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 'HERE is probably no otiier city of 
 modern times tliat lias been so 
 ctLaracteristic in tlie making of 
 history and unique events tlian ancient 
 Santa Fe or tlie City of tlie Holy Faitli. 
 'Ttio, ttie ectLoes of ctiivalric conquests 
 and turmoil still ring in lier ears, and tlie 
 furrows of tier brow are blended v/itli 
 ttie scars of battle and rebellion; yet at 
 tliis late day, retaining many of tlie cus- 
 
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 toms and peculiarities of tier earlier 
 years, stie lies in tlie beautiful valley of 
 tlie Sangre de Cristo, a peaceful and mo- 
 dern city surrounded by tlie posterity of 
 tlie cbiefs and warriors so conspicuous 
 in tbe strifes and struggles of tlie days of 
 SpanistL regime. Wittiin lier borders are 
 graves of many missionaries and Spanish 
 explorers who fell as victims to the rav- 
 ages of the hostile Indians, and heroes of 
 the days when conquest "was rife, sleep 
 in unmarked and unknown tombs, but 
 
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ttieir memory is still clieristied. by the 
 descendants of Old Spain. 
 
 Not only lias Santa Fe ttie distinction 
 of being ttie oldest town in ttie United 
 States, but it is the capital of the Territory 
 of New Mexico, as well as the county 
 seat, and the see of an archbishop of the 
 Roman Catholic Church. The thrilling 
 and romantic incidents comprising its 
 story, the protracted and bloody struggles 
 
 Corpus Christi Parade. 
 
 with the Indians, the capture and pillage 
 of the hostile Pueblos in 1680, the reserv- 
 ing of some of the handsomest Spanish 
 iiiaidens for the wives of the favored 
 warriors, the desecration and destruction 
 of the Christian churches and the resto- 
 ration of the worship of snakes and stone 
 idols, the reconquest by Diego de Vargas 
 twelve years later, the terrible punish- 
 ment visited upon the rebellious Pueblos, 
 the change from Spanish rule to the rule 
 
Salmon & Abousleman 
 
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 The Leading Dry Goods 
 and Clothing House ot 
 Santa Fe, Goods Sold at 
 Eastern Prices, Satis- 
 faction Guaranteed. 
 
 — give: us a call — 
 
 H S. KAUNB. FREDERIC MULL.ER. 
 
 H, S. KAUNE & CO., 
 
 Wholesale and Retail Dealers in 
 
 Staple and fancy Groceries, 
 
 FLOUR, HAY AND GRAIN, 
 
 Fruits, Vegetables and Table Delicacies. 
 
 Telephone 26. Sail Ff ancisco Stfect. 
 
of the triumpliant Republic of Mexico, 
 the capture by the United States forces 
 under General Kearney and the building 
 of old Fort Marcy in 1846, afford too 
 wide a scope for the purpose of this brief 
 sketch. 
 
 To enumerate in detail the places of 
 interest in and around Santa Fe would 
 be a task worthy the efforts of a great 
 historian; however, more prominent 
 
 Government Indian School. 
 
 among the interesting features of the an- 
 cient city are : 
 
 San Miguel church built in 1540, par- 
 tially destroyed in the revolution of 1680, 
 reoccupied in 1692, and completely re- 
 stored in 1710, and partially rebuilt a few^ 
 years ago. This is the oldest church in the 
 United States and contains many relics 
 of the early days. 
 
 The capitol, the penitentiary, the U. S. 
 Indian School, St. Katherine Indian 
 
furniture anOQueensware. 
 
 We will furnish your house from kitchen 
 to garret on easy payments, or will give 
 reasonably low prices for cash. 
 
 All kinds of new and second-hand goods 
 bought and sold. 
 
 Highest cash prices paid for second-hand 
 goods. 
 
 UPe Deliver Jill 6ood$. 
 
 D. $. Cowitzki, 
 
 San Trancisco Street, Santa Te, new Itlexico. 
 
 Charles €lo$$on, 
 
 THE LEADING 
 
 «l)ack ana Dvery man« 
 
 OF SANTA FE, 
 
 Good Rigs, Good Drivers, 
 Reasonable Rates. 
 
 Saddle Ponies. Bmm Ulagons. 
 
 TELEPHONE NO. 9. 
 
Sctiool, ttie National Cemetery, tlie Ro- 
 man Catholic institutions, including a 
 hospital, sanitarium, convent, Loretto 
 chapel, academy and St. Michael's col- 
 lege, the Federal building, the Deaf and 
 Dumb asylum, the Presbyterian mission 
 school, the military reservation and the 
 court house; the old house believed to 
 antedate the Spanish occupation; the 
 Cathedral of San Francisco, behind 
 
 Oldest House in U. S. 
 
 which is the chapel of the parish church, 
 with carved and painted reredos, both 
 curious and interesting, erected by Gov- 
 ernor del Valle and his wife in 1761; the 
 Cathedral museum, containing many 
 Spanish paintings and other objects of 
 interest; old Fort Marcy, the command- 
 ing situation famous in all the sieges of 
 the city, with ruins of the old fort built 
 by General Kearney in 1848; the Garita, 
 on the road to old Fort Marcy, at the 
 
JAMES A. MASSIE, M. 6., TOR. 
 
 Special Attention given to Throat and Pulmonary 
 Troubles. Microscopical examination of Sputum, etc. 
 
 OFFICE HOURS: 9 to 10 A. M. 
 2 to 4 P. M. 
 7 to 8 P. M. 
 
 TELEPHONE No. 102. 
 
 Postal Telegraph & Cable Co. 
 
 Only Direct Service witli Sunmount Tent City. 
 
 Quickest Service to Mi tiie World, 
 
 H. T. GIBSON, Manager. 
 
 Phone 142. Calls Promptly Attended to 
 Day or Night. . . . 
 
 Dudrow & Montenie 
 
 THE SANTA FE 
 
 EMBALMERS 
 
 AND 
 
 UNDERTAKERS. 
 
 PARLORS: 112 Lincoln Ave.(West sideof Plaza), 
 
west wall of wliicli tlie leaders of the re- 
 bellion of 1837 w^ere executed; ttie plaza 
 in the center of the town, around which 
 cluster many memories of the conquest 
 of the land by the hardy Spaniards and 
 of the stirring scenes of the more recent 
 days. The soldier's monument is located 
 in the center of this park and also a mo- 
 nument commemorating the taking pos- 
 session of the city by General Kearney 
 
 Administration Building Sunmount. 
 
 as well as a memorial fountain to the 
 late Archbishop J. B. Lamy; the Perez 
 monument marking the spot where Gov- 
 ernor Perez was assassinated; the Church 
 of Our Lady of Guadalupe, with its large 
 and interesting altar piece on canvas, con- 
 taining six pictures of the appearance of 
 the Virgin to Juan Diego, and other paint- 
 ings and wood carvings; monument to 
 
CARTWRIGHT-DAVIS CO., 
 
 Grocers, Bakers, Butchers. 
 
 HflY, GRAIN, FUOUI^, 
 POTATOES. 
 
 SANTA FE, N. IVI. 
 
 THE SANTA FE 
 
 HARDWARE.^^^ 
 --SUPPLY CO. 
 
 Dealers in 
 
 Hardware, Furniture, Queensware, Oils, Glass, 
 Wagons and Wagon Material, Steam and 
 Water Fittings, Black and Giant Pow- 
 ders. First-class Plumbing. 
 
 West Side of Plaza. 
 
 T/up£„e No™?; SANTA FE, N. M. 
 
Kit Carson in front of tiie Federal build- 
 ing; ttie Rosario chapel, erected on the 
 spot wliere De Vargas made tiis vow be- 
 fore the surrender of the city in 1692; the 
 Masonic hall containing relics and the 
 home of the oldest Masonic lodge in the 
 United States west of the Missouri; the 
 Old Curiosity Shop and museum of J. S. 
 Candelario, in which is a most extensive 
 variety of Indian and Mexican curios; 
 
 San Francisco Street. 
 
 the turquoise mines which produce some 
 of the finest gems in the world. The 
 largest and most productive of these 
 mines is owned by Tiffany, the renowned 
 jeweler of New York; the old Exchange 
 hotel, that marks the site of the end of 
 the Santa Fe trail, and which in the early 
 days harbored many of the men famous 
 as makers of history, and where many 
 stirring scenes and incidents peculiar to 
 the old days have taken place. Here the 
 
CHflS. WAGNER w 
 FURNITURE CO. ^ 
 
 Dealer in 
 
 Furniture, Queensware, Cutlery, 
 Tinware, Stoves and Ranges. 
 
 Household Goods of all kinds 
 sold on easy payments. 
 
 We buy and Sell all kinds of second-hand goods 
 
 UNDERTAKING! EMBALMING 
 
 Lower San Francisco St.— Tel. No. lo. 
 
 TheBonTon 
 
 SHORT-ORDER 
 
 RESTAURANT 
 
 The only up-to-date eating 
 house in the city. 
 
 OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. 
 
 W^e want your trade and will 
 treat you right. Call and be 
 convinced. 
 
 J. V. C0NW4Y, Prop. l^lltrKrUew^'Me^: 
 
Daugtiters of ttie American Revolution 
 are soon to erect a monument in com- 
 memoration of ttie part that ttiis historic 
 building has played in the opening up of 
 the V/estern Empire. Sunmount Tent 
 City, a modern village of tents, where 
 most v/onderful cures of pulmonary 
 and bronchial afflictions are effected; 
 the Governor's Palace, without doubt, 
 the most interesting of all buildings. 
 
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 This is an adobe structure built in 1858. 
 Here continuously, since that time, un- 
 der Spanish, Indian and Mexican rule, 
 the seat of government, for that part of 
 New Spain ceded to the United States in 
 1848, has been located. This historic 
 building was occupied for many years 
 by the American governors, as their offi- 
 cial abode; and within its walls General 
 Lew Wallace wrote the greater part of 
 Ben Hur while governor of the territory 
 
"KERR'S SHOP." 
 
 The Only Up-to-Date Tonsorial Parlors in the 
 City. Porcelain Bath Tubs. Electric and 
 Other Baths. 
 
 Agency for the Imperial Laundry, Albuquerque. 
 High Domestic Finish. Satisfaction guar- 
 anteed. C. H. Lauchnor, Agent. Tele- 
 phone, No. 122. 
 
 Bi$cl)Ofr$* meat « market 
 
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 BUTCHER 
 
 SOUTH SIDE 
 F=>I_/\ZA. 
 
 DEALER IN 
 
 All Kinds of Fresh and Salt Meats. 
 
 Fish, Game, Oysters, Etc., 
 
 in Season. 
 
 TEL. NO. 84. 
 
 ARTHUR BISCHOFF. 
 
in 1879 and 1880. Regarding tlie Old 
 Palace, Ex-Governor Prince, in liis His- 
 tory of New Mexico, publistied some ten 
 years ago, can be quoted in all trutb.: 
 
 "Without disparaging tbe importance 
 of any of tbe most cherisbed bistorical 
 localities of tbe east, it may be truthfully 
 said tbat tbis ancient palace surpasses in 
 bistorical interest and value any otber 
 place or object in tbe United States. It 
 
 Capitol Bailding. 
 
 antedates tbe settlement of Jamestown 
 by nine years, and that of Plymouth by 
 twenty-two, and has stood during th6 
 299 years since its creation, not as a cold 
 rock or monument, with no claim upon 
 the interest of humanity except the bare 
 fact of its continued existence, but as the 
 living center of everything of historic 
 importance in the southwest. Through 
 all that long period, whether under Span- 
 
fiscbcr Drug €o., 
 
 Pioneer Drug Bouse 
 
 of Santa ?e* 
 
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 Prescriptions Our Specialty. 
 
 OUR MOTTO:— "Not how 
 Cheap, but how Good." 
 
 RoaaK Supplies. * Canay. * Soda Water. 
 
 230 San Francisco St. 
 
 Ceo Rerscb,* 
 
 Ulbolcsalc Dealer in 
 HII Hinds of . . . 
 
 *6raln, hay, 
 
 flour and Potatoes. 
 
 LOWER SAN FRANCISCO STREET. 
 Telephone No. 45, 
 
isti, Pueblo, Mexican, or American con- 
 trol, it Has been ttie seat of power and 
 authority, whether the ruler was called 
 viceroy, captain general, political chief, 
 
 department commander or governor, 
 and whether he presided over a king- 
 dom, a province, a department, or a ter- 
 ritory that has been his official residence. 
 
DR. DAVID KNAPP, 
 
 PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. 
 
 OFFICE HOURS" 
 
 8:00 to 9:30 A. M. 
 1:00 to 4:00 P. M. 
 
 TELEPHONE No. 144. 
 
 DR. C.O.HARRISON, 
 
 DENTIST. 
 
 Office over Fischer's Drug Store. 
 
 THE 
 
 MOST 
 DIRECT 
 LINE 
 
 -TO- 
 SANTA FE, NEW MEXICO. 
 
 Pullman and Tourist Service and Free 
 Reclining Chair Cars on Ail Trains. 
 
 Santa Fe 
 
 ALL THE WAY 
 
 FAST TIME 
 
 FIRST-GLASS SERVICE 
 
 For particulars as to rates and general 
 information, address The Atchison, Topeka 
 & Santa Fe Kailwav Co. 
 
 W. J. Black, G. P. A., Topeka, Kas. 
 H. S. LUTZ, Ag-ent, Santa Fe, N. M. 
 
"From liere Onate started in 15S9 on 
 ills adventurous expedition to tlie east- 
 ern plains; here, seven years later, 300 
 Indians came from far off Quivirato to 
 ask aid in their war with the Axtaos, 
 from here, in 1618, Vicente de Salivar set 
 forth to the Moqui country, only to be 
 turned back by rumors of the giants to be 
 encountered; and from there Penalosa 
 and his brilliant troop started on the 6th 
 
 Federal Buildirjg. 
 
 of March, 1662, on their marvelous expe- 
 dition to the Missouri; in one of the 
 strong rooms the commissary general of 
 the inquisition v/as imprisoned a few 
 years later by the same Penalosa, within 
 its walls, fortified as if for a siege, the 
 bravest of the Spaniards were massed in 
 the revolution of 1680; here, on the 19th 
 day of August of that year, was given the 
 order to execute 48 Pueblo prisoners in 
 the plaza which faces the building; here 
 
JULIUS MURALTER. 
 
 ana UP'to-Date 
 
 Cailoriiid 
 
 Fit and Workmanship Guaranteed. 
 
 The Season's Samples Always on Hand. 
 
 Pressing and Cleaning a SpeciaUy 
 
 NORTH SIDE OF PLAZA. 
 
 CHAS.W. DUDROW, 
 
 Lumber, Sash, Doors. 
 
 ALL KINDS OF BUILDING MATERIAL. 
 
 Cord and Stove Wood, Extra Dry and Cut to 
 
 Fit Your Stove. Cerrillos and Hagan Coal 
 
 Delivered to any Part of the City. 
 
 TRANSFER AND STORAGE. 
 
 WE HAUL EVERYTHING THAT IS MOVABLE, 
 
 Telephone ISIo. 3S. 
 
but a day later, was ttie sad war council 
 held wtLicti determined on ttie evacuation 
 of ttie city; here was the scene of the 
 triumph of the Pueblo chieftains as they 
 ordered the destruction of the Spanish 
 archives and the church ornaments in 
 one grand conflagration; here De Vargas 
 on September 14, 1692, after the eleven 
 hour combat of the preceding day, gave 
 thanks to the Virgin Mary, to whose aid 
 he attributed his triumphant capture of 
 
 Tesuque Pueblo, near Santa Fe. 
 
 the city; here, more than a century later, 
 on March 2, 1807, Lieutenant Pike was 
 brought before Governor Alencaster as 
 an invader of Spanish soil; here in 1822, 
 the Mexican standard, with its eagle and 
 cactus, was raised in token that New- 
 Mexico was no longer a dependency of 
 Spain; from here on the 6th day of Aug- 
 ust, 1837, Governor Perez started to sub- 
 due the insurrection in the north, only to 
 return two days later and to meet his 
 death on the 9th, near Agua Fria; here, 
 on the succeeding day, Jose Gonzales, a 
 
SANTA FE 
 
 Meat and Live Stock Co. 
 
 Dealers in All Kinds of 
 
 FRESH TV^EKTS. 
 
 Salt Fish, Poultry and Game. 
 
 All Kinds of Vegetables and Fruits in 
 Season. 
 
 Also DEALERS IN LIVE STOCK 
 
 -THE— 
 
 HARDWARE 
 STORE ^ ^ 
 
 Queensware, House Furnishings, 
 Mining Supplies, Furniture, Tinning 
 and Plumbing. 
 
 ON THE PLAZA. 
 SANTA FE, NEW MEXICO. 
 
 PIONEER HARDWARE STORE OF SANTA FE. 
 
Pueblo Indian of Taos, was installed as 
 governor of New Mexico, soon after to 
 be executed by order of Armijo; liere, in 
 tb.e principal reception room, on August 
 12, 1846, Captain Cooke, tlie American 
 envoy, was received by Governor Armijo 
 and sent back w^itli a message of de- 
 fiance; and here, six days later, General 
 Kearney took possession of ttie city and 
 
 Tent Cottage Sunmount. 
 
 slept, after liis long, weary watcb., on tlie 
 carpeted eartben- floor of tb.e palace." 
 
 Tbe old cburcb of San Miguel, noted 
 for its antiquity, is situated in tbe oldest 
 part of tbe city, called by tlie Spaniards 
 "Analco." Tbe walls are massively built 
 of adoDe, and tbe roof was constructed 
 of strong vigas supported by carved tim- 
 bers at eacb. end. Tbis cburcb dates from 
 tbe earliest occupation, and bas long 
 
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 j-urnisfiing Goods, 
 Cfofliing, ^cits, ^fioes. 
 
 Re i asfi M)tore, 
 JULIUS H. GERDES. 
 
 A. F. SPIEGELBERG, 
 
 226 San Francisco St., South Side Plaza. 
 
 INDIAN AND MEXICAN 
 WARES AND CURIOS, 
 
 Blankets, Baskets, Pottery, Rag, Wax, Feather 
 and Linen Drawn Work, Opals, Tur- 
 quoises, Garnets and other Gems. 
 
 SPECIALTY: 
 To Have the Best of Everything in the Line. 
 
been held in special veneration. In the 
 Pueblo revolution of 1680 it -was, to a 
 great extent, destroyed, though the walls 
 remained standing. Immediately after 
 the reconquest of De Vargas the church 
 
 was repaired and the entire building was 
 completed in 1710 as appears from the 
 inscription still plainly visible on the 
 great square vigas near the door, which 
 reads: 
 
H. B. CARTWRIGHT S GRD., 
 
 Wholesale Grocers 
 
 Grain, Flour and Potatoes, 
 
 Stationary, Patent Medicines, 
 
 and Grocers' Supplies. 
 
 PROMPT AHENTION GIVEN MAIL ORDERS. 
 
 Santa F"e, - - rMev\/ IVIexioo. 
 
 Santa f e 
 Cemrah 
 Railu^ay 
 
 CHICAGO, 
 EL PASO, 
 DENVER, 
 Salt Lake City. 
 
 THE SHORT LINE OF NEW MEXICO. 
 
 NEW EQUIPMENT 
 PROMPT SERVICE 
 
 For Freight and Passenger Rates and other information 
 regarding the Santa Fe Central and the country through which 
 it operates, call on or address 
 
 SANTA FE CENTRAL RAILWAY CO., 
 
 Santa Fe, New Mexico. 
 
"El Ssnor Marques de la Penuela liizo 
 esta fabrica. El Alferes Real Don Agustin 
 Flores Vergara su criado ano de 1710." 
 
 "Ttie Marquis de la Penuela, erected 
 tills building. Ttie Royal Ensign Don 
 Agustin Flores Vergara liis servant. The 
 year 1710." 
 
 Among other paintings in this church 
 are the one of St. Michael and the Dragon 
 and of the Annunciation. 
 
 New Mexican Indians. 
 
 The oldest house in the city -which is 
 reputed to date back beyond the time of 
 the Spanish conquest and thus to be the 
 "Oldest House in the United States," is 
 situated just north of the church of San 
 Miguel. 
 
 This building until recently was two 
 stories in height, the second story being 
 
Established 1856. I ncorporated 1903. ^ 
 
 SELIGMAN BROS. CO., 
 
 (aGneral Mercl7ar\dise, 
 
 CARPETS, RUGS, SHOES, HATS. 
 
 NA/holssalo and Retail 
 
 p. 0. Box 219. Thone 36. ,! 
 
 SANTA FE. N. M. I 
 
 Jacob Weltmer, 
 
 BOOKS, STATIONERY, 
 PERIODICALS, AND 
 DAILY PAPERS 
 
 CANDY AND OIGARS 
 
 Views of Historic Points In Santa Fe 
 
 208 San Francisco Street. 
 SIGN OF THE BIG BOOK. 
 
very low, and tlie floor between ttie up- 
 per and lower rooms, being of adobe. 
 
 Some years ago the upper story of ttie 
 easterly portion fell, and quite recently 
 the spirit of destruction which, is fast 
 ruining our most interesting historical 
 landmarks, caused the second story of 
 the remainder to be removed. The first 
 story, however, remains as it has been 
 for centuries, and there seems no reason 
 
 Governor's Palace, 
 to doubt that it is the most ancient build- 
 ing, continuously inhabited, in the entire 
 United States. 
 
 The Cathedral of San Francisco de 
 Assisi is a modern building not yet com- 
 pleted in accordance with its design, but 
 has been used for worship during the 
 past twenty years. It was built over the 
 former adobe parish church under the 
 auspices of the venerated Bishop Lamy. 
 There are many fine paintings and beau- 
 
Gold's Old Curiosity $bop. 
 
 Established iS59. 
 
 Tnaian and mexican (Curios, 
 free IHuseMm. 
 mexican Drawn Olork a specialty. 
 
 The largest and best stock 
 of Indian Baskets, Blankets, 
 Pottery, Etc., in the country. 
 Don't fail to call and see us 
 when in the city. Send for 
 a Catalogue. 
 
 311-317 San Trancisco $t, Cor. Burro Hllcy. 
 Santa fz, new mexico. 
 
 ADOLPH SELIGMAN, 
 
 Dry Goods, Clothing, 
 Notions, Fancy Goods, 
 Boots and Shoes 
 
 Bottom Prices on Euerything. 220 San Francisco Street. 
 
 RICHARD B. HANNA, 
 
 ATTORNEY AT LAW. 
 Telephone 71. 15 Catron Bik. 
 
tiful stained glass windows in tlie struc- 
 ture; beliind tlie altar is a rictily carved 
 and painted reredos, erected by Governor 
 del Valle and tiis wife in 1761. Also be- 
 hind tlie altar of tliis cathedral are pre- 
 served many fine old paintings and ricli 
 vestments. Tliere are buried tlie remains 
 of two Franciscan Friars, wtLO were 
 murdered by Indians as attested by ttie 
 
 Old Wagon 1682. 
 
 inscription upon a beam set into tlie 
 massive v/all. 
 
 Old Fort Marcy is situated on a liigli. 
 iiill northeast of the plaza, and the view 
 from the summit is admired by every 
 visitor. Historically it is a place of great 
 interest. A moment's notice will show- 
 its commanding military position, and 
 that the army in possession of the hill 
 controlled this city. In the old wars this 
 was a scene of many a warlike encamp- 
 ment. When General Kearney came in 
 
GEORGE ANTON, 
 
 
 Salt and Fresh Fish, 
 
 Poultry, Eggs, Butter. 
 
 256 San Francisco Street. 
 
 Santa Fe New Mexican. New Mexican Review, El Nuevo Mexicano. 
 
 Primers, Binaers , . 
 Blank Book makers 
 
 CHARLES M. STAUFFFR, SANTA FF N M 
 
 BUSINESS MANAGER. OMl>l 1 rt 1 L, 1>. lYl. 
 
1846, one of the first matters undertaken 
 after the occupation of Santa Fe, on 
 A.ugust 18, was ttie erection of a fortress 
 to command the city. The site was na- 
 turally chosen. It was built by details of 
 volunteers who complained grievously 
 of having to do this laborious work, 
 
 when they had simply entered the army 
 to fight. The fort was large enough to 
 contain a thousand troops and mount 
 many cannon. 
 
 From the summit of Mount Baldy, near 
 Santa Fe, the surface of the country pre- 
 sents a magnificent panorama cf moun- 
 tains, mesas and valleys, with numerous 
 
11. \j, I UW iZi^ manufacturer of 
 
 "MEXICAN 
 FILIGREE 
 
 JEWELRY 
 
 Great Variety of Designs in Brooches, 
 
 Grape Ring-s, Link CujfF Buttons, 
 
 Scarf Pins, Puzzle Rings, 
 
 Bar Pins, Waist Pin 
 
 Sets, Lockets, etc. 
 
 MAIL ORDERS GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION. 
 
 Visitors are cordially invited to visit our 
 workshop to see filigree work in the process 
 of manufacture. 
 
 247 San Francisco St., Santa Fe, N. M. 
 
 CHAS. HASPELMATH. 
 
 DEALER IN 
 
 Boots and Shoes 
 
 Leather and Findings 
 
 Opposite Claire Hotel. 
 
 Queen Quality Shoes and Krippendorf and 
 Dittmann Shoes for Women. 
 1 Nelson & Sons' and Douglas Shoes for 
 Men. 
 
 Agency for Globe Iron Roofing and Corrugating Co. 
 Steel and Galvanized Roofing and Siding. 
 
streams of water rustling d.O"wn tdgb. 
 mountain stLOulders, over precipices and 
 boulders, into deep and narrow gorges 
 and widening valleys, flastdng in ttie 
 sunligM like ribbons of silver, in ttieir 
 hurried and heedless race to the Rio 
 Grande on the west, and -with the lofty 
 mountain peaks of southern and north- 
 ern Ne^w Mexico s"wimming in the blue 
 air of the dreamy distance. The main 
 
 "■PB* 
 
 Oldest Chvircti in U. S. 
 
 mge of the Rockies, or the Sangre de 
 %-. ^isto range on the east, and the Valles 
 * id Jemez mountains beyond the Rio 
 ande on the west, shelter this favored 
 locality from violent -winds and render 
 the climate remarkably mild and equ- 
 able considering that the altitude is about 
 7,000 feet above sea level. Doubtless this 
 circumstance, together with the fertility 
 of the soil, excellence of the water, and 
 many other marked manifestations, 
 
THE OLD CURIO STORE 
 
 301=303 San Francisco Street. 
 
 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN GENUINE 
 
 Tnaian and mexican Goods 
 
 £^^^^^ 
 
 MADE BY 
 
 Chimayo, 
 
 Navajo, 
 
 Apache, 
 
 Comanche. 
 
 Navajoe, 
 
 Taos, 
 
 Picoris, 
 
 San Juan, 
 
 Santa Clara, 
 
 San Ildefonso. 
 
 Pojoaque, 
 
 Nambe, 
 
 Tesuque, 
 
 Cochiti, 
 
 Santo Domingo, 
 
 San Felipe, 
 
 Santa Ana, 
 
 Sandia, 
 
 Jemez, 
 
 Zia,' 
 
 Isleta, 
 
 Laguna, 
 
 Acoma, 
 
 Zuni. 
 
 DEFIES COMPETITION IN QUALITY AND PRICE 
 
 n?As the city of Santa Fe is surrounded by Indian vil- 
 lages, 1 have better opportunities to have a larger 
 variety of their products. All are welcome to my 
 store to see for themselves that I have the largest 
 collection of curiosities in the United States. 
 
 SEND FOR PRICES. 
 
 J. S. CANDELARIO, 
 
 SANTA FE, NEW MEXICO. 
 
prompted tlie intrepid Spanisti explorers 
 to locate a permanent colony and mis- 
 sion at Santa Fe. Ttie wisdom of this 
 selection has been abundantly demon- 
 strated during nearly four centuries that 
 have since melted into the past. 
 
 The distinguished and lamented Arch- 
 bishop Lamy, wh.o was a prominent 
 
 Altar, Old Church 
 factor in the progress of the southwest, 
 introduced the culture of choice fruits, 
 flowers and vegetables into Santa Fe 
 about fifty years ago. The good man 
 lived long enough to witness the com- 
 plete success of his experiment -and per- 
 sonally taste the rare flavor of its luscious 
 results. It was soon found that the most 
 
VISIT THE 
 
 MILLINERY PARLORS 
 
 OF 
 
 Mesdames Hall and Pauls, 
 
 FOR THE 
 
 Latest Styles in Millinery. 
 
 A full and complete line of fancy Neck- 
 wear, Veilings, Laces and Ribbons. 
 
 We are also exclusive agents for the 
 Franco- American Hygienic Company^s 
 Toilet requisites. 
 
 DR. C. N. LORD, 
 Dentist, 
 
 V<Si}rtr\ Blook:, Santa Re. 
 
 J. R. VICTORY. 
 
 OoLJi-isellor at l_av^, 
 rslotary Rublic and 
 Real Elstate BroUcer 
 
 112 San Rranoisco St. Santa Re 
 
 Dealer in Mines, Coal and Timber Lands, Cattle and Sheep 
 Ranges, and Mortgage Securities. 
 
desirable varieties of temperate zone 
 fruits, including ttie largest and finest 
 flavored Frencb. clierries, could be gro-wn 
 bere in perfection and in quantities only 
 limited by tlie extent of land and avail- 
 able water supply; tliat tlie soil and sun- 
 stiine of Santa Fe would produce roses 
 rivaling those of France and Italy in 
 beauty and fragrance, and tliat tlie con- 
 
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 Interior Tent View Sunmounf 
 
 ditions were peculiarly favorable to ttie 
 cultivation of all kinds of vegetables. It 
 tlius tLappens tliat tlie orcliards and gar- 
 dens in and about ttie capital city are 
 veritable garden spots, eitlier v/lien 
 blushing with- sweet prophesies of better 
 things to come or burdened with mature 
 and mellow fruitage. 
 
 In counting up the assets of Santa Fe 
 its peerless climate must of course be 
 
ESTABLISHED J885 
 
 Miss A. Mugler, 
 
 DEALER IN 
 
 Embfoidery Material, 
 Iftne Silks, Velvets, Laces, Wools, Etc* 
 
 AT LOWEST PRICES FOR CASH. 
 South Corner Plaza. Santa Fe, N. M. 
 
 DR. CHAS. A. WHEELON, 
 
 OSTEOPATH. 
 
 HOURS-9-12 A. M. 2-5 P. M. 
 Telephone No. 156. 
 
 103 Palace Avenue. Santa Fe, N. M. 
 
 *$laugbtcr*$ Barber $bop* 
 
 tbe LMm Censorial Parlors of Santa Te. 
 
 Jfdcntsof tbe Jllbuqucrque Steam Caunary. 
 
 '3. J\. l)«bb$, Prop, 
 telepbone Ho. 107. Santa Tc. n. m. 
 
taken into account, for in many respects 
 this is ttie greatest resource and attrac- 
 tion. It stands witliout peer among tlie 
 cities of the United States in that respect. 
 
 The Governor of Tesuque. 
 It is the ideal sanitarium for consump- 
 tives and invalids. Its high altitude, dry- 
 ness of the atmosphere, the mildness of 
 its winters and the coolness of its sum- 
 
J. H. SLOAN, M. D. 
 
 ^fiijsician and burgeon. 
 
 HOURS : 7-9 A. M. 
 
 TELEPHONE No! 66 SANTA FE, N. M. 
 
 LEW H. BLAKE, 
 
 Stenography « ana « Cypewriting, 
 
 COLLECTIONS, NOTARY PUBLIC. 
 
 135 Palace Avenue. 
 Office Phone 76, 
 Residence Phone 151. SANTA FE, N. M. 
 
 Plaza Bowling Alley. 
 
 OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. 
 
 LIGHTED BY GASOLINE. 
 
 E.A.JOHNSTONE, 
 
 AND NOTARY PUBLIC. 
 
 Office: 
 Private Room for Dictation. OPPOSITE CLAIRE HOTEL. 
 
mers make it a perfect winter and sum- 
 mer resort and a tiaven of refuge to ttiose 
 wtio seek tiealth.. In summer tlie tempe- 
 rature very seldom exceeds 80 degrees, 
 and a temperature of 100 is not on record 
 
 Typical Indian Children. 
 
 during tlie twenty-eigtLt years ttiat ttie 
 •weattier bureau tias kept records at 
 Santa Fe. During ttie niglit in summer 
 there is always a fall of from 20 to 30 
 degrees in temperature, and it is very 
 
Filigree Work a Specialty 
 
 IN BOTH GOLD AND SILVER. 
 
 Bracelets, Brooches, 
 Rings, Scarf Pins, 
 Souvenir Spoons in any 
 design. Turquoise and 
 all native stones furn- 
 ished and mounted to 
 order, and orders are 
 herein solicited from 
 any person in any state 
 in the Union. All work 
 promptly and neatly 
 executed, by 
 
 SQpixy Manufacturer of Mexican Filigree 
 . Oril£., Jewelry, Santa Fe. New Mexico. 
 
 Tourists are specially invited to visit tlie work shops. 
 
 THE HANNA 
 
 Insurance Agency. 
 
 Fire, Life and Accident Insurance. 
 
 TELEPHONE NO. 71. 15 CATRON BLOCK. 
 
 SANTA FE, NEW MEXICO. 
 
 DR. RORRLEINA/EILU 
 
 PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. 
 
 Special Attention Given to Diseases of the 
 Eye. X-Ray Treatment. 
 
 HOURS-9 A. M. to 4 P. M. 
 
 TELEPHONE NO. 136. 
 
seldom if ever at all tliat ttie minimum 
 temperature of any day exceeds 65 de- 
 grees. In V7inter almost perpetual sun- 
 shine "witb. few cloudy days makes this 
 place an ideal resort. Snow falls mode- 
 rately and is absorbed bythe ground and 
 
 atmosphere generally within a short 
 space of time. 
 
 Hundreds of people, not only here but 
 in all parts of the world, can testify to the 
 healing qualities of the climate with its 
 pine odor laden air. Many miraculous 
 cures stand to the credit of the climate, 
 and there is no dDubt that every case of 
 
Jable Wir\es, 
 
 AX- 
 
 "Our Place" 
 
 A full line of Table Wines 
 for family trade. Orders by 
 telephone will be promptly 
 filled. 
 
 W. R. PRICE, - - - Proprietor. 
 
 SANTA FE, NEW MEXICO. 
 
 H. C. KlNSELL & Co., 
 
 DEALERS IN 
 
 Groceries,Provisions 
 
 Hay, Grain, Flour and Potatoes. 
 
 Jersey Cream Flour. New Bakery. 
 
 TELEPHONE NO. 40. 
 Cor. Bridge and Water Sts , Santa Fe, N. M. 
 
incipient consumption, wliere ttie pa- 
 tient lives an out-door life, and observes 
 the most obvious hygienic and dietetic 
 
 Tesuque Squaw. 
 
 rules, will be greatly benefited or even- 
 tually cured by it. And not only for con* 
 sumption but for many other diseases is 
 this place a sanitarium that brings health 
 
mine Store 
 
 ..Cbc. 
 
 The largest assortment and oldest wines and 
 liquors in Santa Fe, at lowest prices. All goods 
 guaranteed pure and unadulterated. Highly rec- 
 ommended for medicinal purposes. Our motto is 
 to please you first. Give us a call. 
 
 W. N. TOWNSEND, 
 
 224 San Francisco St., 
 
 SANTA FE, N. M. 
 
 J. E. LACOME, Proprietor. 
 
 
 San Francisco St, SANTA FE, N. M. 
 
and tb.e blusti of roses back to ttie clieeks. 
 It is a positive pliysical deligtLt to live in 
 a climate of this kind, and tliose wtio 
 have lived under tlie blue skies of Santa 
 Fe for any length, of time are always 
 anxious to return no matter how great 
 may be the attractions of other sections. 
 On the crest of a beautiful plateau, one 
 mile from the City of Santa Fe, absorbing 
 without stint the health-giving sunshine 
 that nature has so abundantly bestowed 
 on this section of the country, lies Sun- 
 mount Tent City, an efficient auxiliary to 
 
 A Modern Adobe Building. 
 
 this glorious climate in restoring to 
 health those afflicted with pulmonary or 
 bronchial afflictions. 
 
 Unique as it may seem, Sunmount is 
 naught but a modern city of tents, and 
 every convenience that can be given its 
 residents is afforded. Its private water 
 supply is secured from pure mountain 
 springs, and so great has been the cau- 
 tion in piping it to this overgrown vil- 
 lage, that it is absolutely uncontamin- 
 ated in the slightest degree. 
 
 It has long been an established fact 
 that this climate will restore to health 
 
OUR SPECIALTIES: 
 
 Old Crow 
 
 McBrayer 
 
 Taylor 
 
 Paxton 
 
 Guckenheimer Rye 
 
 Old Jordan and 
 
 Monogram Kentucky 
 
 Whiskies. 
 
 P. O. Box 75 
 
 San FranciscoSt. 
 
 Santa Fe, N. M. 
 
 P. F. HAN LEY, 
 
 Dealer in 
 
 Wines, Liquors and Cigars. 
 
 Imported and Matiue Wines 
 for Family Use. 
 
 KBE REID, 
 
 General Blaeksmithing 
 
 AND 
 
 Horse Shoeing a Specialty. 
 
 Repair Worls: of All Kinds. 
 Give me a trial. 
 
 J. H. SCHDFELT, 
 
 General Repair and Carriage 
 Worli of allitinds. .... 
 
 SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. 
 
R. J. PALEN. Pres. J. H. VAUGHN, Cash. HENRY WALDO, Vice-Pres. 
 
 THE 
 
 Tir$t national Bank, 
 
 SANTA FE, N. IVI. 
 
 UNITED STATES 
 
 DESIGNATED 
 
 DEPOSITARY 
 
 ST. ELMO CLUB 
 
 DIGNEO& NAPOLEON, Props. 
 
 Dealers in all Kinds of Domestic and Imported 
 
 Wines, Liquors, Cigars and Tobaccos. 
 
 Specialties: Old Crow Whiskey, Rural Spring 
 Rye Whiskey Agents for Moet & Chan- 
 don White Seal Champagne. 
 
 FAI?IIL,Y TRADE A SPECIALiTY. 
 
 Phone No. 6. 210 Don Gaspar Ave. 
 
those afflicted witti tuberculosis in its 
 first and second stages, time alone being 
 a factor; and it is for tlie purpose of 
 expediting and bringing about quicker 
 and more beneficial results ttiat Sun- 
 mount was established. Here the patient 
 receives the full benefit of the pure and 
 
 Old Curiosity Shop. 
 
 exhilirating mountain air, and the co- 
 pious sunshine which so quickly tend to 
 the up-building of his general health. 
 Immediately upon taking up his resi- 
 dence one notices an infrequency of 
 night sweats, an absence of fever, etc.; 
 and almost invariably a gain in weight 
 is noticeable from the very start. These 
 facts together with the endorsements 
 and recommendations of many of the 
 leading physicians of the country are a 
 positive assurance that tent life at Sun- 
 mount means restoration to health for 
 those suffering from tubercular or bron- 
 chial diseases. 
 
Santa ?e 
 mater and 
 
 um 
 
 Company. 
 
 DEALERS IN 
 
 electric fixtures, 
 Bouse miring, €tc. 
 
 GEOKGE DEITZEL 
 
 General Blacksmithing, 
 Horseshoeing, and 
 
 ALL KINDS OF REPAIRING 
 
 Santa Te 
 
 filigree ana Jewelry manufacturing 
 
 Company. 
 «6oia « and « Silver « Tiligrcc. 
 
 n. mondragon, manager. 
 
 Caudblin Building, Don Qasper nvc. 
 
For the accommodation of Sunmount 
 patients, an excellent lierdic service b.as 
 been establislied, so ttiat ttiose wtLO de- 
 sire to make visits to ttie city can do so, 
 at an exceedingly low cost. Tours into 
 the mountains and various places of in- 
 terest near Santa Fe are features of fre- 
 quent occurrence, and promote the 
 health and strength of patients of this 
 incomparable sanitarium. 
 
 Adobe Ruins. 
 
 One thing especially noticeable, in 
 speaking of the climate of New Mexico, 
 is that the Government, after four years 
 of scientific investigation, has located 
 two sanitariums there — the only sani- 
 tariums ever established by the Govern- 
 ment. 
 
 Not a single case is on record of true 
 tubercular consumption having origin- 
 ated in New Mexico. The children of 
 consumptive parents coming to New 
 
Mexico grow up wittiout ttie taint or 
 predisposition to ttie disease. 
 
 Reverend Edward W. Meany, A. B., of 
 Oxford, says: "Nature tias marked out 
 Santa Fe as tlie Sanitarium of ttie world, 
 and a recognition of tliis fact must come 
 sooner or later. In ttie Sanitary wealtti 
 of Santa Fe, ttie wliole country possesses 
 
 Dining Room t * i nt. 
 an inextiaustible mine of liealtti-giving 
 treasure." 
 
 Ttie tListoric features of its past grow 
 more and more interesting as the life of 
 tb.e ancient city progresses, but the hope 
 for its future is as radiant as the sun that 
 from day to day, without a cloud to mar 
 its brightness, sets undimmed. 
 
 NEW MEXICAN PRINT INa COMPNNY, SANTA ?£, 
 
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