin. Mary Miss
C"rrell. A ] Mrs
Craig. Mary Mrs
CfLny. Annie Mrs
Crouch. Lillian Miss
Cromell. Florence Mrs
C,ImminS. Katie Miss
Cunningham. r W Mrs
Curry, Addie Miss
Dahlcr. Bertha Miss
Davis. III Mrs
Davis. Martha Mrs
Dawes. James W Mrs
Deli ney. Blanche Miss
Dickson. Annie Miss
Diegelmann. Mary Miss
Dohson. Nena Miss
Dcnren. Lizzie Miss
Darnley. NJ Mrs
Dorsey, Julia Mrs
DoOdel. X + Mrs
Duby, Rose Miss
EIlelan. Susan Miss
Edglin. Sarah Miss
Edwards. ii Kennon Mrs
Edwards. Susie Mrs ~
Elicit. Grace Miss
Ellis. Matte Miss
Ellis. Nav Mrs
Enright. Nellie Mrs
Fisher. Fred G Mrs
Fleming. John Mrs
Ford. lula NJ Miss
Fowler. Julia Miss
Fox. Eivvic Miss
Franklin. W II Mrs
Callahan. Mary Miss
Garrett. Marion Miss
Gay. Fannie Miss
German. Lon Miss
Gilbert. w W Mrs
Fitzpatrick. W y Mrs
GlJsSco. Jane Mrs
Gleesion. Bridget Miss
Clock. Charles Mrs
Gogons. William Mrs
Goodrich. ] G. Mrs ~
GRAY. John Mrs
Haley. Annie Mrs
Hall. Emma Miss
Hancock. Cora l. Miss
Hansbrnugh, Georgeann
Mrs
Hardy, Laura Miss
Honey. Lizzie Miss
Hargrave. VI Mrs
Harris. Emma Miss
Harris. Ida Mrs
Harris. Jane
Harris. Mary Mrs
Hawkins. Rachel Miss
HedgDer. f Lizzie Miss
HELEN. Louise Miss
Hilton. Eva Miss
Hilton. = r Mrs
Hcagland. Mary Mrs
Honeycutt. Marie Miss
Hook. Frances A Mrs
Hooper. f j Mrs
Hunt. Maggie Mrs
Hurley. Bertha Miss
Huskey, Elizabeth Mrs
jackson. Ann Mrs
Jackson. Sarah Miss
Jefferson. Annie Mrs
Jenkins, Maggie Miss
johnson. Annie Il Miss
johnson. RerDa Miss
Johnson. Eva Miss
Johnson. Fannie Mrs
johnson. Florida Miss
Johnson. Lille Miss
Johnson, Mary Miss
Johnson. Mary
Johnson, VI F Miss
johnson. Rebecca Mrs
Johnson. Susie Miss
johnson. William Mrs
Jones. Emma Miss
Jones, Halle G. Miss
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.

The following IS list of advertised letters re-
naming In the Washington ID. CO Post-ofice Sat
hriay, August 49, 1899
To obtain any of these letters the applicant
phould call for advertised Letters" -
II called for within two ~ weeks they Will
be sent the Dead Letter Office
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,se letters the arplican
ed Letters.
D two ~ weeks they vii
ter Office.
8 LIST.
Jones, Helen J Miss
Jones, Josephine Miss ~
Jones. Julie Mrs
Jones, Rosetter Mrs
Jorden, W II Miss
Justice, Eliza Miss
Keller. Ann Mrs
Kelly. Lena Miss
Kennedy. Reta Miss
Knox. Margaret Miss
kohler. f Mrs
Lancaster, Eva Miss
Lanis. Maggie Miss
Lawston, Stella Mrs
Lawston, Stella Miss
Lcavell, Roberts Mrs
Ieatherberry. Maria Mrs
Lee, Clara Miss
Lee, Edward Mrs
Lee, Laura Mrs
Lewis, r. Miss
Ifckner. Louisa Miss
London, Sue NJ Miss
Lyles. Mary Mrs
MacRride. Jas Mrs
McCord. Rlanch Mrs
Mcdonald. Ida Mrs
Mchenna. Bridget Miss
Mclaughlin. Jas b Mrs
Machin. VI Miss
Madden, Alberta Miss
Makimma. John Mrs
Marks. L 4 Mrs
Meyers, Belle Miss
Milburn. Josephine Mrs
Miller, A Il Mrs
Miller. ] A Mrs
Mimese. Willie Miss
Minor, Anna Miss
Minor, Josephine Miss
Mitchell, Anna Van S Mrs
Mitchell. c G Mrs
Monroe Mary j Miss
Moore, Lillian Miss
Moore. Willie Miss
Moore, Lorinda
Moten, Irene Miss
Murphy. Emily Mrs
Newman. Lydia Miss
Ogden. NJ Il Mrs
O'Reilly. Mary
Parker. Melvina Mrs
Parry. MAMMA Mrs
Payne. Florence j. Mise
Perkins, Annie Miss
Phelps. l. F. Mrs
Philltps, Pauline Mrs
Phillips. Luvenia Miss
Porndeck. Becky Miss
Porter. F c Mrs
Portman. f ] Mrs
Prather. Ola Miss
prescott. Annie r. Mrs
Pryor. Bessie Miss
RAYMOND, X f Mrs
Ri.ha rdson, Maria Miss
Rideley. Rosie Mrs
E"ache. Martha Miss
Robertson. Nellie Mrs
Ioenig. Carrie C Mrs
koynes. X " Mrs
Russell. Ollie
Ryan. Eliza Miss
Sage. Katie Miss
sampson. Susie Miss
Saulsbery, Mary ] Miss
saunders, Jack Mrs
Savage. Adam Mrs
scott. Manda Miss
shelton. Susan Miss
Sheppard, Fl Mrs
Shippard. " 2 Mrs
SimoDs. Hermann Mrs
Smms. Mary Mrs
SmallwoOd. L1la Mrs
smart. Roberta Mrs
smith, u Rathbon Miss
smith. Harriet Mrs
Smith. ! Mrs
Smith, p Il Mrs
SniH"n. s r Mrs
Snowian. Cora Mrs
81 Claire. Doris Miss
Stearils. Fannie Miss
Stewart, Martha Mrs
Stones. Mollie Mrs
strive, Chas ] Mrs
Swami. Maud Mrs
SweetiHd. Julia Mrs
Taylor, Anna II Miss
Taylor. Sarah Mrs
Taylor, Sarah \ Mrs
Terrell, S l. Mrs
Thomas. NJ c Mrs
I thompson. r II Mrs
Tlhbs. Sallis Z Miss
Tflford. Nellie Sirs
Iompkins, Martha Miss
ToinpsoI. q II Mrs
Irilatteni. Emily Mrs
Tucker. A W NTra
Tucke--, Elsa Miss
TYLER. Jennie Miss
Tyler, Lettie Mrs
Tyler. Martha
tmbles. Jane Mrs
lmphass. Sarah Mrs
Valentine, Lucille Miss
van Week. Amy and Lou
Miss
Walker, l. Mrs
Walker, Lucy Miss
Marley. Anna Miss
Warmack. Hannah MrSC3l
Washington. Lizzie Miss
WcnD, Bernice Miss
West, Kate Mrs
Wheeler, Essie Mrs
Wheeler. Julia X Miss
White, f Mrs
White, Kate l. Mrs
White, Mary Il Mrs
Williams. Ella Mrs
Williams, J VI Mrs
Williams, Josephine Miss
Williams, NJ Mrs
Williams, Mary
William. Rosa Miss
Willis, Bessie
Wilson, Mamie Miss
Wilson, Rachel Mrs
With"rs, Carrie Miss
Mittenhnrg. Fannie Miss
Wolf. l. Mrs
Woodruff. g c Mrs
Woods, Kate T Mrs
Wordsworth, W Mrs
Wooilg. Linnie f Miss
Wyckoff, Lucilla Mrs
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Mrs. Hamm went to Porto Rico we'll
equipped for newspaper correspondence and
for subsequent writing about her expe-
rienccs. She has long been connected with
the metropolitan dalies. and consequently
she tells the story of Porto Rico as she
saw it in a terSe, graphic style, which gives
a clear impression of this newcomer in the
American commonwealth. The author went
into the family life of the Islanders and as
certained much about them of a valuably
instructive nature The author does not he
lieve that the difficulties facing the United
States In It's new possession are as great as
those which 1T surmounted in California and
Texas.
THE CoUGAR-TAMER: And Other Stories of Adj
venture. BY Flank Welles Calkns Illustrated
Chicago: Herbert $. Stone & Company.
These are sketches rather than stories.
but they are all of excellent quality. They
zeal mainly with the northwest. The
"Cougar-Tamer' relates to the arid regions
of the southwest. Hunting experiences In
dian fighting, the perils of the trail and the
pilgrimage are all wildly told, while sew
erai excellent Illustrations give the book
additional value.
LOOKING AHEAD; Twentieth Century Happen
ings By II. Pereira Mendes. pastor of the
Spanish and Portuguese Congregations New
s sa saGSr e England 1s Sa na
Tennyson Nicely. Washington: woodward &
LotnrOp
MILLIONS CoMUs, LYCIDAs AND OTHER
Mton Edited W and Soe
by Andrew j. George, MA, department Of En-
glish, High School, Newton, Mass. New York !:
The Macmillan Company.
BYRON'S CHf1DE HARoID's PILGRIMAGE
Edited, with Introduction and Notes. by An
drew J. George, MA, department Of English.
High School, Newton, Mass. New York: The
Macmillan Company.
<Yy r,e,
author of THE Dancer in Yellow" :.Clarissa
Percy F. s. Spence. Philadelphia: Drexel
Biddle.
DRosS; novel. By Henry Seton Merriman, au-
thor Of with Edged Tools '"The Sewers -
etc Chicago: Herbert S. Stone & Company.
Washington: Woodward & Lothrop.
ECHOES; And Other Poems By E. A. wingard,
DID, pastor st. Paul's Lutheran Church, Co
lumbia, s G.. Newberry, S. c.. Lutheran Pub
hcatiOn Board.
AN ATLANTIC TRAGEDY. By W. Clark Russell,
author Of THE Convict Ship" THE Wreck Of
the Grosvenor. etc. Philadelphia: Drexel
Biddle.
MADAM PARADOX; novel. By Mrs Ormerod.
author Of MY Initiative Enemy" Philadel-
phia: Drexel Biddle.
A MILITARY BELLE; novel. By Henry Clin-
ton Parkhursi. 18th Iowa Infantry. New York:
y. Tennysen Nesly.
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London Is in that condition at present
which the fashionable people call empty
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-10-28
The SUPREME COURT.
Good Reasons for the Postponement to
January,


The supreme court was opened yes
terday by Judge McFie and adjourned
until Tuesday, January 2, 1900. The rea-
sons for the postponement of the ad-
journed term are as follows:
The law passed by the last legislature
fixing the terms of the district courts
fixes the terms so close together that all
of the judges are engaged holding court
from the first Monday in September un-
til the middle or last of December, prac-
tically continuously. During this time
it is very difficult for the judges to pre-
pare opinions for the supreme court.
From correspondence between them 1t
became known that some of the judges
had been unable to prepare opinions in
cases pending, owing to their contin-
uous labors in the district courts, and
as these opinions could not be handed
down it was deemed advisable to ad-
journ the term to such time as the dis
trict court labors were ended and some
time afforded to prepare opinions In
cases heard. 1t is expected that opinions
in all cases submitted will be handed
down on the date above named.
The statement yesterday that the
chief justice was endeavoring to Sc
cure postponement was incorrect, and
this statement is made to set the matter
right.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-10-28
MINOR CITY TOPICS.

John Pfueger of Lamy, arrived in the
capital last evening on a brief business
visit.
The territorial board of medical ex-
aminers will hold a session in this city
on Monday next.
Pablo Martinez was arrested last night
for fighting on the street and was
lodged in the county Jail.
The train from the south, due here at
II o'clock, on the Santa Fe railroad, was
two hours late last night,
Rev. A. A. Hyde will preach his first
sermon in the Methodist church to-mor-
row at II o'clock, and a full attendance
of all the congregation will be greatly
appreciated. A special invitation is also
given to all other church-going people
to be present and enjoy the services.
Rev. Thomas Harwood, D. d., superin-
tendent of the Spanish missions in New
Mexico, will also preach at the services.
For the best and most elegant book
and magazine binding In the southwest
at very reasonable rates patronize the
New Mexican book bindery.
Engraved calling and visiting cards q
speciality at the New Mexican Printing
office. 100 cards, latest styles and most
recherche engraving. with plate 81. so,
plate furnished $1.O0.
There seems to be a lull in the propo-
sition to establish a couple or three more
weekly newspapers in this city. 1t
seems that some of the capitalists who
L ,r,o - 10 ho npr,n1 In uutll mot htfn N q
readily as expected.
A letter addressed to the American
Baptist Publication society, Dallas, is
held at the p~ostoffice for postage.
The following attractions have been
booked for the Opera house: November 8
and 4, %Carrington's "Greater America
one week commencing November ~,
Curtis Comedy Co.; December 10, Cor
toms Minstrels; December 25, Dalrym-
pies Comedy Co.
Covers Medicine Company and its
concert quartet are still attracting large
crowds every evening to the opera house.
The song and dance specialties of the
quartet are good and the company is APP
parently doing a good business in the
way of selling medicines.
A good many persons from various
parts of the United States and Canada
are arriving in Santa Fe to remain for
the benefit of their health. This may be
ascribed to a large extent to the good
work done by the New Mexican. which
paper sends away hundreds of copies
monthly, giving full particulars as to
this city's great and unsurpassed advan-
tages as a health resort.
The attraction at the opera house No
vember 8 and 4 will be Carrington's
Greater America" company and enter
tainers. This is one of the most novel
attractions that has appeared in this
city for many seasons, being something
of an entirely new nature, novel and
unique. The company is highly spoken
of by the eastern press, and will I'M
doubleday meet with the approval of
the Santa Fe public. The reserved seat
sale for this entertainment will COM
mence Monday morning at Ireland's
drug store.
The Denver & Rio Grande train that
came in last evening was a very heavy
one, and two engines We're needed to
draw it into Santa Fe.
Hyman, Lowitzki went to Taos this
morning by way of the overland route.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-10-28
"1F THE CAP FITS. WEAR IT.!

If you are suffering from the conse-
auences of impure b~lood-have boils,
pimples or scrofula sores; If your food
does not digest or you suffer from ca
tarrh or rheumatism, you are the one
who should take Hoods S~arsaparilla.
1t will fit your case exactly, max your
blood pure and cure salt rheum, scrof-
ula, rheumatism, dyspepsia, catarrh,
and give you perfect health.
HOODS PILLS cure all liver ills. Non
Irritating,
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Territorial Funds.

Territorial Treasurer Vaughn to-day
received $116.16 from John Fl. Sargent,
collector of Rio Arriba county, of 1898
taxes, of which $64.40 is for territorial
purposes and 1856 for territorial insti-
buttons. He also received from John L.
Burnsides $36.68 of 1885 taxes, and $156. 70
of 1898 taxes, of which latter amount
1854 is for territorial purposes and
$27.53 for territorial institutions.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-10-28
Health Seekers Coming.

The number Of health seekers coming
into the city at present is very large,
and the arrivals will probably continue
to increase until spring if precautions
are taken to keep the smallpox from
spreading in the territory. Sister Eu-
lalia, in charge Of the sanitarium, has
an unusually large number of applica-
tons from health seekers from all parts
Of the country who desire to come here
next month.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-10-28

French Tansy Waters, the worlds ia
nous remedy for irregular and painful
periods of ladies; are never failing and
safe. Married ladies' friend. French
Tansy Waters r the only reliable fe-
male remedy in the world; imported
from Paris; take nothing else, but insist
on genuine; in red wrappers with crown
trade mark. La France Drug Company,
importers, 10S Turk st.. San Francisco.
For sale by Fischer & Co., sole agents
FOR Santa Re.
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These are guaranteed the latest IL
terms In Hot-blast, Albright Heater
The lowest prices. and uses less fuet
gives more heat, easier regulated, thaa
any other stove on the market. Burns
wood or coal. Call and be convinced.
CHAS. WAGNER FURNITURE co.
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To be Taken to Texas.

Governor Otero this morning signed
the e%xtradition papers for A. R. Nc
Donald, who is wanted in Young coun-
ty, Tex, for embezzling $500 belonging
to the Bridwell estate in that county. 1t
is supposed that he is at present in Lin
coin county, this territory.
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At the Hotels.

At the Claire: c. F. Schweer, st
Louis; N. L. Albers, Denver; Ralph
Granger, wife and children, National
City, Cal; Homer j. Kendall, Las We
gas; Pedro Perea, Bernalillo; B. W. M,
McCandless, Atchison; Thomas Crum-
packer, Albuquerque; F. H.. Sweet,
Kansas City.
At the Exchange: Frank Wyland, r.
w. Mcbride, William Arnett, Afamosa
Thomas Harwood, Albuquerque; B. J.
Foxworthy, La Junta.
AT the Palace: G. w. Parker, st.
Louis; G. F. Good, Kansas City; ]. c.
Wilson, Grand Junction, Colo; B. s.
Clark, Omaha.
At the Bon-Ton: w. Elliott, M. Will
liams, Albuquerque; Frank F. RAN
Minneapolis, Mimi; William Col
Teton, Alamosa; Edward Bold, Gallegos;
T. c. Hill, Wheeling. W. Va; L. e.
Assertion, wyllis; R. W. Mcbride, Will
liam Ammett, Alamosa; Eugene Edi-
son, Simon Ortiz, Pueblo.
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v. y. 0HCuer 0ureaU 1NV1eb'
Forecast for New Mexico: Fair to-
night and Sunday.
Yesterday the thermometer registered
as follows: Maximum temperature, 81
degrees, at 2:50 p. M; minimum, "A de-
grees, at GAS a. m. The mean tempera-
ture for the "a hours was 38 degrees;
mean daily humidity, SO per cent.
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Agents-Mitraillouse gaslight burners
without mantles. Gasoline gas lamps
without nantes. Warranted 5 years.
Mantle lamps failures overcome. Free
catalogue. Moroy Patente, Lagrange,
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Will be at Sol. Spiegelberg's Monday
and Tuesday next, Oct. 80 and 81,
Mr.. Rolfe, Strousse Bros repre-
sentative with the most complete and
finest line of suitings even exhibited in
this or any other city. Come and see
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Plaza Concert.

A New Lunch Counter.
The Bon Ton restaurant has been re-
modelled, and everything is now new and
first-class.
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Where to Eat.

A place that keeps everything in the
market is the Bon Ton restaurant. Give
them a call.
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Stick to the old reliable Albuquerque
Steam Laundry, G. F. Ambrose, agent,
at Kerr's barber shop. 11-28
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Furnished rooms for housekeeping.
Inquire of Mrs. Hogle, south side.