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Alvin Nioodsmus IL receiving the
congratulations OF his friends, tho
occasion being the presentation to him
BY his wife Of u bouncing boy Alvin
asa result, has been stepping pretty
high this week.
Mira, j, M. Harshsw and daughter
Left Tuesday for Mangum, Ok II the
place suits them they will mako their
home there, otherwise they will only
make visit. They were accompanied
by Clyde Kagy,
The pileS that annoy you 10 will 10
quickly and permanently healed II you
use D0Witt's Witch HASel BAlve, Be-
ware Of WORTHLESS eoputerfeiA
II, G, JoHSsoS'
Prot. psseAsr Apd xiss Clare Enc
Will attend the National Educstiousl
Assoc!atton meeting Ut Detroit and
from there 60 10 Buffalo to take 10 tha
fan'Awsncan Exposition. Ward Hal
10Y will slao 90 70 the Buffalo EXPO
They 10 today.
u 10 sAslsr 10 keep wsll than 70 gse
cured, DsWltt's Little Early Riscrs
Aksu now and then will always koer
yoHs bowels In perfect order, They
hever erips, hut promote an easy
gentle action Il. G, JOHNSON,
The Van Buren press., 1901-07-06

Soeial Notices in tie Local Columns Fire cent
a Line for first insertion, and fire cents PEI
line for each subsequent insertion. Al iocai'
rss and charged for al aboue rates until or
d<red discontinue
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Joe Jones has resigned his position at
Geo, r, Wood e. Co. q hardware store
and has accepted u place with Jones
Bros, Sam Lloyd succeeds Mr., Jones
Ut Geo. r. Wood & Cos.
Harry Shibley Arst Of the week moved
his household goods TO Fort Smith
We are very sorry to lose them from
onr midst and hope they will find their
new home q pleasant one.
The Van Buren press., 1901-07-06

Col. H. p, King has signed the con.
tract for chairs to be used In biz opera
house. They will he Of the latest
pattern.
The Van Buren press., 1901-07-06
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.

MISSOURI PACIFIC.
COMO WEST
so. 2sl. Arr. s;T pm. Depart HS pm.
e. e. o9S, (" 2Oa.m. 2S6sm
10. 24s. " ll:25 am 'stops al Van Buren,,
0OIN0 EAST
Nh 2s2. Arr. l:20 pm. Depart l:S5 pm.
~ o9l l am. Los q m
cS.i Hin Local Arr. ll:25am. 220pm.
GREENWOOD BRANCH.
Greenwood Local Arr. las pm. Depart, 8 N
yn 10s Lv. 2:50p pm. Arr. Greenwood 500 D. IN.
~ G.I Daily. except sunday.
r,sins 23l, 232, 233. 234 run daily
T,sins 24S and 244 do not run on Sunday.
r,sins 28l, 232 233. 23a, 243 and IA will carry
passengers pIoNr.r Aoor,
The Van Buren press., 1901-07-06

Col. Sam II. Chew spent the first Of
the week In Newton county as counsel
for the defense In case In the circuit
court there.
The Van Buren press., 1901-07-06

II Ia mistaken economy to let the
county bridges become q menace to the
travelling public, which q number OF
them now are for want Of q little repair.
II appears TO ~ that should an accident
occur on account Of defects In the road
way Of any bridge the county could be
held liable for damages.
The Van Buren press., 1901-07-06

During the early hours Of Saturday
morning burglars entered the saloon Of
w. H. Peters and riaed the till Of some
u which hsd bean left at closing the
previous night, Nothing but the cash
drawer wAs touched.
Frank Stink, who WAS charged with
the robbery Of . e2o bill By Joe Torrent,
WAN found guilty last Saturday 10 tho
circuit court and given sentence Of
ous year, sliuk'a friends made strong
e6orN 70 Mvs him, but without avail
The Van Buren press., 1901-07-06
Get What You Ak Forl

When you ask for Cascarets Candy
Cathsrtic be sure you Get them.
Genuine tablets stamped c. c. c.
Never sold In bulk. A substitutor 10
always q cheat and . fraud. Bewarsl
All druggists, Iee.
The Van Buren press., 1901-07-06
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4
The.
Racket Store.
Has secured and is offering to
its customers a line of popular
NOVELS and BOOKS
by the best authors of the day.
Look our list over. Some fine
books for summer reading.
While the lot lasts will sell at
ONLY 1Oc EACH.
"Auto" of a Thief
EXiles of Siberia
The Betrothed
Irene
Charlotte Temple
The Lady of Lyons
Lisle Tavener
Jeune De Kerden
, Highways of Literature
Handy Cook Book
Idealio
Doctor Rameau
Adventures of a Brownie
Carmen
Money
Bryant's Poems
Betsy Jane Ward
Story Of the Godsbys
Legend of Montrose
The Brownies
Through the Looking Glass
Doom
Pierre's Soul
Lazy Thoughts-a Lazy Girl
The Talisman
..The..
Racket Store.
Parru Allan
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Cure for Cholera infantum--Nevsr
Known to Fail.

During last May an infant child OF
our neighbor WIS suffering from cholera
infantum. The doctors had given up
all hopes Of recovery. / took bottle
OF Chamberlain a Collie, Cholera and
DiarrhBa Remedy TO the house, telling
them felt sure II would do good II used
according TO directions. In two days
time the child had fully recovered,
The child 10 now vigorous and healthy,
| have recommended this remedy
frequently and have never known u TO
Fall. Mrs. Curtis Baker, Bookw alter,
Ohio. For sale by JOHN O'KANE,
DruuRist.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1901-06-28
GRANT COUNTY 10 The FRONT.
A Boston Syndicate Will Develop BIZ
Copper Area.

p. T. McGrath was in Denver the
past few days where he was made hap
py by the receipt of big block of mon
ey from Boston syndicate which has
purchased large acreage of mining
land of Mr.. McGrath in Grant county,
New Mexico. The total amount OF
money involved In the transaction is
$576, 900, of which $2OO, 900 Is to be e1-
pended in the development of the pro D.
erty. Mr.. McGrath has spent fifteen
months segregating the land and de-
veloping the lodes SO as to demonstrate
the presence of large bodies Of high
grade copper ore, ranging as high NJ
81 per cent copper. Two experts visit
ed the spot and their reports were 50
ent ouraging that final examination
was made by w. B. Duval, the smeltcr
man Of cadville, who has been acting
Ii behalf of the Boston investors 1he
total All amounts to 40 acres All the
COZ .:tr shrwing is said to be one of the
greatest ever opened in the southwest.
The Gregg Investment company Of
renver, wcs instrumental in I'm ling
The purths sers.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1901-06-28
4 NEW CAMP.
It is Located in the Nogal District, Lin
coin County.

The New Mexico Mining and Milling
is working twelve men on it's Turkey
Creek property, and ten men on its
copper property. 1t will sink it's shaft
300 feet, with level every 50 feet and
drift on the ore. At Turkey Creek 1t
has built fine wagon road five miles
long, cleared mill site and built log
cabin for an office. Also stable and
blacksmith shop. 1t will soon con-
struct a mill building, engine and boiler
room, ore bin, tramway from mine to
mill, and pipe line to conduct water
to the mine from two large springs
above the mill site.
1t has begun tunnel on the Richard
Carvel claim that will follow the lead
or vein on the east 1900 feet and tap the
Stonewall Jackson claim at the west
mountain nearly 2700 feet, making
stopping good for fifteen years.
It will have its mill and machinery
in operation in 60 days, and then ex-
poets to employ about IS men day and
night.
Considerable free gold is showing up
in the Little Iva and Sunday mines,
and the Richard Carvel is showing 8
feet of good ore between the walls, ev-
cry ounce Of which pans free gold and
no waste rock to handle.
The ore averages over $17 free milling
and there Ia enough in sight to run a
SO stamp mill 20 years.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1901-06-28
OFFICIAL MATTERS.
APPOINTED ENGINEER.

Joseph H. Hoback of San Carlos
at the government Indian school II
| this city at salary of 5000 per annum
INTERPRETATIONS.
The following interpretations were
recorded by Territorial Secretary
w. Reynolds today: The Veta Madrf
Oil and Mining company Capita
$500, 900, divided into 100000 shares
Headquarters at Las Cruces. Object
oil and smelling. The incorpo ators
are w. H. Austin, G. P. Putnam and J.
G.. Freeman. The directors are G. II.
Moore, John Lemon, j. A. Herrera. T..
". yIeil and N. D. 7 ane.
The Gilt Edge Land and Dll ;on-
.>any. Capital 81 0Cl 900 divi1ei Into
100000 shares. Headquarters, CAL
lup. Object, oil and production of
John o. Meyers, Jacob Tratn'ck. Di-
rectors J. M. Jacobson, John o. Myers,
Jacob Tratnick, T. p. Robinson, l.. e.
Densmore of Gallup; w. II. Norris of
Albuquerque; G. H. Adams of Phoe-
nix, and E. L. Rankin of st. Louis.
GRAZING PERMITS APPROVED.
The secretary of the interior has ap-
proved permits to Craze $4,000 sheep
and 2340 goats on the Gila forest re-
serve during the present summer. Also
permits to Craze 125 cattle and 80 hors
es on the Pecos forest reserve:
A COAL ENTRY CONTEST CASE.
The United States land Office at Las
Cruces has been engaged this week In
the hearing of the contest case of Rob-
ert Duffy, ct al, against "A. H. Hilton,
ct al. Pierre A. Allaire, of the big mer-
firm of Allaire, Mlera &
Co., San Antonio, N. NJ, is one Of the
and the firm Of A. H. Hill
ton & Co., also merchants at San An
tonic, are among the contestees. The
question involves the right OF the con-
testees to amend an entry they made
for coal, in August 1900, so as to in
clude at this time coal lands to which
the contestants claim to have had the
right Of possession since December,
1900. There are large number of wit
nesses on each side. The contestants
are represented by w. e. Baker, Esq,
of Las Cruces, and the contestees by E.
c. Wade, Esq, of Las Cruces, as attor-
news
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1901-06-28
1 MERRY RAILROAD WAR.
The Southern Pacific Tries to Keep the
Bisbee from Crossing Its Tracks.

A fight is on near Deming between
the Southern Pacific and the grading
outfit of the proposed New Mexico
Southwestern or Bisbee railway. The
latter company has declared it's inten-
ton of crossing the Southern Pacific
tracks at that point to connect with the
Santa Fe, and the Southern Pacific has
stationed armed guards and built a
fence along it's right of way to prevent
the Bisbee from carrying out it's deter
mination.
Already the Bisbee grade is complete
to within a hundred feet of the s. P.
track, but as often as the contractors
and workmen of the new railway have
endeavored to extend their line across
the 8. P. the four armed guards have
interfered and ordered the employees of
the new company to clear out or take
the consequences.
The guards are on duty day and night
and have been stationed there two
weeks, or ever since the purpose of the
Bisbee bcame known.
The Bisbee people have eighteen
teams and a large force of men engaged
in grading and have made number of
Intellectual attempts to cross the S. P.
but the four guards have on each occa-
sion repulsed the invaders. The Bisbee
grade comes up from the southwest and
approaches the s. P. at point about
one mile west of Deming. It's intention
ls to cross over and connect with the
Santa Fe at the latter's round house and
to use the Santa Fe tracks into Ell Paso
until its own tracks have been laid.
A few days ago the Southern Pacific
people. fearing that the guards might
prove ineffectual in preventing the lay
ing Of the Bisbee tracks across its own,
ordered that fence be constructed
along its right Of way and the fence,
mile and half long. is now being built.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1901-06-28
TUAN And Ian
IN EXILE
They Have Taken up Their Resi-
dence at the City Of Ulumski in
Yurkestan.
N. D'GlERS GOES TO MUNICH
The Tao Tai Sheng Upon Request of Liu
Kung Vi Asks the Allies to Evacuate
Shanghai as They Have
Pekin.

| Pekin, June 2S.-Word has been re
ceived here of the arrival of Duke I.al
and Prince Tuan at Ulumski, Turkes
tan, in which place OF banishment the,
have been sentenced to reside.
- FROM CHINA TO BAVARIA.
St. Petersburg, June 2S.-M. de Giers
Russian minister to Pekin, has beer
appointed minister to Bavaria.
A CHINESE REQUEST.
Shanghai, June 28.-The Tao Ia
Sheng, at the request of Liu Kung vi
visited all the consuls today and urged
that as the foreign forces were leavine
Pekin that they ought also to evacuate
Shanghai. The consuls are referring
the matter to their respective govern
ments.
A CURIOUS MISTAKE.
Washington, June 2S.-A curious dis
crepancy concerning the amount of the
Chinese indemnities has developed by
which it appears that China agreed to
pay about 35,0O0,OOO taels or $24, 500, 900
more than the United States demands
of all the powers. This appears to
have been due to an error in calucula-
tion at Pekin, in the first place by
those making up indemnities, and later
by the Chinese in their hasty accept
ance of the total. AS made up this to-
tai was 450,0OO,OO0 taels, but the pres
ent calculation, after taking in all de-
mands known, makes the total only
100000 tales. The question now
arises what will become of the excess
of $4,000, 900 taels.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1901-06-28
A STEAMSHIP
MONOPOLY
Ten American Millionaires Occupy
All the Staterooms on the
Steamer Deutschland.
FORMED A $4,000 POOL
J. Pierpont Morgan is Interviewed About
His Million Dollar Gift to Harvard
and Says That He Has University
Teaching at Heart.

New York, June 28.-According to a,
dispatch from London, to the Herald,
when the steamship Deutschland
leaves Southampton for New York to-
day all state rooms on the promenade
decks will be exclusively reserved for
the ten millionaires travelling by her
These millionaires are J. Pierpont Nor
gan, Clinton Dawkins, Clement A.
Grisom, Bernard A. Baker, VIM. l..
Elkins, B. A. Widener, Harry Payne
Whitney Pierre Lorrllard, Timothy
L. Woodruff and John T. Waterbury.
1t is stated that they formed a syndi-
cate and chartered the entire deck for
$4,000
AN INTERVIEW WITH MORGAN.
London, June 2S.--J. Pierpont Nor
gan when met by a correspondent re-
fused to go into details when asked
regarding his gift of a million dollars
to Harvard. He said: 81 believed I
could spend a million dollars usefully
by giving it for this purpose, SO l gave
it. l have university teaching at
haart
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1901-06-28
OFFICIALS INDICTED.
Crooked Work in Furnishing Supplies to
the New York Fire Department,

New York, June 2S.-Two indisments
were returned by the grand jury today
against Fire Commissioner John j.
Scannell, charging him with neglect of
duty Another indictment was return
ed jointly charging Commissioner
Scannell and VIM. L. Marks with con-
spiracy. 1t is alleged that nearly all
the supplies for the fire department
have been purchased through Marks.
There are three counts in the indict-
ments against Scannell. One is a
charge of evading the law, another is
for defrauding the city and the third
Is neglect Of duty. The indictment
against Marks charges him with conni-
vance with Commissioner Scannell to
defraud the city by selling inferior
goods at the highest prices. It is also
charged that the commissioner gave
Marks excessive commissions. Bail of
So, 500 for each was furnished
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1901-06-28
AMERICAN BEEF
is ALL RIGHT
The British Soldiers Preferred it to the
Fresh Article and There is No Good
Ground for the Interdict Upon It.
BRITISH TOOK IMPROPER CARE OF 1T

Washington, D. c., June 2S.-In view
of the temporary prohibition of Amer
lean meat for military purposes in
South Africa by the British govern
ment, Consul General Stowe of
Cape Town has been making
Investigations with regard to the cause
Of the restriction, and submitted the
results to the state department. The
British enlisted men pronounced the
American article satisfactory and their
officers stated in many cases that the
men preferred timed meat to the poor
er fresh article. In fact the only COM
plaint made of the American article
arose from the improper care of it, af-
ter it reached the Transvaal.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1901-06-28
An AUTOMOBILE RACE.
An Interesting Contest That is Being
Wagsd in France and Germany.

Wageu III france anQ dormany.
AK la Chappelle, June 29.--Seventy
three motor cars completed the first
stage of an automobile race between
Paris and Berlin yesterday and started
again at S o'clock this morning for Han
over, 276 miles distant.
A COLLISION.
Paris, June 28.-At CasseI, tive lead.
|ers, Fournfer and Girardot In an auto
mobile race, came into collision, their
machines then dashing into the crowd
Among the spectators child was
seriously injured.
FOURNIER WAS FIRST.
Hanover, Pressia, June 2S.-The
Fournier was first to arrive at the end
here of the days stage motor race.
DeKuff was second, and Girardot
third. s,E
SOME FRENCH KICKS.
Paris, June 2S.-The automobile ac-
cidents in the Paris Berlin race are
causing an outcry. Deputy Gauthier
brought the matter up in the chamber
of deputies today. He said amid loud
applause, that it was a singular and a
saddening idea to organize race to
Berlin, passing through Bazeilles and
Sedan. Premier Waldeck- Rousseau
replied that the race would not have
been authorized If it had only been
started for pleasure or sport. Regula-
tions were about to be issued to control
the speed of automobiles and hence-
forth no race would be authorized.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1901-06-28
The DENVER SUNDAY WAR.
Evidence Before Judge Palmer in Con,
tempt Proceedings.

Denver, Colo, June 2S.-Judge Pal
mer heard evidence in the district
court today in the contempt proceed
ings against Rev. M. A. Radner and
Rev. w. H. Talmage. The principal
witnesses were newspaper reporters
who interviewed the ministers concer-
ming the injunctions issued by tn
court in the saloon case. Judge Palmer
ordered the two defendants to appear
before him next Monday morning when
it is expected he will announce his de-
cision on the contempt charges and al
SO whether the temporary injunctions
granted to prevent interference with
the serving of liquor in restaurants on
Sunday and to women in wine rooms
shall be made permanent.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1901-06-28
SOCORR0 COUNTY'S
GREAT WHEAT CROP
The Quantity is Larger and the Quality ia
Much Better Than in Any
Previous. Year,
4 WARNING TO HORTICULTURISTS

Socorro, N. M, June ~, 1901.
Special Correspondence New Mexican.
The greatest crop Of wheat in acreage
quantity and quality that Socorro has
ever known is now practically ready for
harvesting; a few more days of New
Mexico's glorious sunshine to ripen the
heads is all that is required. The oats
and rye are looking equally as well.
There has been tendency on the part
OF the farmers of this section to improve
Inequality of their grains, they having
sent away for their seed grain In order
to secure the best varieties. John
Greenwald, of the Crown roller mills OF
Socorro, has worked faithfully along
this line and the results are an increase
In quantity and betterment In quality.
The second cutting of alfalfa is now
in progress and both cuttings have
yielded immense crops; the Rio Grande,
up to date, having furnished all the
water required for irrigation. Early
garden truck of all kinds has been very
backward, owing to the late spring and
the cold nights.
The regular field crops, however, are
growing we'll and If the water holds out
until our regular annual rains set in, the
yield will be large. Right here let me
say that Socorro county is more favored
with water from the Rio Grande than
any other county in the valley. This is
caused by the flow of water from the
Rio Puerco and the Rio Salado coming
generally at a season between the dry
ing up of the Rio Grande and the rains
of July and August thus furnishing
water for irrigation for the greater por-
tion of the nine months or the whole
season.
THE FRUIT CROP.
The fruit crop this year was injured
by late frosts, freezes and SHOWS. The
yield will be as follows: Apples 20 per
cent; pears 80 per cent; peaches 9 per
cent; plums 81 per cent; apricots per
cent; cherries per cent; grapes 90 per
fruits about 25 per cent. The fruit
trees of this section need more spraying,
pruning and working than they do
water. The future to me looks gloomy
to the horticulturists of this section
owing to the great and rapid spread of
the San Jose scale, codlingmoth and
other enemies of the fruit trees and
nothing but vigilance and liberal spray
Ing will save the majority OF orchards
in this section. The Horticultural
Society Of the territory should by all
means take this subject in hand and
urge the fruit growers of the valley to
recognize the great Importance OF spray
ng. Too many of our fruit raisers do
not seem to realize the true conditions,
but depend upon what nature has given
hem, soil, sunshine and water. Iadmit
hat they are three of the greatest ele-
nents to our horticulturists, but we
must add to them, spraying, pruning
Ind working Of the soil. With these
ldded to natures gifts, the valley would |
oon be a paradise for the horticulturist. |
The grazing and meadow grasses of
his county are good, especially our
western and eastern ranges, the rain.
all In those sections having been heavier
han usual at this season of this year.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1901-06-28
The CORONATION OF KING EDWARD
It Will Take Place on Some Day Next
June,

London, June 28.-A royal proclama-
ton announcing the. coronation of
King Edward to take place in June of
next year, the exact date not yet de-
termined upon, was read this morning
at st. James palace, the temple bar
and the Royal Exchange, with all the
quaint, medieval scenes which mark
ed the occasion of proclaiming the ac-
cession of the king. Crowds thronged
the points at which the announcement
was read. King Edward, Queen Alex
andra and others of the royal party,
watched the ceremony at st. James
with the greatest of interest.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1901-06-28
MARKET REPORT.
MONEY AND METAL.

New YORK, June 2S.--Money on cal
firm at @ 10 per cent Prime mer'
camille paper, 5I (@ ~. Silver, 59ss
GRAIN.
cb,coqo lima % Wheat Jnna ee.
INV een N esM. Santamhar eeSS
Corn y' Tnme % Saa<. I,lv IA. Sentem bas ber
III nats Inpe ssSI. Jn,v sfsS. Son
tamher oss< N oSs% go -
-on 49, nm,
fohh' AAhD, hlno.
Pork, June and July, .$l4.55; Sep
tember, $14.75. Lard, June and July,
$500; September, $s.67N. Ribs, June
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1901-06-28
Mines ut Organ.

The Torpedo mine at Organ has
closed down owing to water, throwing
about thirty-five miners out of employ
ment. Only few men have been re-
tanned to make preparations for the
new pump which is expected daily. As
soon as 1t arrives and is put in place,
the mine will resume work.
The Modoc company operating in. the
Organs near Las Cruces has not fully
determined as to what character OF
machinery will be placed on their pro-
perties; but it is believed the work OF
sorting ores for shipment will be begun
at once.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1901-06-28
KEEPING TIE PRINTERS BUSY.
The Treasury Department is Sending Out
the New Revenue Stamps.

Washington, June 28-Extra forces
of pressmen and other employees of the
bureau Of engraving and printing a.e
working night and day to supply the
new stamps necessary next Monday
when the amended war revenue act
goes into effect. Thousands of stamps
are being sent out on every train to in
ternal revenue collectors
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1901-06-28
Fresh Fruit and Fresh Vegetables Every Day.
MALT EXTRACT

Is invigorating, and Strengthening. Es-
pecially desirable for convalescents
Schlitz Malt Extract, or Anhauser-
Busch Malt Murine, per bottle zoe; per
dozen, 1925.
Blackberry Brandy, bottle ...... .40c
Grape Juice, per bottle. 35c and Csc
Cherry Phosphate, Root Beer and Fruit
Juices for hot weather drinks.
TOILET SOAP.
We carry large line of toilet soap at
reasonable prices.
Mexican Quillia, per cake ..... SC
Vienna Glycerine, per cake ..........5 SC
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1901-06-28
Don't Accept a Substitute /!

When you ask for Cascarets be
sure you get the genuine Cascarets
Candy Cathartic! Don't accept
fraudulent substitutes, limitations or
counterfeits! Genuine tablets stamp
ed C. C. C. Never sold in bulk.
All druggists, roc.