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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-03-13
&mret NJ DIES.
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Cgt o6trG9l b.
Sii6ut s9ncba9 bun "a Sronc III
Subnqic.

8eleaentlih Der Observation-Disclosures
bel geeroioung oes bodp'iteu Gr5bi.
Idpfes SenneTD fam audi St'6ot
S6ipeba6 BON ga GroiIe, Wts., n11
Dubuque. Sii6pf S9pebu9 1T be-
tanntli6 2uremburgsr BON Seburt
rnO oa ia in Der Stdot Dubuque, lple
iiberbaupt i'm 6taate Soma cine 1ehr
orpbe 3abl 2uremburger pobnen, 10
biIoet bas @rI9einen oeS bel iet1en
Qanbsleutsn 8umal, pie ~iiberAaupt IN
allen 9epDlterungstreiien ohne Inter
i6ieo Der Nationalitdt ieAr beltebten
8rGlaten INNER bic llriafe elmer gang
beIpnperen 5reuoe. 8ii6pf S9pes
BAD er6ielt benn audi cine fOrmIlhe
Spdtion, inoem er BON PrteIter uno
Qaien aufeeIu6t nuroe, tpie er benin
aud fir Sepermdnn Elm freunplt4sS
Nprt bat.
@8 lit ii6rioenS niht oaS erite Y&dl,
bah Migr. S9ns6aG bier in 9ubuqus
uno in Soma tpeilt. 9erielbe mar
nimli6 6ereitS beS Ssfteren bier in
Dubuque BEL GeIegenbeitsn, ipte our
Sttapfsier Der ySr0iterin Der 8etrii6s
ten, ipel6e Die 2uremburger bon Sus
buulte iebes Sabr in ftierli4er Weiie
bs0sben. 2(u9 bel Der CONFEDERATION
bes bp6tp'iten 8ii6pfes 2entbdn pon
Gbepenne, mar Migr. S6pebd4 in
Su6uque. SIM ii6rigen Soma 1T gtl9r.
S9pe6uf BEL alien 8spDlterungstlal :
fen betannt uno beliebt, ni6t nur mil
er i'm Staate 9erponote uno BEL Gles
urs uno @plf un3G6lige 8etdnnte
bat, ipnoern neil er aud in 2el(ar8
unter ungebeurem Subel Der &utbolts
fen eine begsiIterte unO begetiternoe
gaebe belt. 9ebe Soft, DAB 8ti9ot
G6peba9 nod rs9t oft Die &atbpltten
Sppa's nit Ieiner 8e9entpart begtiide.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-03-13
Die Sron Wuantaim Sabn psrflr,t
ihrc 3cit nod Ieras.

i3us SO. 81, wel6er ct. eouis iebt tdsli6
nm 2:3l Rahmitta9s perldBt, p~ertiirst Die
Belt Der Sabrt Don ct. youiS no0 SaQas.
Sort gSortb, glultiil, Sou Antonio, Soultou
uno @olpeltom Tirett bnrdiobrenoe
pullman Speiiss uub S6laiipa9en iueroeu
al oleien 3u9 pon ct. 9ohiS nab Gan
Nntonio au9ebdn9t pGbsu nm ciu Sienit
nit ,uriitlebnenoeu oigeu mad Calais umo
Sort SSortb einseiiibrt wsroeu. I'm nGbere
austunit wemoe man iib all ben gofal.
asenten ODER idrsibe an: giiisa gsiliou.
.. Y. ~. Ill aranS Ctr, 9bicaGo, 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-03-13

Wm SpnnerStdg, ben 8.
MGra, Inn 5 llbr MOrgens Itarb in Der
@pbnung ibrer So6ter Der Srdu S.
g. 8ants an Der 2eibniB StraBe, BIZ
altebrpiiroige 6rdu 9lnnd Marta
@agener, geborene &eBler, 0ieielbe
ftammte aus 8efort i'm 2uremburgis
f6en unb mar i'm Sabre 1915 9eboren
uno fpurbe i'm Sabre 1852 nit Wtts
Gael @agener gu @6ierna4 getrdut.
Sm Sabre 1857 fam Die 8eritprbene
nit ibrem @atten na9 Qmerita uno
MpIalem SppnIbip in Dubuque
Gpuntp, Sa., BON np Tie oOr IA SaRrsn
nad1 Dubuque iiberiieDelte. Die Ser
f6isbene bate oa5 Slid, Die &inoer
Der Sp6ter ibrer ein5igen So6ter 81
1ebsn. 8etpiB Elm ieltenes Slid. Sic
Itarb poGlper1eben nit ben bl. Sterile
fatramenten i'm Glitter bon So Sabren.
Sic 8eerbigung fano auf benz Str6s
bpfe gu ct. &atbarina, no6 einem
Spotenamte in Der Dortigen Stride
Itatt. Sic mar BON glQen gea6tet,
pslfe lie fannten. U}0ge lie ruben in
Srieoen!
3u Remen, Su., purb.n BON
Nep. S9ulte 6err peter 6. 0ules unb
SRI. &atbarind Grnit ebeli9 getrGut.
Saielbit ftarb audi S9Deiter Sra
rira BON Der pprtigen Ct. SpiepRsz
G6ule.
3u8ellepuein Sddipn GountD
p:rgiftete ii6 9err @ilbelm &un5 in
benz or Hottengift nabm.
Ser ,2eMdrs Serplb" I9rei6t:
= qm 81. Sebruar fdnb in Gsmien
bic Sp93ett BON PetCr 6. 8ales nit
SRI. 8utie GarneIt itatt. Die 9o45eit
puroe in Der elterli9en Wo6nung Der
Sruut 9sfeiert. Gep. g. $. Speppnsr
i6niirte ben e6eli6en ¬en. Cine
gdn3e qn5abl SO63eit8gGite iparen 3us
geeen uub man u%nterbtelt ii9 dufs
geits.
- gm Sreitdg LETTER 0O9s gelang
es etnem S6lai6oieb in elm ,3immer
I'm Supuque Spule III NItol etil3uS
bringen in Dem So6n Steffens unb
SObn WsioenfeQer ben S9luf oes Sc
rshten i6liefen uno ais bieie 6erren
ben nd6Iten Mtorgen ibre llnnennbare,
bic pGbreno Der Na6t frieoli6 an
einem Nugel gebangen, nd6er unteriu6s
ten, fanb es Iib, Dab Die SaI8en ges
pliinbert paren. Steffen5 purbe 500
uno cine goloene llbr unO Deibenfel=
Ter $500 in 8aar geItoblen. Der 9ie6
lit nod niht erlpiI6t pprben.
Die N6enoi6ule Der ct. MarD'8
@emeinoe in 9uton ua6m leBten
Stenstag tbren Nbi9lub. Die jun
Gen 2sute BON Eemien benuBten Die
9elegenbett, lire &enntniHe gu erpeiz
tern gut aus unb UNI Ii9 fir Die uns
e;genniiBigen 8~emiibungen oes boom.
Serrn Bruno, ertenntli9 5u 5eigen, bus
Zen bic S6iiler fir Die S9ulfapeae
f60ne Sreu5pegS Itationen angeI9afft,
Die nG6Iten 5reitag feierli4 eingepei6t
lperoen foaen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-03-13
Negers SManotbaten.
Barter. Ga. 6. 81

Barter, Ga, 6. Mdr5.
Dan Mils, elm iunser, 20 Meilen
BON bier p~pbnbafter Sarmer, lit leBte
Na6t bon 5wei iungen Nesern in brus
taller Weiie ermprbet porpen. Srau
Wtias bate psriu6t, ben Mprbbubsn
81 enttommen, purbe aber bon beniel>
ben eingebolt uno nit &niippeln 10
mibbanoelt, baB ie ni6t mebr aufs
tpmmen lam. Den Sdusling Der
5rau ermoroeten bic i9paraen I'm
boloe ppr ben 4usen Der SHUTTER. Die
polisei fabnoet ieBt nit 9lutbunben
auf bic MproaeIeQen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-03-13
0rnnbeisenfbnms : llcbertrasunsen

fir Die WoGe, enbenb nit benz 10
MlGr5 1900, Suiammenseitsllt Dor
8ep. Salot, Arbitration uno 8erii9e=
runsss4sent:
q. MuelIsr an $. Sfferman
2ot'946 Sperspiae uno an@ i.
beres gisentbum s. 82G
q. 2angpprtbp an S. Pbiz
ltpps, Sbeil bon Got 1
G%angpprtbp's Sub. 2,30C
6. $. Sorsfielb an .. 2att<
ner, "a older Sett. 26
Soma Sp. . CSC
81. 8ranDenburgsr an M.
Man9eri9, Qanb in Sett.
80 Ii. 81 Dodge Sp. 400
81. Webet an S. 6. @sber, l
33i100 older Sett. 80 Nep
@ine Sp. $500
6. 9. S6err, Sruitee an u.
2eiier, Got 101 Nopplapn
Part Subo. 400
@raf an s. Smith 40
older Sett. ID Soma Up. 1000
q. 8. S9mitt an 80. Soto,
20 Older Sett. 10 Soma
Sopnfbip 30
6. MacMabon an Wm. 9art=
mann, ST., 40 older Sett.
50 Nep Wine Sp. 1000
81. grtbum an %. grtbum,
"a 2ots SolD grob 100
81. Siloers ct al Grectens an
8. WiQging, Cots 7 II. 9
Sinlep's Qbo. $50
$. ". Sogarip, 8uarOian an
6. .. S6aefle, Got lab
Union Nbb. 1925
SO. 9dlbtemepsr an s. 0albz
temeper, 100 older Sstt.
80 Yeru Sp. $500
81. gerrp an S. S. Ssi6erser,
2anb in, Sett. % u. "a
Nen Wine Sp. $4,000
g. grablep'an s. Wiamann,
Got 2 &edes Sub. 10. 2 1,O5O
). s. &ilep an S. 8ilsp. SO
9f100 older Seft. 16
Waibingtpn Sp. 100
3. Moore ct al an 8. 90.
Bline, II older Self. %
Soma Sp. 1875
y. 8oper on s. 9eieler, 9ots
185 uno S6eil BON 2pt 1S4
OperspiQe . 800
81. Porman6er an s. @rsenz
burg, SGeil bon Sol 361
@aIt Dubuque, go. 3 1000
8. Connolly an s. u. @rtbur,
so Ider Sstt. IA prairie
@reet Sp. 5000
g. Pfobl an s. Shnsioer, 46
58i100 @dsr Sett. 3 Sefz
fsrIOn Sp. 1,444
Sotal: .$38,S79
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-03-13
40 Ycrinmcn berlebt.
8raatI. Snb,, 5. M;

8ruSiL Sno., 5. MGr5.
Gin 9iitersus fubr beute 4beHo
um 6 nbr auf Der 6. &c 6. s. Giiens
balm in einen &oblensrdberSrg, Der
400 in ben bsnahbarten @ruben be-
iAdftiste 4rbeiter naa 9aufe befOrs
berte. Die &abppie uno 5rpsi Wasen
puroen SeritDrt. Melpin Cater unb
Charles Grompep purben ausenblids
LID setOotet unb mebr als 40 Perios
men ernitli6 berlebt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-03-13
Heiicmoe Iacntcn:
Soirpb Slribnrr. Sobn &oblrr.
Yaul Rucbcl.
Sas Bib Gr,biiGof SruncFD's,

nelGes in unierem unO ben anoeren
8lGttsrn Der Stoot erIGien; lit BON
elmer Photographic geuommen, pelGe
Der betannte PhOtpgrapb, Serr s. 81.
SiabOrough bier in Dubuque nabm.
!9srr 8illbprougb bat iif baS Rad
abmungsre4t in Wai9ington geIsbtiG
geii6ert unO mir m09ten 6rn.
8%iaborougb fir feline Sreunoli9teit
In oieier Sadie hermit Danten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-03-13
Mn 9auoiuGer.

gir baben oil 100, 900 9lder porsii9lids
Sarms Qdnbereleu IN Minneiota uio Glib
Oatota gu 9reiien Don So big $21 pro gder
gu perfauieu.
Gbenfaas cine Sarm Don / ,O2O gder nit
suten @ebduoen.
Gin Sarm pou 440 gder, idmmtli9 CULTS
pirt, nit Suten Gebduben.
Sin iib gut ;ablenoes SoteI nnb anbereS
Sarms uuo Staotei9entblm eutweoer 81 pers
tanien ODER 81 pertanl6en.
Sitte bel ms porSulpredcu uub mir wers
ben Sbreu @iini6en entipre6en.
Sobn Yier 4 Co.,
@runbeiaentbums uno Ierii6eriI9ssa9ent,
352 Siebente StraRe, NnbMque, SoIua.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-03-13

5pnb bu Sac, Wis., 6. Mdrs.
9enau s Stunoen na6 benz Spbe
bes GiIsnbabnppitclerts Wiliam
S4leioen traf aus 9eutidlano elm
Brief an i'm elm, NORM es bteb, bab
S6leioen elm ibm bon einsm tiir5li6
perltorbenen Sbeim binterlafenes 8erz
mDeen i'm Setrage BON $250,000 sez
erbt babe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-03-13
Gprcht hpr!

g8ir IinO III Der YG9e, Gle mt ancn
Sorien @lenun0rcn, 3edsn. Scppi=
den. Mtaiten unO Selfu6 su Osrichen.
ollie BON leitcnocn 6O~hrliunten 0emaht
unO GeNen Saar getauit. welGc lpir si
p~rtiieu anbietcn, Die ipnlt nir9enos
d~n9eboten meroen t0nnen.
Sames SeOi ~ so.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-03-13
Gbic ben 10. Nar3.
0etretoe,

ebtca9o, ben 10. War3.
0etreios.
@ei,en-
WGrs: 65@65t.
Wai 66@664.
SuIi: 66f@67c.
Soru-
WGrS: 34@34t.
Mai: 36t@354.
Suli: 36t@355.
Safer
@drs: s24@2s.
Wdi: 23t@23a.
SuIi: 22i@22s.
yropiNonsn.
Shweinsfleiid-
Dtai: $10.S7i@10.2 20.
SuIi: $40. 90@10.S5.
ShmalS-
Wtai: So. 95@6.OO {.
Suli; Sc. 02i@6.05.
Hippeit- =
Suli: S.. 92f@5.97f.
Sla6sIamen-
Mtai $1.5S.
Sdwsine-
.Sdwere, $4. s5t@4.97i.
Sbwsre, raube, $4. 70@4.75.
2ethte, $4. 70@4.9 80.
Semii9te, "a. 70@4.95.
9leb-
Grtra &inbpieb. SIS. $685. so.
Suites, So 0@5. 80.
Mittelmdbises bis sutes, "a. 5O@4.90 {.
Ginia6e Sorte, So. 90@4.40.
&aybe, leihte Stiere, SO. 90@4.30.
@ute bis aus9epGblte Seras Stiere, 1910
@4. so.
Sun 9seiien seiiitterts Stiers, "a. 5000. so.
Siibe, 81. 00@4.25.
Ginoer. SO. 00@4. 70.
guuen nno S6ien, 2 .S0@4.25.
Sm @eiten oil gras Seiiittsrte Stiere,
81. 60@5.30
Bonn @eiten tommenbs Siibs unb &iuber,
So. 30@4.6 so.
&dlber, s .60@7.75
eddie
@eitlide 96mmsr, So. 70@7.30.
99eitli6e SGaie. S4.25@5.7 20.
giubeimiihe qdmmer, SO. 25@7.35.
Ginbeimiide S9aie, S4.0o@5.95.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-03-13
@nte yhotugrapbicm

tonlen mr. Don Grperten berseitelt werbeu.
Us gilt bel Scrcil 0eritellung Grfabrun9
81 babeu. poiicnbe Sopi' uno 60rperiteumls
gen 81 beodten. oas poiienbe yi6ts uno
MISUNDERSTANDING 81 fenueIl NIB banu
aud bic ilOtbiscn, oft redt foitipicligen
Npparate III boben. Gieies aleS III Dor
banoen, ipenm ,Sbr 9ure Photographic pom
mir madden loilct.
u. 81. W ac8enSie,
1878 Slep' Ctr, Dubuque, So.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-03-13
0eQea &rebsI ma0en.

S6 empteble biermtt Stroop's b~eriibmte,
beutl6e Tulper. Dielelben beileu iebem
CIo6 ni6t aufgebrodeneD &tebs iopobl
inuerIi6 ais duberli6. alaen, Die perbGd=
tise @ei6wiiIite iowie audi Wagenlei=
ben unb 9eberi6abeu baben. iino bieIe
BUILDER ~beionoers empfoblen. &e9en IGbe=
rem 3eueniiie etc. abreliire man:
CD 10 or b 8. Soebiug,
ct. QucdS Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-03-13
SDr ctgemes 6cim.
Gnt, bilis uno gesen IeiGte 3ah>
Innasbcoiuannacn.

Sas reidite Sarmlano Su pertauieE I'M
uOrblldeu @iScouiiu, swei ODER orei Nteilell
pom Gi~lenbabuGn. Yra6tpouer 0olb,
i6one Wieieii, iriides @aiisr, CUTE gSege,
9rpbe griten, Gir6eu nnb S6ulen. 0auo-
tGuisr erbalteu ireie Sabufobrt. Ntan weroe
li6 an: Qanb department., WiSeonliu
Central Rarlwap, 81. 8. Sen dell,
q. g8. @ssnt, 377 &obert Str., ct. SAUL,
Wtinr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-03-13

Siom. Ode Der 6. II. WtuinsS tr.,
Dubuque, 3: :: Soma.
glselteu fir Grunbeisentburn, gnleiben
NIB Serii6erun9. Gelo I'll 5 Hrosent III
perleibem aiii Sopa, Suinois uno Niseoniut
Si6erbeiten. - ampfl6iiiiabrts Siuete nad
uub pom europa uia iini beiouoereu eiuiel.
-Sertretec Don Suuerldiiieen Sehers,
Qebens. unb lluidle : Serliberunss @elels
idafteu. - abitratts Of 3itle. - Seisnt.
Iide 9totare..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-03-13

- SIN Sinlep Spipital oabier, ftarb
i'm @lter bon ga Sabren 9err Seinri9
S4ilb bon &odbale. 0erielbe binters
ldbt einen Spbn @eors unb cine Sp1z
ter 2dura.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-03-13
@6tuuA @auniumsr!

gser 9utsS, tru1tbore5 Eormlonb Iudt,
meuoe lid al uuS. &ir babeu ioldeS IN
9toros uno Glib Sototu, Wiuueiota ulo
Roma III l9oniter AuSlpdBl III fatbolii9en
gememoen init STRIDE uno S6uIe.
Ftter @oebelS y0uo Ngeuep,
IItou, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-03-13
@p III Wifolaus aSriorrt?

Ser Sobn Rii9aro pom s8abpetom, Rorbz
Satota. mO6te Serne bic %Se9enwdrttge
aorelie bon Nifolaus Neibert baben. Ser
@eioert 1T aus Weu8bprf III gilrsmburg 9ez
biirtis. Sein lester NnfeutbaltSort mar ct.
Gaul, MimI. Man ieube bic sIbreiie OH
Sobu Rii9orb, @obpeton, Rorb:O afota.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-03-13

Sn ieiner @obnung BEL Cascade
Itarb Serr Sron5 Roper i'm @lt,r bon
68 Sotren. 0erlelbe par 81 @altir@
in @Gosn gebiirtig.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-03-13
Mls grrwaitsr Der gSaNcrlprrfe

BADEN Die 2i4ter Mattbeps unp o.
0Onuel ii6 auf fol9enOe !6erren ,ges
9. 70. 2ucp, y. ). Rpoer unb
Srtoolin Seer, Sr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-03-13
Soften bon &ebcnsperT6cs
rung.
8ate Der Yramic mcniser bic Sibis
0enne.

UIWuSs
@or pier So6ren uobm Serr Setter 6ieuc
pon Dubuque orei ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS liz
SEN uou 9leider art i'll orei onertamlt beiteu
&eleai6aften. State Der Erdmie, Oipibsnoe
lnb Soiten iiir baS lauienbe Sabr auf $40,
600 eebensperiideruns III elmer ieoeu Der ges
ieuibaiten itelen ii6 wie iolst:
Yremirm 0ipis Nette
Rate benbe Soiten
Nortbneftrn. .S438.9 80 Sl20.9 1916. 90
4nbere @eleQs
i9aitem ........... 425.0O $3.50 339. 10
auoere @eIeus
ihaiteu ........... 1870 1856 1924
Die prGmisn Rate Der Nortbpelteru Mtuz
tlal 1T II d. mol b0ber, aber b g +
ten limb Serin9er ais iir dbnli9e 6outratte
IN anoeren @eieui6aften.
Snnerbalb Der SIuei leeten Sabre bat Serr
Sieue ieiie eebensuerliderun9 in Der Rortbs
i~peltern bis auf $50, 900 erb0bt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-03-13
SinO sic tnut??

Sebe Grt pom Gaubbstt uub 9 d 10 err
b~Srtgtett III lest bsilbar; MIR Gaubss6oreH {
iIno Iuturirbur. SbrcuiaIi c % bort I o prt
aul. SGuj neue uuo tinia6e Wietbooe. geiareibt
eureH 6au. aoftsnireie untsriutaHs uuO austunit.
Dir. DALTON'S cbrcmbcil=anitalt
500 saSaue aipe.. CHICAGO, Sa.
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Staat nud Amgeqeud.

Entered at the Postotic, a. Du5u1us, Iowa
and admitted for transmission through
,hemails az second-class rates.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-03-13

GER 5riebri9 SC. &lee unb SRI.
y. Sc Ban 9~ctrat9eten psrfl. Wo4e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-03-13
&leinere An5eigeu.
Nir. Gnael 4 SGbue.

Siiow. Gte Der 6. II. @tuius Ctr,
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-07-12

(EIoT SPRINGS9


These Celebrated Hot Springs are To-
Gated in the midst of the Ancient Cliff
Dwellers, twenty-five miles west of
Taos, and fifty miles north of Santa Fee,
and about twelve miles from Barranca
Station, on the Denver & Rio Grande
Railway, from which point a daily line
of stages run to the Springs. The tenn
perature of these waters is from 80 to
122 degrees. The gases are carbonic. AL
titude, 5000 feet. Climate very dry and
delightful the yea round. There is now
a commodious hotel for the convenience
of invalids and tourists. These waters
contain 1,6S6.24 grains of alkaline salts
to the gallon, being the richest alkaline
Hot Springs in the world. The efficacy
of these waters has been thoroughly
tested by the miraculous cures attested
to in the following diseases: Paralysis,
rheumatism, Neuralgia, Consumption,
Malaria, Bright's Disease of the Kid
neys, Syphilitic and Mercurial Affec-
tons, Scrofula, Catarrh, La Grippe, all
Female Complaints, ETC., etc. Board,
Lodging and Bathing, $3.50 per day; $14
per week; $50 per month. Stage meets
Denver trains and waits for Santa Fee
train upon request. This resort is at
tractive at all seasons, and is open all
winter. Passengers for Ojo Caliente can
leave Santa Fe at 1908 a. m. and reach
Fare for the round trip from Santa Fe
to Ojo Caliente, 81. For further partic-
l ulars, address
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The man who spends his leisure time
in revising the geography of this coun-
try proposes to divide the state of Ore
gon in two, the dividing line to be the
Cascade mountains. FIe will, however,
not receive much encouragement in
congress, nor will the Oregon legisla-
ture give him a willing ear. When Ore
gon is as thickly populated as Massa-
chusetts. then there will be time enough
to breach the division of the state into
two or more states. The Oregon prop
osition is much like the fool prrposi
tons to divide New Mexico or to add
parts of it to other states, that are
heard Of once in awhile and supported
by unpatriotic meddlers, who believe in
creating as many rag-tag states as pos
sible in order to multiply the number
of offices and to raise the tax rates,
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A Good Plan.

1t is a pretty good scheme of the San
ia Fee railroad to send it's eastern trav-
cling passenger agents v their lines
to visit the principal towns and cities
and to make themselves acquainted
with their scenic and historic attrac-
tons, as well as the resources of the
country adjacent to the railroad. De-
spite the large number of tourists who
pass through New Mexico every year,
and the splendid work being dore by
the bureau of immigration of this terri
tory, there is still considerable igno-
rance about New Mexico, it's climate,
it's scenic attractions, and its resources
in many parts Of the east. The Santa
Fe Railroad Company is sparing no
meal and trouble in advertising the
southwest. Making it's eastern repre-
sentatives personally acquainted with
the country they are to advertise IS one
step in the right direction, for a mar
only needs to have been in New Mexi-
co and to have looked around with in
telligent eyes to be it's friend ever after
ward.
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A Shjninu Mark.

The eminent position thai the presi-
dent of the United States occupies, the
bitter political strife that his election
engenders. and the many enemies he
makes in not being able to appoint ev-
cry one who applies to a good govern
ment office, expose him to the danger of
assassination as much so as the
crowned heads of Europe are exposed.
The American people as a rule are a
sane people, but there are cranks
among them, and the assassination of
a Lincoln and of a Garfield may be re-
peated at any time by an irresponsible
fool who blames the president for be-
ing the cause of his actual or imaginary
misfortunes. 1t is, therefore. not aston
ishing to hear of a plot to assassinate
the president, and it is well that great
precautions are being taken to protect
his person from any possible harm. To
be president of the United States not
only brings its heavy responsibilities
but also its dangers to which the aver
age citizen is not exposed.
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Proposals for wood and hay-U. S. Indian
School Service, Santa Fe. N. NJ July 5; 1870
wood or hay, as the case may be- and adj
dressed to the undersigned at Santa Fee. New
Mexico. will be received at this school until
two o'clock p m. Of Friday, July. ", 1909; for
furni, hing and delivering at this school as
required during the fiscal year ending June
80, 1901, about 300 cords of wood and so tons Of
ent. Wood and hay offered for delivery I'M
der contractIwill be subject to a rigid inspec:-
ton before acceptance or rejection thereof.
The right is reserved to reject any and oil
bids or any part of any bid, if deemed for the
best interest Of the service. Certified checks:
Each bid must be accompanied by q certified
check or draft upon some United States de-
pository or solvent national bank made pay.
able to the Commissioner of Indian Affairs,
for at least five per cent of the smount of the
proposal, which check or draft will be for
feited to the United States in case any bidder
or bidders receiving an award shall fail to
promptly execute "a contract with good and
sufficient sureties, otherwise to be returned
to the bidder. Bids accomp7n MED by cash in
lieu of a certified check will not be consid'
cred. For any additional information apply
to c.. j. Crandall, Superintendent.
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A fiIipin0's Reasons.

Felipe Buencamino, former secretary
Of state of Aguinaldo. has addressed an
open letter to the revolution leaders on
behalf of peace, which contains some
solid sense which will be hard to swal-
low by the American admirers of Agui-
naldo. Among many other reasons fol
peace, Buencamino states the follow
ing:
at is possible that the United States
eventually weary'of u present system
of warfare, may decide to sell us tc
some other power, or else leave us to
our fate; in which latter case it would
devolve upon us to obtain the recogni-
ton of u independence from the ma
tons of the world. This possibility is
fraught with the imminent danger that
we fall victim to the ambitions of the
great nations and become partitioned
among them.
Consequently it is necessary that we
recognize the supremacy of the United
States and strive to obtain, within the
limits of the American constitution, the
greatest measure of liberty compatible
with our welfare.
1.-THE most predominant features in
u past independent government were
those immoralities and abuses which
are the offspring of our own ignorance.
and the vices inherited by us from
Spain.
I'VE succeeded in making the Filipino
regime so odious to our own people that
in the critical moments of our affairs
the people showed us their hatred; they
respected neither our cabinet officers
nor the persons of the mother and the
son Of the president Of the Filipino re-
public, whom they sold to the Ameri-
cans, after first having murdered many
Of the leaders, officers and soldiers Of
our army; and they have robbed our
government Of its properties and non
ey. We require, then, the protecting
power of the United States to prevent
u national unity from destruction by
those civil wars which, owing to the
fractional feelings and divisions arising
from our immoralities and abuses,
would undoubtedly obtain were an in
dependent government established.
1.-THE conciliatory policy pursued by
the American government, notwith-
standing our marked hostility to them;
the humane treatment of prisoners and
their release from prison after short
detention only; the installation into
public office Of the more intelligent Fill
ipinos; the increase in wages and the
consequent betterment Of the lahoring
classes: the liberal reform in our laws,
and the granting to our towns of a
marriage and municipal law eminently
and such as we did not Dos
even under our own Independent
are strong arguments for
peace.
another powerful argument for
peace is the fact that in continuing our
system of guerrilla warfare we
give an excuse for the bad element Of
our population to live by force of arms
At the cost Of their more peaceful
leighbors: under the guise Of patriots
:hese former take the field, not to fight
or our independence, but simply to rob
md enrich themselves, and brigandage
3 consequently prevalent"