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BUSINESS PAR T 7 DOWN Board of Itegents .of New Mexico M Fnlverstty at Albuquerque B. H. Stover, term ending September 2, HOME IN 1910; Frank W. Clancy, term ending Twenty Two Miners Fall PRESIDENT Berlin Bank Finds Itself Short IIS September 2, 1911. . OHIO The following bills were Introduced Down Shaft Meet With But Is Able to Meet when the council reconvened: and Council bill No. 121, by Martinez, Instant Death. Last the Run Made. Printing Bill Passed Council an act to abolish the oflice of coal oil Morgan Proposition Colony Was Established Inspector. Referred to Judiciary Laid on At Pittsburg Normal State Lit- Leaving committee. and Included Journal Out Side SEVENTY-FIV- E Shelf Though One Presi- October STOCK MARKET WAS Council bill No. 192, by Dalles, an KILLED Has Been Resumed But Breastworks. act to empower school directors to erary People Mainly. EXCITED AND IRREGULAR sell lands not needed for school pur- IN FIRE DAMP EXPLOSION dent Asked Interview. Factories Need Cleaning. pose. Referred to the judiciary committee. re- House bill No. 188, relative tho London, March 1(3. Three big New York, March 16. Brokers GAMBLING BIlTnOT to ONE WAS KILUD AND ported a continuance of investment settlement of disputed accounts of warehouses In Flnsburg district. Lon ROOSEVELT SPEYER CINCINNATI HA? SIXTY buying at the opening of the stock public officers, favorably reported by don's busiest industrial center, were market, but traders sold for profits the committee on Judiciary, passed tho gutted by Are this morning. The loss SEVEN WERE INJURED and caused a slight setback. The list YET SENT TO CONFERENCE council by unanimous vote. is about tl.000,000. The fire started made full recovery, however, and House bill No. SI, relative to the in the premise of Cox & Co., hat CONSOLTJN SITUATION FOOT AND RISING prices became generally better than classification of counties and fixing sal- manufacturers. The flames, fanned Rie the opening market, but closed ex- aries of officials, was referred to the by a strong wind, jumped the street cited and irregular with soma sudden committee on judiciary. and enveloped the establishment of County Bill Killed report- company, .urners, Grand Trunk Train Runs Into relapse in late dealings on profit tak- Garfield in The committee on judiciary the Maxlme wood President Has Memoranda of His All River Ends of Are Sub- ing, followed by some rallies. ed favorably on house bill No. 178, to and spreau to the adjoining ware- Streets Switch and Five Are Injured. House. Pyramid and Foraker abolish the office of public printer, house of Grief & Co., shoe manufact- Views and Position on the merged and Thousands Have BERLIN CASHIF.lt ST and for other purposes. The report urers. Two Perhaps Fatally. IO Bills Were Passed. was adopted and bllt passed by a Financial Condition. HANK FUNDS SPECULATING the , Fled Their Homes. Berlin, March 16. Cashier Speyer a vote of ( ayes to 4 nays, those dis- TWKNTY-TW- O FAIili TO of the Mueller Industrial bank, has senting being Duncan, bulxer, Sargent INSTANT DKSTHUCTION 16. Fe, N. M., 16. was and Mlera. Englewood, N. J., March disappeared leaving a shortage of Santa March It Saarlnuls, Rhenish Prussia, March Washington, March 16. James Cincinnati, March. At noon Helicon Hall, home of the Up- $130,000. is believed lost p. m. House bill No. 128, art act empower- 16. Twenty-tw- o miner were killed Speyer of the firm of Speyer Co., It. the It that he near 4:30 yesterday when the county ft the river was about 68 feet and ton Slnclalre colony, was destroyed the money in stock speculation. The ing commissioners of Colfax this morning at the Gerhard coal financiers of New York, had an in- - wa council met, owing to committee mat county to give to the Sisters of terview steadily rising. At points south of by fire early today. The blaze bank successfully met the run which mine. They were descending one of with the president today. Parkersburg it is reported as con- preceeded by an explosion, which began when the news of the defalca- ters. Loretta the old oourt house property the shafts in a cage when the cale Speyer declined to Intimate in any room, a Springer, the council. way tinued rising: At noon the local fore- seeme dto occur In the bal at tion reached the depositors. Council bill No. 120, by Murray, an pad broke near the top and the miners the nature of the Interview, but caster said: "There will be five fee the extreme end of the building to reimburse W. House bill No. II, relauve to the plungd down several hundred feet. it lr presumed it touched on the f- or act E. Martin, clerk classification of counties, etc., was inancial more additional water at Cincin- from the boiler room. They nil met with instant death. The situation. nati on Sunday. The con- of the Third Judicial district, for ex up . river will The flames spread so rapidly that IS taken under suspension of the mine belongs to the Prussian gov- President Han Memoranda. tinue to rise until Monday or possibly fifty-fiv- e colonists had to flee for penses to the amount of $43.80 for rules and passed the council by unan- ernment, which has already begun A rumor has gained currency that Tuesday.' their Uvea without having time to deputy clerk hire, was Introduced and imous vote. - an official inquiry into the accident. the president has prepared an Im- Adjournment was thereupon portant Flood conditions began to be fett save anything;. One workman named STILL UNCONSCIOUS passed under suspension of the rules, taken letter bearing upon his atti- more severely as the waters steaally Urlggs is missing. Five persons were until Monday morning, on motion of SKVKNTV-F1V- K tude towards corpora- by KILLED IS the railroad crept sixty-fo- ot by unanimous vote. Mlera, by vote of 8 to 4, towards the mark. injured Jumping from windows. Upon motion of Sargent a those dls COAL MINE EXPLOSION tions. The rumor further asserts that An increasing number of The Slnclalre colony the council sentlng being Dalies, Martinez, Rich this letter had been talked over be- factories then went . were forced to close and business was established last October, and In Into executive session ards and Spless. Forbach, Germany, March 18. An tween the president and James Spey- LIFE AND DEATH BOTH HECKOS previously, nowever, the house re- explosion of Are damp in a coal mine houses on Water street and the river eluded a number of educators and TO HIM, AND END IS VERY er and that the sentiment therein had ends men and women engaged In literary ported having passed house substi at Klelnrosseln, near here, last night, met Speyer's approval. of North and South thorough- UNCERTAIN. tute for house bill No. 81. which re lloum Afternoon Session. resulted the of seventy-fiv- e fares were forced to abandon their work.. in death These rumors could not be con- store rooms. Among the injured are Miss Grace vises the classification of counties and In committee of the whole yester- miners and the injury of twelve oth- firmed. The president. is to ' Another seven days have passed county said Still Rising McGowan Cook, writer of short the salaries of officials. In day afternoon the house considered ers. Six men are still missing. The have memoranda concerning at- at Cincinnati. and Curtis McCullom, the injured executive session council con general cause his The Ohio continued to rise last stories, and Mrs. Henrietta D. Kim man at the hospital, Is still uncon- the section by section the educa Immediate of the disaster has titude upon the railroad situation, night Illustrator. On Investigation it firmed the following nominations by tlon bill. It was later reported fa not yet been established. which he has and there 1s no indication of ball. scious, but very much alive. It was the governor: shown to some friends Immediate relief from the flood, appears that the explosion was the Just three weeks ago today that Mc- vorably uion and passed without dis but Secretary Loeb said It could hot crept result of leaking gas. lioard of Pharmacy For term end sension. Mr. Blernbaum objected and be made public. which has ovet the lowlands Cullom received his injury. Since lng March, 1910, S. Ros- - and Into the cellars. Lester Brlggs of Providence, com that time the man has lain between O. Moore, attempted to amend two sections in distribution of waters in community Following the visit of Speyer to- carpenter, was on well; term ending 1911, E. G. Mur the bill, namely, section 10, which day The crest will arrive tomorrow and munity the third life and death at the hospital, appar- Vegas. ditches, reported unfavorably by the the president talked with Sen. It seems? certain floor. escape was cut off and he phy. Las proposed to amend by providing for Crane of be- that the river wilt Ills ently dead to the world until a few same committee, was tabled, the same Massachusetts, nnd It Is pass sixty-fo- ot was burned to death. Additional In Dental Board C. N. Lord, of Santa the election of the superintendent of lieved financial the mark and perhaps days ago, when It was noticed that he Fe; M. measure having previously been that the and railroad go higher. Jured are: William Montagu, profes was trying to talk. J. Doran, Deming; L..E. Irvln. public instruction. Mr. Holt said passed. situation was discussed. Albuquerque; Abram, - sor of philology at Columbia unver However, he has not yet been able Frank Chaves this could not be donf,- because New House bill No. IS 4, relative to the ' slty; Miss Summers, private county; F, E. Olney, Las Vegas. Mexico wan a territory and the office RIVEU IS FALLING NOW Edith to utter a word coherently or plain Sheep Sanitary publication of process, was passed. FOCK PRESIDENTS WILL AT secretary to Slnclaire. These make enough to be understood. Notwith- lioard Solomon was an appointive one. ,1'he amend- House bill No. 202, relative to NOT CALL ON ROOSEVELT l'lTTSIHTRO FENN. the number of Injured seven. Luna, Valencia county; Elva White, ment was not accepted.j Mr. Blern- The river are again back in their standing the fact that this is the Chavez county; H. W. Kelley, San school bonds and indebtedness of New York. March 16. The Herald channels and the greatest flood ever twenty-fir- st day of remark- baum wished to abolish the provisions school boards, was passed. says the man's Miguel county; Charles Schleter, Un of 18, provide today that while the conference known here la a matter of history. ENTERS SWITCH AND able condition, Dr. Fearce says he section which that a House bill No, 227, relative to mem- of presidents, yes- KT1UKES FREKJHT TRAIN Ion county; James D. Burns, Sr., Kls county school superintendent at the railroads held here The most conservative estimates of has not lost hope of saving the man. county. bers of a common council of a city or terday, which was attended by Mc- - damage to - property, with business Detroit, March 16. The Atlantic recalls, during his years ex- Arriba time of his election fcliol hold a oer town employment against He of Itegents New Mexico Military InstI e accepting crea of the Pennsylvania. Newman losses, are $10,000,000, and they vary express on the Grand Trunk railway perience, cases wherein the patient ti float not less than a first grade such city or town, was passed with of ' ran into an open switch at Bancroft, tute Nathan Jaffa, term ending teacher's certificate and other edu the New York Central, Mellen of from this to t!0,006,00. The losa remained unconscious for a greater March 22. 1910; E. A. Cahoon, term qualifications op amendments. the New Haven, and Hughitt of the of life In the' last three' days has not Michigan, today and struck a freight period even than has been McCullom's cational This was House bill No. 191, relative to the Northwestern, decided not to go to definitely train. Five persons were severely In- ending March 22, 1911. posed by Mr. Abbot', of Santa Fe, been ascertained.- At least fate, and then lived. There is no Members Board Regents, School erection of an aichway in the plaxa Washington in a body according to a score of persons met death and jured, two perhaps fatally. Many perceptible change in the man's con- of who made a strong piea. for the edu- of Santa Fe, passed the house, me suggestion or passengers received minor injuries of Mines A. C. Abeytia, Sooorrj cational advancement of territory, Morgan In his talk many are missing. Few If any of the dition, and while hopes are still en- county; the House bill No. 160, a revision of the with the president a few days ago, at army of workmen thrown out of em- but were able to proceed east on a tertained his recovery, A. H. Hilton, San Antonio; W, stating that the ter.lory now stood corporation laws relative to mining for ultimate A. Fleming Jones. Las Cruces. . f ea un- least one of them sent a communi ployment will be able to resume !.ter train. case be at the foot th tltvl " the companies, passed ; - the cannot denied the title of OI Hospital a' the house. cation to Roosevelt asking for a per work before Monday.- Thai miHs are a remarkable one. Board Trustees Miners' ion In point of llliteiucy. Mr. Holt House bill No. 219. for the im- EXHIBITION OF NATION- - at Raton w. N. White, Colfax coun- also made an elaborate speech for sonai interview. Aieuen, alter tne covered witu mud. Much costly ma- -' provement of public roads by convict meeting, message - ALi ACADEMY OK DESIGN, ty; C. E. Lyons, Colfax county; Chas. the betterment of educational con sent a asking for chlnery Is damaged and many build- 16. elghty- - NOTED MISSIONARY IS labor, passed the house. nn appointment and is now awaiting ings may have to be rebuilt New York, March The Tamme, San Miguel county; J. Van dltlons that tho present and future House bill No. 209, relative to noose answer. Hecond annual exhibition of the Na- DEAD IN NEW VOliK. Houten, Colfax county. generations might be better educated veils Design opened In homestead exemptions by heads of SYRIANS tional Academy of New York. March 16. John Noble Trustees Institute for the Blind, at ltuppe and Hudspeth also spoke In families, passed house with LEAP INTO THE the galleries of the American Fine Stearns, founder of the Jerry Mc-Aul- Alumogordo It. H. Pierce, of Otero, opposition to the amendment. The the Railroad Opinion Divided. KAtiINO HIVEH FIXHID society today. The varnishing prominent term ending C. amendments. In opinion Wheeling. W. Va., March 16. Arts' Cremorne mission, a 1910; George Bryan, house refused to adopt the amend House bill No. 24, providing for the railroad circles appears duy was yesterday. The display of Episcopal layman, died Thursday of term ending 1911. ment and adopted section 18, embody divided as to the wisdom of the step Eight persons are known to have paintings Is one, the apoplexy, age 77. appropriation of $1,000 to Improve decided on by n lost their lives in a fire In plant a remarkable at the of Stearns Regents Normal Institute, at Las lng the educational qualillcations. road from Las Vegas to Mora, the four men. the walls being filled with fine specimens was the pioneer silk manufacturer of Vegas J. M. Cunningham, term end- The educational bill as passed by the said he had no Interests in the of the Warwick Fottery company, in of skill. The only exhibits president ing 1908; O. A. passed the house. movements of four men the flooded district today. With the the artists' America and of the Stearns Larrazolo, term end the house differs from the original House bill No. 222, relative to the the nnd no eligible are original works In oil, pas- Silk Manufacturing company, with ing 1911; Millard Browne, term end draft principally In providing for the opinion as to the advisability of the exception of Watchman Holmes, alt or sculpture by living artists. The many condemnation of lands for railroads, proposed were Syrians and were by tel mills in cities of this country. lng 1911, all of San Miguel county; election of county school superintend telegraph telephone lines, jxuwed conference. Other officials drowned public manifests much Interest in tue ents Instead of their appointment. and of western roads regard It as a Mor- leaping into the flood. exhibition, the attendance being large. the house with amendments. gan affair. The educational qualifications entirely House bill No. 199, relative to pub- remove otllco of county IN EVERY RIVER HAMLET HCSINESS SHOW AT CHI the school lic highways, which provides for a PEOPLE DRIVEN FROM HOMES superintendent from politics. road tax $3, and for a road over- ONE RAILWAY PRESIDENT CAGO A GREAT SUCCESS. The house took up bill of WILL TALK WITH ROOSEVELT Ironton, Ohio, March 16. Three Chicago, March 16. Space at the then house seer In each county commissioner dis- hundred people were driven from FATHER SHOT AT HIS No. 91, an act to create Forake trict, special road tax of not Washington, D. C. March 16. Colllseuin was at a premium today county of portions of Union and and for a their homes today when the Ohio as the National Business show opened out to exceed three mills on the dollar, President Mellen of the New Haven reached the stage of C6.2 feet. The its doors to the largest crowd that Colfax counties. This bill passed passed the house. road, has telegraphed to the White river is rising two Inches per hour great the house after some debate, by a House bill No. 74, which provides House asking for an Interview with stage 68 ever attended the shows of this 9 nays, and a of feet is expected. organization. Is carried on vote of 13 ayes to those dis for the Improvement of - the Rio the president. He will be here next The show HALF-DROWN- senting being 11. C. Abbott, Tuesday. Is a larger scale than in any previous ED LITTLE SON Blern Grande and which Is identical with Mellen one of the four ST. PATRICK'S DAY year. New baum. Green, Herrerra, Holt, Hud the same provisions in the general railroad officials mentioned by Mor- This exceeds the York speth, Ruppe, Studley and Walters. gan after his Interview with the pres- DINNER ON TIIE I6TII. show, as that city's had exceeded the appropriation bill, passed the house. Hrooklyn. March 16. The date of-th- House bill No. 49. providing for the message an- ident last Monday. show of any previous city. There are by A from the council St. Patrick dinner by the St. Pat- nearly two here, ceration of Garlleld county the di council had passed Is hundred exhibitors vision of San Miguel, was then taken nounced that the rick society today at the Pouch and every possible device for use in up. house joint resolution No. 6, relative mansion, where a large company will office or on exhibition. The bill was amended by Mr. to (lid Santa house FATALITY RESULTS business is of to act void the Palace in Fe; take part in the sumptuous banquet The great international speed type- Tale Brutality and Inhumanity Is Told Holt make the null and bill 178, to abolish the ofllce of pub- In honor of Ireland's patron saint. writer test will be held, in which Miss unless ratified by a special election of lic printer, etc.; house bill No. 22B, program the taxpayers of San Miguel county, The of speeches Is expected Hose L. Felts, the American cham- by Tot, Is within ninety days passage relative to the distribution of the old FROM LEAP FROG to be unusually interesting, ns some pion, will complete for the defense of the Little That Almost after the court house property in Colfax coun of the most noted Irishmen In the to to hold the of the act. The bill, however, did ty; bill No. her title continue pass, being 10 house substitute for house city and country are on the card. The championship. At the present time not the vote for and 13 31, relative to classification of coun- religious among St. Pat- against. voting no were Al- - element the she holds undisputed sway as the Beyond Comprehension. Those ties, etc. Santa Fe, March 16. Celestlno rick followers Is much gratified that coun- drlch, Blernbaum, Denniston, Galle- - F.scubero. a pupil of the high champion speed operator of the gos, Under suspension of the rules, school Sunday is to be held sacred, and all try. The champion speed writers of Hudspeth, Lucero, Mirabel, council bill No. 104, relative to civil here, died last night at the home of festivities held on a secular day. Rut Canada and Germany are both here, A brutality Moran, Mulllns, ltuppe, Stud ley, Wal- procedure, was tuken up and passed his parents on Hillside avenue from be tale of almost unbeliev that he would be safe there. There Is ters and Speaker the saint will as warmly remem- and will enter the lists with Miss able was told to Sheriff Pacheco and about four feet of water In the ditch liaca. Denniston the house. concussion of the brain. His death bered as ever. The attendance is ex- Feltz. Miss Hereford, of Australia, is Lnder Sheriff Meyer at Tucson by the and the boy was nearly drowned. He attempted to have the rules suspend- Under suspension of the rules, was the result of a blow received pected to break the record. also here, and she will prooably en- son of Guadalupe Sanchez, struggled in the water and finally ed in order to reconsider the vote by council bill No. Ill, an act for the while at play with his schoolmates, contest. who which the bill had failed to pass, but several weeks ago. According to the ter the lives a short distance southwest ltncnea me opposite bank. by relief of counties, relative to delin- of the city, says the Gazette. During a vote of 14 ayes to 10 nays tho quent taxes, w as taken up passed stories of his companions, tliey were Arizona all this time the father made two-thir- and SIXTY-TW- O OPERATORS OX That such Inhumanity as this father no effort to help the lad, but Instead motion was lost, il requiring a the hou.se with amendments. engaged in a game of leap frog at IOSTAL OUT ON STRIKE. is said to vote to suspend the rules. No. 120, providing fo.-th-e the time of the accident. Celestlno M STEER have exhibited toward the took a shot at him with his gun, vote being Council bill New Orleans, March 16. About little fellow could exist is almost be- to the Jad's story. The Previous to tills taken a reimbursement of W. 10. Martin, was playing the part of trng and the sixty-tw- o operators employ of number of the members had left their other boys were jumping him. in the yond the imagination. charge knocked the boy's hat off, but sergeant was taken up and passed the housu fiver the postal Telegraph company here The lad Bald that his father had did not Injure him. seats, and the at arms was without opposition. While thus engaged one of his com- went on a strike this morning. The been accustomed to beat him fre- gun Instructed to bring them in, which he bill No. 178, to the panions accldentlly kicked him In the The report of the was heard did. House abolish strange men say it was recently announced quently. He was marked for a beat- by neighbors, who immediately tele- olllce of public printer, etc., was head and as It may seem the TYING AR- that there would be a general in- ing and had run awny. Neighbors phoned to the sheriff's ofllce. Sheriff Following Hills Introduced: taken up and the council amend- death of the child resulted. Much IN crease of 10 per cent, and that when saw the boy running, nnd they were Pacheco, Under Sheriff Meyer and House bill No. 220, by Ramon San- ments concurred In by the house, sympathy Is expressed with the fam- the increase came it only applied to called to by the father to stop the lad. Deputy Escnbosa responded and chez, an act providing for tho ap- thereby passing the bill. ily of the victim, who are well known regular men. The extra men were tncy refused to Interfere and San placed Sanchez under arrest. pointment of district court clerk dep- Dentistry Kill Killed. and highly respected In this city. not given this advance and struck. chez continued to pursue the lad. Sanchez denied that he had shot at uties. Council bill No. 61). an act relative 1 he little boy finally came to an Ir his son. Ho claimed that he had House bill No. 231, by Holt, relative to the practice of dentistry, which DISPATCHERS ON MEXICW oxiyi:i-(mbi;iim.- i: race rigation ditch, and, to CENTRAL GET RAISE. IZONA won exhausted from merely tried catch him while he to municipal corporations. had previously passed both the house was iiv the latter. his run, plunged headlong in, hoping was running away. House bill No. 232. by K. C. Abbott, and council, was reconsidered under City of Mexico. March 16. Train Putney, Kng., March 16. The upon sixty-fourt- an act requiring probate judges t: suspension of the rules, motion dispatchers on the Mexican Central h annual boat race between keep a court docket. of Holt. The house then voted to have been increased $40 per month. the crews representing the universi- House bill No. 'ii'i, by Gallcgos, ar. table the bill Indefinitely. This is the second time wages have ties of Oxford and Cambridge was to grants. Adjournment was In comparatively Wholesalers to Have Graded rowed today over the usual course act with reference land then taken until advanced a short The house then t k up the consid this afternoon at 3 o'clock. time. -- from l'utney to Morelake, a distance E CURSES ENEMIES eration of house bill No. SI'S, provid License Deputy Superin- of about four and a quarter miles, ing for the creation or l'yratnld coun- and a won by Cambridge. Time, ty of county. tendent For Arizona Ten. 20 minutes and i'6 seconds. M out of portions Urant with Ixirdsburg us the county seat. oppo-e- d by WHY HE SMILES PICKS I DKNT ICi:OkKS IS This bill was Holt, wiu LAND ENTRY Ki:l'IKEME.TS PROMISES TO RETURN stated that the diMrict composing th-- j e e e e e Special to The Evening Citizen. new county did not have over 271 vol. Special to The F.veuing Citizen. Washington, D. C, Marcli 16. The ers and that should the county be cre- Did fin bear of Sig Gmnsfeld's comment Phoenix. March K. The as- - president ated it could not itself. Mr. onBPaven's has revoked his order sta'erfi'nt that the reductUn sembly passed a bill fixing the detailed examination of all Beach replied that the total taxation of their fees was all license of wholesale liijuor deal- - e of county w .u over 13,0oo,OuO, igM? said he entries prior to patent. This affects Grant Sie was somethine ef a romancer himself ers. The license Is graded uc- - L'O.UUO homsteads; 7,000 timber, stone and that with an equitable divislo.i cording to the amount of busi- - e and other rash entries; 2,0u0 desert Dead Leader of Zion Prepared His Own l'yramid county would be in good Hess done. It is scheduled us and 6.000 mineral entries. The adop- siiape. Mr. Holt referred to Luna follows: For of busi- - county example tion of a constitution by a convention Ven- an an of county di ness. $ - per iju .irter; for IIS.- - in New Mexico would attract thous- Funeral Sermon, Breathing of vision, stating that that county had 00" to $ J i (i ti uf tiusiiu'.ss. $10(1 a, ands of immigrants and millions of been unable to mn build court per i r t ; l s.s than Jli.lmO capital. The late Secretary Hitch- house. Mr. Abbott, of Santa Fe, re- of busiiH s. t'i't per ou irtrr. cock has closed his Washington geance to Come, Six Weeks plied that he didn't see why that The oWcill antiulcer tyfini? 4 house and goes to St. Louis. should constitute an argument against bill i.i.-se- d the assemblv and will the creation of another county; that if become a l.i .v when It Is signed Before He Died. Luna, county can transact its busi by the governor. The abolition U.S. INFANTRY EN ROUTE ness without a court house it was no- of teer tying his long been de- body's business. sired by Hie cattlemen of the Zion City, March 16. Dowie left "I shall return, and with The bill then passed tho house by a territory. ruthless ti 1 TO FORT DOUGLAS his own funeral sermon. It was hand shall I exterminate the vipers vote of It ayes to nays, tlio.se dis 1 is likely that C.vernor Kll-he- y uciniea not to permit It to be read at and the dogs of hell now senting being Dlerulaum, Green, Her-- will veto the measure giv- that hold rera, Mlrabal, Studley, Trujillo and ing Angel the funeral, however, lest It should i the high places in the city of Zion. the r.rlt;iit trail fran- bring greater dissension in Zion City. "They dreamed and in the grossness Holt. Later Mr. 1 It was allowed to chise to private individuals. It Company E of the i.'!Mh I'nlted The religious settlement is now of their dreams they thought they change his vote to . ye. is tile policy of the Interior de- States Infantry passed the torn by had The house t ok a recess until partment to ihrouk'h asunder religious factions. In prevailed over the first apostle. " then have all Ilie roads eily this morning on No. 2, en route an effort to bring the warring interests "And now, priests 30 p. in. within the forest reserves free from Whipple barracks, Arizona, to together. and elders of Zion Judge Barnes preached a, I shall return to strike ye down. SxaMng - - routes of travel. The lwight I of die tuMrliit ml iit who would not know u Kort Douglas, Wyoming, where It simple sermon In which he extolled I shall return In form, House M;:lit Sfwdou. Iiiiuho Angel trail leads down the another if tin met one ill tint middle of tho rotul, It is reported leg. i j. litis the rest of the regiment. The the good qualities of the dead man. brighter and more beautiful and ten The house immcdutely upon recon- that ll lirand "an on. Whip- ruiinii ui iroiu mis county, not iM'ing Mtlisliisl Willi ll"alllM t soldiers had been in camp at The sermon prepared by Dowle has thousatnd times more terrible, to out vening up tlie consideration llio bill vnliii" An effort is being made jtet took of appropriating marly yiou.nuo to this county, luiruiy under-i- ol four-cen- ple barracks, Arizona, for some time. been given out for publication. ye oil in your tin- - tile Cleveland t fare bill tile midst of sins and to bills on their third reading. of tlio salary )oM-rda- So. 2 laid over here for almost an This sermon evi- iniHrl rttluction hill paKMl .iwiilitaiut- - out of the cor- makes It plainly win back Zion for the truth for House No. 17 J, authorizing llllf it UlkM M tllCllfclir,. Ilk ll.l.V 1,11.1 l,.M. !... I . , .v committee tin I Kiula .li.i ... i.i.-- and bill the - Ulllfll .... , ...... I... IIH" hour and the soldiers took advantage dent Ihut llieni that held to cut ye off in the assemblying con- fKAIKll iai Ittl'lll on porations. of the opportunity to take a walk enemies died, of u uistilulionat which tliey run. It required herculean i rTorU lo get ilic in line The bill creating before he as he lashes midst of your sins and to win back Fe, , the position vention at Santa repjrtcd unfa- for tlm bill. At Ihut time xix-ivh- und see the city. The detach- -- Senator SuUcr made his niuiileii when f ill puty superintendent i.hout those who ousted him from control as Zion for the truth and for them vorably Judiciary 1 of the that by the committee, lio xuiil: tieml.men, move you Hint litis hill lx rorvrriil to Hie commit-te- e ment was under command of I.ieut. "dogs of hell." had been 'true to tiie word and did was tabled indefinitely. on Judiciary." penitentiary passed. The salary K.isto... The sermon It took no little time to miimmiIIi out IhK erimii nii.l is to be I.Min p.-- r vear. concludes as follows: no evil." House No. 3:, relative to the get I bill bill lie before the council for uotiiin. eeeeee e'e e i ALBUQUERQUE CiK TWO. EVENING CITIZEB, SATURDAY. MARCH 1, I MI.

1820 for the purpose of establishing the confederation of Central America. CLASSIFIED THE EVENING CITIZEN It resulted principally In a vsat out- HILL DISTRICT IS ADVERTISEMENTS pouring of oratory of such a grandilo- SILVER When You Need NMMl tally Ml Wukty 1 quent brand that ft disgusted that WANTED, PERSONAL PROPERTY lOAIfS. practical old warrior, Holivar, the The Citizen Publishing Company liberator, who sarcastically likened WANTED Messenger boys. West the assemblage to a collection of GREAT ern Union Telegraph office. MONEY to LOAN Greek lunatics. SCENE OF ACTIVITY DRUGS WaNTKO To buy saddle horse and Mails M MM4 llM BUM. After long wrangling and many swddle. Room 20, Grant Building. On Furniture, Organ. fervid Apostrophes to liberty a federa- Piano, un-T- Horses, Wagons tion In name at least was established WANTED At once, girl who and other Chattel; also on ARB-HOU-SE which lasted as more or less of a po- Don't always think how demands starching. Imperial SALARIES AND W litical fiction until 1831. It was a Laundry Co. RECEIPTS, as low as $1 Water Are Abun- - cheap you can get them. as high as $100. period of ceaseless disorder, insurrec- Ore and Found in WANTED More work tor a first- - and Loans r tion, and civil war. Kvery wrangling Think Instead, where you can class hand laundry. Lace curtains a quickly made and strictly prlvsata, chief sought to forward his Individual dance-Seven-Come-E- leven get the freshest, the purest specialty. Satisfaction guaranteed. Time: One month to on year gtreiv. by or intrigue, as Claims OFFICIAL PAPER FOR Interest violence and strongest and come where 408 West Tljeras avenue. (Colored.) Goods remain In your possession. seemed best to the passing moment. WANTED Our rates are reasonable. Call and1 CITY OF ALBUQUERQUE Federation was bitterly fought by the you can always get them. We Gentleman's second Showing-O- re hand clothing. No. E1S see us before borrowing. conservatives, composed of the clergy Make Good hay only one quality South First and Spanish bureauracy, who saw In the street, south of viaduct. Bend ad- THE HOUSEHOLD LOAN CO. centralisation the loss of their priv- BEST ALWAYS. .And our dress and will call. R. J. Sweeney, Steamship tickets to and from all ileges, their offices, and opportunities Worth S553 a Car. ,price are always the lowest, proprietor. parts of the world. for loot and graft. The federals or Rooms t and 4, Orant Bldg. E OF THE liberals were little better than a dis- quality considered. fSALKSMEN WANTED. unscrupu- til West Railroad Are. organized mob, the tools of To the old prospector, the man who the hill, In the gulch. This was fol- WANTED Capable salesman to PRIVATE OFFICES. lous leaders, many of them little bet- braved Indians and the myriad dan- lowed In a short distance, but at that cover New Mexico with staple line; Open Evenings. ter than banbldts. And back of all gers and hardships of the desert in tlmo there was no railroad, water had high commissions with $100 month- this loomed tho soaring ambition of days gone by, to whom the solitude to be hauled eighty-liv- e miles by ly advance; permanent position to the republic of Guatemala, determln of the hills waj unbroken save by tho wagon, and work ceased until facili- right man. Jess. 11. Smith Co., PRINCESS ed upon leadership of the greater sound of his own pick, the marvelous ties of transportation Improved. In The HIGHLAND Detroit, Mich. republic either by intrigue or con ot Si'.v.ir MONEY TO LOAN quest. n:w tuktt: hi'd th.: the meantime the property passed WANTED Experienced salesmen to Hill m'nlng district must seem Into the hands of the late A. J. De sell our line of picture and room Following the collapse of the con strange yet not so strange, Meneles, Moruzan, of and fir who opened ore at a number moldings in this vicinity. Give ref- federation Dictator the old miner knew of the richness of points, after which it was worked PHARMACY erences and experience. A. F. L Guatemala, sought to restore the un of the district, and cold fornee that it by the Jarilla company. When the Kern Co., Chicago. Mill Ion by force of arms in the inter was but a question of time when more Lincoln company was organized a few We have about $3,000 to ests of the primacy of Guatemala, but Occidental Life Building. MALE HELP WANTED. advanced methods would prevail and years ago it was to take possession of sums of $1,00 or leas) on real rotate he met his death in. battle In Costa the grim hilla would yield their treas- the and the Lin- WANTED Men, write once and year at u- -. Rica in 1813. In this a union ure to Indomitable men, says the Min- coln claims. a little surface work we will explain how we will make security at 8 per cent. Sc It of all the Central American states ing Reporter. was performed during 1905 and in the you a present of $100, give you a How Has Brooded Over except Costa Rica was brought about If one stands on a hill south of the latter part of 1906 William Wade was splendid suit of clothes every ninety only to be dissolved In 1846. Lucky flat today, no" less than eight given the management of the prop- days, enlarge your picture free and Central America Since After the death of Morazan, Gen mines engaged in active work can be erty, with to develop as pay you salary per eral Carrera, supported by the aris instructions Cimer B adwav and a of $85 month tocracy seen, and all are producing most flat- rapidly as possible. He commenced and all traveling expenses, with our Day. and clergy of Guatemala, sue tering results for their several own- by sending of ore to mar- check $50 engaged, to Alvarado's ceeded to the dictatorship, beginning a car the East Railroad Avenue for when regime 1840 as ers. ket, followed that up by another, and take orders for the greatest and a in of conservative To the south of Lucky mine of the shipments from the Lincoln became a most reliable portrait house in the PORTERFIELD CO. cendency that lasted for thirty years company Colo Phone, Black 30. of ignorance, which Southwest are its two shafts, steady thing. The last car brought world. All this will be guaranteed. ONE GREATERCENTRAL reaction and in which are being sunk deeper and $563.06 at the smelter the best ono Address R. D. Martel, Dept. 276, $1$ West Gold At. numerous sporadic insurrections were Incidentally yet Chicago, 111. mercilessly crushed. deeper day by day, and sent out by the company, and an- Crushing uncovering large ore bodies which other car is loading at the present. FOR Met a Defeat. will later feed the smelter ot this The tunnel is advancing eteadlly, KENT. AMERICAN REPUBLIC In 1850, Honduras, the Btronghold FOR RENT Furnished rooms, liberal factions in Central company. and the shaft is sinking. And what SEEK A RELIABLE DENTIST with PROFESSIONAL CARDS of the Over to the west and south of the is more, the is getting down to bath. Mrs. C. J. P. Blttner, 309 America, Salvador, and Nicaragua shaft Sixth street. I. sought to restore the greater republic, Lincoln, the Copper Hill, owned by J. a vein from which shipments will be but their armies met crushing defeat A. Reed and associates, Is getting out made just as soon as it is cut, and Pull Set of Teeth FOR RENT A twelve-roo- m modern LAWYERS. Dream of Enlight- at the of Carrera. Its tonnage of copper ore and ship- that will be within a few days' time. Gold filling 11.60 tip house, unfurnished, at 119 North Ambitious and hands ping to the smelter. In Water canyon, the standard First street. Call at Rico cafe. Then in the later 'BO's came tne a company Gold Crowns $ Ira M. Bond. ened Frustrated by Petty dramatic expedition of William Walk- The Lincoln, adjoining, has half is working the drift from Painless Extracting 60c 88 FOR RENT Five room house. er, prince of filibusters. With a dozen men employed and is pushing the main shaft of the Flying Eagle partially furnished, light ATTORNEY AT LAW, tl F.St.. the development work. is shipping satisfactory electric N. W., Washington, Sectional Discords. mere It with results. 8ec-on- D. C. Pensions, handful of daredevil adventur some good present time, In Happy and bath, low rent. 209 North d land ers recruited in the United States he ore at the the north end, the Jack ALL WORK ABSOLUTELY GUAR- street Apply to F. H. Strong. patents, copyrights, caveats, succeeded in fighting his way in a which is coming from the old tunnel, Is being developed by a gang of men, ANTEED. letter patents, trade marks, claims. series of brilliant victories to capi where a couple of men are engaged and Mr. Cole, the owner, Is satisfied FOR RENT A five-roo- m cottage, Panned down through long centuries the m W. D. Bryan. Nicaragua, was pushing the work steadily. The ore to keep "sawing wood" on the excel- well furnished; also two and thrse-roo- it. f suffering by the superstitious In- tal of and declared Apply ATTORNEY AT LAW, Albuquer- president of the republic. There he comes in bunches and kidneys, as the lent showing made. flats. 110 East Coal que, dian natives of Central America, the dreamed, like another Burr or Hous bore is advanced Into the hill, and In all, with the Nannie Baird, avenue. N. M. Office, First National tradition of the young and beautiful ton, of creating a great empire by tne the occurrence ot the bunches of ore twelve mines are being worked sys- FOR RENT Houses, 3 to 7 rooms. Bank building. conquest of remaining Central Is more frequent, while the grade Is tematically, to say nothing of smaller modern; also store rooms, office Prlnsess Xuchll, victim of the Spanish the Increasing higher higher workings going camp, E. W. Dobson. American republics. But this dream steadily and on in the and and a shoe shop. W. H. Mclfllllon, ATTORNEY AT LAW. conqueror Alvarado, lingers as an ex- by In value. four companies are shipping paying 311 West Gold avenue. Office, was rudely shattered reverses In Cromwell block, Albuquerque, N. planation of the magnitude of Ills in the field. He fled, returning a few The tunnel Inclines slightly into the ore. B. F. COPP, FOR RENT A six room two-sto- ry If. years later in another Invasion In hill. This opening was made first a With the smelter blowing in short- ROOM 1?, N. T. ARM I BLDO. DENTISTS. various persistent forms that have years ago ly, JO brick house, corner of Seventh afflicted the states of the Isthmus which he lost his life after capture number of and was opened increased activity will ensue in the street and Tljeras avenue. Inquire and court-martia- l. at a point where ore that Tan about mining district contiguous to DR. T. K. KRAFT, since the advent of the white man; ot version of his Bide of this unfortun- at Champion Grocery, 624 West as ills which even now show no signs of In 1871, a liberal revolution led by $40 to the ton showed to the side ate affair, and If Mr. Uioson's story avenue. Dental Surgeon. conquest Granados and Barrios against Gener Is Rooms 2 , urease. The of Central a true one It puts an entirely dif- Five-roo- m and Barnett building, by Alvarado, the stprn lieu- al Gerna, Carrera s successor, was FOR RENT house in over O'Rlelly's America ferent light on the subject from the good repair, corner of Railroad drug store. Phn tenant of Cortes, constitutes one of successful, and the old clerical and rumors that have been circulated here No. 744. Appointments made by aristocratic regime of reaction swept twenty-fou- avenue and Hill street. Low rent nail. the most shameful chapters in his- within the past r hours. ' tory and drips with innocent bloou. away. With the victory of Granados However, the Headlight refrains from to a permanent tenant. Inquire of Edmund J. Alger, D. D. S. The Spaniards swept through thjs came liberty of the press, the aboli- BLOODY BATTLE AT giving any statement from any one as J. F. Luthy. No. 306 Railroad avenue. Offlc country like a devastating pestilence, tion of religious orders, and the es- to details until after the preliminary FOR RENT Nicely furnished rooms hours, 9 a. m., to 12:30 p. m.; 1:10 and historians number their victims, tablishment of schools. Barrios suc- hearing, which will be had in Sliver $1.00 per week and up; also nice P. m. to 5 p. m. Both phones. Ap- in battle, massacre, and by stake and ceeded Granados as president In 1873 City within a day or so. There were rooms for light housekeeping $1.00 pointments made by mall. slavery, at between 3.000,000 and and after crushing several revolutions three disinterested witnesses to the per week and up, furnished with A comparatively high civili- began a campaign for the unification HATCHITA, NEW MEXICO deplorable affair, and their evidence stove and cooking utensils and W. M. SHERIDAN, M. D. sation perished in the needless carn- of the Central American states. Wun Is what will be taken regardless of dishes. The Minneapolis House, Homeopathic varying success for almost fifteen Physician and Surgeon. age that followed the lust for gold. anything else that may be said. .et 624 South Second street, Albuquer- Tele-pho- years he kept up the struggle MsHsjsMBSBaaMsjMSaiaMajsjiMM Occidental Life Building. ne Captured Beautiful rrincess. for all wait and not be too eager to pre- que, N. M. 886. Albuquerque, federation. At first his weapons were judge this matter from either Bide. N. M. At the height of his success Alva negotiation and diplomacy, but after- FOR SALE. DR. R. L. HCST. rado became enamored of the Prin- ward, when these failed, he resorted Frank Watking is Killed William Gib- FOR SALE A good big cow, will be OITice, 6-- 8, N. cess one great The funeral services of the late T. Armijo Bldg. Xuchll, bride of of the to force to realize his ambition and Frank Watklns took place yesterday fresh soon. See George K. Neher. Tuberculosis treated with High chiefs of the Cakchiquels, allies of consummate the primacy of Guate- Frequency the Spaniards In the war against the affairs, from the residence of his parents at FOR SALE The entire furniture, Electrical Current and mala in Central American in son Charged With Crime. 8 o'clock. including 6 -- range, 700 Germicide. Treatment - Quiches. By a disgraceful ruse he 1886, in an arrogant decree, he pro hole Jewel at given each Oeeoyed beautiful princess away South Arno. day from 8 a. m. to 4 p. m. Trained the claimed himself practically ClcUtor Cause Trouble. nurse from her husband, and, despite her of the Central American repuollcs, Gibson in Jailr of Stomach FOR SALE Smith Premier, good as In attendance. Both phones. "tears and Impassioned pleading, kept and in the war which followed he When a man has trobule with his new; cheap. Address Bichrome grlef-strlck- UNDERTAKER. her a prisoner. The Boon in bat- stomach you may know that he is Ribbon. Citizen office. afterward met his death p husband's threats and his offers of tle. Tuesday a dispatch impossible to I m?r.e "la" ho"ld FOR SALE Lot with two-roo- m Auto, phone his Last was receiv It is at this time learn 316. Colo., Red 111 Immense wealth for the return of I,el to a Peaceful Union. ed at the Postal Telegraph office in what was the Immediate cause of this house and barn for $360. Also good A. BORDERS. "bride were alike unavailing with Alva- Negotiations to the peaceful un M., deplorable suited to his age or occupation, or milch cow cheap. J. D. Brown, led this city from Hatchlta, N. directed most affair, but it Is stated that his bowels are habitually Commercial Club building. Black rado, who expressed the belief that ion, in 1895, of the republics of to A. J. Watklns, stating that his son by many that it Is a well known fact 16th street and Slate avenue. or his love honored the weeping prin- be- constipated. Take Chamberlain's White hearse, $6. Nicaragua, Honduras, and Salvador in Frank had been killed at 1 o'clock by that there had been differences regu FOR SALE At the "Variety" you cess. It Is the tradition that finally the Greater Republic of Central W. N. Gibson, says the Demlng Head- tween these parties for some time Stomach and Liver Tablets to win nnd nne home made bread, 6c ARCHITECTS the princes, hopeless of release, and America. The constitution provlued light. which were calculated to lead to late the bowels and improve the a loaf; doughnuts, pies baked by digestion and see if the trouble does bowed down shame, killed herself for the admission of the other repub- trouble If they were not settled in an beans, soup and good things F. W. Spencer. 46-4- 7 dying Mr. Watklns and his wife were at not disappear. Ask for sam- other Rooms Bar- with a dagger, and, with her lics to the union which went into twenty-fou- amicable manner. a free strictly home made. Phone 710. savage gods their ranch some r miles ple. Sold by all druggists. nett building, Albuquerque, N. M. breath Invoking the of effect in 1898, but the dissatisfaction town the time the dispatch Watklns was the second son Mrs. Downs, 606 South Arno St. Both phones. her people, called down the curses of Salvador a few months later led from at Frank upon invaders was received and Sheriff Don Johnson of Mr. and Mrs. Watklns and was one oil SALE The Claude Girard of heaven the white to the dissolution of the federation and some other parties started at once of a family of eleven children, this property on Mountain road, first CIVIL ENGINEER. and the land they had conquered and Cabrera, by the usual Central WOMAN BARBER HAS devastated. And In the Isolated dis- for the ranch with the dispatch. The being the first time that the family house west of acequia, near Six- American methods, became president dispatch being signed by Sted-ha- circle has been broken by the hand J. R. Pnrwell. tricts, where the tradition still ling- of Guatemala in 1898, and lmmedl Frank teenth street. Inquire on premises ers, fully believe the who was a partner with Mr. ot death. Deceased was a twin to a or at 300 North Proadway. Room 23. N. T. Armijo building. the natives that ately became inoculated with tne dls in business, gave sister, Mrs. Jordan, Is curse of the princess is yet vigorous quieting had been fatal Watklns the catte Elmore who NOTARY bacillus that good evidence that there could be no now hastening from her far-ot- i! home LOVER ARRESTED TO NOTICE OF SPECIAL KLKCTIOX. PUBLIC. and active, despite Us hoary old age. to nearly all his predecessors. H skeptic questions, his mistake as to the truthfulness of the In the Panhandle of Texas to attend And if the found, ready to hand, a very effective message. the lust sad rites of a beloved brother. Iiy Authority of tho City Council of Thos. K. D. Maddlson. doubts are soon quieted by the In- army of 40,000 men, well trained by Office with W. B. Childers, 117 no spot Nothing more was learned concern- Another brother, George, Is also com- the City ol Albuquerque, M. M. controvertible fact that other Barrios, and the rest was easy. Ills ing as fast as Bteam can convey him SECURE TRUNK Notice Is hereby given that an elec West Gold avenue. on the map can show such a long, opportunity came in 1906, when some ing the affair until about 6:30 in the will be In city Albu- 'ttuir-mo- from the Hutwall Military institute, tion held the of persistent record of politicit il. of his large collection of unsuccessful evening, when a private message from querque, New Mexico, on Tuesday. J. S. UAGLEY Incessant war, and civic anarchy. the operator at Hatchita was received, where he is a student. revolutionists escaped across the bor nil who April 16, 1907, between the hours of The five Central American republics der Honduras stating that Watklns had been killed Frank was a favorite with 9 a. m. and 6 p. m., Accountant. al- into Salvador and In community and had o'clock o'clock are volcanic societies in a state of With this as an excuse, he Invaded at a distance of three hundred yards. knew him this The Gay Lothario Is Now of Bald day, at the following voting Books checked up, small sets of most constant eruption. these two countries, and was started Mr. Al Watklns and Mrs. Watklns a host of friends here who were struck places: books kept up; grocers', butchers'. The present outbreak on the isth- on way to of arrived in town about 4 o'clock Wed dumb with the awful news of his physicians' well the the realization He was u happy, brilliant young Sorry He Left His Wife First Ward City hall. and books looked after mus, which press dispatches deolare his ambition to dictatorship of Cen- nesday morning, and it was learned death. Second Ward Oltlce of Chas, and collections made. Able corps of the most formidable in tne history earlv that morning that Stedham had man without a fault, and to see him is tral Amelia under tho primacy of manner is Chadwlck & Co., on Gold avenue. assistants. Rooms 44, Barnett block. of this chronically disturbed region, Guatemala, when President Roosevelt started at 2 o'clock in the morning struck down in this awful and Children. Third Ward Olilce of Justice of has a significant historical Interest. interfered with the game in a rude with the remains and was coming ton hard. Peace, George Craig, South Third ILUU DRESSER A7fX OHIIIOPO. It is a part of a struggle. Inevitable unfeeling overland to this city. The sad cortege William N. Gibson, nt whose hands DIST. manner that knocked the 11 body it is young met his Some time In December last, J. B. street. under the geographical circumstances, dictator's plans into the traditional arrived here about o'clock, the claimed Watklns Fourth Ward At No. 118 North for the creation of the being at once taken to the undertak- - awful fate, has been known through- Hilderbrand and wife came to Flag Mrs. cocked hat. The battleship treaty of many years past, Denver, says Coconino Third street. Bambini, at her parlorj, No. Hepublic of Central Ameri- ng parlors of J. A. Mahoriey. out this section for staff from the prs-par- ed Greater arbitration was the result, and opti- Hilly were At which said election the question 209 West Railroad avenue, is long-exile- and it is difficult to Imagine that Sun. Then It was supposed they ca, for federation of the Isthmian mists believed that the d Aside from that l.iere of authorizing the issuance of Thirty to give thorough scalp treat- states In a strong, powerful empire, were several parties whose names he Gibson would have so far forgotten married, but later events proves they dove of peace would consent to do a to do were not has a wife Thousand ($30,000) Dollars of bonds ment, do hair dressing, treat corns, whose stability would command the little hovering In Central American did not mention, Mr. Stedham did not himself as to allow himself and Hilderbrand of the said City of Albuquerque, New respect of the world and whose mar past give, out any news, stating that he this awful deed. He has always and five children In Kansas City and bunions and Ingrowing nails. She pros skies. Kvents of the few months been Mr. Watklns name is Aery. Mexico, to erect and build a city gives massage mani- velous resources would make it show that the revolution habit is too had explained it all to Mr. Watklns a close friends of the woman's Edith building, will be submitted to the treatment and perous and rich. It was the dream upon and the truth would be learned in due and his family and he is the last mnn The woman was formerly a barber curing. Mrs. Bambini's own prepara- firmly fastened these unhappy state, suppose would permit working In a barber shop, qualified voters of said city, who are of Bolivar the liberator, and it has republics to be given up without a time. He did however, that that one would Denver the owners of real or personal prop- tion of complexion cream builds up been the Inspiring ambition of many here were three disinterested parties his feelings to lead In in to do such and during her stay here she was a the skin Improves complex-Ion- ,, struggle. If reliance can be placed are dining erty, subject to taxation, within the and the provincial Napoleons. The plan has in press reports purport to who witnessed the affair. an act. At this time, while facts room waitress. and is guaranteed not to In- the that mo Is A ago went said City of Albuquerque, New Mex- be left a trail of inglorious and ignomini- give reasons of the present out- From a dispatch sent later it was dltllcult to obtain, at difficult few weeks Hiderbrand jurious. She prepares IMnlomacy and cannon the learned Cox, Joe Hood and to speak of tills most deplorable af- to Humbolddt taking the trunks of ico. also a hair ous failure. Zeluyu, Nicara- that Jack dan-dru- ff to- break, President of no in mean woman In witness whereof I have hereunto tonic that cures and prevents have alike proved unable to weld gua, believes the time opportune to W. ti. Miller had been summoned as fair and do justice to all, as one both, the time the my to gether contiguous but warring witnesses and It Is Inferred that they seems to know Just where the blame concluded that she was tired of him set hand and caused be allixed and hair falling out; restorel theHe establish the primacy of his republic the seal of the City of Albuquerque, to hair; Hlates. And now President Zelayn, of Is are the three mentioned by Stedham. really rests. Still it Is a duty that a nd wanted her trunks back, which life dead removes moles, re In Central American affairs. lie shooting oc newspaper owes to the public to give contained her limited wardrobe. New Mexico. warts and superfluous Also Nicaragua, if we can believe the of the opinion that Nicaragua holds It is also known that the FRANK McKEE, hair. a ports that come from the strongholds power, making a sltua curred on Walnut creek, which is .the news as it is to be gleaned, and Hilderbrand thought by keeping the face powder, a freckle cure and pim- es the balance of 35 (own is Headlight has tiled trunk Kdith would come to him. On Mayor. of his enemies. Is determined to tion which, taken in connection with about miles distance from tho this what the Attest: ple cure and pile cure. Ail ot these tabllsh the hegemony of his republic of llatriilla. to do in tills instance. the contrary she had him arrested preparations are purely vegetable internal dissensions in Guatemala and and Since was In type John uid brought to Flagstaff and on a HARRY F. LEE, in the affairs of Central America with Honduras provides the way for the It is also learned that Gibson the above City Clerk. compounds. Have just added a vi the ultimate intention of creating by realization of Bolivar's dream of near his brother-in-la- John Ingram, were Mct'abe of Lordsburg came to unfil- healing before Justice of the Peace machine w 30-4- 0 w Mr. dismissed, he (SEAL.) brator for treatment of force of arms the Greater Republic ly a century ago great Republic armed ith" Winchesters, hile ing, and having seen Gibson at Keller the case was but America, an empire In the Stedham Lordsburg, while he was en route to Is being held In jail until his wife scalp, face and cure of wrinkles. It of Central of Central America. Frank Watklns nd Frank 7 which he seeks to play the part of had only their at the time. Silver City, had a clear and distinct can be heard from as to wnetner or Does coffee disagree with you Is also used for rheumatism, pains The remarkuble persistency of the charge Probably it does! Then try Dr. and massage. another liaz. struggle for unification through long not she wishes to make a How the strutiuio years of anarchy and misgovcrnment igtilnst him. Shoop's Health Coffee. "Health Cof- The Hlruggle for federation began Miss Aery says that when she fee" is a clever combination of parch- How to Remain Youns. repeats, on a smaller scale, the hlstor do 1 take Cardui"? writes Mrs. To continue young in when the provinces within the old ic strife for the union of the Italian came here she did not Know miner ed cereals and nuts. Not a grain of health and kingdom of Guatemala, which extend- brand was married, but after she real coffee, In Dr. Shoop's strength, do as Mrs. N. F. Bowan. stales and Ihe nationalization of (ler It to remember. Ga did. She says: ed from the boundaries of Mexico to many. Hut Central American re- Jelemma Mullins of Odessa, W. found out she still continued Health Coffee, yet its flavor and taste Panama, threw off the rule of Spain the live with him. "Three bottle of Electric Hitters cur- publics have not yet developed a morning matches closely old Java and Mocha ed mo in 1K21. Negotiations led to the or There has Miss Aery left Thursday of chronic liver and stomach meeting of a congress at Panama in favour a Bismarck. Va. "Because, after suffering stating that she was going to Albu- - Coffee. If your stomach, heart or trouble complicated with such an been enough of the "blut und elsen, kidneys stand coffee drinking. the man. (Uer(UP. can't unhealthy condition nf the blood l.ul the situaUoii still awaits for several years with female Hilderbrand is being held In jail try Health Coffee. It Is wholesome, that my skin turned red as flannel. awaiting word from Kansas City. nourishing and satisfying. It's nice I am now practically 10 years young- er HERDERS FACE DEATH trouble, different doc Tile fair Miss Kdih seemed to know even for the youngest child. Sold by than before I took Kiectric Bit it and trying how to take care of herself in the C. N. Brlgham. ter. I ran now do all my work with CURES case, and old not seem to care auout ease and assist in my husband's ITS ill 1 tors and medicines without obtaining relief, at last tile notoriety she obtained Sn store" Ourranteed ut all dealers. Have made it famous" THREAT IN WYOMING and the man Is sorry lie left Every Yoman Price 50c. of a all his family. u mwrt u--i stDti tnouia tnuw can be most truthfully said found, in Wine Cardui, golden medicine for my atrout the womlcrful XOTK i; TOR I'lUMCATIOX. Saved Ilcr Son's Life. IMARVELWhirlingSpray in referring to In 1 llat tuw V.zlniil Kjrrlnce. Department of the Interior, Of- - Hostetter' Mnin;s siii.ki'.mex ills, can recommend it above all others for female The happiest mother the little - that mist and fc2P-J.- '' Heal uoiiroinen- m S. mm lice at ri.uil.i l'"e, New Mexico. i. similta-- town of Ava, Mo., is Mrs. Ruppee. Stomach Bitters. For i:vi: ihsti:i She writes: "One year ago my 3on Feb. 2S. 1907. .oi m.y ix pa uts complaints." Notice is hereby given Vicente 53 years t has been prov- all of was down with such serious lung Aa vonr druirrlft f that trouble that our physician was un- If li catim-- i feupiiiy the Herrera. of Chilli!, N. M., has filed public ability iusthict. MAKVKL. A.c4it nc of to ing to the its relief for backache, headache, able to help him; when, by our other, tavuiii notice his intention make final Cardui furnishes safe but .nd fur live-yea- r druggist's 1 began giving him UllUtrnU'tt biok-- c sUtHl. It rtfN 47 proof in support of his ity to cure all ailments of Sheridan. Wyo., March 16. The advice tlirv.-tim- i 1 full mtrUcuiara mad in. Uf claim, viz; Homestead Entry No. 6,- - cata-men- ial Dr. King's New Llscoviry, and situation between the cattlemen and periodical pains, irregular, painful or unhealthy alufthlH t la.lie. MAKYrX O. 750, 31, 1901, for the Stomach, Liver and hi' piiicn lias reached a crucial point soon noticed improvement. I kept made December up a weeks the the SEi SWU and lot 5. Sec. 6, Kidneys. Let us urge eve- and notices have been posted at all this treatment for few 1 2, camps flow, and all ailments from which sick women when ho was perfectly well. He has MEN AND and NE4 NWli and lots nnd ry sick man or woman to sheep in northern Wyoming, WOMEN. Sec. 7, Township 8 N, Range 7 E, warning the herders to take their worked steadily since at carpenta I'm Bif U for untiAturtl be- - 1 and said proof will be made flocks get out of country, on A work. Dr. King's New Discovery JT ta to t di$rbartfM,laflutwtlonat that commence taking and tho suffer. A perfect tonic for delicate women. pure SrW (tvsiU4brI irritntioDt or ulcrftiioiit, fore 11. V. S. Otero. U. S. Court Com- Lmih Guaranteed best $Mi la pain of death, to Die herders and saved his life." jfcf t of BiucoBi oieiubrsvoM. missioner, at Albuquerque, N. M-- on their sheep. cough and cold cure by all dealers W Trwwm tf I PtuuleM, tod out 5, HOSTETTER'S for r Evm Chimical?,Co. aitrm April 1907. These notices were posted at camp vegetable medicine girls and women who are subject DOc and fi.OO. Trial bottle free. 7ilNf gul or puiconuut. names following wagon Hold hf Draifliti, He the witnesses and outfits, at crossroads and t to prove his continuous residence up- public places. movement complaints peculiar to Has benefited Wm. A. lilack Is the new-ticke- night or tmat ia plain wrap par, STOMACH BITTERS at other The to the their sex. passenger depot br axprat, prapaid, for on, and cultivation of, the land, viz: Is so widespread that the notices up clerk at the 00. or bottlea 2.7&. Francisco Garcia, Lus Martin, Au-rel- io at La Vegas in place of W. E. a for we know peared the same night at points liuO over a million who used to suffer as you do. the Circular at oa raquMt. Rel and Ignaclo Herrera, all of this very day miles from the each other. They cover Adkins, w ho has resigned. Chillll, N. M. good health will be their the entire grazing country ot northeri MOTT'S PENNYROYAL PILLS MANUEL R. OTERO. Wyoming. At every drug store, in 51.00 bottles. For catarrh, let me send you free, Register. sure reward. It cures The sheepmen say the notices come just to prove merit, a trial size box yjfcw Thry overcome WvuhnrM, lr"?tru There will be a regular meeting of Bloating, from the cattlemen, who want to drive of Dr. Shoop's Cough Remedy. It Is af V. anj baiuU " uir. ol u o Poor Appetite, cut WRITE US A LETTER U' " " 1,ry the flocks nut of the country that WINE a snow white, creamy, healing anti 'rJ&9 fc.mianh.it,.,.' iit Tetter, Salt Rheum and Eczema. drscrlblng fully all your tymptoms FrW tt'tr.rlftrt ;,uiiut Dyspepsia, Indigestion, tie may have the grass. septic balm that gives Instant relief C tt m li'iMliriil of oriaiia uiti body.;'"No These are diseases for which Sheepmen are urmed and will resist mni will fceni you Vtmt AJvu 7 lsf KnoMU rctiifi'v for iint-- u- l&ifc Chamberlain's Salve Is especially Colds, Grippe or Female In plain aealr4 envelop. LdiV to catarrh of the nose and throat. thrill, i'aiiii t it., hit i,. If a lit Itch- any attempt to malt them leave the llept., (.(.lira a pli'd.iir.. 9 I valuable. It quickly allays the AJvlhory Th Oiattanuutfa CMDU1 Make the free test and see. Address liv ilfuitirftt I.Ib.ltl ing mull. Ills. country. A meeting of tlockmasters Medion Co., Qtaiunuuga, Itim. OF itt ItJO and smarting and soon effects has been called to take measures to Dr. Shoop, Racine, Wis. Large Jars KOTT CUTSlICAl .ll.liJ.Ul. cure. Price, 25 cents. For sale by protect the flocks. 60 cents. Sold by all druggists. FOB SA1.E BY ' ANN A SON all druggist. 8ATTJ1WAT, MARCH 1, INT.

hl identity. There are numberless table knives of that particular make, but this one is distinguishable from GHOSTS ARE YET the rest, as it has a crank down the in middle of one side of the handle. The Facts Investigated Missing address on the blade is 36 Harrow road. The authorities do not place THE POLICY OF THIS much store on two finger stalls the STORE burglar left behind with the knife, FOUND IN though they suggest the finger-pri- nt theory of detection. Unluckily, per- Marvin Boy Mystery haps, they bear marks of having been Is to clean up stock once worn for sore fingers, a fact which destroys their usefulness from the yearly and open season LONDON Bertllllon point of view. At first it APPAREXTLY THERE IS NOTHIXO TO M'llSTANTI ATI: THE was believed that the finger stalls IMPOSS1RI.I; were worn with the Idea of prevent- THEORY AND AilAIV IT HKKM8 THAT HJR with new goods. ing incriminating finger prints, but a COILI) HAVE BEEN IiOST 1IY AIV1DKMT. microscopic examination destroyed the theory that the robbery had been Gardner.) Iowa, move to Hampton Court Palace Is so delicately out. (By Gllson Delaware and retire planned and carried Special Correspondence. to a farm. The farm was purchased. In the Scotland Tard offer of 5,000 Almost Immediately thereafter Mrs, Their Favorite Place for the arrest of the thief, the missing Dover, Del., March 16. The day- Marvin died. canvases a Gainsborough and a Van light disappearance of little Horace Hut her husband did not abandon The Name of Appearing. Dyke, which were the chef d'ouvres Marvin, the 4 -- year-old boy of Dr. the plans. So It appears of a collection va'ued at 1,000,000, Horace Marvin, from his father's that his y moving to this obscure part of little together with other plunder are slm-H- farm on March 4, Is today a greater Delaware was no sudden move caus- referred to as "two oil paintings, mystery than ever. you ed by fear of trouble at his old home. eighteen gold and enameled snuff If take the kidnaping theory And from Sioux City comes 17m CHAPLIN MAN RETURNS HOME BUT boxes, a combination watch and you can find hardly a trace of evi- word . up. that nothing is known there of any flask, and two miniatures on diamond dence to back It May he not family feud or any other kind of ordered frames." While honest and have crawled Into some forgotten feud. WIFE REPUDIATES HIM hopeful detectives are roused to their corner or fallen Into a hole and mystery deepens. perished I So the I have nest endeavors In coveting the reward, there of the cold? would gone all over the ground. I Not only It may not be amiss to recall several now be disposed to accept some such have means the Best theory talked at length to all members of notable Instances where, after long as the latter In preference to the family. Now I have no theory years, there are substantial amounts kidnaping, were it not for the fact nor have I any suspicions. Shoes but it stands equally Hose Will be Turned on the Next awaiting lucky claimants In other that the alarm was given within ten pounds disappeared It is the most baftllng mystery of connections. Three thousand minutes after he and the sort I have encountered In a Batch of Women Suffragists awaits the man who finds the thieves that a most thorough eearch im- newspaper experience of many years. for honest advertising. of 150,000 In cash from a bank In mediately followed. Who Attack Parliament. Clement's lane. This was twenty-thre- e Men standing only six feet apart You never can tell. Former Sen- years ago, and the reward would have gone over every rod of ground ator Burton's term In Jail has been be more than doubled by compound on Dr. Marvin's farm, in the thicket shortened by good behavior, and his (By William Hawthorne.) Interest to date. A reward of 1,000 nearby and through the marshes. term in the senate wns by True In case a huge haystack boy shortened London, 16. con- stands unclaimed the of The where the bad behavior. March Police theft of Jewels fro mthe Countess of was playing has been all pitchforked o stable 266 T haa goose-fleshe- d the Dudley thirty-fou- r years ago, and over, every well dredged, every cor- The News No pure backs of superstitious Londoners a similar reward, offered by the Rus- ner explored. ru& cough peculiarly susceptible to spinal thrills, a laws would be needed, If all cough as by sian ambassador In the case of Dr. Marvin's farm is seven miles all llrltons are the latest ghost theft of Jewels from the Countess of from Dover. The doctor had Just cures were like Dr. Shoop's Cough 3000 Pairs Men's story from Hampton Court Palace, stances, also awaits a claimant. tmov'ed hl effects here and there Cure Is and has been for 20 year. that classic abode of royal disem- The national law now bodied spirits to was talk In the vicinity that he was requires that If that refuse be "laid." Repulsed by 111 "Icatl" Wife. rich. He is only well-to-d- o, but the any polsona enter Into a cough mix- "I was on duty at the east front Husband and wife each thought the reports may have aroused the cupid- ture, it must be printed on. the label Fine Shoes of the palace," declared 265 T, in an other dead, and the latter still clings ity of evil people. The police and or package. For this reason mothers, official report to his superior, "when to her belief, repudiating the man who the scores of neighbors who were and others, should Insist on having I suddenly became conscious of a reappeared after twenty-seve- n years on coun- the scene and scouring the poison-mar- ks rroup figures moving me was miss- Dr. Shoop's Cough Cure. No of toward and announced that he her try roads and woods within the hour on along the Ultton walk. They seemed ing spouse. This briefly Is the cli- have found not a single clew, how- Dr. Shoop's labels and to be conversing, but I heard no sound max of a romance of the Fenian ever, that would support the theory none In the medicine, else It must by beyond the swish of ladies' garments. movement and its strange sequel. The of kidnaping unless, perchance, there law be on the label. And It's not only All Other Shoes 10 It was very late for people to be repudiated husband Is James Farrell, is a clew In some broken Ice of the safe, but it Is said to be by those that at there, but as they approached I turn- and during the Fenian movement, late marsh. know it best, a truly remarkable gates In spy ed and opened the to the palace. the '70's, he was a police in A thorough Investigation of the cough remedy. Take no chance, par-tlcula- But when I faced around again they Roscommon. One day Farrell disap- Marvin family history shows not a with your children. Insist on altered their course and fell Into pro- peared, leaving a wife and six young sign of a skeleton life the closet and having Cough Per Cent Discount cession It was procession of was Dr. Shoop's Cure. Com- like a children. He afterward heard therefore no aggrieved relative mo- pare carefully the Dr. Shoop package mourners with two gentlemen in from In America for a time, and sent tive for the removal of the child from evening dress leading. There were money, but his letters ceaned, his fam- Its father's custody. with others and see No poison marks seven or any rate, an ily there. You can always be on safe I nine ladles at became destitute, and the wife Buy why did Dr. Marvin move here the (fl odd number, for there was only one went to New York In search of him. from far Iowa? Why should this side by demanding Dr. Shoop's Cough In the last rank. The next instant She returned with the news that her disappearance occur on the first day' Cure. Simply refuse to accept any Our window display will give you they all disappeared, as though they husband had taken a second wife, but residence at the new home? other. Sold by all druggists. had melted into air. My hair stood was now dead, and she had said a Dr. Marvin was a physician in an inkling of the shapes that stylish on end lor a moment, and then I prayer over his grave in a Brooklyn Sioux City, la. His wife also prac- Most disfiguring skin eruptions, rushed to the spot where the mysteri- cemetery- - The bigamous Mrs. Far- dressers will wear, but come in and care- ous a ticed medicine. She suffered from scrofula, pimples, rashes, etc., are gTOup had appeared, but no trace rell, the real wife said, lived in heart disease. On a visit last sum- due to impure blood. Burdock Blood fully inspect of them could I find." fine mansion on Long Island. All mer to Delaware she thought the Is cleansing the shoes themselves. We feel When, next day, 265 emigrated to America, air Bitters a blood tonic. T heard of the children helped you clear-eye- d, clear-braine- d, re- her. She and her husband Makes confident that if you of a friend, supposed widow chose to clear-skinne- are man who the death he thought of but the decided to give up their practice in d. a the spooks falling into a funeral pro- main in Roscommon. Last week a cession, and now believes it was In- stranger speaking with a marked wants the best money can buy we will tended to convey to his mlna the .aea American accent arrived in Roscom- of a burial. "I never before believed mon and announced that he was the have your trade. In warnings, but I shall in future as long-abse- nt James Farrell. His wife long as I live." refused to let htm In the house, and Among the best accredited ghost threatened him with violence. She stories of Hampton Court is the one remembered her husbanu as a much concerning Mistress Sibell Penn, who shorter man than the claimant from was Edward IV's nurse, and died In America. Farrell made an effort to the palace in 1562. She was burled get a copy of his marriage certificate, CHAPLIN -- in Hampton church and a monument but was unsuccessful. He was able Wm. SHOE STORE 121 RAILROAD AVE. was erected to her memory, which, to convince many of his old-tim- e ac- however, was irreverently raze a In quaintances of his identity, but their 1829. Soon afterward strange noises, intercessions in his behalf have had as of a woman working a spinning no effect on Mrs. Farrell, and there wheel, were heard through the wall of is slight hope that the "dead" couple one of the rooms In the palace. Search will be reunited. C was made by the authorities, and in BID AND ALBRIGHT an ancient chamber was found an Deceased Wife's Sister Bill. antique spinning wheel, the old oak The bill enabling a bereaved man planks being torn away where the to marry his deceased wife's sister has CARRY OFF HONORS commons by treadle apparently recently had struck Just passed the house of PLEASANTLY the floor. After this Mrs. Penn's 4 tremendous margin. This Is the Faywood SITUATED. ghost is said to have appeared to nineteenth time of its adoption, but EASY many occupants of the palace, but, the house of lords has always hither- A large and appreciative audience TO REACH. according to Mr. Law, the historian of to destroyed the measure by an ad- greeted the participants in the third RELEIVES the court, she haa not been seen since verse vote. However, resistance to annual declamation contest of the PALV. measure what liberals term New 1886, when her tall, gaunt form, the in the University of Mexico, which wai HOLDS VP THE SYSTEM. dressed In a long gray robe, nearly as "the last refuge of prejudice and held luBt evening- in the Oongrega Hot frightened a young soldier to death. bigotry," has been weakened by the tlonal church. The program was an CURES RHEITMATISJI. Another definite story concerns a passage last session of the colonial interesting one and was frequently certain lady of title, who lived in the marriages bill, a collateral bill. Mar- Interrupted with applause. CURES KIDXEY AILMENTS. palace in 1870. She was frequently riage to a deceased wife's sister has The llrnt honors were carried off by conscious of the presence in ner room always been legal in most of the Brit- Kenneth C, Heald, with a selection CURES DIABETES. of two invisible beings, and was fre- ish colonies, but formerly when a man from Carleton, entitled. "The (Settler's bIs-;- er Springs quently disturbed by mysterious noises who had married his dead wife's Story. The wecond prize was won by CURES INDIGESTION. around her. She reported the mat- in Canada or Andralia came to Klwood M. Albright, who recited "The ter to the lord chamberlain, and was reside In England his marriage was Farmer and the Wheel," alo by CURES DROPSY. Informed that there was "no fund to regarded here as Illegal, and his chil- I'arleton. Messrs. Frank W. ' Moore, draw on for the expense of Trying dren were branded with the stigma of H. K. Fox and Prof. V. 1). Sterling into the spirit world." At last, how- . legitimacy. That gross Injustice hav- acted as Judges of the context. The acknowledged ever, on November 2, 1871, to be ex- ing been removed, with program, which was enlivened by ACCOMMODATIONS FIRST act, while digging in the cloister of iood results, the advocates of the muxte, wns ax follows: the fountain court, there were found house measure are now more hope- Piano Solo Valse In K Minor. .Chopin - CLASS. two perfect skeletons of full grown ful than ever that the lords will re-je- MIsh ARfellii. men opposite to Lady "s door. from an untenable position and "HiizhiK of Valliunt" Willlums In pass FAYWOOD, They were buried Hampton church it. Hugh M. Ilryan. St-- c and the lnvlsibe beings and mysteri- "Ruriul March of Dundee" .... Aytoun Santa 1'e Agent for round BRICK DOR- ous sounds came no more. Nowa- PROPOSALS FOR Klxle G. Sackett. trip rotes, cmm1 for thirty days. days, the ony ghost save and except MITORY. Department of the Inter- Vocal Solii "Sweetheart, My Song New Mexico those reported by 265 T that Is seen ior, Office of Indian Affairs, Washing- Is Come" Kims at Hampton Court is that of Jane Sey- ton, D. C, Feb. 19, 1907. Sealed Mrs. 10. L. Washburn. mour, Queen of Henry VIII, which, out- "Arlstarchua Studies Elocution"... say, proposals, plainly marked on the the residents there occasionally envelope, "Pro- UUbec wanders, lighted taper In hand, in side of the sealed : v R. May Owens. the neighborhood of Silver Stick gal- posals for Dormitory at Santa Fe , Piano Duet "Galop de Concert".. lery. School, New Mexico," and addressed J 1 mijSsaI,: Am W. Gunz oeoeooeooeoeoeoeooec Man's t'ngallnnt Change of Tactic). to the Commissioner of Indian Af- ft Misses Reed and Asselin. x m The brave band of petticoat indom-itable- s fairs, Washington. D. C, will be re- sw y "Touasalnt L'Overture" Phillips Write us For Catalogue of who are suffering martyrdom Offlce until two Roy O. Raid win. in Holloway having cour- ceived at the Indian PLOWS & ALL KINDS OF FARM MACHINERY Jail for the o'clock p. m. of March 21, 1907. for 'Wt Vocal Solo "Violets" Wright age of their convictions are at last in ne- Mrs. E. L. Washburn. a state of perturbation. To have been furnishing and delivering the Announcement of Judges' decision. ridden down by mounted police, drag- cessary materials and lubor required J First prize awarded by Dr. J. A. ged before a magistrate, and hustled to construct and complete a brick O jf Henry. off to prison, did not suffice to shaxe dormitory with plumbing, steam heat Second prize awarded by S. K. their resolution. Hut this last Inven- and electric lighting at the Santa Newcomer. tion of the enemy that Is to say, the Fe school. New Mexico, in strict ac- house of parliament is devllsh cordance with plans, specifications enough In conception to make even ASKS AN stern woman quail and turn bacK. It and instructions to bidders which ISllulfSM is now proposed, seriously, too, to may be examined at this office, the this photograph of Horace makvin, a;ki 4. substitute firemen for police at West- offices of the "Improvement Bulle- who riio.M littlenear it. iei... was in INCURABLE DISEASE? minister, and when next the fighting tin." Minneapolis, Minn.; "American A PHOTOGRAPHICiisi'i'i:iti:i NTIIMO IN KIOIXioiCITY, V. BEFOREtki;. TIIK suffragists make a rush on the law- Contractor,' 'Chicago, 111.; "Citizen," FAMILY MOVER TO TIIK FARM IN TIIK EAST I IIOM UK 11 TIIK makers a deluge from a hundred noz- Albuquerque, N. M.; "New Mexican," MTTIJ-- : FELLOW HAS BEEN MISSING SINCE MARC H 4. zles will be welcome. ir- WAGON REPAIRS AND BLACKSMITH SUPPLIES their The Santa Fe, N. M.: "Evening Herald," Recent hospital reports show that refutable argument in favor of this the dread dlseuse, rheumatism, 16 J. KORBER & CO., drastic, but ungallant method of treat- Durango, Colo.; Builders' and Trad- steadily increasing throughout J WHOLESALE the ALRIIDI IFRni IR M W 111 MAUTj T-- ment is that no woman, whatever her ers' Exchanges at Omaha, Neb., St. country. All known means of relief Q f ' IIUIVIII &lJlLJccrnirr o 1 . r) object or provocation, would advance Paul, Wis., Minneapolis, Minn.: are being suggested to vave the great 0 against Jets of water, but would turn Northwestern Manufacturers' Asso., amount of suffering this winter, es- ocoooooocoooo and run to save her finery. Another argument St. Paul. Wis.; U. S. Indian Ware- pecially among those who are not in of those who advocate the houses, at Chicago, St. Louis, Omaha a position to pack up and visit tha "water cure" for the voting disease, noted health resorts to be treated. is that it would be more merciful, and New York, and at the school. Recent tests prove rheumatism not in- apply to C. from the viewpoint of personal For further information exactly a disease in itself, but a se- Albuquerque Foundry and Machine jury, to bowl them over with water J. Crandall, Supt.. Santa Fe, N. M. vere symptom of kidney trouble, a Works than to trample them under iron-cla- d C. F. LARRABEE, Acting condition caused by clogged up pores It. MLL. roprttor hoofs. However that may be, the of the ellmlnatlve tissues in the kid 13 rasa Castings; Ore, protest from prison cells has plain- Iron and Coal and Lumber Ca; Shaft- a neys which fail to tiller the poisonous ings, Pulleys, Grade Bars, Babbit Metal; tive note not present heretofore .n the round at Last. waste and uric acid from the Columns and Iron I matter Fronts for Buildings. voices of Mrs. and her sister J. A. Harmon, of Llzemore, West blood, permitting these substances to shall 1 s.iy desperadoes? Va., says: "At last I have found the remain in the veins und decompose, Rplr on mining mnd mill Mmonlntry m mpmclaltr perfect pill that never disappoints usually settling about the Joints and Foundry east side of railroad track. Albuquerque, N. M. I'inil the Owner of the Knife. me; and for the benefit of oth'-r- s muscles, causing the intense pain, Scotland Yard has had its powers attllcted with typhoid liver and swelling and stiffness of rheumatism. put to of penetration a severe test In chronic constipation, will say: take There are numerous remedies the case of the Wertheimer art rob- New Life Guar- - Dr. Kings Pills." many persons bery. A- pot gold 5,000 known which bellev of lies at anteed satisfactory. 25c at all will relieve this suffering aslcliale of the end of the rainbow of theory to- soda, colchicum, potash, etc. bu: ward which the shrewdest thief catch- these drugs terribly on the WE FILL ers extant are groping. A bone-lmmlle- d cuss, are hard white "You're a diplomatic Smith." stomach, often ruining this most Im B. RUPPE table knife left behind by the "Call me a liar and be done with organ, PRESCRIPTIONS RIGHT man who made away with art treas- It." portant and they fail as often 50,000 as they relieve. ures valued at is the most "Oh, I'm too diplomatic myself to , , 203 WEST RAILROAD AVE- promising clew the detectives have to do that." , Ov'v' A well-know- n specialist, who has At Consistent t probably treated more cases of rheu- NUE NtXT 10 BANK OF f matism, than anyone else, an'1 who is Prices COMMERCE. o . v also the most successful, gives the fol j lowing simple vegetable treatment, uhich Is harmless anil Inexpensive and so simple that anybody can mix 11 at home. w. L. & co The ingredients are: Fluid Kxtract trimble TIios. F. Keleher Dandelion, one-hal- f ounce; Compound DEVOES Kargon, one ounce; Compound Syrup READY PAIXT LIVERY. SALE. FEED AND Ono (.allcin rover COO Squaro IVi-t- . Sarsaparilla, three ounces. Uo to an TRANSFER STABLES. good prescription pharmacy and gel PALMETTO ROOK PAINT these vegetable ingredients and mix Sti)) lx-uk- Iji--u live Years. Hones and Mules Bouirht and Ex JAP-A-LA- Cream them by shaking in a bottle, taking changed. C ring as a dose a teaspoonful after each 40& West Railroad Powder meal and again at bedtime. Aou BEST IN ITT , There is nothing better in the world TOURNOUTS THE f t haiiilH i laln's Colli-- Cholera an for backache, kidney and bladJer Second Street, between Railroad and liurrliueu Remedy. A SNPHOT PHOTOGRAPH OFI.IITI.i: HtUi: MARVIN, trouble, too. Such symptoms as fre- Copper Avenue. This remedy haa been in use fir Made from cream of tartar derived A(.i:i I, WHO IHSAPPKARKIt M Vsi'l :1 l Kl.V I l!"M HIS FATH- quent and painful urination, soreness, over thirty years and hai proved It- ER'S I 'ARM N UAH DOVKIt, DEL., M K II 4. THE I'llOTtM.RAPIl OF weakness, genet ul ai.d nervous de- PILES CURED IX 6 TO self to te the most sueeeasful rem- : i II DWS. solely grapes, most deli- i.i i: hoy n s i; or- bility are by certain acids edy yet com-ilain- u. from the mi: rn. hi greatly enlargi hi re in caused anJ PAZO Is guaranteed discovered for bowel der Til AT THE READERS OF THE EVENING llllKN M Y II WE poisonous waste matter, decayed tis- OINTMENT It never f il-- old by all cious and healthful of all fruit acids. A GOOD CHANCE TO KTl'DY HIS l'EATl'RES. PEKI'II Nl'E YOU sue, etc., in the blood, which the to cure any case of Itching, Blind, MAY SEE THE LITTLE KKI.MJW AND 11Y RECOGNIZING HIM AS- kidneys will clear and purify after a Bleeding or ProtudliiK Piles In t to SIST IX iXMLl.VG KIDNAPERS. fe wdose of this prescription. 14 days or money refunded. 60c. Subscribe for The Eveiilng Citiicav ALBUQUERQUE jEVEION ' CITIZEK.V 0 8ATUIUAY, MARCH i, 101; of one mill on the present valuation of taxable property THE ALBUQUERQUE CITIZEN will pay the interest on these bonds. This is what i.i TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS now being levied And collected. In the sinking funds I rubllKhed Dally and Weekl. at present money to pay the there is almost enough The following quotation were re- 66 99 I By The Citizen Publishing Company outstanding Institutional bonds, and hence when these ceived by F. J, araf A Co., brokers, are called in next year the present tax levy of ons-slx- th over their own private wire from T. McCHKlUUT, of one mill will amply suffice for the payment of rew Torn. Room 7, Barnett build W. 8. STIUCHXfcll, W. Ing, Albuquerque, N. M.: rresident BuMncM Manager. Interest on the new Issue. New York Stocks. THOSE APPROPRIATIONS The morning paper of this city represents Senator American Sugar 123 Sulzer as "rushing" the salary reduction bill through Amalgamated Copper 86 V4 Albuquerque organ, with American V4 The after more glad the Smelters 129 'i ij-- holy horror having rejected the Idea of wiling Its soul to the council. Tho Citizen is than that American Car Foundry 88 senator did get move on himself. Better Atchison 83 V or any republican, In order to secure the ap at lost a com 4an other late than never, Mr. Sulzer. county rep- American Locomotive 66 V, proprlatlons ect apart for this city by regular re The Bernalillo the resentation In legislature, by aid regular Anaconda 66 hi publican organlxatlon, has now concluded that the ap the the of the Baltimore and Ohio 103 republican organization, has one point to Its credit. Brooklyn propriatlons don't amount to anything anyhow. T Rapid Transit 55 i.anaainn Pacific 174 actually asserts that before the city could get these ap Colorado Fuel 36 proDrlations two more legislatures would meet, and The Citizen is glad that the morning paper ha Chicago Great Western 14 probably both of them repeal the appropriations bill fallen Into line with The Citizen, and actually approves Erie com 30 Protect Your Books from the sand property the bill reducing the fees of two county ofllcluls. There Louisville and Nashville 119H Then, too, we would only be taxing our own Missouri Pacific 71 to pay these appropriations, provided congress would are some other offices which should have been Included, Mexican Central 21 consent. however, In the same bill. National Lnd 58 Storms by using the Sec- New "GUNN" One can but wonder whether the organ Is actually York Central 119 xxoooocxoxoox isorroiK . . 79 Ktupld or whether It takes Its readers to be a set of Northern Pacific 130 sues. Probably both suppositions are true as far u & SOME READABLE GOSSIP 8 Ontario and Western 39V4 tional Book Case. All sizes. hs ortan Is concerned. Look at the question for a Pennsylvania 124 g ABOUT NATIONAL MEN jj Heading com 110 moment. Ten thousand dollars for the territorial fair Rock Island com 22 IK we tax our own property to get this sum? Not on OCKCK000000 Southern Pacific 83 your life. It comes from the general territorial fund. St. Paul 13S For more than forty years James L. Pugh, the for- 24 f which Bernalillo county pays only Its proportionate Southern Railway R congress thlj mer Alabama senator who died at his residence In this Union Pacific 141 STRONG, we sanctions IT. R part. Do have to wait till city on Saturday, and George Graham Vest, Missouri's 8. 8. com 894 appropriation, and will it be four years till we get It? U. S. 8. pfd 101 distinguished senator, who died In 1904, were us Damon Only a "burro" of information could suggest such noil Greene- Con 26 Pythias. con- 4 we our own property, nor and They met first in the confederate Santa Fe Copper aense. Neither would tax gress Old Dominion 60 House Furniture at Richmond, the Alabamian being a member of would we have to wait for congTess to confirm, tly Copper Range 84 the house representatives short-live- d parlia- $40,000 in years university; the $4,000 of of that North Butte 95 two for the ' ment, dyke construction, the contributions to charitable In and the Mlssourlan a member of the senate. No Butte Coal 31 Copper and Second Strong Block two men In public on Calumet and Arizona 170 and the rest of the liberal appropriations. the life of the nation were mors May stitutions terms cotton $9.68 There is one of he appropriations, and but one, for intimate after they became member of the sen Total sales, 1,049,700. at In Washington, which we would have to wait for congressional action both reaching that great body at about same Summary of Conditions. and that is the $35,000 Issue of bonds for the betterment the time. Senator Vest's second son, Qeorg Pugh Vest, In New York. March 16. Railroad of the university plant. Would this be realized by tax who died this city a year or two before presidents decide not to go to Wash- ing property? 'Every one they would be his father's death, was named for Senator Pugh. Thfl ington to see President Roosevelt. out knows ter George ritorlal bonds, not city; and no one can doubt that with Alabamian himself, a lawyer of acknowledged ability W. Perkins retires from and at one time chairman of senate judiciary chairmanship of steel finance com- W. H. Andrews as delegate in the next congress, such the com mittee and Is succeeded by E. H. mittee, was always proud to proclaim the opinion that Gray. REFRIGERATORS bond Issue would be validated in the very first days of the next congressional session. Vest was the greatest constitutional lawyer he had ever E. H. Harriman says there has known. Senator Pugh used to been no change In the control of the Of course, every one knows that Andrews Is the relate with pride his Union Pacific. morning paper' bete noire, but that does not prevent association with the Mlssourlan at Richmond, and in Ohio flood worst In history and things illustration cf Vest's profound respect for constitutional most disastrous Pittsburg has ever AUTOMATIC htm from being the main who does for his con experienced. day or two In forms and inhibitions the Alabamian claimed that the stituents, and who would need but a Big miners' strike at Goldfleld, Ne- The Automatic order to secure favorable action on so good a measure Mlssourlan never cast a vote in the confederate senate vada. as New Mexico's effort to build up and strengthen her on any question of Importance for fear that the measure No further failure recorded In university. that was passed with his vote would afterward be de London and crisis passes here with- clared unconstitutional by courts, out any susupensions. The organ charges that the appro the for the reason Banks lost on week's currency ifi prlatlons bill Is a mere effort to bunco the people of that Vest's selection to the congress at Richmond was movement $4,886,400, mostly to K Albuquerque, but the organ's own editorial on the sub irregular. "Price's army Bent Vest to the confederate senate," was the way Mr. Pugh always Dut it. "Vest Duns' Review says that spring ject Is the completest example of a thlmblerig, or a trade Is making 'most satisfactory three-car- was not elected by the legislature of his state In d monte game, ever exhibited In the journal the comparison with the volume at this Constructed on Scientific Ism of the west. regular way, because the Yankee army kept It mov time last year. Principles. ing around too fast, and so Price's army, to which Vest Seventy-fiv- e roads for January show an average net 3.66 was once attached, voted him into our senate. ques- decrease of NEW MEXICO OPPORTUNITIES The per cent, and for seven months, in- tion was never raised at Richmand, but Vest was al- crease of 6.43 per cent. CALL AND SEE THEM "The Earth" for March prints a number of letter! ways afraid It would be." Wall Street has been able to fi- nance Its own crisis without any as- from New Mexico farmers who have made good. W. C. Shouts Hides Around. Burns writes from Roswell that for several years he sistance whatever from outside. Washington friends of Theodore P. Shouts who have has planted five to six acres In celery never failed 1 City Livestock. and visited the metropolis since the Kansas to net $250 an acre. He says If a man has enough former chairman of the Kansas City,' March 16. Cattle re- that Isthmian Canal Commission has living as money to buy a few acres of ground In New Mexico been there ceipts 1,000; market steady. Southern Mcintosh co. Interborough-Metropollta- hardware president of the n concern steers $4,506)6.50; southern cows and to carry him through the first eeason, lie can make $3. 00(f)) 4.00; complain that they have been to find In stockers and feeders a comfortable living and besides on his Invest- unable him his $3.75ifi5.26; bulls $3.00(04.25; calves interest office. When he was In Washington Albuquerque, New Mexico ment. This same farmer raised per acre thirty bushels at the head of $3.001)7.000; western fed" steers $4.00 the Panama canal enterprise he was always one of the 416.90; western fed cows $3,000)4.60. of oats without Irrigation on a thirty-tw- o acre tract in most accessible men in high public ex Sheep receipts, none. Market nom- Chaves county. He sold oats $1.60 per station. It is inally steady. 6.90; the at hundred plained his change Muttons 4.60if In fifteen months he harvested from this same tract a that of position has not affected his lambs $7.2b(i7.75; range wethers gregarious nature in the least, $5.50 W 6.76; fad crop of Indian and Kaffir corn, besides the oats, and the but thnt the reason he ewes $5,003)5.50. DON'T FORGET THE ZEIGER'S can never be found in office is corn brought him $20 per acre. This came to his that he Is almost CAFE RESTAURANT TOMORROW writer constantly riding New York Bank Statement. D. New Mexico from Hill, Mo., finds around New York on the cars of the New York, March 16. Following FOR YOUR 8UNDAY DINNER. J. Eakla. President CnM. Mellni, Rich and that the traction companies O. Qloml, Vice President. Secretary I'eeos valley is the country for him. which he is managing. He Is doing is the bank statement for the week BEST IN THE CITY FOR FIFTY O. BacheclU, Treunret. this in acquaint ending March 16, 1907: Mrs. Y. Brown Hagermon, order to himself personally and at first CENTS. Nellie writes from Reserves Increase $1,375,000. , hand with the conditions of the service and to discover, ' Chttves county, that she came to New Mexico four years Less United folates Increase $1,- - Consolidated Liquor If possible, Just Where reforms can be ' ANY ONE WHO HAS NOT TRIED Company ego for her health. She seeded 170 acres to alfalfa and made in the 007,325. handling of trains. Mr. Shonts has Loans decrease'' $13,380,300. THE UIO CHICKEN DINNElt SXCi .. . SncCTMOre to the first year harvested --800 tons, selling from $8 to $11 tackled the har aVEN AT THE COLUMBUS IIO- - ' rowing Job of relieving the congestion Specie decrease $2,002,300. MELINI A EAKIN, and BACHECHI A QIOMI. per ton. Later she rented the farm at $8 cash per acre, terrible of the Legals decrease $995,000. EL EVEUY SUN1AV IS NOT street car traffic In New York without Increasing QUALIFIED TO EXl'KESS AN OI'- - WHOLK9ALK DKALCR IN but last year set out thirty-fiv- e in apple tree?, the Deposits decrease $15,914,700. acres number trains, I.MON I I'ON THE SUBJECT OF which will pay better even land. Evidently of as he has already discovered that It Circulation decrease, $719,000. than alfalfa will be practically impossible fiOOD THINGS TO EAT. Bho has been rewarded with more health. Here to run a greater number Wines, Liquors than of trains with the present Onialia JJvcstock. and Cigars Is another farmer who writes that he started without trackage and terminal facili Omaha, March 16. Cattle receipts W ties, is Is kttp ivrytblBB In tttek outfit tb capital eight years ago on eighty acres of arid land, and It said that he rapidly maturing a plan of 200; market unchanged. Western most fmttldlous relief, and that unless within year is steers $3,25 45.25; Texan steers $3.00 A LITTLE TRADE HISTORY bar compltttf Js now worth $10,000, besides having made a good liv- a he able material ly to give the New York public the relief demanded 44.25; cows and heifers $2.25 lit 4.25 ; m'?,bt?J! "PPlnted xcluilvt agents In the Southwcat for Jo, ft. ing. dinners $2.00(3.00; Blockers and About Schlltz, Wm. Lamp and St Louis A. B. C. Breweries" '( he will retire from the management of the companies. Thus the experience of thousands might be quoted feeders $3.005.00; calves $3.00 Green River, W. H. McBr.y.r. Cedar Brook, i 6. GO; $2.75 (if! LI&Vt.. who came to the southwest with slight or no means, Maimed Veterans. bulls arch, and other etandard brande of whiskies too numeroue to Ttt It is believed that with the expiration of the fifty- - Sheep receipts 6000, market strong mention. jWtnt to farming in an intelligent and industrious way (n ; Maple ninth congress the last Yearlings $6.00 6.60 wethers $5.25 Flake , WE ARE NOT COMPOUNDERS. and are today of independent means. Yet, 40,000,000 maimed veterans of the civil war Si 6.00; ewes $4.75 (c 5.75 ; lambs $6.35 who have served In (if We were onq,of the first grocers tares remain open to homeseekers in New alon-- , the national lawmaking body have 7.76. Mexico been retired to private to put this in stock. We and millions of acres Just as good land as produce the life. Senator Berry, of Arkan article '""tr,M " sas, a one-legg- veteran of army, Produce Market. sold It then and ever since at 12 f.r.v.v.SK c"""" results mentioned above, can be had for the trouble of the confederate is Chicago, March 16. CloBing quo- now in private life twenty- - cents per package. sr Jlling upon it. The man who says that New Mexloo after a continuous service of tations: two ; no years in the senate. Representative Roswell P. Wheat May 75 July The other day the agent repre- offers opportunity to acquire a competence to the Corn May July 77. industrious and Intelligent workingnien, Bishop, of Michigan, who wore an empty sleeve as the 44; 45. senting the manufacturers was in evidently knows Oats May 39; July 36. town working not whereof he speaks. New Mexican. result of service in the union army, has followed the Pork May $15.75: July $15.90. the trade. When d confederate Into retirement after un unbrok- Jjird May $9.00; July $9.07. he came to our place ho stated en service in the house of twelve years. In both branch llib May ).75; July $x.8:''ii that we would have to quit selling Humphrey 8. 85. AFTER NEW MEXICO'S WATER es of congress there are still many men who fought In It at 12 cents and charge 15 The order of the department of the Interior prohib- one army or the other during tho civil war, but none Chicago Livestock. cents from now on. We asked him how was going to stop us. iting filings on reservoir sites in the San Luis valley, be- of them, except Senator Daniel, is maimed or crippled. Chicago, March 16. Cattle re- he He cause of a theory that irrigation in that valley Inter- The Virginian had his right leg badly shattered by ceipts 300; market steady. Beeves stated that the manufacturers $4.25j)6.75; cows and heifers $1.65 would refuse to sell whole- fered with the reclamation of land on the side union bullets, but,, unlike Senator Berry, ho did not lose the Mexican (D5.25; stockers and feeders $2.75i saler If they us we cut of Rio below was that member, although usually 4.90; $4.15 4.76; $5.75 sold and the Grande El Paso, more of a senti- he walks with the aid Texans calves ". ?, ' MM a (j) the price. - - mental practical obstacle to of a crutch. It is not known among large 7.00. V M than a the construction v that the receipt 1500, strong' HEAT w th the enlargement of irrigation systems. number of new men elected to the next congress any Sheep market We Informed him that we were Sheep $3.90lt;.15; lambs f4.75ifi not In Whole of ob- are maimed even in so slight the habit of aceptlng dicta- it. Private title to reservoir sites could have been a manner as Major 6.00. tions as to our prices, and that we tained in more than one way, and, of course, the depart- )anlel. should continue to sell at our own Among Money Market. figures we COOK with ment of the interior could not prohibit the construction ttie men now in public life who bear the l and will. We have New York, March 16. Money-cal- on plenty goods of reservoirs on private land. But honorable scars of war none is more conspicuous pa- - of the in stock, Half of it. the lact that tho for nominal; prime mercantile which We to governmental the number per 61i) per cent; sliver 67 c. offer the people at order In question seemed to trtund in the of wounds received In the terrible conflict 12 Vi cents per package, and we way was a potent objection to the investment capital of the '60's than Is Qeneral J. C. Black, the democratic want to Bell lots of It because we Simple, Metal Market. still a profit. by men who preferred to avoid complications; and be- chairman of the civil service commission :.iiHrnl New York. March 16. Lead and make cause of the strength and force of this objection, It ! Hack, who won distinction In the union army, but who copper quiet; unchanged. Cheap, has always been fortunate If the department has withdrawn Its order, a democrat, was shot more times than GRO-CEK- St. Louis Wool Market. AI.BUQUFHQUE CASH Y not in part only, iut altogether. robably anybody now on the pension rolls, lie draws St. Louis, March 16. Wool steady, COM FAN Y. Economical. There is a large area in the San Luis valley that pension of $100 u month. Except for a slight limp unchanged. might be placed under irrigation, re- In tils walk and a weakness in arms, The and were It all his he shows no SH-lte-r 315 Marble Ave. Phone, 206 Albuquerque claimed (feet of his many Market. it would tiutrice for the support of us large an wounds. St. Louis, March 16. Speller quiet HOMKR H. WARD, Mgr. agricultural population as the entire state now con- SMKiicr and tlio Swede. $6.77. Gas, Electric Light tains within lis Irrigated districts. From this one may hie of the first important cases Senator Spooner se-ur- form an idea of how Important the withdrawal of the after he had gone from his home in Indiana to 23O04K4K4K)4K34KOaxX4K and Power Go. department's order may prove to be. It will no longer iractlce law at Hudson, Wis., was the defense of a Htand in the way to frighten capitalists as well as to dis- Swede Indicted for criminal carelessness, the penalty Corner Fourth and courage land owners; and it should in consequence be of which was a term in the penitentiary. The case was MILLINERY OPENING Gold Avenue comparatively eu.--y to organize and carry into effect an extremely difficult one, and the ambitious young Phono Red IroJects for the construction ,f resvrvoirs and ditch- - limb of the law accepted it under many misgivings. The 98 needed to reclaim the arid parts of the valley. senator believes that he has never since hud to work This and other recent events show clearly that theiv as hard on any case, und he is certain he has never Saturday March 16, iooi is no lack of activity in oT made a more telling the agricultural development plea to a Jury. Ills client sat See Us Before You Buy. the state. Every one interested In nuitieis of that kind hrough tile proceedings unconcerned, and even when The Grandest Display of East- COAL seems to be awake to the opportuuitiei presented, anci ho Jury retired to deliberate u tin. i.,i.. ern Styles Ever Exhibited in Albuquerque-Manicur- ing - Swede tJowed a great growth in all farming sections may In- lookel no particular interest. When tho Jury and Hairdresslng in Connection. BEST CLARKVILLE LUMP for. As for the h'un Luis valley, its possibilities have iu t dually returned and announced its verdict of acquittal, PER TON 98.50 been fully tested, but thore is excellent reason to be- Mr. Spooner rushed excitedly to his client. McPoriland, 312 BEST AMERICAN BLOCK Wcsi Railroad Avenue PER TON 98.50 lieve that it will become famous in n few yenrs on nt "You have been acquitted," exclaimed the. lawyer. of stock-fedln- g and the profit?- or th.tt business.- - You are now free to go back home. Don't you un- - QK4Oa)O4KD4KX3eX)4K3O0K Denver Republican. lerstand what I mean? 1 say you have been acquitted you freed cleared and can walk out of the i I. WOOD some one might be misled by the intenllunall . wm to your home Instead of going back to Jail." misleading in morning paper Til-- ; The Swede, editorial the of today. still unmoved, calmly inquired of his GOLD STAR BIO LOAD OF MILL WOOD ;itien reproduces the following from the Nvw awyer: SALOON Mexican Olc 1 FOR 92.25 AND 92.75 of last evening: 'The appropriations bill now pending .1 Aye bane cleared, don t I get some noneys Allit.iciuerjie l?eer Hall Place of in the council can lea appropriations of $ti,ii(o for the from the court for my time in Jail?" Recreation. S. WHAT IS TIIK WOULD COMIX;: following territorial institutions: New Mexico Military .Major Harry S. Rowland. First Class Wines Liquors John Beaven TO? Institute, at Roswell, $16,000; Agricultural ("Ollcge, r.t Fine reports are reaching Washington concerning and Cigars 502 80UTH FIRST STREET. lli'jond us. Hut we Mesilla Park. $15,000; School of Mines, at Socorro, $1.'..-00- th military achievements In the Philippines Major know tl.at the of people who inhabit Normal school, at Silver City, $13,000; Normal uni- Harry S. Rowland, who was an energetic nahm. & this part of it will and PRATI MONROE adi! to their health, length versity, at East Las Verasv $15,000; rniversity of New taking young newspaper man here when appointed to TKLKHONC. 3tM of life und P. Matteucci hur.plnesn if they eat Italllii(; s Itrou;!. Mexico, at Albuquerque. $3',000: a total of $96,000. (lie army as second lieutenant in 1898. Major Rowland, 0004K4C4KeKC0 Same thing true of our rolls. - Territorial institutional bonds are to be issued, from the who Is less than thirty years old, is the youngest E.YPERT and proceeds man other pastry. Sure you have the of which these appropriations are to be paid in the army enjoying that rank. He Is commanding There will be no Shoemaking and Repairing name? Increase of taxation on account of the a large iletatchment .f Filipino scouts In the fierce interest bonds. levies for these These are to be dated Moro country, and recently was made a Dalto. by a Finest Whiskies 103 N. July 1, 1907, 1 rrtt PIONEER BAKERY, and under und with the increased assess-- Morn sultan whose stronghold he assailed und captured. The St. Elmo valuation of taxable property In the territory, and The young major's Etc. 207 South nrat Street. rank iu the regular army is that of Wines, Brandies. ifOttUYfThe that $150,000 of territorial Institution bonds captain of Infantry. CitizeniDtlfPrint Shoptillle He was coniinected with the Wash- JOSEPH BARNETT, Prop'r. e" where you can get the moet 1 fall due and will be paid July 1, " for KKE'S HOT CHOCOLATE. WAL- - 108, It will not be ington Tribune when the war with Spuln came on, and your money. every. necessary to Increase the present levy BAMPL A MO We print TON'S DKl'G STORE. of Interest on was accredited to Illinois when appointed to the army, t West Railroad 4T thing but greenbecke and poet. S One-v'xt- 2 this class of bonds next year or thereafter. h though 0 Avenue CLUB ROOM lie was born in Sweden. Washington Herald. e age etampe. Either phone. 1 If you want in udvertielcfc. mam am om an EveningriJuCiUeen 0000 000Qoa tr wast ad. SATtllDAY, MARCH I, It07; fALfiUQTJEHQUErv EVENING CITIZEN. PAGE riTl

GOV. ROSS AND HERMIT BONNY ARRON IS FINED UNIVERSITY STUDENTS

Year-Rou- TO BE SUBJECT OF $15 FOR PEDDLING GOING IN FOR The Best nd Floor Covering (J Is a good Japanese HISTORICAL TALK WITHOUT BASEBALL fa or Chinese I U' MA T T IMO 4 it Matting'. Cleaner than a car- rr pet, extremely durable and llonny Arron was brought before De-ploma- Special How Senator Ross Saved Judge Craig In the police court this Students Who Will Get s Announcement eaiy to take care of. morning, charged with peddling goods Johnson From Impeachment In the city without a license. Arron, This Year -- Class JUST RECEIVED -- when asked If he was guilty, said no, 'J (4 ft jj ! by H. B. Fergusson. but when Chief of Police McMlUIn and Faculty Notes. Informed him that he knew a few DEAR MADAM A large shipment of the best things Ar-ro- n about the ense, and when Oriental product, Linen (Sen. Hugh to was told that witnesses would be campus it Warp, The vvslt of Cameron secured and he would be heard, he Th was alive with stu- If you will give us a few moments of a our city In of considerable Interest. changed guilty. dents yesterday afternoon, busily en- Attractive Carpet Designs, While he does not come here exactly his mind and plead gaged In setting out trees. About "5 yet many Judge Craig then fined him I6. The it your valuable time In an official capacity, In man said lie no money was cottonwoods and poplars were plant- fa we want to make an a made of Fresh Straw and respect he la represent!? the great had and ed. Then came the annual base bnll ml b voicing ordered locked up, but Just at the game tate of Kansas. He Is the time he was about to be taken to the between faculty and students, announcement. We are sure that the absolutely prrfect in construc- sentiment of the people of that great resulting In a score of 0 In favor rep- Jail, he asked to be allowed to call fa f IS.: i me commonwealth toward Its former some one over telephone, saying of the students. The following was same will be of tion. Ranging in price from resentative In the United States sen- the the line-u- p: interest and we also feel ate, that he would get the money and Faculty Mr. E. O. Ross. Governor Ross' pay his fine. This was granted him, Cadby, captain, catcher; it 20o to BOo Per Yard re- Asp-lun- d, fa action In refusing to follow the man Angell, pitcher; Ross, first base; quite sure that it will be time well spent fa quests, suggestions and threats of the but the whom he wanted had second base; Esplnosa, short party In not arisen and Arron was given until stop; members of his that state noon to settle his accounts. Tascher, third base; Richards a- and a money saver. during the impeachment of President and Hodgln, right field; Crum, center fail Johnson, made him the object of Lee Hanks was arraigned before field; Gonzales, left field. corn and contempt. He 'was prac- Judge Crnlg this morning on a Students Heald, captain, catcher; We have decided to close out at once FABER', tically ostracized and some of his ene- charge of having disturbed the peace. Clancy, pitcher; Goss, first base; Cor- fa ALBERT mies went so far as to burn him in He pleaded guilty was fined $10. nish, second base; Peavy. short stop; effigy. During the years that have and Lembke, third base; Bryan, right our entire line of yardage goods, such as lapsed Meld; 308-31- since that memorable event, Jones, center field; Moyer, left 0 Railroad Avenue the feeling of the people of Kansas field. Silk, Dress Goods, White and Wash ... Staab Building towards Governor Ross has gradually JURIES FOR MARCH W. R. Allen, umpire. changed. They now consider that his act prevented a consummation of Dr. Tight announced last Monday Goods, including all staple Dry Goods, what would have been a national dis- that beginning with the commence- grace, and now rellects credit upon TERM OF DIS- ment exercises of this year, the pre- Embroideries, Laces, etc., regardless of the history of Kansas. paratory seniors would have separate General Cameron comes to our city graduation. Only college and nor- J. A. KREMIS with letters from the governor of the mal seniors will receive their diplo- former prices, which will mean a loss to state and from many high officials TRICT COURT mas at the University commence- and men of prominence in the repub- ment. The graduntes of i..e College us and money saved for you. There will lican party of that state. lie came of Letters and Sciences will be: Kate from Topeka after having been re- Cunningham, Rose Harsch and Isabel D18lUJ(llTr ceived by the legislature of that state. Nlven: from the School of Education be nothing reserved in these lines of new rternalillo county grand Jury: Vida Plnney, Olive Zelner, Anita Jas- unique pilgrimage has been o, Hs Juan Lujohn, H. Roybal, Patro-clne- per, Beatrice Murphy, Nellie Nash DRUGS, PATENTS, CONFECTIONERY, STATIONERY heralded throughout the length and Carabajal, goods for this season; everything must go. breadth of the land. Newspapers of Manuel Nestor Gar- and Margaret Keleher. cia, Meltiton Romero, M. Sanchex y The senior class of the preparatory prominence in all the large cities have Tapia, Joe Girard, C. Aragon, M. O. for given considerable space to tills at- department, numbering eighteen, will Our reason doing this is, to convert 333 mouth Bocond Mtroot Dougherty, Elwood Schananden, M. have special exercises, at which their tempt to assure Governor Ross .that J. y Crespln, W. S. tie now has the full sympathy and J. Johnson, J. diplomas will be delivered to them this store into a specialty of Ueaven, Vlrglno Torres, M. R. Sum- on the University campus. A com- store confidence of the Kansas people. mers, D. Is Lucero, Albin Pohl, Frank mittee, consisting of Clarence Worth, It fitting under these circum- W. Wood. I. V. Lo-bat- o, stances the citizens of Albuquer- Short, Faustin Errett Van Cleave and Tillle Allen, that Joatfuin Garcia, Jose A. Mar- LADIES' MISSES' READY-TO-WEA- Get Busy My que should, in a public manner, mani- are making the necessary arrange- and CHILDREN'S R Prices for Work tinez, S. O. Danelson, Jose Garcia y ments for the preparatory Watches fest their appreciation of the honor Chavez, Sesto Moya, Jose Sena. Cleaned .....tl.00 to fl.SO thus conferred upon one of Its es- county Jury: GARMENTS: Main Springs $1.00 to $1.60- - Bernalillo petit Nickel teemed citizens. The opportunity to D. K. B. Sellers, James lieznech, The department of physics has re- Alarm Clocks Repaired. ..6o make this public manifestation will Joe Sehaffer, Felomnlo Montano, S. ceived a case of electrical furnishings Work Fully Guaranteed. be given by the citizens of Albuquer- Anderson, John Menaul, Antonio illustrating the Incandescent lamp In que next Monday evening, In the First Leon, Garcia, Pedro Apodacu, the making. This to Presbyterian church. Hon. H. B. Juan valued addition Shoes. Hosiery, Underwear, Notions and Novelties "SST N. H. ANDRUS FeTgusson Jose Acanda, E. Robertson, William the equipment Is the gift of the Co- will deliver the historical Brown, Seferlno Garcia, Pedro Unan-e- s, lumbia Incandescent Lamp Co., of address. The mayor of the city will W. J. Hyde, Wm. Gleasner. C. W. New York. preside and a musical program will Kunz, Chas. Conroy, Julian Mora, F. Prof. J. N. Cadby of tho school of be rendered. S. y Montoya, Ignaclo Rodrlquez, engineering, has been elected a mem- During this sale we will give special Thomas Dye, Joe Vaio, Lorenzo De-vin- e, ber of the American Institute of Francisco S. Chavez. A. J. Pa-dlll- o. Electrical Engineers. FUTRELLE FURNITURE CO. A. G. y Aragon, F. H. Kent, I reductions on all riot is other goods. Do let r Sandoval. Joe Goldstein, Jose S. Pe-re- a, Members of the faculty are begin- a Federico llaca. Francisco San- ning to make arrangements for the this doval, W. O. Hopping, Salmon Tor- summer. Professors Angel and Es- opportunity pass without seeing our W. V. FUTKKM.E AGAIN IN IJUS-INES- S, res, J. W. Hall. plnosa will be at the University of r AS SUCCESSOR. TO Chicago and Prof. Cadby will spend fine, large and bran new seasonable goods a jjChas. L. the vacation in Milwaukee. Keppeler J. D. EMMONS. OLD-TIME- RS WILL RE- The Dramatic club, which will have which we are going to close out. Sale W. V. Futrelle, who two years ago, entire charge of the annual Univer- DEALER IN because of failing health, sold his MIKE DOLIN sity play have decided to turn over starts Monday, March J 8th, at 9 o'clock. furniture store on south Second street MEMBER the greater part of the proceeds of to J. D. Emmons, has repurchased the play to the Athletic a from Mr. Emmons, and now proposes association. Yours for business, to conduct the business more exten- FORMER ALBUQUERQUE BASE The rhetorical exercises of last S sively than ever before. He pro- Thursday consisted of essays and dec- a AWNINGS poses, not only to carry a heavier HALL PLAYER MARRIES AC- lamations by Stella DeTullio, Marlon and more desirable stock, but also to TRESS AND BUYS ST. JO- SEPH CLUB. Franklin, Tillle Allen and Isabel LEON B. STERN, extend the branches of his business, Nlven. and altogether to carry on the house In way. Jobbing arrange- The Sporting News says that Mike Dr. Tight PROPRIETOR LION STORE i a larger and Prof. Angell spent t Iv ments have been made with the man- Donlln, of the New York Giants, and last Thursday in Santa Fe watching 317 and 319 South Second Street ufacturers, and best discounts se- his wife, Mable H!te, the actress, have the proceedings of the legislature. .- .- ft cured, so that he is able to offer goods purchased the St. Joseph team of th W. RAILROAD AYE., ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. to his customers either wholesale or Western league, and that If Mike LJ n) retail, at the best prices, to be found can't get his release from the Giants, anywhere. Another point that aids he will manage the St. Joseph team him to sell the same goods as his from the bench. Mike Donlln be- WIKere; To competitors at a lower ligure is the gan his base ball career In Las Vegas fact that he owns the building he oc- In 1897. Local fans who were famil- cupies, and has no rentals to pay. iar with the records of players in this Worship In addition to furniture, Mr. Fu- territory at that time will remember Where to Dine Well trelle carries a full and complete him as a heavy hitter, and that he name line of stoves, steel ranges, carpets, played with Albuquerque the lligliantl curtains, crockery, etc. Special In- year. He went to California from M. E. Church, South. ducements are made to cash, or short here and his ascension of the base 318 South Arno street. Preaching at Santa Fe Restaurant time buyers. Houses furnished to ball ladder has been of the meteoric ii a. m. and 8 p. m. Epworth League Open Day and Nighl. rent, or furniture rented. Exclusive kind since. at t p. m. o. U. Holllday, pastor. agency for Hoosler Kitchen' Cabinets, will speak on Meals all Hours. Globe-Warnic- Christian Church Corner of Gold "The TranKforniatinn Itching pile provoke profanity, at First Class Service Private sectional book cases of Character." but and office supplies, and LeKKett & MISS STATESDN HAS avenue and Broadway, Ernest E. prorunlty won t cure them. Doan's Dining Rooms in Connection. Fresh Piatt steel springs, the best on earth, Crawford, minister. Sunday school At the morning hour the choir will Ointment cures Itching, bleeding or Lobsters guaranteed ten years. 10 a. m.; morning sermon at 11 hIhk "Shepherd of Thine Israel Lead protruding plica after years of sufTr- - and Blue Point Oysters Received Daily. - - for o clock, Unrecognized us." Wymann. any Mr. Futrelle retains with him the NARROW ESCAPE "The Pres ing. At drug store. same force of help that was with him ence. Intermediate Endeavor, 4 At the evening hour the choir will fcseivoy p. in. King "Jubilate Lk-- In A" by Koroin. Under Hotel In former years. They are all men Mrs. f five and six years' experience, Miller will hIiib "Abide With Frightened by Dr. automo- Christian Sunday Me" by Lyddle. C. E. SUNTAAGG,' Proprietor and thoroughly acquainted with their Rice's Science services - V. bile, by lit- at 11 a. m. room 26, build- The public is Invited to nil Her- duties. The head salesman Is C a black horse ridden two at Grant Vlces. Warllck, R. Rogers runs cabl-e- tle girls threw Its human load on ing, corner of Railroad avenue and Mr. Renter E. the t yj and repair department and Al- East Railroad avenue late yesterday Third street. Siiblect. "M.itir" bert Garcia does the delivering. afternoon, nearly causing a most hor- Sunday school at 10 a. m. Wednesday St. JkIiu'h lOpisoopal Cliurt'h Cor- are you ner of Silver avenue ' looking for a favorable All persons contemplating the pur-ohii- rible tragedy. The foot of one of the evening meeting at 8 p. m. Reading and Fourth of furniture or any house sup- little girls. Miss Stateson, of 310 South room open dally from 2 to 4 p. m. street. Sunday school, 10 a. m.; opportunity to plies, are cordially Invited to call and Walter street, caught in the stirrup morning Bervlee, 11 o'clock; evening ' - was dragged probably service, 7:30 o'clock. Kvenlng Hervlie Convenience Comfort - Security examine the stork. and she thirty At the First Baptist church the every feet, when to the relief of those who Sunday school at 9:45 a. in. and the at 7:30 Friday during Lent. OWN YOUR HOME? saw the accident, the foot came oung People's meeting at 6:30 p. NEW SPRING AND loose. Miraculously Miss Stateson m. will be held as usual tomorrow. . The telephone escaped with a few bruised, and an March 17. There will be no other BAND CONCERT AT makes the The telephone preserves) awful fright. services, the church will meet $300 (low u and $20 monthly with duties lighter, the cares less your health, the Congregational church for morn- payment you prolongs your Uf SUMMER STYLES ing evening will buy a and services. and the worries fewer. protects your BERANLILLO COUNTY house with bath. and home. Highland Methodist Church E- - The attention of the ladies of Albu- Morui jiCiiguo aieets ai 8 o clock. YOU querque Subject, immortality," leader, A. E. following Day NEED A TELEPHONE IX VOUIt HOME; and vicinity is called to tho DISTRICT COURT The St. Patrick' REALTY mw spring and summer styles In Robinson. program will be rendered by tho Am- - CO., wtrlctly tailor-mad- e Piano and Organ Duet "i,avallera company ' high grade suits, erlcan Lumber band at the Room 9, N. T. Armljo THE COLORADO TELEPHONE CO. cloaks, skirts, waists and trimmed Rustfcano. .Miss Cluytong Ec H Traction park Casino tomorrow af- Bulldlof mJlllneTy from Chas. A. Stevens & Levlne Belle Beach this morning ltustlcana" ternoon: Bros., Chicago, the greatest exclusive field suit ill the district court against Miss Clayton and Prof. Garrison. "On the Rocky Iload lo Dublin".. j wo- Kphraim establishment In the world for her husband, Harmon P. Beach for St. Paul's men's wear. The beautiful fahion divorce. She alleges desertion. The Lutheran Church. Cor la) "Cherry" Intermezzo Albert! Values at plates showing ner Sixth street and Silver avenue; (b) "Tlpperary" (In J:lsh tho styles and samples couple were married at Pecos, Texas, Rev. E. Moser, pastor. Style).. of the are now ready At- . Fulton THE CHAMPION materials for and, later came to this place. Sunday S:30 u. m. GROCERY CO your inspection and a cordial invita- torney Heacock represents the plain- school at "I'oet and l'easunt'' tion Is extended to you and your tiff. German service and sermon at 1 1 Suppe EXCURSIONS a. m. Irish-India- Cannot be measured friends to call, and if you cannot call, "Arrali Wanna" (An BBj by ordinary D. English service and sermon at 7:30 a postal will bring them to your Dr. It. ("urns has been given p. New Morse standards. home. Mrs. A. E. Galloway, 621 t 10o by the district court as judg- in.; subject. "True Religion." Hungarian Dances ( N s. 1 and 2) North Second street, agent for Chat. ment in the cuse of the doctor against Iiiiinnciiltc Conception Hrahms A. Stevens & Bros., Chicago. All or- l'etro Sturlino. Church "Heed lilrd" (The In. linn's Uride) Groceries, Meats, Passion Sunday and Feast St. Put-ric- h Poultry, Best promptly of time l.uLe City it ml I urn $31.9,1. ders executed. early mass, 7. High mass und First Iteed Suit lot The Christian church of Albuquer- to 2. Hixty Lucca Olive Oil que tiled in county sermon, :30. Evening service and March I April Limit YOURS FOR THE TAKING-FR- EE has a petition the FEE'S HOME-MAD- court to execute a mortgage on conference, 7:30. PEERLESS days. LUNCH AT THE that During week, 7. WHITE EL edifice. Attorney llkki-- is the the mass at Even- CANDIES, AT WALTON'S DRUG McxU-- Cltv and lUlurn 110.25. EPHANT. ing service Wednesday and Friday &. evening at 7:30. Tuesday, feast of STORE. April 25 to May 18. Limit July SI. MATTEUCCI DRO. you Si Joseph. Mass at 7. If haven't time to exercise reg- LOCAL 622 624 West Tijeras ularly, Doan's Regulets will prevent PARAGRAPH. O ht. Ptione'JI constipation. They induce a mild, Congregational Church Corner of Ma-son- Broadway easy, healthful action of tho bowels Royal Arch s will licet and Coal avenue. Rev. H. without griping. Ask your druggist night in regular session. A. Hodges, pastor of the First Con- I FOR TRADE OR ! for them, 25c. afterwards. gregational church of Weatherford, SALE, LEASE Miss lienlsia Garcia, daughter of J. Oklahoma, will preach. S CAKI.SIIA1) A. y mer- Morning service at 1 1 o'clock. Sub- NEVER STALE imiNK TI'X MIN- Garcia Sanchez, a Harelas ject, "The (Jains of Travail." ERAL WATEK AMI KEEP WEI-I- - chant, returned this morning from Solo Is My Blacksmith Shop, Complete - "There a ijy San Bernardino, Cal., .sin- had Green Hill Far rou kai.i: t.Ktx i:us and where Away" Gounod IHtl GGISTS. been for five months. Mrs. Silbernagle. 111 Health the Only Cause G. W. TOO LATE TO Shook, a well known business The quartet will render Dudley CLASSIFY. man of the city, has purchased the Bucks' "Rock of Ages. W. S. Holmes second hand store, 20 i Evening service at 7:30 o'clock. 1 WANTED Girl for Kcneral house- West Gold avenue. ONivV wim YOUR GROCER HAS IT 112 Mr. Shook took Subject, "The Profits of shoi i; work. North Walter street. charge to Four-rou- of tho business and will give FOR RENT house. Ill It his personal attention in the future. South Edith str.'i t. Call I N.rth The N. N. M. Third. consideration is private. l'lrt Prcsli)tcrian hnrcii Corner P. YIMER, Socorro, o Col. J. A. Wood of Golden is in the of Fifth and Silver. Services at 11 FRENCH BAKERY city. Re is president, director and a. in. und 7:30 p. in. Rev. J. R. Gass YOURS FOR THE TAKING-FR-EE D. D., synodical missionary for New LUNCH AT THE WHITE chairman of the executive committer of the Gold Bullion company at Gol- Mexico and Arizona, will preach den, N. M. The colonel but recently inclining and evening. OM KABT RAILROAOi Sii returned from the east, where he had Musical Selections. The American LiiiiiImt inaiiy gone Solo "I Heard tho Voice of Jesus - in the Interests of his company. Itanil will give a fr- concert at Trac- He met the stockholders while there Say" Rathbun ALWAYS FREStlTASTY tion Park .Sunday afternoon. and they are enthusiastic over the Mrs. Marie C. Smith. prospects Solo "Babylon" Harry Milliard MISS PSOTICTIO BV THE BEST t'RKSH MEATS. of the company. The LUTZ vfV GRO- plant is working twenty hours per Duet "Beautiful City U. S. PATENT. CERIES, AND I I J ID AT J. IS day Mis. Smith and Mrs. Collins MEIt'S, 501 NORTH FIRST STREETl'., and has a capacity of two cubic yards of gravel per minute. Col. Anthem "Fairest Lord Jesus" . . . Wood has been in tho territory thir- lirac kett MILLINERY FREE LUNCH AT THE WHITE teen years, Strangers welcome. ELEPHANT. and he is said to be the first and only man who has ever made a success of placer mining In the arid Hrxt Methodist Episcopal Church Openings, Friday and Saturday J. C. HALDRIDGE Dcai ouiiu u mi ii r. n i i n c i regions, Corner of Lead avenue and South AT 7 C i sT D 'C A IT rr r r-- o ' without water. The machine DEALER IN NATIVE AND CHICAGO LUMBER trS he uses, was invented by himself. Third street, Rev. J. C. Rollins, D. Evenings TAURANT, FROM NOON TO 3 P. M. !., pastor. Sunday school Is SHERWIN-WILLIAM- S PAINT Covers more, looks best, wear ONLY FIFTY CENTS. Klcti rilled 'Ein. The hour 9:46; strangers cordially welcomed. o tho longest, most economical; full meaoure. The wedding of Herman Wassun Morning worship with sermon by 9outm mtcoHo mrmtmr BUILDING PAPER Always In stock. Planter, Lime, Cement. T0NIGHTI TONIGHT! TONIGHT! was a shocking FREE LUNCH AT THE surprise to most of pastor at 11 o'clock. Paint. Glass, Bash, Doors, Eto. WHITE hi intimate friends. Winchester Epworth League meets ut 6:45. ELEPHANT. (lnd.) Herald. Kveftlng survtce H I:l; the pastor FIRST STREET AND COAL AVE. AUlCQVEHQCE, NE MEX. ALBUQUERQUE EVENING - CISKEtf. BATinnAY, ma run i. imt. o unir1 IP a Ih i eh Pae for Woinnieini MONTEZUMA TRUST CO. ALBUQUERQUE NEW MEXICO Mew Tork, March Lent Is they ara to ba used for the strictly crinoline on Its oldllnes at least, is spring or summer frocks. One more edged with lace. The flounces were 1. yet some lovely gown In deep points rapidly passing nwny and women In tallormades by these women who wish not a modern possibility, of point d' esprit hnd the set and were finished to keep quite up to the latest, but of the ornamental scroll designs that skirt trimmed with flounces or net with butterfly bows of ribbon. general are amusing themselves with they are not serviceable for these wer used on the voluminous skirts of aerie of shopping tours, and great gowns. Their best fenture Is their the Empress Eugenie are being used Capital and surplus, $100,000 a her satisfaction In the many beau-f- al lightness nnd a greut drgree of cool- on many of the latest models. The t; design copied one worn ny things displayed for her bene-a- ness for the hot weather. first from part This Is the Very Latest ahe, as a rule, on these expeditions Of course the first question now ltejnns. who takes the principal looks a little pnsse but that Is sp being decided is the new tailor suit In "La Savelle." is of striped silk in she Is waiting for Raster; It for the first warm days after Easter, black and white, with cross bars in velvet ribbons, the bars being diago- would be Impossible for the woman to which must necessarily be a coat suit only kniii her perfect costumes makes the that will also be warm enough for nal to each other and placed lightest difference In the enjoyment those raw chilly days th;it April nnd on the wide white stripes. On another INTEREST ALLOWED ON SAYINGS DEPOSITS f life, to wenr ngnln even an evening May are sure to know. Smart stylish gown on evening gown this time grown that h;id done service before err'cts are being shown In walking the velvet ribbon with frilled edge of J Raster time, no mntter how new or suits this spring, the short hip nnd lace was arranged In a formal daisy bow seldom It may hnve been exhibit- Eton coat taking prominence .Indeed pattern at regular Intervals around the bottom of the dress. This idea ed. It Is therefore with n glad heart among the waist garments only any that women listen to the knell of the the close fitting Etons are so far to could be carried out In almost wardrobe. Winter styles were be seen; but coats of every length kind of material, lnce Insertion, vel- winter vet or gauze, and makes a novel nnd frivolous, but spring styles are more from the shortest Eton to the half trimming With Amp't Magna and Unsurpassed Facllltlea. SOL length skirled coat are In evidence, charming suggestion for the The one goods that seems to be the for to many women the Eton 1s un- race now are the chiffons, Indeed becoming. mc shopman had called It an "era The popular fabrics used for these f. chiffons"; chiffons literally rule the coat costumes are both of the plain TAFFETA y among dress materials. Every and silk gives an added pleasing touch kind of goods hns been put through The "pony" coat Is an especially at tlie "chiffon process," which means tractive model and a new feature Is FOR THE SUMMER (hat we are to have a season of flimsy the diagonal closing, which proves fabrics, which yet docs not mean tiiat very becoming. Either a notched or taey are cheap, by no means, and shawl collar may finish the neck, and the sleeves may be in three-quart- er or full length. The skirt that Is to be most popular, according to the Extends to Depositors Every Proper Accommodation, and SoUelU CHARMING GOWN seven-gore- A models so far seen, are d New Accounts Capital, tll0.00t.00. and plaited all around, and are usual- ly In short length. AND SPRING HAT Another stylish cont to be worn OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS develop- with a full plalnted skirt was Solomon Luna, W. S. Strlckler, V. 3. ed from a tan chiffon broadcloath or- President; P. and Cashier; V. namented with a vest of brown velvet Johnson, Asst. Cashier: Wm. Mcintosh, J. C. Baldrldge, Bora-mo- n and braid. This model should recom- Luna, A. M. Blackwell, Geo. Arnot, O. B. Cromweft. mend itself to the woman with a slender figure as the fulness at the giv- 0-- shoulders and ut the lower edge DEPOSITORY FOIl THE ATCITJSOX, TOPEKA AND SANTA PB JOT. ing the desired loose effect A shaped band of material forms an attractive finish to the lower edge of the Jacket and the vest sections. The Jacket closes with a diagonal flap having in Its corner a large pearl button. A W turnover collar finishes the neck and i a& 11 a draped girdle arranged on a fitted 1 'M lining gives a natty appearance. Some of the Etons of domestic FIRST NATIONAL BANK manufacture have short peplums and W.-- vest sections both of which may be ALBUQUERQUE, discarded when desired thus produc- 7 NEW MEXICO ing an entirely different garment A pretty coat of this dlscrlptlon was constructed from plaid tweed of the awv umjK.'jAiauM-itSM- m t variety called invisible plaid, while JOSHUA 8. RATNOLDS ViwMrat the cuffs of the short sleeves and Photo, Henri Manuel, Paris. shawl collar and square vest were of same shaue. The brim is a fine flax M. W. FLOURNOT TK PrwIdflBC This model Is a stunning combina- FRANK IfcKBB Cathie plain velvet. The belt that covered lynx weave, the edge of which is covered the Joining of the peplum and the tion in Copenhagen blue nnd with a puffing of lynx-brow- n velvet. R. A. FROST AaalaUat Oaahlar coat was fastened with a large dull brown. The soft tarn crown is of Two graceful plumes of Copenhagen R. F. RATNOLDS Director silver buckle Inlaid with enamel. brown point d'esprlt nnd Is caught blue shading into brown droop over The "Poneto" bids fair to continue coils of tulle of the the back. very popular this season, which with around by full u. m. romiroRY its three capes is very attractive and Anthorlted Capital $500.00M a graceful model and particularly fit- ted to those light materials to be used Paid Up Capital, Barplni and ProflU $250,OOO.Of exclusively New Model for the summer coats. It An Attractive Depository lor Alchlaaa, Toptka Sail Fa Railway Campaay Is a style, providing the woman can a stand It, that may be made gay with passementerie, lace, ribbon trimmings and the beautiful buttons that one sees bo often on those coats that may be called fancy from their mode of decoration. And by the way, buttons will be worn to the greatest extent; .they are simply works of art. The sleeve is always a question of STATE NATIONAL BANK great Importance at the end of the season, and this year with the short ALBUQUERQUE, NE MEXICO sleeve done to death by an insane popularity Is no exception. It Is New York, Mar. taf- rumored that one of the great dress- feta will be the summer silk to be makers of Paris, who Is a maker of fashioned Into frocks for coatless CAPITAL . . . $100,000.00 new modes and oddities, has con- days. Brown and white will be a cocted a new sleeve for the world of favorite In the checked frocks, a pret- Hew York, Mar. 16. The hats and fashion. It is full length and sheath ty pattern being where the manufac- SURPLUS FUND . 20,000.00 gowns worn at the Florida resorts fitting, except at the elbow, where turer has used an ecru ground with axe a forerunner of those to later there Is some roominess, If not an dark brown lines defining the squares. Trace the heads and forms of the actual puff. It is true that a good From such a material a dainry women in the north when the spring many of the new models brought from morning gown With ample Capital, Conservative Management Representative daya are upon us. A charming gown Is made. The Bklrt and Europe this spring do show a tend- is tucked into the belt and the front Board of Directors we are prepared to offer unexcelled tacUtttea la of a deep olive tone and the fabric ency in this direction. panel ends upon the corsage with a la liberty satin. The model upon With the long continued rage for unique tab which is decorated with for the transaction of all legitimate branches of Banking which this frock was built was a lingerie effects the silk petticoats fur- a button. This panel Is outlined with Business. - aim pie skeleton, the skirt being thick- nished with removable lace and em- dark brown silk, and the same fabric ly shirred and the satin blouse par- broidered flounces have come to be is used In tho bretelles and shoulder tially veiling an under one of cream a prominent feature of well furnished arrangement. lace. The sleeves are a combina- wardrobes. The flounces are ndjusted O. N. MARRON, President; Wm. FARR, Vice President; J. B. tion of the lace and cream, chiffon, in a host of ways, with headings on The collar and dicky are of em- and are held by bands of the satin. both skirt and flounce through which broidered batiste. The latter Is ecru HERNDON, Cashier; ROY HcDONALD, Assistant Cashier. These straps are finished with Ivory they are laced together with ribbons, worked with brown while the waist- burr ins. by loops on both, which are also coat and undersleeves are of Me- link roses and Dresden ribbons are threaded with ribbon, nnd by buttons chlin lace. Through the meshes of the features of the green hat made and buttonhoes which fasten under a the lace, which forms the waistcoat, H3 it O't to be worn with the satin frock. The blind band at the top of the flounce. Is drawn a scarf of narrow brown H at is of a delicate green In mallne. Some charming revivals of the sec- velvet. The crown Is swathed with the rib- ond empire effects in skirts are prom- With the exception of a huge am- GROSS, KELLY & CO., INC. bon, which Is also formed Into a tre- ised us, brought about by the popu- ber buckle the hat is of brown. It mendous bow at the back, the ends larity of "La Snvelle," a play now is wide brimmed, made of crln and of which tie over the hair. The In vogue In Paris. Of course this has a long plume about Its crown, pink roses coquet tlshly peek over th? would mean the crinoline of it were with a lighter toned ribbon at Its up- brim in front. carried to Its furthest limit, but the turned side. Wholesale Grocers Dress Reformers Rave About "Wasp Wool, Hide and Pelt Dealers Waist," But Modern Girl Smiles Demurely .jfr lily Marion AmIip.) comfort, and she capitulates to Dame t ' .v...... HtrAil... .. College professors and dress re- vise, but the girl of today goes In for liioto, Henri Manuel, furls. ALBUQUERQUE AND LAS VEGAS formers all over the country, to sav Fortune only on terms of common The hat shown above Is an extreme draped with full tulle rosettes relieved nothing of the husbands, fathers, sense. Instead of "pinching in" her ly attractive model. The wide brim by a single pink rose, which Is set brothers and masculine sweethearts waist line, she pads out her hips and Is covered with tiny rows of cream to the front. A huge knot of tulle f the land, have been thrown Into bust, and, lo, the thing Is done! She Valenciennes lace. Full tulle rosettes is fastened to the edge of the brim an Indignant twitter over the revival can thus create the wasplest kind of cover one-ha- lf of the flat crown, while In back and sweeps down over the of the "wasp waiHt." a wasp waist, and lay the foundation u fluffy, long, white plume extends shoulders and Is fastened to the cor- GROSS, KELLY & CO., INC. for lines and curves such as no around the crown mid sweeps over the sage with a bunch of tiny pink Visions of the feminine gizzard and black-and-yellu- other internal arrangements being measly little wasp oiim in me uacK. i ne uiinueuu is squeezed out of place, of feminine riba ever ureunieti or: being bent up like pretzels, and of That why the women are not wholesale ravages of consumption, re- Ing. There is to be no ninch- - Paint Now sultant upon compressed lung.4, infir. oniv ilalntv. soft, luxurious nad- - IS W IS lace-eitge- O O among the women of the country, dlng: It's all silk floss, fluffy d II U daintily-scente- d ALBU aava beset the trousered element, nifties, scachet and dire predictions are heard from 18 before the vines are greea aad climb- MONDAY, MARCH ing In your way, before the Movers will shame the appearance of y.ur EILER'3 BIO RODU ION building. 'Twill be a better Job and will do no harm to your plants. As to the paint itself, you can get aona better lots worse than if your buy- CATTLE ing of paints, oils, varnishes, putty, "KING RING" etc., is done at A WesterniMelodrama h Five Acts by Hal Reld IN A SPECIAL BUILT TENT RIO GRANDE LUMBER CO. Corner Third and Marquette

000000K"OLD RELIABLE." ESTABLISHED 1I7S. C .. e. PUTNEY THE WHOLESALE GROCER FLOUR, GRAIN AND PROVISIONS Carries the largest and Most Exclusive Stock of Stanle Groceries In In the Southwest.

all sides. The disgruntled cynic, whi cotton, and prettily quilted satin he woman and FARM t thinks knows all about (Over her 'illy pads" the modern girl .vT- - .. AND FREIGHT WAGONS c the evil spell fashion has over them, dons a dainty lingerie piece, all ruf- sex what the fair will endure for fles and Huffs, and, presto, she Is RAILROAD AVENUE. ALBUQUERQUE. N. M. vanity, and the suffering of genera ready, with the lines of a Hebe, for SCENE IN ACT TWO tions yet to come because of the tau the new princess gown, which Is cortw Joins with the screaming xmmm about the most artistic thing that t&unday supplement in wild protesta- and the worry all einlnates from ever happened, and Incidentally de- tions ugainst the new waist." man mere man who doesn't know signed to Incite disastrous Inroads up- Meanwhile, do the women"ai seem to what he U talking ubout. on the masculine exchequer. THE any BAND AND w worrying? Are they losing Kor the modern "wasp waist" is 1 llrforo the motU-t- o begins to ORCHESTRA Albuquerque Lumber Co. leep over the newest Inquisition or- - not created us was the painful "wasp creuto llie waM." tiered by Dame Fashion .' Are they waist" of our grandmothers, and t 2 A few"iii"l.ilv nuN" at bins and 16 ACTING PARTS 14 MUSICIANS RETAIL anting up nights thinking about the is not a mutter of l imbing, but f bust glo foundation for more gener WHOLESALE AND pinching and squeezing their padding. A martyr of unity, Eliecta-Up-to-d- dreadful Indeed ous lines. Calcium and Mechanical ate Specialties-Corre- ct Stage plans and specification must was the gill uf two or three genera- A adl-- d Internal 3 tluinty "lut rullle" It Settings-Elaga- nt ? Costumes Traveling in Two Pullman Cars. wiult-igo- Do they have nlghtiiiuie tions ugn, who hltiin her corset and tiio kuli.ieii W all ready to tloii Lumber, Glass, Cement aid Rlx Flintkote Rooting vIhIoiis of the led nose that comes of suing over the bedpost and manfully the "wui-uiutl- " prl in gown. compressed lungs, or of a slumum tugged and pulled vil)i might and I All i'4nideto. anil as minfor-taul- u prJNUCHT ONLY. CURTAIN RISES AT 8; ' ! V -a First Marquette Albuquerque, New Mexico Impaled upon the floating rib? main with indiatvn brr i'.U. .m: !ii' m u pieu-s-- lio I.I plmii you by and Xu, not for a minute. The outcry slays closed up and held her as In a or wut-c'.- ' make no Mistake attending the eiler shows I

i SATURDAY, MARCH I, IM7. ALflUQUEftQUE EVENING CITIZSH PAGB SKYsOU

NOTHING TOO GOOD FOR OADY Real Mother Wins in Battle for Her Child nil' i W e have Just received a com- plete line of the celebrated Go-Ca- rt for the Carta for the larger one. Cofrie ' small bablca, and Uie Fulton Go-ear- ly and fet flrwt nelectloa.

m OUR CLOTHING FOR BOYS W. V. FUTRELLE FURNITURE CO.. Successor to J. D. Emmons take pride in having their boys well dressed, Knd Thomm, arm MOTHERS i W0t Vldnct involves correct style. We are as particular about boys' styles as about men's but careful that exclusive-nes- s that an agreement will be reached to does not mean high price. Our boys' section was never morrow. The association will also take up the so full of novelties never seemed so bright. You are wel- EW PALACE CAR question of differential rater on party come look business. The question arises from the to never under obligation to buy. it it fact that the Michigan central is laK In, legally, a larger differential on party rates business than on first class business. The dull differential lines A Full Line of Boys' Pants, All Styles, just Received FORGE out of Chicago Insist that this should not be allowed, and that the Tuttle arbitration award should be adhered to on all classes of business, despite the fact that out of all other terminals two differential rates are in existence. ML MANDELL huh FOREIGN LAItOR PRECLUDED FROM RAIMIOAU BUILDING Next to money supplies the labor 9200 REWARD. Will bo Out of Shop Within a question is the greatest the railroads GIANT TOPAZ IS FOUND COMING EVENTS have to face. It Is not so much a Is offered for capturs of question of the rate of wages as ob the Month -- Pullman Doing taining men. tlmo Pettlne, the murderer of Thousands of miles of dett.o Berardinelll. Crime wm road are to be built, but enough men BEING HID ALMANAC EVENTS. the Job. cannot be found in the country at any AFTER mltted In Albuquerque Monday, rate of wages which may be asked for March 17. St. Patrick's Day. ruary 4. or offered to buid them. Under the March 21. Spring begins. C. A. and C. GRAND. Manager Hurley, of labor laws as they exist today the rail March J 4. Palm Sunday. eaeral J. E. roads cannot go to Europe or the FOR HEAR tan Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe, is 25. Lady Day; Orient to get men. San Francisco, March 15. One of i "My dollle's name Is Edna Hall, March annuncia- to have a new private car within a tion. eoaple of months. This car Is being the strangest possible legal spectacles but I don't know whether mine is ! KILL the COUCH Is ex- The Colorado Midland railroad has has just been concluded In the su-- 1 or not," was the lnnnocent reply. March 29 Good Friday. lit In the Topeka shops and It perlor court of city. Then came the letter written by AND CURE tnk LUNC8 pected that it will be completed and Issued an order forbidding the active this Cripple Creek Assayer Brings March 31 Easter Sunday. ready for use by Mr. Hurley about participation of Its employes in poli Two women battled over the pos a woman who signed neiselt "Daisy. ld declared that the Hall baby had May 80 Memorial Day of O. A. R. WITH May 16. This car, which is one of j tics. Shippers at Colorado City have session of a baby girl, It Monster Stone From Cop- several new ones whlcn win oe equip- complained of the attitude taken by both claiming to be the little one's died and that she and not Mrs. Dr. Dr.Kinnfc ped up to date for the officials of the railroad employes who are members mother, while a third woman, under Carson had substituted her child for Rheumatic Pains Relieved. of the Colorado Cltv council, and this the guise of an outcast from society the Hall baby. per Mountain road. Is the finest one now In service woman signing herself "Daisy' Chamberlain's Pain Balm relieves n the Santa Fe and will be one of has led to the order being issued. while not active in the fray, wrote a The rheumatic pains and makes sleep Now Discovery the best business cars in the entire letter, claiming that neither of the couldn't be found. and rest possible, which Is alone Superintendent Bevlngton, of the contestants but she herself is the real Thie (triad was an extended one Victor, Colo., ON8UMPTI0H Prica United States. Halls won. Mrs. March 1. Kdward worth many times Its cost. B. F. The car will be one of the same Missouri Pacific railroad, denies that mother of the child. but in the end the Hauk, an assayer in Cripple Creek, a Crocker, Esq., now 84 years of age, OUflHSaM I0 $!. road to passen Dr. Carson and her daughter were few days ago brought LBS dimensions as the present business his Intended take oft The baby girl was Edna Hall and charged by of Into town what and for twenty years Justice of the Frw TriaL vara which are in service on the Santa ger trains between Kansas City and has been awarded by Judge Seawell with perjury order Is probably the largest specimen of peace at Martinsburg, Iowa, says: two-ce- nt the court. The woman in the Fa. It will consist of seven compart- St. Louis because of the fare to Mrs. William Hall. third topas that has ever been seen In the "I am terribly afflicted with sciatic Bureat and Quickest Oar for ail ments. will be two state agitation. case is still missing. western mining region, and no doubt my THROAT LUNG TROUB- There m A female doctor. Mrs. Carson, at- rheumatism In left arm and and rooms, one room for the stenographer 9 one of the biggest crystals of that bot- BACK. tended Clara Hall five years ago. The Worked Like a Charm. right hip. I have used three LES, or MONEY f the general manager, a large ob- Mrs. W. K. Etter and son, of San latter, was very type that has yet been found in the tles of Chamberlain's Pain dalm and room, kitchen and a room Marcial, and Mrs. George Hay den, the wife of a waiter, Mr. D. N. Walker, editor of that world. It weighs forty pounds, has servation a of poor, and when her child was born spicy Journal, the Enterprise, Louisa It did me lots of good." For sale lor the porters. The Interior of the Topeka, ara in Las Vegas on a visit to she was prevailed upon to leave six perfectly formed planes, and is by all druggists. ar will be up to the of other Mr. Mrs. F. ti. January. her Va., says: "I ran a nail In my foot one of the white kind, which makes kDr. Williams' Indlaa I standard and baby with Dr. Buck-len'- Carson. last week and at once applied s i Olntment Hill cure Mlta large systems, with the finest furnish- Mrs. It very valuable for the manufacture Just about the same time Salve. No I ings on the market. The car will be gave Arnica Inflammation of topas jewelry. In fact, the Hauk absorbs Dr. Carson birth to a baby followed; the salve simply healed the stone is one Is m kPile It HwIimm heated and lighted by electricity, the AFTER APPROPRIATION girl. of the rarest which allays the itching at ohm, Mar In- wound." Heals every sore, burn and purpose, , wiring for which Is now being Mrs. Mrs. Hall utilized for that and It the ss a Doultlre. re Inn tut stalled. Carson informed skin disease. Guaranteed at all ruling prices ror nrsi class topaz cry- M lief. Dr. Willlams'Io1laaF1leOta. that her child had died, but Mrs. dealers. 25c. stals is to base on ment Is prepared for Plies and ltca The number of the new car will be fair the uncut value Ing of prirata fes Hall would not believe the story, It ought to be J4.000 u the parts Every tn No. 18. The old car of the general claiming Mrs. Carson had sub- worth about at warrsnien. ay anwRists, ny mini oa r manager, which was formerly num- FOR ARIZONA that least, as probably 1,000 stones can be Cfltit ot prlrfi. 60 cents nd tl.OO. stituted the Hall baby for hers when "KING OF THE CATTLE cut It. Is transparent, MNUMCTURINB Props.. ClrvelaDdStf bered 218 and later changed to No. the had died. from It and O.. . latter light will be sent west to the coast The poverty of Halls precluded the which it refracts almost FOR SALE BT S. VANN SON. lines, where It will be used by I. L. the equals that of diamonds. Assayer them from seeking possession of the giant Hlbbard, general superintendent of they own, RING" MARCH 18 Hauk found the about two the coast lines at Los Angeles. child believed as their and years ago with some smnller speci- DON J. RANKIN & CO. Mrs. Dr. Carson for some years raised mens same Another new business car is being as own. of the character of rock, FIRE INSURANCE. REAL BSTAT Pull-i- the child her The Halls but he then burled the big fellow, built for President Ripley in the claim all this time they paid "King: King" LOANS. shops Pullman, 111. car that Kller's of the Cattle ltecently he made three trips to a at This "Among the visitors to the legisla- IMrs. Carson for the keep of the Is traveli- Antomatlo Phone 411. will not be completed for some time tive chambers Tuesday was Hon. the best show of this kind point on the north side of Copper yet, child $12 a month until the baby ng'. The company consists .of fully mountain, and a search Room 10, N. T. Armljo BulldmB but will be one of the best cars Thomas Hughes, of Tucson, formerly could eat solid food, and 115 a month parts after hard a the Santa Fe and will surpass territorial auditor under Governors thirty people, sixteen acting and and considerable work located the nearly any other car In the country. Wollley, Irwin, Murphy and Hughes," since that time. fourteen musicians, traveling In two place where he had cached the mon- During all that time the Halls fine Pullman cars. Kiler's big show ster, which Is nearly three times as A. E. WALKER, This car will be over seventy feet In says the Arizona Republican of Phoe- never asked Mrs. Dr. Carson for a plaiting rmm length. nix. "Mr. Hughes has not been In has been this same territory long as it Is wide, and shaped like a receipt, and they have nothing to years six-in- muz-z- e. m the city for several years. He Is presi- for a number of with other gun a few feet from the IMUURANCK. show that they ever paid the female plays, during which time he has care- Several samples from the small Secretary Mutual Building 1 iiiiinla S,0 MEN IMPROVE dent of the Arizona Historical Pioneer physician a cent. fully society and his business here was to studied the kind of a show and sized topnz which Hauk found COMING IN OCT COLD tlon. Office at 217 West RadkraaaV SOUTHERN KANSAS DIVISION, ltecently the Halls became better play the public most desire, having brought good prices in New York, OP THE remind the legislators that this so fixed with this world's goods and gone expense we appreciate a perfectly The southern Kansas division of ciety has been having a place in the to a great to secure this where a famous lapidary did the work heated the Santa Fe is now employing over fought to get possession of their play, written for t lm by Hal Held, to of rutting and polishing. house, but it Is not every house that appropriation bill for several years. child. Is S.000 men on track work, there being ne nopea mat would not be over- give the people Juf. what they want. The great topaz Is on exhibition in properly warmed. If yours Is lack- fourteen big gangs, averaging flf'.y it At first the case came up before Hy the vait crowds of appreciative Cripple Creek Miss steam ing in any way, W. E. looked this time in the making up of Judge at Hauk's or If you are unde- MAUGEK met to the gang, at work at various budget. Police Cabanlss. The latter and greatly delighted audiences it Is cleaning works on Bennett avenue. cided Is system In- the not untangle pub- what the best to places along the line and branches, "The legislature used to allow the could the knotted skein, seen that his effort to please the stall In a new house ays the Topeka State Journal. In and In consequence sent the case to lic has been successful. The "King Deafnss Cannot Be Cured and need Infor- VJOOL society $1.1)00 a year but the twenty-thir- d mation that Is trustworthy and val- spite of all these men, work Is pro- legislature cut amount the superior court, but in the mean- of the Cattle King" might be termed by local applications, as they cannot with Raube and Mauser gressing slowly. There will probably the time gave the Halls possession of th.i a genuine "thriller," as the cowboys, reach the diseased portion of the ear. uable, let us know of your trouble. down to $760. After that a question There is only one way to cure deafness, We specialists Offloe, 11S North First St, mot be any larger number put on, was raised as to validity baby. Indians and Mexicans create great ex- are for hot water, hot rla.-- the of the was Judge who call- and that Is by constitutional remedies. steam ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. however. The ray roll for this appropriation in order to test It Seawell was citement, an l with all this the China- Deafness is caused by an Inflamed condi- air and heating. f labor already runs $100,000 more and it ed upon to decide the Issue. man, Irishman, Dutchman and negro the society sued out a writ of man- your tion of the mucous lining of the Eus- a month than it did two years ago on damus against the auditor. "Is name Edna Hall?" asked make you laugh all the time. It's tachian Tube. When this tube Is Inflam- the same territory. territorial the Judge the first day in court of well worth going to see. one night ed you have a rumbling sound or Imper- Standard Plumbing & Keating Co rori a oraoi Thus the matter was brought direct fect hearing, and when is entirely The big trouble is that the men at supreme de- the baby girl. only, Monday, March 18. it Dealers In Groceries, Provirions, before the court which closed. Deafness is the result, . and un- Ha, work are foreigners. Hood Ameri- cided In favor of the society and also less the Inflammation can be taken out Grain and Fuel. can labor is hard to get for railroad established the validity of such appro- and this tube restored to Its normal con- Fine Line of Imported Wines Llqaot purpose. The men get more than priations, so that question will not And many other painful and serious dition, hearing will be destroyed forever; and Cigars. Place your orders fe in railroad work. The foreign labor have to be decided by the present nine cases out of ten are caused by The... is cheap, but It is expensive fur all ailments from which most mothers Catarrh, which Is nothing but an inflam- this line with us. Officials estimate one of ed condition of the mucous surfaces. NORTH THIRD ST. that. that "The society has collected a wealth suffer, can be avoided by the use We will give One Hundred Dollars for "SHORT LINE" American is worth about three for- of mmm any case (caused records of the early days of Deafness by eigners. which Mothers Friend. This trreat remedy catarrh) are year by year getting to be of great that cannot be cured by hall's Catarrh to the mining camps of Colorado, There have been a number of na- niMorie years God-sen- Cure. Send for circulars free. THIRD STREET value, and in to come is a d to women, carrying V. Utah and Nevada; tionalities tried on this division. First will he priceless to Arizonians. Since J. CHENKf & CO., Props.. to Denver, and then were tried, critical Toledo, Ohio. Colorado Springs and Pueblo, Is Italians G.iks the last appropriation one volume of them through their most Sold by all Druggists. 75o. by way and both were unsatisfactory. Mexi- the history of the territory has been Take Hall's Family I'llls for constipa- of Santa Fe, N. M., and Meat Market cans are being most used now. They by ordeal with safety and no pain. the Issued Sidney It. UeLong, one of tion. AU of are the most satisfactory foreign la- the earlier of the pioneers, who 'Mother's Friend" suffering Kinds Fresh and Salt bor railroad men have found. The and No woman who uses need fear the Our ROUGH Steam Sausage Factory. the assisted in the making of the early DRY work aon'a have DENVER & RIO GRANDE Mexican is Inclined to drink and fight history, other volumes will follow. and danger incident to birth; for it robs the ordeal of its horror to be washed over. Imperial Laun- EMIL KLIENWORT a little, but he is no worse and per- "The appropriation goes for the leaves in dry Co. Masonic Building, North Third haps better than the other fellows. payment of the salary of a secretary and insures safety to life of mother and child, and her RAILROAD He will do more work and he is in- at' $25 a month and the rest of it condition more favorable to speedy recovery. The child is "Preventlcs" will promptly check a clined to stick to his Job pretty well. kops for of place to a through the fertile San Luis val- stay rent a keep the cold or the grippe when taken early ley; to O. A. SLEYSTER The ordinary Mexican will at records. It has been the intention of also healthy, strong and or at the "sneeze stage." Preventlcs also the San Juan country It about six months if he can hold his the officers of the society to ask for of Colorado. Job long. Then he wants to takj good natured. Our book cure seated colds as well. Preventlcs that a modest appropriation for the build- are little candy cure INSURANCE, REAL ESTATsV a trip back home. He will give his ing of a hall of records, but inasmuch is worth cold tablets, and For information as to NOTARY PUBLIC. be- "Motherhood," Dr. Shoop, Racine, Wis., gladly rates, foreman notice perhaps a month as a bill has been introduced for the will train service, descriptive literature forehand that ho wants to leave for a establishment of a home for aged and its weisrht in eold to every mall you samples and a book on colds address. Rooms 12 and 14 Cromwell Block. visit with the "folks;" he Is given a inlirm pioneers, the bill was not pre- free, if you will write him. The sam- Albuquerque. Telephone No. pass, and away he goes. As coon as sented. woman, and will be sent free in plain ples prove their merit. Check early S. K. HOOPER, lit. he Is "broke" he sends word that he addressing application to colds stop pneu- envelope by with Preventlcs and General Passenger At Ticket Agent your ROUGH DRV wants to go to work again, and if We do It right. ItOCGII DRY. Im- monia. Sold in 5c and 25c boxes by Give us wu. there is anything to do. the railroad perial Laundry Co. Bradfield Regulator Co. Atlanta, Ga. all druggists. Denver, Colo. Monday, and get It back Wedae hai. will haul him back. One thing that Imperial Laundry Co. recommends a Mexican to the powers ran that be is that he wants to bring hla family with him his wife and chil- dren and perhaps his uncle and his aunts, nieces and nephews besides. U 0HB This tends to make him steadier. Men who bring their families are given positions with permunen stationary B gangs. u B a - n CENTRAL LINKS DISCUSS o B KATES FOR JAMESTOWN 0 cooooooooeooo IO0OCO0000OtOaaaoi 0 fl At the meeting of the Central Pas- - K50CHKtO0tO00 COME TO BELEN, N. M. sengiT association, an offer is being B made to arrange rales and arrange- aiaaaaMBanaBVBMsaaaaaBMMasaMnaBssBaHH B ments for the Jamestown exposition. a its Location A proposition to make the tickets good A Railway B 31 Future Railroad Metropolis of New Mexico Center over a circuitous route is causing a A BE LEX IS MILES SOUTH OF ALBUQUERQUE, great deal of trouble, as are also the X. M., AT THE JUNCTION OF THE MA IX LINE OF Cut-of- B 0 Located on Belen f of Santa Fe Railway ALL FAST LIMITED EXPRESS, MAIL AXD possible combinations through New THE SANTA FE SYSTEM LEADING EAST AND B York. The railroads desire to protect H FREIGHT TRAINS OF THE SANTA FE WILL GO their New York rates as much us pos- WEST FROM CHICAGO. KANSAS CITY. GALVESTON B sible, and matters have gotten into a AND POINTS EAST TO SAN FRANCISCO, LOS ANGE- OVER THE MAIN LINE THROUGH TO BELEN, EAST B somewhat of a muddle. It is expected H LES. AND FROM THE EASTERN AXD NORTHERN AND WEST, NORTH AND SOUTH. n STATES TO EL PASO AXD TEXAS. The Belen Town and Improvement B H 1.000 BUSINESS AXD RESIDEXCE LOTS. 2T.X140 THE LOTS OFFERED ARE IN THE CENTER OF a n FEET. LAID OUT WITH BROAD 80 AND Company Are Owners of THE CITY. WELL GRADED (MANY OF THEM IM- a Indigestion STREETS. WITH ALLEYS 20 FEET WIDE, WITH PROVED BY CULTIVATION); NO SAND OR GRAVEL. a A BEAUTIFUL LAKE AXD PUBLIC PARK D GRAND FIRST-CLAS- WE NEED A S. MODERN HOTEL AND A OLD SHADE TREES; PUBLIC SCHOOL HOUSE. COST- Belen Townsite a H GOOD, NEWSPAPER. Ftrnnach tmubl it but a symptom of. anrt not ING $16,000; CHURCHES; COMMERCIAL CLUB; A a dist-a&-e. n tn It if true Wu tluiik of lyaitsi, POPULATION OF 1,500 PEOPLE: SEVERAL LARGE Heartburn, and InUiftiun as ivul diiM-a- , yt OUR PRICES OF LOTS ARB LOW AND TERMS u yiu.-ton- n MERCANTILE ESTABLISHMENTS; THE BELEN thy are only of a ipedtic I ON Jierve iit kiieK nothing else. PATENT ROLLER MILL. CAPACITY 150 BARRELS EASY PAYMENTS; TITLE PERFECT; WARRAN- - a It was this that urst conwtly V1 Pr. Fhoop u fct TY ONE-THIR- D In the rrvtttiou (if that now vtry popular Stomach M DAILY; LA RG E WINERY; THREE HOTELS. RES- DEEDS. PURCHASE MONEY a Renwly hhoop Ktvstnrativ. direct lr. TAURANTS. ETC. BELEN IS THE LARGEST SHIP-PIX- G Im- j CASH. TWO-THIRD- S MAY REMAIN ON tx to thu stomach nervei. alon brought that snccr-- H The Belen Town and NOTE. Mid favor to lr. Nhoop and his With POINT FOR WOOL. FLOUR. WHEAT. WINE, WITH out that original and highly vital print iple. no MORTGAGE SECURITY FOR ONE YEAR. B Lhj H BEANS AND HAY IN CENTRAL NEW MEXICO. ITS garb btftting accomplishmt-n- wr ever to had. WITH 8 PER CENT INTEREST THEREON. ForaJoiimch iliAttvw, bloating. bilouiiv, tad IMPORTANCE AS A GREAT COMMERCIAL RAIL- B breath and sallow complexion, try Dr. Mmop's a your-wha- ROAD CITY iN THE CAN NOT KtvtorauTtflabkts or Liquid and see tor t NEAR FUTURE BE provement Co. APPLY AT ONCE FOR VIAPS AND PRICES IF B it ran and wiU do. Wt tell aud tW-r-tuil- a ESTIMATED. YOU WISH TO SECURE THE CHOICEST LOTS. B recommend r It e so B x 000000 MH BECKER, Pres WM. M. BERGER, SeCy C Dr. SHoop's n K0400C4KS0OtO00(K0OttttO fl Bn Restorative n "ALL DRUGGISTS" ABB " rcr newt XLBTJQUERQTJE ETENINO CITIZE. KATtTlDAT. MARCH 1. iWI.

( unfortunately l not with him, Is ROLLER SKATING RINK LOCAL, AND Bryan, of this city. The couslns-ln- - aw met for the Mrst time durlna: Mr. Ingham's present visit. An unknown necro broke Into the PERSONAL office of the Ilfelil Dry Goods coin- - OPENING DISPLAY any Inst nleht through a rear win dow, and a nt the rash drawer. weather forecast. helping himself to the small change lrnvor. ruin.. March la.- - Knlr when he was detected. He escaped nlKht nncl Sunday. through the window he had opened i ini thus far 1ms not been caught. IT IS WITH A FEELING OF PRIDE THAT WE CALL YOUR AT- He 1!. Ij. Jhih, of Pueblo, I In the secured about 3 from the store. TENTION TO OUR FIRST DISPLAY OF SPRING SUITS ON SHOW rlly. General Manager Hurley, General IN OUR BIG WINDOW. AS STATED BEFORE WE PROPOSB TO I., lihilr, 'r Chlcairo. Is 111 thl 'uperlnlendent Parker and Chief En MAKE THE SALE OF Shoes of Quality and Style city. gineer Morrison, of the eastern gran l In nvlsion of the Santa Fe, arrived from K. P. Wetlierliy, of Boston, Is the east at noon today on a special tnH n. train and this afternoon held a con- I, . K. Duviill. of Union. H In town ference with General Manager Wells. Hart, today. )f the coat lines, who arrived from Schaffner and Marx Clothes N. C. Hoover, of New York city, In the west. The subject discussed at In town. the meeting was not given out. THE LEADING FEATUTtE OF OUR BUSINESS. TTTESE GOODS A. ARE AS HIGH CLASS AS ANY READY MADE GOODS ON EARTH buyers always uuallly Wlien chief clement Richard Dunn, of Ijih VeRus, l.s In J. Clark and H. Lindauer. of Phoe seek flrel. this today. Deniing, left for Mineral Wells, Texas, AND ARE MORE REASONABLE IN PRICE THAN MOST Os town THE HIGH CLASS SUITS AT $18.00, of ahnemaking Is lacking, all other points, though they may be of race at knting rink tonight. last Saturday night and will remain LINES. WE QUOTE THESE liarrel there for some time seeking to benefit $20.00, AND UP 'IX) $28.00. the highest order, will never make good the loss of this essential fea- Ladles free. their health. Not either of these M. Papham, of Denver, is In that dis- J. gentlemen in any way --' JT-- - ture. But quality without embellishment does not appeal to are dangerously . 1 , - town today. sick or suffering, but oftentimes it r ' i criminating buyers. It requires the combination of both to please D. J. Leary, of San Francisco, Is a does us old codgers a heap of good to Goods them. Beautifying quality Is a thing that has been accomplished In visitor In town. get away from home for a little while Popular Price H. A. C.lese, of Denver, Is transact- and recuperate. We know how it is BARREL RACE TONIGHT our new Spring Shoes, without nny extra charge for the process. ing In town. ourselves. They expect to return be business LADIES ADMITTED IN OTHER MAKES ARE ALSO IN EVIDENCE IN OUR. DI8FUAT In even prices will you W. of Kl Paao, la a fore the first of the month. FREE. Our shoes comparison with rivals at show O. Rureham, Ij. RELIABLE SUITS, WHICH WE GUARANTFf., CAN HE HAD A1 business visitor today. D. Bush, general superintendent $14, AND $18 SUIT. THEY ARE UP TO DATE, WHLCi the advantage attractive shoemaklng gives them over the ordinary of the Chicago, & $12. PER A. 8. Cohen Is a business visitor Milwaukee St. Paul l i rilNG, WELL MADE AND OF RELIABLE STUFF. kind. city. railway, is spending the day In the COAL from New York city, accompanied by his family. The Genuine American block, per J. H. Bailey, of Topeka, Is in ths yellow gold trimmed car In which the , SHOES OF QUALITY AND STYLE FOR MEN $3.00 TO $1.00 city for a brief stay. ton $8.50 Hushes are traveling arrived this Ccnillos Lamp $8.50 NEW LINE OF BOYS' CLOTHING . . is In SIIOFS OF QUALITY' AND STYLE FOR WOMEN. 1.85 TO 5.00 II. A. Wheat, of Los Angeles, morning from the south on .the rear $8.60 city for a few days. of No. 10, having been coupled Anthracite Nnt SHOES OF QUALITY AND STYLE FOK CHILDREN 1.00 TO 2.50 the train Anthracite mixed $9.00 A. W. Hoefer, of Denver, Is trans- on at Rlncon, N. M. Mr. Bush had WE HAVE PUT IN A NEW LINE OF BOYS' AND YOUNG MHNfl acting business here. been to Demlng, N. M., where he left Anthracite, stove .and .furnace SUITS WHICH WE CLAIM TO BE THE BEST VALUES KTEIt sizes $0.60 K. L. Collins, of St. Louis, Is a brother, who Is a sufferer from OFFERED IN THIS CITY. SCHOOL SUITS AT $4, $5, AND $0, to city. tuberculosis. After spending the day Clean Gas Coke $8.00 WHICH ARE ABSOLUTELY RIGHT. ALSO SOME STYLISH business visitor the here, they will leave this evening for WOOD. YOUTH'S SUITS AT $14, OP WHICH WE ARE PARTICULARLY Mrs. H. C. Overstreet, of Oilcneo, Is Denver. Green Mill Wood, per load. .. .$3.23 PROCD. registered at the Alvarado. The local nostofflce yesterday re H. B. Tuttle, a business man from ceived Its first consignment of the neff IV. H. HAHN&CO. Cleveland, Ohio, Is In town. issue of one-ce- nt stamp books, each 8. W. Oodsky, of Pueblo, Colo., Is book containing twenty-fou- r one-ce- nt Doth Phones. I stopping In town for a few days. stamps in sheets of six between oiled C. twenty-fiv- e N. BRICHAM Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Baird, of Chica- paper, the book selling for cents. The Issue of one-ce- nt stamp 118-12- go, are pleasure seekers In the city. 0 S. 2nd. Headquarters for Coffee books meets a long-fe- lt want, th . A. Sublett, of Racine, Wis., is same as previous of today. did the issue 10 lbs. The Railroad Avenue Clothier among the visitors from afar two-ce- nt twenty-nv- e, forty-nin- e HONEYNice Extracted Honey for stamps In Our LeadersThe Celebrated RichelieuCoffees H. L. McKee, Jr., of Kansas City, and ninety-seven-ce- nt books, $1.00. Order by Postal. Package, X5c and SSe per lb. lb. Una, 85a. Is transacting business In the city to- w hich have become very popular and W. P. Allen, Box 202, Albuquerque. day. of which an quantity Is sold 1 lb. Una, 4 Be. Ib .Una, $1.00. Immense William A. Lanch, of Denver, came by the postolflces all over the United Capitol Coffee In last night for a short stay In the States. city. Announcement Is made of a dou b. track et, with premium, Golden Gate coffee L. H. Hendricks, of Minneapolis, ble bill, "Mrs. Bushby's Pink Tea" uri 11.00. 1- - lb. Una, 40c. Minn., Is stopping In the city for a few and "Turn Him Out" to be presented 2 -lb. Una, 80c days. by the U. N. M. Dramatic club at the Casino next Friday night. The pub Something unique nothing like It In the city. Try a can. C. K. Bauer, of New York city, ar- in night Is registered at lic will be pleased to hear that IMA came HJJlEm lost and & Bulk coffee. lOo to 4 to. tSSSmSaWRmaaMWamm0mmtMma0Mwmml rangements the Alvarado. have been made for a number of oil heaters which will be 115-11- 7 STREET Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Lovery, of distributed Ru as to keep the hall at NORTH FIRST Pa,, are in tho city for a comfortable temperature. Both Bet wen Railroad and Copp.r Ave., Tel. 74 a few days' stay. casts are rehearsing faithfully and The band concert tonight will oc- costumes are being worked up In de- GEO. W. HICKOX T. T. MAYNARD cur at the corner of Gold avenue and tail, which will sustain the reputation South Second street. which the Varsity plays have estab Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Childs, of New lished for good make-up- s. Approp GVJeirclhainilts York city, are In town for a few riate stage-settin- will be arranged w coast. and the two plays, both being short hardware days hile en route to the HICKOX-MAYNAR- D and lively, promise an evening of CO. Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Davis, of Em- thorough enjoyment. STOVES, RANGES, ENAMELED KITCHEN WARE, KOSTLAN WASHING MACHINES poria. Kan., came In last night and will remain In the city for a brief pe- SADDLERY - - - HARNESS NEW MEXICO'S LEADING JEWFLERS riod. W. H. Glllonwater. of the Monte- - MILLINERY OPENING xuma Trust company, has returned AQENTB FOR from watching the antics of the leg Send in Your Watches for Repairs islature at Santa Fe. Mrs. D. D. Coverdale an- Cutlery There was an enjoyable evening nounces her Spring Millinery Celebrated Diamond Edge Tools and spent at the St. Patrick's day skating party last night, at the roller skating Opening Friday. March 22. John Deere Plows and Implements THE ARCH FRONT SOCTTI SECOND ST. rliiK. In the Elk' building. at 2 o'clock, and continuing Do not miss the millinery opening Wagons at Mrs. Coverdale's, Friday and Sat- all day Saturday and evening. McCormick Mowers and Repairs Winona urday, March 22 and 23. A com plete line of seasonable millinery on Black cat 'stockings Is what you exhibit. Everyone cordially Invited. will buy if you want the best in wear, Dr. and Mrs. J. P. Raster, of Kan fit and color 'for the least money. All Wagner Co. sas City, are registered at the Alva sizes for m'eri, women and children. Hardware surgeon Prices range from 12 to 50 cents. rado. Dr. Kaster is chief tor Fotrrth and Railroad Avence the Santa Fe and at one time had At C. May's shoe store, 314 West Rail- headquarters In Albuquerque. road avenua. General Manasrer A. G. Wells, of - f the Santa Fe coast lines, arrived from ANY ONE WHO II AS NOT TlllKI) the west this morning in private car THE HIO CHICKEN DINNER No. 6, attached to a soldier train. He GIVEN AT THE COLUMBUS HO. expects to return west tonight. TEL EVERY SUNDAY IS Nor QUALIFIED TO EXPRESS AN OP Mr. and Mrs. Joe U. Scottl have INION UPON THE SUBJECT Oi returned from a honeymoon trip of GOOI THINGS TO EAT. several weeks' duration In the east. Wholesale Distributors jr They have begun housekeeping In the new cottage which Mr. Scottl hud In WANTED, AT ONCE. preparation on high street. AT STX'RflEei HOTEL, WOMAN 0 Mr. and Mrs. Vivian Perea and TO 1M CHAMBER WORK. CALL daughter, who have been spending UISTAIRS. the winter In Santiago for the daugh Acme Steel Mowers, Rakes and ter's health, arrived in Albuquerque MY STOCK OF FEED IS ALL THE this morning. They report the little BEST. WE GRIND OUR OWN o A Rarebit girl's health as much Improved. FEED. J. F. PALMER. Cavanaugh's Brownies tot projwlyprrparM,honld be made A bunch of l) in a Mti.iui:'i Bowman Cutting Utith. will don their suits tomorrow and SEE Oi BABY BE Harvesting Machinery Ahvav, .ca!v,no worrv iaft about 6re. Indulge in a little practice at Traction FORE BUYING; WE CAN PLEASE -- ply u maicA, and in a fcv minute park tomorrow afternoon. A couple YOU IN QUALITY AND PRICE. FU, llie of newcomers will make their bow to TRELEE FURNITURE CO.. SUC CESSORS TO J. D. EMMONS. .Not Made by the Trust i. Kannin, Bowman & Co. Albuquerque funs for approbration. A street car In charge of Conduc Miss Philbiick's Kindergarten tor Copeland struck one of the Im- - is now located In the Woman's club Chafing Dish nerlal laundry waKons at l o ciock building, 614 West Gold avenue. New Lightest Running, Strongest, Wear Longer, Cost last night at the corner of Second pupils will be received at any time I. an piiicd n dainty moreel to resale street and S Iver avenue. Only a during the remainder of this month. y n.r sues:. i:e huts to re that your slight injury to the wagon resulted - - - Less for Repairs - - - c'mtlnr c'.iFh is with th ptitt4Ml eamlcas) irlri1i'lvory Eller's "King of the Cattle Ring" THE I.EGGKTT & PLATT SPRING clnt fxl pu louwl only in Man company presented the above play at REST ON EARTH, ONLY 5. GUAR pid,', towmau & Co. chafing PiaUct). the New Crawford theater Saturday ANTEED TEN YEARS. FUTREI.LF. WARRANTED night before a splendid house, and FURNITURE CO., SOLE AGENTS. FULLY FOR SALC BV enjoyed the audience thoroughly the FREE! FREE! FREE! play, which was given by an excellent by company, Bays the Kl Paso 'limes. Bund Concert American Lumber Company Band, Trad km Park, Sun All should hear the "King of the day afternoon. Wagner Hardware Co. Cattle Ring" show band at noon. It o Write For Prices to Is said to be one of the best show its, tie, ttr. mouth rirt etr..t Albuquerque, JYatt Mexico Successors Albuquerque Hardware Co. bands traveling and well worth hear- Jo I, 4o3, North rirtt etroot Fourth and Railroad ing. You make no mistake by at- if Avenue tending the performance at nigh. TURKEYS, Filer's show is always good. Mon- YOUNG DUCKS, day, March 13. YOUNG GEESE, Ell Intrham. representing the Cuda- - BROILERS, hy Packing company. Is In the city SPRINGS, THE for the tirst t me. his Home ueing at HENS, 3CZ3C Wichita, Kan. Mrs. Ingham, who FRESH LOBSTERS, FRESH SALMON. Diamond SEAKNIII1T OYSTERS, EVERITT Palace COLLECTOR. NEW l'OTATOES. RAILROAD AVE A FIRST CLASS, EXPERIENCED COI.I .ECTOR WANTS SITUATION (Best Dlimosdf, Watclta, Jewelry, Ctt Qlaat, AHLE TO FURNISH J I F.ST OK ltl'1'- - the Silverware. We Insurance Clock. invite Home AMI trade tod guarantee A SQUARE EIU'.NCES AS TO ABILITY 7r DEAL. CHARACTER. ADDRESS "1'dI.I.IXi TOR," CARK CITIZEN OFFICIO. WANTED EXTRA SALESMEN AND SALESLADIES AT THE LION CANNOT from again saying something about Horns In STORE; EXPERIENCED PREFER- E refrain Every the proposition presents Itself of ths fcrl RED. LEON B. STERN. surance. time that Ualk-Vre- rs W tremendous amount of money that Is being sent out of New "Mltcn go on Shoe Troubles gooff" ANY ONE WHO HAS NOT TRIED THE BIG CHICKEN DINNER Mexico and Arizona for life Insurance to eastern cities, the con GIVEN AT THE COLUMBUS HO- comes with Increased force that a home company ought to 1 viction home TEL EVERY SUNDAY IS NOf money In West. 1 QUALIFIED TO EXPRESS AN OP- be patronized and the remain the A INION UPON THE SUBJElT OF The revelations of the past year of the way the enormous surplus of GOOD THINGS TO EAT. the big Eustern companies ha been handled and speculated with ought to The Home of the Walk-Ov- er Tint American l.uiiilx'r Coinpiiny emphasize the fact that the people of the West should stop pouring their Bund will kIvo n free concert nt Trac- money Into Eastern channels when It can be placed in home Insurance, tion Park Siiiulay afternoon. m and every dollar of It kept and Invested at home. BUY WHERE YOU CAN GET It Is gratifying to note that home Insurance Is year by year receiving GROCERIES, FRESH MEATS. PEED StatlHtlcs show that during the past year "The best leather for service is $j OF AM, KINDS AND SAVE MONEY. more and more Its Just deserts. hard used J. F. PALMER. 01 NORTH FIRST home companies, far exceeded foreign companies In the amount of busi- in the Walk-Ove- r Shoe. It stands STREET. PHONE 487. ness written. Why cannot this same record be made here? It can If 1 To Cliloken Feeders. every Individual who takes out a policy the coming year will carefully tne test Mausard'a Mills are selling good proposition of value It Is to keep his Insurance at home be- tor railroad work and lumbering per weigh the the r wheat at $1.40 100 lbs. to application of any Insurance company. , fore he puts his name the Detter than all other brands. The Occidental Life Insurance Company of New Mexico and Arlxona TICKETS SOUGHT. SOLO li owned and controlled by the leading business men of the two terri- 1 AND EXCHANGED exceptional opportunities to ambitious and capable men ' tories, and offers Astoelmtlon Otflet women to sell Its policies. . 1 n.R. Transactions and $3.50 and $4.00 Outran f0o 1 1 Address Home Office, Oxfords or high cuts as you may choose ROSEKFIEID'S. 8 W. R. D. Ave. DANCE A trial will convince you that you should always wear Walk-Over- s SOCIAL Occidental Life Insurance Company EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT i L A DUQUERQUn,N.1r7. E. L. WASHBURN COMPANY ft COLOMBO HALL DANCING SCHOOL

1 ytevrrtfiyRi Admission FOc Ladies Free