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mm fcíteimVOL. 24 SOCORRO. NEW MEXICO. SATURDAY. MAY 12. 1906 NO. 10

EIGHTEEN YEARS AGO

Notes from First Issue of Magda-

lena Mountain Mail of Inter-

est to Chieftain Readers.

FORGOTTEN NAMES RECALLED

In Social and Buaineee Event of1888 in 8ocorro, Magdalena,

Kelly and Vicinity.

F. CI. Bartlett recently placedin the hands of the editor of theChieftain a copy of the first is-

sue of the Magdalena MountainMail, dated April 5, 1888, andedited by J. A. Whittnore.Some of the old-time- rs of Socor-ro county will be interested inreading the following news itemsclipped from that antiquatedsheet:

Sam'l N. Dedrick is visiting inSocorro at present.

Chief Deputy C. A. Robinsoncame up Tuesday.

Mrs. J. D. Reed and daughterare sojourning at the company'sranch.

Wes Bruton, wife and youngdaughter, visited Magdalena andtheir ranch last Saturday.

Mrs. Glass, of Socorro, made atrip to this place Tuesday-t- o en-

joy the fresh mountain breezes.

A. Kiehne, of the firm of Hurst,Black, Kiehne & Wiley, made apleasant call at the Mail officetoday.

Thos. II. Hall, manager of theGraphic Smelter and mine, cameup from Socorro on Wednesday'strain.

Work on the Rio Grande Smelt-ing works at Socorro is progres-sing and it will be completed inabout one month.

Sperling Bros, of Socorro, aretalking of repairing their build-ing, opposite the Clark house,for business purposes.

H. A. Robinson instill at workon the Yellow Rose and says,"By the power of Moses, I am onthe right track, and he willsoon be ready to fly his kitehigh.

The party given at the newtown hall, last Monday evening,in honor of Dalton Dalglish andhis bride, has been termed byall "the event of the season" inKelly, and one to be very longremembered.

The leasers of Kelly remain alittle quiet just now, but judg-ing from the amount of ore be-

ing hauled down from that mineone wonld suppose that thewhole Magdalena range was onebody of ore.

Magdalena offers a good open-ing for a competent brick maker.Messrs. Bartlctt & Tyler areready to contract for 200, 00Ü

brick. A few brick buildingswill add greatly to the appear-ance of the town.

Charles Leicham and Kean St.Charles, late of the Socorro Bul-

lion, made the Mail office a callTuesday. They had been tak-ing in the mountain towns andparticipated in the party at Kel-ly Monday night. They wereaccompanied by Misses LulaBursum and Lula Monroe.

On the 27ult. a very interest-ing social event occurred at thisplace. Rev. J. D. Bush, the pop-

ular founder of the SouthernMethodist church here, officiat-ing. The high contracting par-ties were Miss Luette Hudgensand Dalton Dalglish. Mr. Dalg- -lish is a highly respected em-ployee of the Magdalena StoreCompany, and Miss Hudgenswas an attractive and popularyoung lady of Socorro.

At the Williams Hotel, Sun-day afternoon, the services ofour resident clergyman, Rev. H.D. Overton, were called into re-

quisition to unite in matrimonyMiss Queenie V. Sparks andChas. Caldwell, both of Datil.Mr. Caldwell is a prominentcattleman in charge of the up-per ranches of the Rid RiverCattle Co., and Miss Sparks isan attractive young lady. TheMail wishes the newly weddedpair the choicest of life's bless-ings.

Articles of incorporation of theGriffith Mining Co. have beentiled with the secretary of theTerritory. The principal placeof business is at Socorro, and

Co,. K. L. Mann is the agent andsuperintendent. The mines arein the Limitar mountains, andsome verr rich ore is being takenout. Col. Mann has just made ashipment of ore to the RioGrande smelter at Socorro andinformed the representative ofthe Mail that the returns insurethe profitable working of themine.

PUBLIC SCHOOLS ENTERTAIN

About Fifty Vieitora Were Freeentto Enjoy the Final Exerciaee.About fifty visitors were pres-

ent yesterday afternoon to enjoythe closing exercises in the highschool building. The exerciseswere extremely interesting, a fit-

ting close to a successful year'swork by Professor Twining andhis able corps of teachers. Theprogram was as follows:

PHOOItAM.Song-"Ne- ver Sav Fail".. SchoolRecitation "Boys Rights"

Henry CortesyRecitation "Solomon and theBees" Hazel HowellVocal Solo Edith Kutzuer.Recitation "The Soldier Boyfor Me" Willie Hamniel.Recitation "A Legend of theNorthland" .... Beulah Herrick.Recitation "El Arco Iris"

Luisa Chavez.Dialogu- e- "Twcntv Frogs atSchool". .. Henry Cortesy, Brin eSmiley, Edwin Hammel.Recitation--"- A la Mar"..

Roumaldita PinoViolin Solo King SavageRecitation "Opportunity"

Robert Noble.Recitation "The Landing ofthe Pilgrims" Tom BrownRecitation Isabel HarrisReading "My Native Town".... Bessie Smiley.Recitation Edward Fitch.Vocal Solo with Chorus

Bertha Kealer.Darkie Song Avery Smith.Prophesy of Schoolmates . . . . t

i. ..Will MartinEssay . . .' Edna Bruton.Flag Salute by the School.Singing "America" School .

FOR THE COMMENCEMENT BALL

Student at the School of Minea AraMaking Elaborate Preparationa.

Students at the School of Minesare making elaborate prepara-tions for the regular annual com-mencement ball, which will begiven in the Socorro opera houseun Friday evening, May 25.Invitations will be issued in duetime. Good music will be se-

cured and every other featurewill be supplied to make thisball, as such balls have alwaysbeen, one of the leading socialevents in Socorro for the year.

. Marriage Liceneea Iaauad.

Marriage licenses have recentlybeen issued in the office of IVo-ba-te

Clerk B. A. Pino to the fo-llowing named persons:

Francisco Lucero, aged 31years, and Abelina G. de Nuftez,aged 30 years, both of Kelly.

John Martin, aged 27 years,and Bessie Collins, aged 20 years,both of Kelly.

Abelino Jojola, aged 25 years,and Margarita Cuarron, aged 15years, both of San Antonito.

Mr. and Mrs. . George II.Browne and children have brokenup housekeeping here and willleave tonight for Magdalena.where they will reside in the future. Mr. Browne is the secre- -

' tary-treasur- er and general manager of the store of the RanchSu ddI y cotunanv at MagdalenaFrank Colthard, for a number ofyears clerk at the AlbuquerqueHardware company, will accompany Mr. Browne, and will havecharge of the hardware department of the new company. Albuquerque Citizen.

At San Miguel's church Sunday morning, Rev. Ph. Mirtinadministered the rite of baptismto the infant daughter of ElíseoPeralta and wife Guadalupe S.de Peralta, Tomas A. Baca andDoraitilia Baca acting as godparents.

Foreman A. F. Katzenstcin oSocorro Hose Company says thatif all goes well the lire bell wilbe hung on the new tower at thenoon hour tomorrow. Let everybody listen for the sound of thethe bell at 12 o clock sharp.

JHE NEWS OF THE WEEK'

Condensed and Classified from Press

Dispatches for the Benefit ofBusy Readers.

FOREIGN. NATIONAL, TERRITORIAL

Such Thing aa Every IntelligentCitizen of New Mexico Ought

to Know.

of the week condensed and classified as follows:

NATIONAL

The Standard Oil Company isto le prosecuted in Ohio.

Nearly all electric, lines wererunning in San Francisco Tues-day.

Senator Gorman of Marylandis critically ill at his home in

ashington.The anticipated great strike of

anthracite coal miners in Pennsylvania has lern averted.

Memlters of the conferencecommittee on the statehood hillsay that "statehood is still soak- -ng."

The heaviest storm for the,mouth of May in inanv yearsprevailed on Lake Erie Wednesday.

Representative Sul.er of NewYork has introduced a bill

for the removal of theduty on hides.

Secretary Taft is urging Congress to appropriate an addition-al $300,000 to meet conditions atSan Francisco.

It is estimated that $2fi,000,- -000 will be needed in the workon the Panama canal during thenext fiscal year.

The Senate leaders have reached an agreement on a rate billthat will probably be satisfac-tory to the President.

Chairman Shonts of the Panama Canal Commission urges animmediate decision as to thetype of canal to be built.

The government lias causedthe dissolving of the paper trust.The price of paper at once wentdown to $1.85 from $2.35.

This morning's dispatches savthat the conference committeemay agree and report on thestatehood bill next week.

Speaker Cannon was 70 yearsold Monday. He was greetedwith long continued applausewhen he entered the House.

At Chicago the governmenthas just begun an inquiry intothe relation existing betweenthe Standard Oil Company andthe railroads.

Mrs. Jefferson Davis, wife ofthe president of the SouthernConfederacy, is dangerously illin New York City. Mrs. Davisis 80 years of age.

A complete photographic panorama of San Francisco has justbeen taken from balloons andwill be placed on tile in the wardepartment in Washington.

The pending naval appropriation bill provides for the build-ing of a 20,000 ton battleship tocost $10,000,000. This will liethe strongest battleship afloat.

Mr. Bryan is reported to havewritten a personal friend: "Ishall not do anything to secureanother nomination and do notwant it unless circumstancesseem to demand it."

Delegate W. II. Andrews istrying to secure the passage of abill providing that more than640 acres of the public land ofthe Territory of New Mexicomay he sold or leased to one per-son.

The drug trust of the UnitedStates is to be prosecuted in theU. S. district court of Indianafor combining tocotrol the pricesat which all proprietary medi-cines and drugs shall be sold tothe consumer through retaildruggists.

The government investigationinto the relations between theStandard Oil Company and therailroads has developed the factthat three grades, of oil havebeen sold from the same tank atdifferent prices. It is chargedthat the railroads give the Stand-ard a rate of two cents a hun-dred, when they charge inde-pendent companies ten timesthat amount for the same haul.'

fori: ionEngland has issued another

ultimatum to Turkey.The Countess de Castellane

will probably be granted a di-

vorce in a few days.The first parliament in the

history of Russia assembled inSt. Petersburg Thursday, Mav10.

Five anarchists have been ar-rested charged with attemptingto blow up the imperial palace atBerlin and kill the Emperor.

TERRITORIAL.Dry fanning is. attracting

much attention in the vicinity ofLas Vegas.

The St. Louis, Rocky Moun-tain & Pacific railroad companyis building in Taos county.

The Rio Grande was reportedrising rapidly Monday in thenorthern part of the Territory.

The Rio Grande at Españolayesterday registered six feetaliove the normal water line.

There was a dry farming con-vention in Las Vegas Saturday.Much good is exjected from themovement.

High water in the Rio Grandedid considerable damage in thevicinity of Las Cruces the firstof the week.

The Santa Fe Railway Com-pany has appropriated $25,000 tosecure artesian water on theHelen cut-of- f.

There was a heavy rainfall atLas Vegas Thursday afternoon.The precipitation was one inchin two hours.

The Denver V Rio GrandeRailroad Company is making asurvey for a branch line fromFartnington to the La Plata coalfields.

Captain Arthur Trelford, su-

perintendent of the penitentiary iis carrying out some desirablereforms in the matter of theclothing worn by the convicts.Superintendent Trelford is alsoplanning a dormitory for thetrusties.

Bernalillo county has filedsuits against Frank A. Hubbell,

to recover $7,000alleged to have been paid outunlawfully by Hubbell uponwarrants upon the school funddrawn by Eslavio Vigil, former-ly superintendent of schools.

THE NEW TERRITORIAL LEVY

Auditor Sargent Announce Samefor Fifty-Eight- h Fiecal Year

Territorial Auditor W. G.Sargent has prepared the figuresfor the assessment of taxes forthe several funds for the main-tenance of the territorial govern-ment, the territorial, educational,charitable and jx'nal institutionsand funds for the year l'07,being the fifty-eigh- th fiscal year.The territorial tax is reducedone mill on the dollar being forthe coming tax year 14 mills onthe dollar instead of 15 as for theyear l'MM. The figures are asfollows:

AI'I'KOPKIATIONS.

Territorial purposes i mills.Territorial institutions, 5 1- -2

mills. Charitable institutions4-- 5 of a mill.

Camino Real Fund sec. 11,Chapter 7. Laws of lm, -4 of amill. United States land feesfund, sec. 50. chapter 111, laws1)05, 3-- of a mill. MountedPolice fund, sec. 13, chapterlaws 105, -2 of a mill. Cur-rent expense bonds sinking fund,sec. 384. Provisional indebted-ness bonds, sinking fund, sec.417Í), Compiled laws 18'7, M0 ofa mill. Territorial institutionbonds sinking fund, sec. 3V)1,Compiled laws H7, of amill. New Mexico Military In-

stitute bonds sinking fund 3M7,'Compiled laws 1K'7, of amill. Insane Asylum bondssinking fund, sec. 3625, Compil-ed laws 18'7, of a mill.Total 14 mills.

Canuto Apodaca was escorteddown from Kelly one day thisweek under charge of assaultwith intent to kill. It seemsthat Apodaca had indulged inthe pleasant pastime of beatingElíseo Padilla and, not findingthat quite linely enough sport tos'iit his taste, had shot at himthree times. He was allowed togo home under bond of $1,000 toawait the action of the grandjury.

Subscribe for The Chieftain.

BOARD OF EDUCATION

The New Board Held Its FirstMeeting Monday Evening and

Effected Organization

$1,000 IS NOW IN THE TREASURY

And There Are Proepecte That theNext Year'a Term Will Be a

Long One.

Socorro's outgoing board ofeducation held its final meetingMonday evening, made its finalreport, and turned all matterslertaining to the conduct of thecity schools over to the newl)oard. The final report of thefinance committee was of specialinterest, a it showed about$1,000 in the treasury. This,after a nine months term ofschool, the first in twelve years,is a remarkably good showing.It speaks well for last year andalso promises well for next year.

The new board effected its or-ganization by the election ofJohn E. Griffith for presidentand A. A. Sedillo for vice-preside-

Conrado A. Baca andJohn W. Terry were candidatesfor the position of clerk of theloard, but no election was effect-ed. Several ballots wre takenand each time the vote stoodlour to four for each of the can-didates. Mr. Baca will serveuntil his successor is elected andqualified.

President Griffith then ap-pointed the usual committees asfollows:

On F inance Aniceto C. Abey-ti- a,

Nepomuceno Lopez, and P. J.Savage.

On Buildings and GroundsR. Stackpole, J. H. Hilton, andAniceto C. Abeytia.' On Teachers and EmployesA. A. Sedillo, Martin Gallegos,and P. J. Savage.

Socorro's present board of edu-cation is a good one and if noserious mistakes are made thereis no reason why the city shouldnot be favored with good schoolsanother year.

AN EARTHQUAKE EXPERIENCE.

Recent Viaitora in Socorro Tall ofTheir Thrilling Experience in

San Francisco.Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Towers

of Toledo, who spent a part ofthe winter in Socorro, were guestson the ninth floor of the St.Francis hotel in San Franciscoon the terrible morning of AprilIS. The following is taken fromMrs. Towers' account of theirexperience as related to a repre-sentative of the Toledo Blade:

"The papers have not madethe scene nearly as awful as itis," said Mrs. Towers. "I havegiven up trying to describe thescene or the sensations which I

felt that morning."We were sound asleep when

the shock came and as soon aswe realized what was happeningwe jumped out of bed and beganto dress. I pulled on a dressover my night gown and wewould have hurried right down-stairs if it had not been for aninvalid auntie whom we hadwith us from Buffalo.

"We got her up and dressedher and though she bad not beenable to walk downstairs exceptone step at a time for years, shewalked down those nine flightsof stairs almost as good as Icould.

"As soon as we got into thestreet we went to Golden Gatepark where we secured rooms ina small apartment house at $17per day. The rooms ordinarilyrented at $35 a month.

"There were seven in our par-ty and we secured a lot of crack-ers and oranges as soon as wereached the park the second time.Most people had not thought ofeating yet, so we obtained agood supply ahead at a nominalprice. There was no water,however, and we did not washfor two days.

Miss Theta Jones, daughter ofProf, and Mrs. F. A. Jones, leftlast night for Kansas City tospend her summer vacation.She will attend the commence-ment exercises of the MissouriSchool of Mines at Rolla, Mo.,in June, returning to her home

' in this city in August. Albu- -'

querque Citizen.

ATTORNEY JOHN E. GRIFFITH

Vieiu Santa Fa and la Interviewedby the New Mexican.

Attorney John E. Griffith ofthis city visited Sante Fe Thurs-day on professional business andwhile there granted the NewMexican an interview fromwhich the Chieftain is pleased toquote as follows:

"John E. Griffith, of Socorro,member of the law firm ofDougherty and Griffith, arrivedat noon today and attended tolegal business while here. Mr.Griffith states that the town ofSocorro is slowly but steadilyimproving. Several new busi-ness buildings and residenceswill be erected this season andsome paving of sidewalks will bedone. Several streets will bewidened and straightened and anumber of property sales havebeen made. New people are ar-riving and upon the whole he isvery well satisfied with the out-look.

"Upon having put to him thesoft impeachment of being a can-didate for the vacancy whichnow exists in the office of districtattorney for the counties of Socorro and Sierra, Mr. Griffithsaid that he was not in any sensea candidate and were the posi-tion to be tendered him, he wouldbe constrained to decline it. al-

though appreciating the compliment. Mr. Griffith intimatedstrongly that the law firm ofDougherty & Griffith is doing afine business and that he has allhe can do to attend to that, as itpromises a much better return tohis partner and to himself thanwould the office of Dtttrict At-torney. He has been an officeholder before, having served forseveral years with credit andability in the office of Clerk ofthe Fifth Judicial District Court.He has also had more or less ex-

perience in official life beforecoming to New Mexico. He sug-gested that his experience wasthatJhere was more money in agood and ed lawpractice than in official life, how-ever, he holds one office of whichhe is proud and to which he givesmuch time and attention, al-

though there is nothing but gloryin it, and that he is president ofthe town Board of Education ofSocorro. He is a strong friendof the public schools and when-ever he can do anything to theirinterests and of the persons ofthe school age he is always will-ing and ready to attend,"

TO NEW HONORS IN MASONRY

Socorro Lodge No. 9 Bailee ThreeCandidatos to Sublima Degree

of Maeter Maaon.

At a regular convocation ofSocorro Lodge No. ), A. F. andA. M., Tuesday evening, FredBaldwin of Datil was raised tothe sublime degree of MasterMason. At a special convoca-tion the next evening JosephBrown and Clyde C. Gordon ofMagdalena were raised to thesame degree. Grand MasterJames G. Fitch conferred the degree in each instance. Hierewas a large attendance of mem-bers of the lodge, and visitorsboth evenings and at the con-clusion of the work a smokerwas given which was much en-

joyed bv all who participated.

Attention Teachera!

Chairman A. A. Sedillo, of thecommittee' on teachers and em-

ployes of the board of educationof the city of Socorro, New Mex-

ico, wishes to announce that allapplications for teachers of thepublic schools of said city shouldbe made and filed with said com-

mittee on or before May 17th.,A. D. P06, as on that date it isproposed to pass on all such ap-

plications and a corps of teach-ers for the ensuing term, forrecommendation to the said cityboard of education.

Report comes from Magdalenathat the ball game there Sundaybetween the Magdalena teamand the Graphic team resulted ina score of 1( to 5 in favor of theformer. It is reported also that ,

the winners are ambitious to tryconclusions with a Socorro team.Socorro had an excellent ninetwo or three years ago and there

' are orobably enough of them and' of new material now available togive the ball tossers up on the

' mountain a run for their money.

tfljc Socorro (fliicflain.IM'nUSHKI) 11 Y

SOCORRO COUNTY PUBLISHING CO.

K. A. DRAKE, Editor.

Entered at Socorro Potoflice as wtiiihIclns mail mnttiT.

TERMS OF SfltSCRII'TION.(Strictly in advance.)

l !) year. . f2 00Six months. . I 0(1

OFFICIAL PAPER OF SOCORRO COUNTY.

SATURDAY. MAY 12. I'wm,.-

I'ok .i continuous vaudevilleMTfiriMainc, 1 proceedings of

t'ongn'ss with respect to tin1

statehood I'ill has hard to.

"llisi conditions in manywars," is tin' liunli ti f thi' song(hat is waftrd mi tin1 lireezesIroin i ; rt of tin- - SunshineTerritory.

i i.o n i )i: n )C k r : Fore i g rs

ought to i'ontrilitite to Cali-

fornia's relief fund. There is notelling wheri" the artlujtiakot ailie from.

Tu ü Ni-.- Mixic vn 'must 1m'

(reading oti sotm-hody'- toes.judging l the imprecationsi lllitted ! V sume of its more orless esteemed contemporaries.

( i !. iiif-- I )r. mi c k at : San Frant iseo has revived tin chain gangsystem, and will put prisoners towork on the street. There willle no rush ol tramps to thitlolden (late for free ra'tions.

I h,i.i:i; atk Andki'.yvs' work inCongress is the snlijcrt of muchf.ivorahle comment in the Terri-torial press. Such comment 'iswell merited. The records showthat the Territory's present del-

egate is doing a vrreat deal ofgood work for New Mexico, andinightv little talking; for himself. .

V

Cll KTA I N self-sic- k i II JT em- -

i rats are still Iranticallv trCingto hit upon some means of creat-ing dissension within the Terri-torial KepuMicaii organization.As that is aliout thi- - vainest andtherefore the least mischievousproject upon which those sameDemocrats can exercise theirvast wit, they should lv allmeans lie n miraged to keep atit.

i:hiik;i: is reported as sav-

ing, '"I am doing all in my pow-

er to ,oer the Hamilton jointstatehood hill and statehood forthe Territories under a hushelliasket." If Mevcridge wnililchuck his miiiature head into apint cup and go off and leave itthere, t lit- - people of "the Terri-tories" would have a great dealmore respect for him than theyhave now.

Mavhk licKst'.M and the citvcouncil have an almost unani-mous public opinion hack ofthem in their proposal to laycement walks alonar Manzanaresavenue and to straighten someof the city's streets that are sad-

ly in need of straightening.There should he no flagging ofpuMie interest in these improveinents. The sooni-- r tjiey aremade the I tter.

Max Kikciiman's efforts tohring an excursion traiuload ofllohemiaii-Auieri- c ans from Chi-

cago and vicinity to Socorro didnot result as well as was antici-pated, hut let it not he supposedfor a moment that Mr. Kircli-man- 's

enthusiasm in the promo-

tion of his project lias abated in

the least. lie now hopes toprofit by this experience ami se-

cure letter results next time.

Savs the Santa Fe . New Mex-in- n:

The price o! New Mexicorange cattle is going up,

are strong and healthy. 'theincrease during the past yearhas liern satisfactory, ranges andwater supply are nf lhi l?t. ajujthe cattle growers wiJI liavo aline year of it. Take it all in

all, New Mexico livestock grow-

ers arc certain! v in the swimthis vear of our Iorl.

Max Kihchman has letterfrom the Santa Fe company'sgeneral passenger agent assur-

ing him that excursion ratesfrom Chicago . to Socorro overthat company's line will be ad-

vertised all' summer. Such ad-

vertisement will doubtless bringmany of Mr. Kirvhman's

fellow citizensto Socorro. ' Iet ' everybody beprepared to irive them a heartywelcome.

TiiK report of Socorro's retir-

ing board of education showed avery gratifying state of affairs.At near the close of a ninemonths term of public school,which is the first of that lengthin twelve years, the report showsthat there is still about a thou-

sand dollars in the treasury.This amount of money in thetreasury now should insure along and successful term ofschool next year. If the pres-

ent board will exercise goodjudgment in the choice of teach-

ers and in other matters in theline of their duty, this thing sodesirable wilt present no diff-

iculties.

Fortúnate Missoarians. ,

"When I was a druggist, atLivonia, . Mo.," writes T. J.Hwyer. ' rlow of (raysville, Mo.,"Three of my customers werepermanently cured of consumi-tio- n

by Dr. King's New Discov-

ery, and are well and strong to-

day. One was trying to sell hisproperty and move to Arizona,but after using New Discovery a

short tipie he found it unneces-sary to do so. I regard Dr.King's New Discovery as themost wonderful medicine in ex-

istence." Surest cough and coldcure and throat ami luig healer,tluranteed by the Socorro Drugand Supply ' Co. 50c and $1.Trial'bottle free'.

Very Fit tó' Die.

The late Charles Lockhart. theStandard Oil millionaire, ofPittsburg, used to tell with greatenjoyment a remark once madeto him by an old employe.

This employe, at the age of 60quitted the oil .business, withthe money lie had saved set up afarm.

Often Mr. Lockhart visited thefarm.' One day. there, the farm-er showed him a huge pen filledw ith fat .pigs.

"Fine pigs. John," Mr. Lock-ha- rt

said. "I never saw finer.They're in the pink of condition."

"They are, indeed," the farmeranswered. "Ah, if we was allof us as lit to die as them pigsare, sir. we'd do." Kx.

Not If na Rich as Rockefeller.If vou had all the wealth of

Rockefeller, the Standard Oilmagnate, you could not buy abetter medicine for bowel complaints than Chamberlain's Colic,and Diarrhoea Remedy. Themost eminent physician can notprescribe a better preparation forcolic and diarrhoea, both forchildren and adults. The uni-

form success of this remedy hasshown it to be superior to allothers. It never fails, and whenreduced with water and sweeten-ed, is pleasant to take. Kvcrvfamily should ' be supplied withit. Sold by all druggists.

Naggsby The last time I

heard from Witticus he was inNew York a year ago acting asa joke broker.

Naggsby -- And the last I

heard from him was six monthsago. He was then back on thefarm, a broke joker. Kx.

' Sore :Nipples.A cure may Ik? effected by a- -

plying Chamberlain's Salve assimmi as-th- e( child is done nursing.Wipe it olí' With a soft cloth 1m."

fore aflo'wing the child to nurse.Many 'trained nurses use thissalve, with -- ,tlu; best results.Price 25 c:nts per. lmx. Sold byall drog'gt-s't-

Furnished rooms at Winkler's.

wanted an earthquake j

Which la All That Could Open theEyes of Deming'a Slow 8wainaOne of Deming's most spright-

ly and winsome young ladies hassuggested to the Headlight thatan earthquake right here n De til-

ing would be appreciated byseveral of her lady friends, aswell as herself. She said thatmany of the young people of SanFrancisco were hastily assumingthe matrimonial yoke since theworst danger was over thereand perhaps a good shock in thistown would jar the young meninto a realization of the fact thatthere are a number of extra finequality of young ladies here whowould.be willing to take care ofsome man for the rest of theirlives. Perhaps a good, livelyshake might do the work, andperhaps, now that we have call-ed their attention to the matterin this direct manner., and canassure them that a proposal fromany youngster will be accepted,such drastic measures will not benecessary. Hut if there are nota number of weddings in thenear future right here in Pern- -

ing a first class earthquake willbe ordered. So get busy, boys.Don't le afraid they won't bite.

Doming Headlight.

Sciatica Cured After Twenty Yearaof Torture.

For more than twenty yearsMr. J. B. Masscy, of 3322 Clin-

ton St., Minneapolis, Minn., wastortured by sciatica. The painand suffering which he enduredduring this time is beyond com-prehens-

Nothing gave himanv permanent relief until heused Chamberlain's Pain Balm.One application of that linimentrelieved the pain and made sleepand rest possible, and less thanone bottle has affected a perma-

nent cure. If troubled with sci-

atica or rheumatism why not trya 25-ce- nt bottle of Pain Balmand see for yourself how quicklyit relieves the pain. For sale byall druggists.

Sad Conditiona in Turkey.A traveler wdio has investigat-

ed conditions in Macedonia re-

marks: "The Turkish soldier,under decent control, would actwith something like humanity,but the Turkish governmentbeing what it is, the ragged andunpaid troops are driven to rob-

bery and murder, and learnthrough their own wretchedness,to behave generally like wildbeasts. All the wealth of thecountry goes to keep up thesplendor of the court and of theluxurious army of the sultan'sdaughters, while the army is inrags. I saw hundreds of the soldiers without boots, having onlyleather tied round their feet withstrings."

Explanation.Tom "The ways of the fair

sex are certainly mysterious.Take Miss Singleton, for in-

stance; we were both born on thesame day, yet I am 37 and she isonly 25. Now, what do youthink of that?

Jack Oh, that's easily explained. You have doubtlesslived a great deal faster thanshe has.

Deatha from Appendicitia.decrease in the same ratio thatthe use of Dr. King's New LifePills increases. They save youfrom danger and bring quickand painless release from con-stipation and the ills growingout of it. Strength and vigoralways follow their use. Guar-anteed by the Socorro Drug andSupply Co. 25c. Try them.

Both.

"Do you ever swear when yourcollar buttons roll under thebureau?"

"I keep a man to attend tosuch things," answered youngMr. Nuritch haughtily.

"The buttons or the swear-ing?" Pittsburg Post.

Joy's recollection 'is no longerjoy while sorrow's memory is sor-

row still. Byron.

Subscribe for The Chieftain.

f, pace's Favorite PrescriptionIs a powerful, invlKoratliiB tonic. Impart.Injr health and striMitlli In particularto the organ distinctly (cniliilna. TheInca I. womanly health Is no intimatelyMaltil lo the gmioral health that whendlPSos of ho dclicato womanly organarn cured Mm whole body sains lo healthand Mrongtli. Fur weak and sicklywomen who are worn-out,- " run-dow-

or di'hllltatd, especially for woman whowork In tor, office or schoolroom, whonit at the typfiwrltflr or tnwlng machine,or txiar tira y household burdens, and formi Mln mothers, Dr. Pierce' FvorlJa'Prescription has proven a priceleisbenefit because of Its healtb-retorl- o

and strength-givin- g powers.At a soothing and sirengthenlnf Citri-ne. "Favorite Prescription is

and Is Invaluable In allaying audsubduing nervous excitability. Irritabil-ity, nervous exhaustion, nervous prostra-tion, ne'iralgla, hysteria, spasm, chorea,or St. Vitus' dance, and other distressingnervous symptoms commonly attendantupon functional and organic dltea ofthe womanly organs. It Induces refresh-ing sleep a oil relieves mental anxiety ar.itdespondency.

Cures obstinate ru.e Fnvorltr Pre-scription " I a positive cure for the motcomplicated and obstinate rases of "fe-male weakness," painful periods, irregulurlties, prolapsus or fulling of the pelvicorgans, weak back, bearlng-dow- ensa'tlons, chronic congestion, inflammationand ulcera! on.

lr. Pierce's medicines are made fromharmless but efficient medical rootsfound growing In our American forestsThe Indians knew of the marvelous cura-tive value of some of these roots and Im-

parled that knowledge to some of thefriendlier whites, and gradually some ofthe more progressive physicians came intest anil use them, and ever since theyhave grown in favor by reason of theirMiperior curative virtues anü their afand harmless qualities.

Your druggists sell the"FAVoniTK Pn(w mrrioN " and also that fumou altera-tive, blood purifier and stomach tunic, the"liiii.iiKx Mkuicai. lJiseovr.Kv." Writeto lir. Pierce about your case. He Is unexperienced physician and will treitt yourcase as cotitidentlal anil without chargefor corresixmdeiice. Aditrvss him at theInvallil- -' 1 1 ..i el and Surgical Institute,HutTdlo, N. Y., of which lie. Is chief con-sulting physician.

The Preaent.Men spend their lives in an-

ticipation, in determining to bevastly happy, at some period orother, when they have time.But the present has one advan-tage it is our own. Past op-

portunities are gone, future arenot come. We may lay in- - astock of pleasures, as we wouldlav in a stock of wine, but if wedefer tasting them too long, weshall find that both are souredby age. Bacon.

A Mountain of Gold

could not bring as much happi-ness to Mrs. Lucia Wilke, of Car-oline, Wis., as did one 25c box ofBucklen's Arnica Salve, when itcompletely cured a running soreon her leg, which had torturedher 23 long years, (ireatest an-

tiseptic healer of piles, wounds,and sores. 25c at the SocorroDrug and Supply Co. store.'

Not Her Fault.Mother It seems as if your

wife ought to be willing to giveyou home-mad- e bread!

June Bridegroom She is,mother, but I'm not willing toeat it! Detroit Free Press.

"You have only two monthslonger to live," the physiciantold him.

"Then don't say anythingabout it, doctor," said the con-

sumptive sport. "I can get awhole lot of bets on that propo-sition." Chicago Tribune.

"Cutit Out "says many a doctor to hislady patients, because hedoesn't know of any medi-cine that will cure femaletroubles except . the sur-geon's knife.

That such a medicineexists, however,! proved bythousands of cures made by

wine rjj ICures Womb

DiseaseIt hits save J the lives of manyweak, sick women and rescued otleers troiu lifetime of chronic Sick-ness. It will cure you If you willonly give It a chance. Try It.'

SoU by alt druggists and deal-

er In II.Ou buttle.

GAVE UP SUPPORTER." I ore a suporier tor (our

years, M keep up lay Womb,"rites Mrs. S. J. Christian, of

Mjnnsvilk'.K. V. " My doctor wildnu medicine would help mo, - AlterUUing Cardul 1 gave up my tup-- .

porter and aa now well."

Notice of Forfeiture.To the unknown heir of Kohert t.Clark, deceased, and to all other per-

sons claiming by, through or underthe said Kobert (i. Clark, or hi heirs:

Vou are hereby notified that I haverscii(1ed $100.00 in latxr and improve-ments in and for the year 190.1, uponthe Copper Cap Lode Mining Claim, acopy of the location notice whereof is.recorded in Book 14 at page 140 in theRecorder" orjice of Socorro County,New. Mexico, and which claim is situ-ated in the Magdalena Mining Dis-trict, in the County of Socorro,- andTerritory of New Mexico, in order tohold said mining claim and under therequirements of the laws of the UnitedStatea- - And if, within ninety days'after this notice by publication youfail or refuse to contribute your pro-portion of said expenditure, to-w- it.

one-thir- d thereof, the same beingf.U.J.I, your title and interest in saidmining claim will become the proper-ty of the undersigned, Ellen Foley,under the provisions of Section 1324 ofthe Revised Statutes of the UnitedStates.

Ett.KN F01.KV,Kelly. X. M.

Care M. J. Foley.

Notice of Forfeiture.To the unknown heirs of Kohert G.

Clark, deceased, and to all other per-sons claiming by, through or underthe said Kobert U Clark, or his heirs:

You are hereby notified that I haveexpended 100.00 in labor and improve-ments in, for and during each of thefollowing years, to-wi- t, 189S,18')6, 1897,1898, 1899, 1900, 1901, 1902. 1903 and1904 upon the Copper Cap Iote Min-ing Claim, a copy of the locationnotice whereof is recorded in Hook 14at pape 140, in the "Recorder's ollice ofSocorro County, New Mexico, andwhich claim is situated in the Magdalena Mining District, in the County ofSocorro, and Territory of New Mexico,in order to hold said mining claimduring each of the aforesaid years,and under the requirements of thelaws of the United States, that thetotal amount thus expended is$1,000.00. And if, within ninety daysafter this notice by publication youfail or refuse to contribute your pro-portion of said exwenditures, to-wi- t,

one-thir- d thereof, being S33.33 foreach year and' $333.33 for all of saidyears, your title and interest in saidmining claim will become the propertyof the undersigned, Ellen Foley, un-der the provisions of Section 2324 ofthe Revised Statutes of the UnitedStates.

Ku.kn Koi.kv,Kelly, N. M."

Care M. J. Foley.

Notice of Forfeiture.To Samuel Norton Rockwell, Glvcon

A. Kockwell, Calphurnia Thomas.Hiram H. Wilson, Rufus A. Wilson,Mary E. Chilsom, Hila Stanton,Wrexie Hasten, Emma Garland, MaudAlvord, Lydia Hazclton, HoustonHazeltou, Emma Purdy and Jessa-mine IJurdy as heirs or devisees ofEdward C. Kockwell, deceased, and toall other1 persons claiming by throughor under the above named partiesi

Vou are hereby notified that I haveexpededSlOO.OO in labor and improve-ments in and for the year 1905, uponthe Copper Cap Iode Mining Claim, acopy of the location notice whereof isrecorded in Hook 14 at page 140 in theRecorder's Cltiice of --Socorro county,New Mexico, aud which claim is situ-ated in the Magdalena Mining Districtin the county of Socorro, and Terri-tory of New Mexico, in order to holdsaid mining claim and under the re-

quirements of the laws of the UnitedStates. Aud if, within ninety daysafter this notice by publication youfail or refuse to contribute your pro-portion of said expenditure to-wi- t, one-thir- d

thereof, the same being $33.33,your title and interest in said miningclaim will become the property of theundersigned,' Ellen Foley, under theprovisions of Section 2324 of the Re-

vised Statutes of the United States.EU.EN Foi.kv.

Kelly, N. M.Care M. J. Foley.

Notice of Forfeiture.To Samuel Norton Kockwell, Glycon

A. Kockwell, Calphurnia Thomas,Hiram II. Wilson, Kufus A. Wilson,Mary E. Chilsom, Hila Stanton, WrexieHasten, Emma Garland, Maud AlvordLydia Hazclton, Houston Hazeltou,Emma Purdy and Jessamine Purdy, asheirs or devisees of Edward C. Rock-well, deceased, and all persons claim-ing by, through or under the abovenamed parties:

You are hereby notified that 1 have-expende-

9100.00 in labor aud improve-ments in, for and during each of thefollowing years, to-wi- t, 1895, 18, 1897,1898, 1899. 19U0, 1901, 1902, I'Htf, 1904upon the Copper Cap Lode MiuiugClaim, a copy of the location noticewhereof is recorded in Hook 14 at page140, in the Recorder's Oflice of Socorrocounty, New Mexico, and which claimis situated in the Magdalena MiningDistrict, in the county of Socorro andTerritory of New Mexico, in order tohold said mining claim during each ofthe aforesaid years, and under the re-

quirements of the taws of the UnitedStates, that the total amount thus ex-

pended is$t,000.00. Audif.withiuiiiuetydays after this notice by publicationyou fail or refuse to contribute yourproportion of said expenditures, to-w-

one-thir- d thereof, being 533.33 for eachyear and $333.33 for all of said years,your titi and interest in said miningclaim will hecome the jirojjerty of theundersigned. Ellen Foley, under theprovisions of Section 2324 of the Re-

vised Statutes of the United States.Eu.KN Folhv,

Kelly, N. M.Care M. J. Foley.

Administrator's Notice.tNotice is hereby given that Henry

G. May has been appointed by theProbate Court of Socorro county, NewMexico, as administrator with the wiltannexed of the estate of Thomas CookeSilliman deceased, late of said Socorrocounty) that he has duly qualified assuch administrator; and all personshaviug claims against the said estateare required to present and prove thesame iu the maimer and within the

I time required by law. '

' ... . i ..... á . . ... lia.MIV l. OIA), .

Adnjiiitrat,or with, the will annexed,.of the estate of Thomas Coolie Silli-- iman, deceased.Dougherty Grithth, Socorro, New- -

Mexico, Attorneys lor administrator.

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I.OCAI. TIMn TAM.K.

South SOCORRO. North,

2:50 a m Passenger 3:39 am1:59 p m ...Fast Freight...! 1:55 am215 p ml. . .Local Freight. .. 10:00 tn

No. 99 and 100 carry passengers be-

tween Albuquerque and San Marcial.MAGDALENA HRANCH.

Daily except Sunday.7:45 a m Lv. .Socorro. .Ar 12:10 p m

kiiJ JJ tri7 r- - s ,, t, i

P.O. 1''.'"' , ' If

ÍAIKBANNS ;'"')! II i

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ALLAIRE, HIERA & CO.,

San Antonio, N. M.

Selling agents for Jack of allTrades engines, all sizes, for So-corro, San Marcial, and SanAntonio, Ñ. M.

Prices and terms on applica-tion.

J.H.HILTONESTABLISHED 1881

MA N't' FACT I' KKH AND DK.M.F.K IS

Boots, Shoes, Harness

and Saddles

REPAIRING NEATLY DONE

SOCIETIES.

MASONIC

SOCORROLODGE, No. 9, A.

A. M.-K- egu

lar communica-tions, second andfourth Tuesdaysof rach mouth.

Visiting hretlieru cordially invited.E. A. Dkakk, V. M.

C. (I. Drs-CAN-, Secretary.

SOCORRO CHAPTER No. 8, R. A. M.Regular convocations first and third

Tuesdays of each month.W. M. nORHOWlJAI.K, E. H. P.

C. G. Di'ncan, Secretary.

MAGDALENCHAPTER No.

', Order of theEastern Star.At Masonic Hallfirst and thirdMo ii days ofeach month.

Mhs. Anna K. Bkown, W. M.Jons E. Griffith, Secretary.

RIO GRANDELODGE, No. 3, K.of P. Regular

meeting every Wed-

nesday evening atH o'clock at Castle

hall. Visiting knights given a cordialwelcome. Jok. Won', C. C.

S. (;. Mkkk, K. of R. and S.

RATHIIONE SISTERS Temple No.2- .- Kegular meetings second audfourth Thursdays of each month.

Mrs. R. W. Lawis,Mks. W. H. Him., M. E. C.

M. of R. and C.

Call at The Chieftain office foryour fancy stationery.

H.W.EflADPEESKENTUCKY

VD3H8E&EYfor Gentlemenwho cherish

Quality.

For Sale by Daca & Stapleton.

PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

DR. SWISHER.Graduate of Hie University of New

York City, 1376, and former V. S.Examining Surgeon.)

Hagdalena, New Hcxico.

K. C. (i. DUNCAN,

PHYSICIAN AND St'RCEON.South California street, nearly op.

poaite the postoffice.

New Mexico.Socorro, - -

7 KORNITZEK, M. D., A. M.I .

PHYSICIAN ANI SURCKON.

New Mexico.Socorro, - -

K. KITTh'ELL. Dkstist.

OfficesSocorro, AWyta I Mock;

San Marcial, Harvey House.

A. A. SEDILLOAttoknky at Law

New Mexico.Socorro, - -

DOUGHERTY & GRIFFITHATTOKNF.YS AT LAW.

New Mexico.Socorro, - -

JAM KS (1. FITCH,ATTORNEY AT LAW.

Office in Terry lllock.

New Mexico.Socorro, - -

V. A. FLEMING JONES.A T T O K N V Y - A T-L- W

Socorro and at Las Cruces, N. M.

MINING PATENTSLand and Mining Law, United

Stat :s Public Land Scrip.

HACA,

ATTOKNKY' AT LAW.

New Mexico.Socorro, -- ' -

E. KELLEY,ATTORN K Y AT LAW.

New Mexico.Socorro, - -

CARTHAGE GOAL MINING GO.

M. L. Hilton & Givane Luera,

Proprietors.

J.C. T. HKOVN, Afient, Socorro.A. H. HILTON, General Agent,

San Antonio.First Class Coal. Low Prices

Patronize Homo Industry.

E. 12. BURLINGAMii &. 0.ASSAY OmCE-S'iffliS- fc.nv

KaUbllthrdia Colorado. 1866. Kimplti ty nil.'eiprm will receive prompt and rtrrlui atir .

Gold &Sllier Bullion f$XYtT''Concentration Tests -i- .1.1, '

736-173- 8 Lawrence St.. Ocnvci . (

Tí For Drunkanntsi, Opium,

CA3? y Blhw DrugUiing,r ins gaaccg rtaunU.AA .

andNnraithinla.

isr Ubi re the keeietEST vXy INSTITUTE,

H. CHAMBONDEALER IN

General 3 Merchandise

SOCORRO, - N. M.

KILL the COUCHand CURE the LUNGS

WITH Dr. King'slew Discovery

CONSUMPTION PriceFDR I 0UGHS and 50c $1.00

W0L0S Fr Trial.

bureat aud Uuickeet Cure for allTHROAT and LUNO TROUB-LES, or MONEY BACK.

BO YEARS'tAftnitnv.c

iU

1 nana mni'tllli CoiVNiOKT Ac.

' Anyone lending a akatrh and rimcrtptmn mmfQulf-kl- our ipiiuun frH wlilbr iuiliivMitnon II prohibir imlfiiOiblM. oniuiulilf-ft.tiiuioiriixlruoiiatiuiitlal. lluidtKKikon fuwu

freo. (ililwt UMonu, fur murlii uslaiil.f.l.ms tkn through. Vlumi 4 to. roolT

mru4 tuAUt, without, chant, lu tba

Scientific Jlmcricast.A bnlomalT tllutrmil wkl. I.nre.t

of an lntlU Journal. i'ru., II a- ri.ir: fxurruonibi.il. Muid b all nowstlulara.

WUNN & Co186,BrM- -- New York

GARRETT'S BARBER SHOP

Urand new furniture, astine an any in New Mex-

ico. Strictly first-clas- s

operator in attendance.Just the place to get asmooth shave in perfectcomfort.

Bath Room with 11 Modrn Equipments.

-North aide Manzanares Atciiuc

Near Plaza.

LIVERY and FEED

STABLE

WOOD and COAL

HAY AND GRAIN

Call for the Bus

GOOD RIGS andPROMPT SERVICE

Geo. E. COOK,PROPRIETOR

Early English Football.The American game, however,

can hardly Ik more violent thanwas the name as originally played in England, if we may judgefrom the denunciation of its enemies. According to Sir ThomasIClyot. baronet of the time of theTudors, the game consisted of"nothing but beastlie furic andextreme violence," while Stubbes,the puritan, describes it as a"bloody and tuurthering prac-tice" and a "devilish businessaltogether." The fact thatmanv players are injured seemsto him no marvel. "For thevhave the sleights to meet one be-

twixt two, and to dash himagainst the heart with their

to but him under the shortribs with their clenched lists andwith their knees to catch him onthe hip or pitch him on the neck,with a hundred such murtheringdevices." Ex.

Foatmnater Robbed.G. W. Fonts, postmaster at

Kiverton, la., nearly lost his lifeand was robbed of all comfort,according to his letter, whichsays: "For 20 years I hadchronic liver complaint, whichled to such a severe case of jaun-dice that even my finger nailsturned yellow; when my doctorprescribed Electric Bitters; whichcured me and have kept me wellfor eleven years." Sure cure forbilliousness, neuralgia, weaknessami all stomach, liver, kidneyand bladder derangements. A.wonderful Tonic. At the So-

corro Drug and Supply Co.

Beaaide Excursions to California.To San Francisco, round trip

$50.0(1. To Los Angeles, SanDiego, Santa Monica, LongBeach, round trip $40.00. Onsah each Tuesday, Thursday,and Saturday, May to Septem-ber. Return limit Nov. 30.

Tnos. Jaqcks,Santa Fe Agt.

There are women who aresmart and intelligent, yet theylabor under the delusion that noman can tell them a lie and lookthem straight in the eye at thesame time. Mansfield News.

DEST FOR THEBOWELS

If yo haven't a iwtftilar, Intuitu hvmt ftfIxtwai try tUv. u'r Wir will ti. fvuwtowla vi'tii, ail'! b well. Fare, lu lb febaiia ttviolent it)ajlo or pill iH'lanii, la daiitfaroua. Tbaaoiouiba-at-, aaaUat, tautt timet way of kaapiugtit buwala clear ami vivan la to

CANDYCATHARTIC .

EAT 'EM LIKE CANDYPlut, I'aUul.lu, fotón!. Tt Oood. lx

(liiud. Nrr MU'kra. Wkon ur .tl.. lu. tt tuaku coat, r but. W rlf for f auipltt, anit bvoli.bliiliii.ih. Adilro,, tstturllai Rawa Camvanr, Cklcii ar N Tartu

KEEP YOUR EL003 CUM

DEATH OF SIMEON EXTER

On of Kally'a Beat Sown CitlsenaFaaaea Away Aft9r Short Xllneas

Kelly, N. M., May 5, VH)h.

Editor Chieftain:It Incomes the sad duty of

your correspondent to record thedeath of Simeon Exter of Kelly,who passed away at 2 o'clock p.m. yesterday from diabetes. Mr.Exter, until two months ago, at-

tended to his duties as foremanfor the Tri-Bulli- Co. on theKelly mine. About that time hefelt the first symptoms of thedread disease and took a lay oil.hoping to regain his health andstrength. For this purpose heand Mrs. Exter went to the fam-

ous l'alomas hot springs wherethey remained a month. Mr.Exter continued to lose flesh andstrength and came home puttinghis case in the hands of Dr. Ed-win Swisher who at that timehad great hopes of curing him.But it was not to be. Aftermedical skill and the kind officesof loving ones had done all thatmortals could do. the noble spiritof Sim eon Exter was liberated,leaving the lody in eternal sleep.

Mr. Exter was born in Corn-wa- l,

England, 44 years ago.When 20 years old he marriedMary Elizabeth James. Afterburying their first born in Eng-land, they came to the UnitedStates. After one year in Mich-igan the Exters came to Kelly,where they have made their per-

manent home ever since. Twochildren are buried herein Kellv.Mrs. Exter and three childrensurvive to mourn the loss of akind husband and loving father.The children are Simeon, Jr.,aged 17. Mary Elizabeth, 1.,and Albert James, 14.

Simeon Exter joined the M. E.Church South 10 years ago, andand since that time has lived asdevout and sincere a christianlife as it is possible for man to i

live, and the last pathetic scenesof his cheerful life and his peace-ful death bear witness of thefaith, the love and the couragethat death could not conquer.He "was an honored member ofthe K. of I. Lodge, which orderwill have charge of the funeralat 3 o'clock p. in. today. Mr.Exter leaves a host of friendswho will long remember him asa faithful friend and uprightman. It can 1m- - truly said thatthose who loved him most werethose who knew him lst. Andwith his sorrowing family wejoin in saying the last sad fare-well, farewell.

A. L. Hkistkk.

Stomach TroubleaMrs. Sue Martin, an old and

highly respected resident ofFaisonia, Miss., was sick withstomach trouble for more thansix months. Chamberlain'sStomach and Liver Tablets cur-ed her. She says: "I can noweat anything I want and am theproudest woman in the world tofind such a good medicine." Forsale by all druggists.

Nell But are you sure hercomplexion's genuine?

Belle Positive. 1 saw thebox; on the lid it said, "Nonegenuine without our signature,"and there was the siimatureright enough.

Miss Agnes Jaques left Mon-

day morning for Las Vegaswhere she will spend a month incharge of a large class in music.

Cashier E. L. I'rice of theState Bank visited with

friends in Albuquerque Sunday.

NOTICK KOK PUBLICATION.DKPAHTilKN'T OI' THK IXTKKIOM.

LandOOice at La Cruces New-Mexico-

May 2. l'KXi.Notice 1 hereby jfiveu that the

aettler has lih-- noticeor L iuteutiou to make final proof ina',port of hla claim, and that aaidproof aill be made before C. H. Kirk-p- at

rica--, II. H. CommiHaioner at n,

N. M., on June H, 1 , viz:William T. LewU. Prisco. N. M., forthe tt; NKX aud KVÍ KKM ec. 11 inT. 6, S. K. W W.

He names the following witueaaes toprove his coatluuoua residence uponand cultivation of aaid laud, viz:W. J. Jouea of Keterve, N. M.; U. I.Hood of Keserve, N. M. Edgar Hoodof Reserve, Nv M.; Louis Jone ofAlma, N. M.

Eccknk Van Pattkx,Kfgist

Willing to Oblige.

Two young girls were talkingon a tramway car. when one ofthem said. "The awfulest thinghappened to me yesterday. Bessand I came down together on thetramway car, but it was crowd-ed to suffocation. I was afraidI'd lose Bess and so I just grab-bed her hand and held on fordear life. When we were nearlyto our destination just fancy!I looked down, and it wasn'tBess' hand at all, but I was hold-

ing that of a young man whom Ihad never situ. 1 dropped it,you can imagine, in an instant,saying. 'Oh, I've got the wronghand!' when what do you sup-

pose he answered? 'Why, miss,you are perfectly welcome to theother if you will accept it.'"--E- x.

It is Dangerous to Neglect a CoU.

How often do we hear it"It's only a cold," and

a few days later learn that theman is on his back with pneu-monia. This i of sech commonoccurrence that a cold howeverslight, should not be disregard-ed. Chamberlain's Cough Kern-

ed y counteracts any tendency ofa cold to result in pneumonia,and has gained its great popu-

larity and extensive s.ile by itsprompt cures of this most com-

mon ailment. It always curesand is pleasant to take. Forsale by all druggists.

Demonstration.She And did you ever propose

to a girl in a canoe?lie-Ye- s, and I'll never doit

again! The girl jumped at myproposal and upset the !oat.Ex.

SHERIFF'S SALE.

Notice i hereby given that by virtueof a writ of execution issued out of theDistrict Court of the Third JudicialDistrict of tiff territory of New Mexico,within and for the county of Socorro,on the 7th day of April, A. D. l'xx.. inthe case of Abraham D. Coon, vs. TheMerritt Mining v. Milling Company,lieing civil ca.se No. 5104 for the Humof Thousand Dollars damagesaud Twelve Dollars costs with six percent interest per annum from Kebruarvloth, A. I). I'., and the further costs ofexecuting said writ: I have levied up-on, had appraised and will on the 15thday of May, A. D. l'M., at 2 o'clock p.m. of said day at the north door of thecourt house in the City of Socorro andterritory of New Mexico, sell at publicauction to the highest bidder for cashthe following described property:

All of the right, title and interest ofthe said The Merritt Mining ,v Mill-ing Company in and to that certaintract of land situated in the county ofSocorro ami territory of New Mexicoin the southern part of the said city ofSocorro between the mesa aud roadand iHiuuded as follows:

Megiuiug at the south east corner oflauds formerly owned by D. ltaca,thence north 7'l degreesanil 15 minuteseast o.t ft. to a stake; thence north .'7 de-

grees west .170.5 feet to a stake; thencesouth 7.1 degrees west 3l feet to astake; thence south 40 degree .V) min-utes east .11 feet to place of beginning,containing two aud one ipiarter acres.The same being part of the laudformerly occupied by the Meiritt Min-ing Milling Company for purposesconnected with its stamp-mil- l andwhich said tract of laud is more par-ticularly described in a deed recordedin book 2, page .14.1 of the records ofSocorro county. New Mexico; also thatcertain tract ' of laud situated in thesouthern part of the town of Socorroand hounded as follows: t'oimneiK iiirrat the south east corner of laudsformerly owned by Damecio llaca, ex-

tending north 4 degrees .10 minuteswest 400 ft. to a stake; thence (i7 de-

grees 15 minutes west 574.10 feet;thence south 4 degrees .Hi minutes east400 ft; thence north t7 degrees 15 min-utes west 574.16 ft. to the point ofbeginning. Containing live acres amii more fully described in a deed re-

corded in book 2 pago .142 of the rec-ord of the Recorder's otlices of Soer-r- o

county New Mexico. There beingsituated upon the said tract of laudpart of the stamp mill, tixlures andappurtenances, tieing the same propertywhich was conveyed by Robert D.Langdon aud A. il. Linton and Wivesto the Merrit Mining At Milling Com-pany, which deed is recorded in book1.1 page 257 of the records of Socorrocounty. New Mexico, to which referencei hereby made.

Or so much thereof a may lie suf-ficient to satisfy said judgment, inter-est and costs. Lkanhio) Haca,

Sheriff of Socorro County, N. M.Per R. S. StaI'I.ktox,

Deputy.

NOTICK OK PUBLICATION.of tub Intkkiok,

Land Office at Las Cruces, N. M.,April 14. l'MXi.

Notice is hereby given that the follo-

wing-named settler has filed noticeof his intention to,inuke liual proof insupport of his claim, and that aaidproof will be made before ProbateClerk of Socorro county, at Sim orro,N. M., on June H, l'Hin, viz: IrwinWallace, Dátil. N. M., for the UiNIC V Sec. V and N'i NW!4' Sec. 8, T. 3

8.. R. 12 W.lie names the following witnesses to

prove his continuous residence uponand cultivation of said laud, viz:Manuel S. Pino of Piuovllle, N. M ;

Margarito Madrid of Pitiuville, N. M.;Fred Baldwin of Dátil, N. M.; W. K.Manning of Dátil, N. Si.

Rt'OESR Van Pattkn,Register.

bUKfc CUKE SSWiSfjgiSbSS:llJdhYil'" """"

AN ANTISEPTIC that Hops Irritation, tubdusa Inflam-mation and drive out Pain.

the Pote, loosen the Fibrou Tistu,(PENETRATES of the Blood, giving the Muscle natural

CURED OFW. S. Bailey, P. O. True, Temas, writes: "My

wife haJ been suffering five year with paralysis inher arm, when I was persuaded to use Ballard'sSnow Liniment, which effected a complete cur. Ihave also used it for old sores, frost bite and kieruptions. It doe the work."

BEST LINIMENT Of EARTH ONCC TRIEO, ALWAYS USEDREFUSE ALL SUBSTITUTES

THREE SIZES: 25c, 50c and $1.00BALLARD SNOW LINIMENT CO.

ST. LOUIS. U. S. A.

SOLD ANO RECOMMENDED BY

SOCOKKO DKtV. AND SUPPLY

AshbyFine Wines, Liquors,and Cigars

BARNES, FORD,

Livery, Feed,

SHOP

ATo my friends in Socorro County:

It gives me pleasure to announce the establishment of my RealEstate office here. Any business you may entrust me with, willbe attended to promptly and faithfully.

Should you wish to sell or buy minea, ranches, farm lotsImproved or vacant, kindly have your desires booked with me

that is the only way to do business right. Command me by wire,telephone, mail or personally, 1 shall be ever at your service to dothings right.

MAX KIRCIIMANRkal Estatk. Loans, Etc.

Terry Socorro, New Mellen.

Spneial Excursion Rate to City ofMexico.

Tukcts on sal.- - April 25 toMay 5 inclusive at one fare forthe round trip, return limit July

Tuns. Jaqi'ks,Santa Ke Ajft.

Fresh fruits in season at Winklers'.

E. L.DealerCLOCKS, SILVER

WAKK, andRVK CLASSES.

Repairing a specialty.New Mexico.Socorro, - -

A. BACA

."

Has opened a new store andotters a brand new, fresh, andcomplete line of staple

Cou't Street

PARALYSIS

CO.

and WILSON

and Sale Stable

arnes St

BLACKSMITH

NEW MEXICO

Real Estate, Loans, Etc.CARD.

land,

Respectfully,

Hlock.

SMART

SPECTACLES

CONRADO

CROCEKIES

ALMA,

Stiulrhaker wagons! Thefamous Studcbaker waon!Apply to (leo. E. Cook.

PREMIUM MARKET,KAST.SIDK PLAZA.

Jt'ST OPENKD.

RVKRYTHINt; NKW,

NRAT AND CLKAN.

THE MEATS WE CARRYare the heat that can be pro-

cured. They are the finestresults from carefully raisedstock well handled in butch-ering.

PERFECTLY SERVED- -so that there is never anydifficulty In getting a niceroast or steak whenever youwant it.

HILL & FISCHER,

PROPRIETORS.East Side of Plaza.

ftljc Socorro (fljicflain.

LOCALS.Don Tomas Luna, sheepman

from Magdalena, uracil '"rstreets on Wednesday, hobnobin;with his many friends in town.

Don Adolfo Torres of TorresUros., merchant at Kelly, madea visit to his many friends hereon Wednesday, returning nextday.

Don Fcrnin (uilh-- from Pur-ung- o,

Mexico, is making hishome with his nephew, DonJesus Maria Torres, and wife onFischer avenue.

Messrs. Abran Contn-ras- ,

county commissioner, and Sil-vestre Ksuive1 from La Joyahad business last Monday beforethe probate court. Thev left onTuesday.

Don Casimiro Montoya froml'ol vadera was a visitor in thecity on Wednesday on businessconcerning the public ditch there,of which he is one of the com-missioners.

1'. N. Vunker is building afine residence close to his tinegarden on California street.Yunker docs not allow grass togrow under his feet; he is on themove always.

Pontninator Robbed.11. W. Fouts. postmaster at

Kiverton. Ia., nearly lost his lifeand was rohUrd of all comfort,according to his letter, whichsays: "For 2 years I hadchronic liver complaint, whichled to such a severe case of jaun-dice that even my linger nailsturned yellow; when my doctorprescriln'd Electric Hitters: whichcured me and have kept me wellfor eleven years." Sure cure forbilliousness, neuralgia, weaknessand all stomach, liver, kidneyund bladder derangements. A.wonderful Tonic. At the So-

corro Drug and Supply Co.

If you're interested in kodaksand accessories, read JIawlev'sad.

NOTICE.Estate of John I'. Cook, Deceased.

To whom it may concern:Notice U hereby given that the un-

dersigned were appointed executor ofthe last will anil testament of JohnCook, deceased, and which will habeen duly approved, and the said ap-pointment duly continued by the Pro-bate Court of Socorro county, New-Mexic-

at a regular session thereof,held in the- city of Socorro, county ofSocorro, Territory of New Mexico, onthe 7th day of May. A. 1. I',, and allpersons having claims nainst theestate of decedent. John F. Cook, arerequired to present the name withinthe time prescribed by law.

IIoikv M. Dul l. mm v,I 'ATKICK J. S V C.li,

Executors.Socorro, New Mexico, May 12, l'KN,.

Aviso Publico.Territorio de Nuevo Mexico, (

Condado de Socorro.Aviso es por este dado que habiendo

Nestor (lotízales, el administrador delestado de l'loripe Haca de (ion.ulcstinada, protocolado en laCortede l'rueb-ass- u

reporte final para cerrarKii admin-istración, la dicha Corle de Pruebaslel dicho Condado ha determinado y

designado el primer día del próximotermino recular le ilieha Corte,niendo el día 2 de Julio, A. I. 1'iNi,para la aprobaciui de dicho reportefinal, ai alguna válida objeción no sepresenta ante dicha Corte para lominino.

Socorro, N. M Mayo H, A. I). I..II. A. Pino.Escribano de PruebaH en y por el

Condado de Socorro, N. M.

Administrator' Notice.Territory of New Mexico, i

County of Socorro. i '

In the Probate Court.In re etate of Juan Joae Haca.

To all whom itjuay concern:Notice i hereby given that the un-

dersigned were, on the "th dav of Mar,A. D. li. by the Probate Court ofSocorro County, New Mexico, duly ap-pointed Administrator of the estateof Juan Joe Haca, deceased. All

having claims against the estateof said decedent are hereby required topresent the same within the time pre-scribed by law.

Fkancisca M. iir Haca,Salomon t;. Haca,

Administrators.A. A. Ssdülo, Socorro, New Mexico,

attorney for administrators.

Nitirtor1 sj of lltntrr. Washington. II. I'.,7, I', hralisi Itul marked outstiln

hid lor limber applU .itlun of Audi if. r,('Us Form Heservr ' Will be Iir lhForester, Korrsl Srrite, Waftliinvlun, J. 1'., upfoaud Inclsduijf lh IMH dav i,f June, l', (orIbt uurtbAsc ut all timber sound ruouifliInr lsniber or cuntwfwsl an.l ,nill tiYifiir Junessd fir tlmtier as shall lie marked for i titlingby the otticrr In chaise, rwimiatrd atfeet of limber and nuil, of wood to Im cutfrom su susarvrvrd tract of usi acres at thebes4ejaters of hiler CieeU. setcri noire rant ulMogollón In the 1,11a Korrsl Keerrr, NewMexico. No bid of less than II. "5 oer thouaudfeet for llmlier and f'.15 ier cool for wood willhe considered, and a detsmlt of flfo.ik) must

each bid. lor further details andboos; of reifslations address k. r, MtClurr,Forest Supervisor, Hil.er Cit). New Mtiico.Tironas it. riilksaaan. Arlinf t'trrrstrr.

dr. l. t. smith,DENTIST

Kan Marcial, New Mexico. j

Magdalena. . .3rd and 4th, each monthSan Antonio Mil " ' j

Kincou loth " "Appointment Made Ly Mail.

J OF I10MI2 INTnRHST.

isssassssssssssssssssssIola cement at Hyerts.'

. Heckham, the photographer,will leave for Magdalena in afew days.

The Singer bf-- l ball bearingfor sale by (leo. Sickles.

Judge and Mrs. Dan'l II. Mc-

Millan and family expect tospend the summer in Denver,

Sewing machines, all makes,repaired and exchanged, by (leo.Sickles.

Iola Portland cement, Eurekawhite lime, corrugated iron, andlumlier in carloads, this week atHverts'.

Smoke La Poeta and Reina deOra cigar -- none better. Palacesaloon.

W. (1. Lane is making goodprogress in the execution of hiscontract to put a new roof on thecourt house and jail.

David Haca of San Antoniowas among the visitors in townSaturday. lie reported prosper-ous times in his home town.

Mrs. Jos. E. Smith returnedSunday morning from Albuquer-que where she had been a guestfor a week in the home of Doctorand Mrs. F. A. Jones.

District attorney F.lfego Hacahas been in attendance in his of-

ficial capacity at the session ofthe district court for Sierracounty at HilKboro this week.

Max Kirchtnan is expected toreturn to Socorro tomorrow ornext day from a trip to Chicagoon business connected with thepromotion of his Hohemian col-

ony project.The drawing of jurors for the

term of the district court for So-

corro county, beginning June 4,will take place in the court roomat the court house in this citv onSaturday. May 1'.

N. A. Field of Hurley writesthat the grass is letter in thatlocality than he has ever kown itto be before at this time of theyear, though he has been theremain, many moons.

(torge Christilaw of Kelly-wa- s

in town yesterday. Mr.Christilaw has just completed acontract for the boring of a 200-fo- ot

tunnel for the owners of theEnterprise, group of mines.

Picnics arc quite the order ofthe day, A party went out toNogal Canon Sunday and anoth-er to the Springs .Monday, thelatter returning by moonlight.Hoth parties reported enjoyabletimes.

Prof. Kayo K. Reyes and Hcr-nard- o

Hoi güín gave a ball in the(larcia opera house last eveningwhich was well attended andgreatly enjoyed. Prof. Keyesand Mrs. II. F. Uowman furnish-ed the music.

Mesilames John (Ireenwald andII. M. Dougherty are receivingthe.ir friends this afternoon atthe commodious home of theformer on Haca avenue. A verylarge mini tier of invitations wasissued. Music for the occasionis furnished by Professor KayoK. Keves and Mrs. II. F. How-ma- n.

Sheriff Leandro Haca has thisweek added Felipe Esquibcl,Keyes Valencia, Santiago Tron-cos- a,

Pablo Esquibcl, and San-tiago Candelario to his PuebloIndian colony in the county jail.The total number is now eight,all from San Felipe pueblo andcharged with killing deer out ofseason in violation of Territoriallaw.

j (leo. E. Cook is now in hisi new quarters ni California street.

His livery establish met will bemade first-cla- ss in every respect.

! Horses will be taken to boardI and the rigs of customers will bekept in good condition; also.horses will be carefully bathedand cleaned, and will be cured of

foulness when necessary all atliving prices.

J. P. Hendrix of the Tri-Hul-li-

mining company came downfrom Kelly Monday. Mr. Ilen-drix reported a flourishing con-dition of affairs in the Magda-lena district. He said that the(iraphic is doing well and thathis company's mine, the Kelly,is now shipping three carloads ofore a day and expecting to domuch better a little later.

Kev. II. M. Perkins and familyarrived in the city yesterdaymorning from their former homeat Stamps, Arkansas, and arenow domiciled at the Presbyterianmanse on McCutchen avenue.Keverend Perkins has been elect- -

I cd to the Socorro pastorate, andwill begin his duties with servicesin the Presbyterian church at 11o'clock tomorrow morning. Therewill Ik-- no services in the evening.

Mrs. Myra Graham of Demingwrites the Chieftain items ofnews that will be of interest tomany of its readers, as follows:Ella Osborn was married May 7at the home of Mrs. Graham toa well to do citizen of Demingnamed Kodgers; Edith McCuis-tio- n,

trained nurse at Hotel Dieu,will soon visit her mother atSocorro and. later, her sister

j Mrs. M. O. Williams in Deming.

For Sale.i About 2,800 wethers, mostlyj three year olds, twelve months

wool, at $5.00 per head; abouthalf of them fat mutton now.

Are now about ninety milesnorthwest of Magdalena, NewMexico, moving east.

Reference Becker-Blac- k wellCo. at Magdalena for particularsof location.

Write J. II. Nations, El PasoTexas.

Salo of Eatray Horse.By order of the Cattle Sani- -

tary Hoard of New Mexico, I willsell at public auction to thehighest bidder, unless soonerclaimed by the owner, one brownhorse, three years old, about 154hands high, scar on right side ofhead, no brand. Sale at Socorro,N. M., May 14, PHM,, at 11o'clock a. m.

T. H . Tucker.Cattle Inspector, Dis't No. 8.

Stomach TroubleMrs. Sue Martin, an old and

highly respected resident ofFaisonia, Miss., was sick withstomach trouble for more thansix months. Chamberlain'sStomach and Liver Tablets cur-

ed her. She says: "I can noweat anything I want and am theproudest woman in the world tofind such a good medicine." Forsale by all druggists.

If you want anything in theline of kodaks or kodak supplies,remember that P. J. llawley ofAlbuquerque can meet yourneeds exactly.

An assortment ot fancyat The Chieftain office.

Furnished rooms at Winkler's.

How often during yourdaily rambles or while you areon a vacation Have YO VI

seen some thing interesti-ng, or amusing that you

Wanted a picture or sou-

venir post card of? Nothinggives more pleasure thanA Kodah. Ifyouhaveonesend to us for your supplies,and give us your finishingwork. If you want one wewill gladly send you a cata-logue.

HAWLEY-on-the-GORNE- R

Opposite the postofticeAi.Bf(t Knui'K, Nkw Mexico

With ample means, u conservative management, and excellentfacilities for the prompt and accurate handling of every branch of alegitimate Hanking business

XTbc Socorro State BankSocorro, Mew flDcXtco,

Announces its opening. Capital, $10,(100.00.

We invite accounts from every individual, firm or corporation de-

siring the conveniences, protection and courteous attention of a wellregulated and carefully conducted hanking house.

OKKIC KKS AND DIRECTORSJOSKPH PKICK, President; C. T. I1KOWN, t;

EDWARD U. PRICE, Canhier;JAMES ;. KITCII. M. I.OEWENSTEIN.

Imperial Council, Noble of theMjretic Shrine j

Meeting in Los Angeles, Cali- -fornia. Mav 1. iwm. TirVot t

on sale April 2d to May at onelare lor the round trip.

Titos. Jaques. ;

Santa Fe Ag't.

Clemente Chaves ft Son.

Clemente Chavez, . who has i

been conducting a general mer-cantile business at Polvadcra formany years, wishes to give no-

tice that on February 1 he tookhis son Francisco ChaVex intobusiness with him and that here-after the business will be con-ducted by the firm of ClementeChave. & Son.

Seaside Excursions to California.To San Francisco, round trip

$50.00. To Los Angeles, SanDiego, Santa Monica, LongBeach, round trip $40.00. Onsale each Tuesday, Thursday,and Saturday, May to Septem-ber. Return limit Nov. 30.

Tnos. Jaques,Santa Fe Agt.

Albuquerque Hatters Hatsand clothes cleaned and dyed.Prices reasonable. F. P. Sickles,Ag't. Phone 81.

Fresh vegetables at Winkler's

The The

for New and

for on and Farm

The of City

First First

NEW

A. F. Prop. .

of all kinds ofSoft Drinks i

Family Trade a Specialty !

Agent for Imperial Laundry

Phone 23 East Side of Plaa i

P. J. Hawley ofis cameras, kodaks,and all necessary supplies at very i

figures. j

CALL FOR BIOS.Call for bids for eicavatinif noliil

rock for a road in Nogal Cañón:Notice is hereby giveu that bids are

called for and will be received by me,on behalf of the Hoard of County Com- -

tnlssiouer of liocorro County, NewMexico, for eicavating solid rock fora public road bed in Notfal Cañón.The eicavation will be 1MÜ feet long,aud 10 feet wide at the bottom, begin- -

uing at the aurface at the upper end;and extending to a depth of 7 feet atthe lower end, and being on a u!rlope.

AH bidder are hereby required toubmlt their bidi, the time when aaid

work will be done, the amount oftheir bida, and to accompany their bidwith reference aa to their rettponui.bility; waid bid, duly sealed, to befiled with me on or before May 2b, A.U. 100b; payment to be made in accord-ance with the terra of contract; thecontract to be let to lowest responsiblebidder) the bidder or bidders to whomthe contract is let will be required, asa condition precedent, to enter into agood aud sufficient bond for doublethe amount of contract price, conditionfor the faithful performance of saidcoutract; the Hoard reserving the rightto reject any of all bids submitted.

The Board will meet on May 3d,A. D. 1906, at 10 a. in., to take up andconsider all bid submitted pursuanthereto.

Dy authority, instruction, and orderoí said Hoard of County Couimiskiourrof Hocorro county, New Mexico.

B. A. Pino,Clerk of said Board.

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We Aro Receiving

HEW GOODS IN DEPARTMENTS

wc arcoffering themat thelowest prices.

Come and See Yourself.

Loewenstein Bros.Successors to PRICE. BROS. & CO.

The Birdsell WagonTHE WORLD'S BEST"

Cushioned Doubletree Saves Shoulder

Wfiitmey CompanyWholesale Distributers

Write Wholesale Prices Plows Other Implements

Largest Stock West Kansas

Street 401-40- 3 North Street

ALBUQUERQUE, MEXICO

Socorro Soda WorksKATZENSTEIN,

Albuquerqueadvertising

reasonable

Now

ALL

And

for

Horse's

Mexico Arizona

Manufacturer

very

First National BankALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO.

Authorized CapitalPaid Up Capital, Profits and SurplusDeposits -

OFFICKRS- -

Joshua 8. Kayuolds, Prenideut. Frank McKee, Cashier.M. V. Floumoy, Vice President. . W. V. Woods, As&istant Cashier.

STATUS 0

I OK THR A. T. & S. F. KY. SYSTEM.

aliforniaFor a hange why not make that visit to California

early in thf season You'll enjoy it. Visit GrandCailoñ riirouto. Stop over and see the PetrifiedForest. KUle through the country of fruit andflowers. Attractive and inexpeuive variable routetours within the nieaim of almost every one. Aboutone-ha- lf the usual rate. Long limit and liberal stop-over privileges. I"l help you plan u trip. Ticketsonsale April 26 to May 6, inclusive.

The Santa Fe is the line of fast trains. Modern andcomfortable chair cars and luxurious Pullmans,Harvey meals, rock-ballaste- d track, block signals.

ÍV. I N. B. Members of the MvsticEl l Shrine and delegates to NationalI Congress of Mothers, both to tie

171held in Los Angeles between May7 and 11, should take advantage ofthis offer. Descriptive folder free.

Tnos. Jauuf.s, Agent,Socorro, New Mexico.

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250,000.002,000,000.00

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