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RUSSIA STILL ENGLAND'S ENGULFING WAVE OF MISERY BUT SIX ESCAPE PANAMANIANS IN LIME LIGHT "JjhSW OF ALL ABOARD WANT PRESIDENT Leaders of the Reds Are Out of 129 All Other Met Though Rather Previous Arranging For a Big AM Death in the They Wish Him to Political Strike. Deep. Build the Canal

BOILER RECENT STRIKE PREVENTED EXPLODED WRECKED AT END OF HIS PRESIDENCY

Peasants, Sailors and Sol Steamer Hilda-C- ut in Two Secretary Shaw. Says That diers Are Involved in on Rocks It Went Bonds to be Funded One Proposal. Down. Must be

A MOST OF.BODtES WASHED ASHORE RUSSIA WANTED JAP CONVOY PRESENTED BY NOVEMBER 29

Paris, Nov, 20. Special reports re- Odessa, Nov. 20. The situation in New York, Nov. 20. A correspond- this city Is again somewhat disquiet- ceived here of the wreck of the ent of the Herald, writing from Pan- ing. A recurrence of disorders is steamer Hilda, wnich left Southamp- ama, says that the Panamalans want threatened by the loyalist ton Friday night for San Malo, Theodore Roosevelt as a resident of. element, and there are rumors of a France, and was totally wrecked on the Ithmiis, to build the canal. That mutinous spirit among the troops. Lea Portes reef outside Jardin light- he will, ?ys the correspondent, is the house yesterday morning, wh the belief of many Americans and th LEADERS OF REDS ARE losg of over a hundred lives, give hope of all PanamaUaa.' Perhaps ACTIVE IN PROPAGANDA. graphic descriptions of the disaster. their wish is the father to the thought, St. Petersburg, Nov. 20. With the Owing to a rough aea together with but it Is widely circulated that after collapse of the strike, the leaders of a thick snowstorm, the captain of Roosevelt retires from the presidency the "reds" say that they will now the Hilda probably took the buoy light that he will be made president of tha devote their energies to preparation on the rocks for the Saa Malo light- canal commission and Immediately ior a universal political strike, which house. He gave signals which were take up his residence thsre. will be to sustain the revolutionary not seen by the harbor employes and progress, when the national assembly then the steamer proceeded slowly" CAN'T BE FUNDED AFTER meets. towards the lighthouse. The Hilda THANKSGIVING DAY. These: plans, which were suddenly struck the rocks, her boiler exploded , D. C 20. Secre- rail- Nor. upset by the precipitation of the and she was cut In two, giving the tary Shaw today made public the fol- road strike last month, are exceeding- passengers no time to save their Uvea. lowing statement: ly ambitious, involving the Seven bodies wearing life belts were "The secretary of the treasury not only of the workmen of the Iiondon, Nov. 20. There was an- ingmnn temporarily loses his place and In France such a condition would the government buildings are. . cast ashore, and the coast near St. hereby gives public notice that the re- cities, but the peasants, and possibly Malo Is S . delega covered with wreckage. Five funding of United per cent army navy. other "poverty parade" in the streets Is submerged, there a small trades- mean revolution and another reign Premier Balfour received a 8tates the and of bodlcH were found entangled In the bonds of loan 1908-1- 8 4 pes among soldiers of London this afternoon. Some man goes down; It swallows the reck- of terror, but In England such is the tlon of eighteen this number and the of and The propaganda the steadily respect and es- complaint. They pleaded rigging or the Hilda. cent bonds of the funded loan ot 190T. be pushed energetic-a-lly- . 5,000 to 6,000 unemployed men and less and Improvident; it rises universal for law all heard their and sailors will sops which the country were starving and asked for Official on now proceeding under circular of The leaders already claim they a sprinkling of women marched along and awfully, and all the tablished institutions of that they Figures the Loss. Thames embankment to Hyde charity and benevolence throw to it that the people submit. The Church bread and work. Balfour was only London, Nov. 20. There Is practl September 28, 1905, will be discon- have organized the peasantry In five the vague encouragement, tinued November 29, 1905. Bonds. ef- Park, where they listened to speeches disappear and cause scarcely a ripple of England teaches contentment. In abl eto hold out cally no further news here of dis- after districts in Kahkoff province. An nearly every government was the that were Intended for refunding must is being made to capture the and adopted resolutions condemning on the surface. the catechism which Even the Brtlsh aster to the steamer Hilda, wrecked fort are Is taught stated appalled by specter of 6,000 star o.T be forwarded so as to be received at Moscow zemstvo congress. charity as a cure for lack of employ- In the city of London there English child it is the the French coast Sunday morning, ment and demanding the summoning 100,000 paupers and 1,500,000 people that a man's lot In life is according ving women. with n loss of over one hundred lives. the treasury department not later tham sociolo- kind-heart- November 29." JAPAN-RUSSI- TREATIES of parliament to Initiate works of na- who. In the language of the to Gods will, and that discontent is King Edward, who is a A dispatch from St. Cast, near St. EXCHANGED ON WEDNESDAY. tional utility. The march was order- gists, live on the "hunger line;" that impious. man and who more than any other Malo, says fifty-on- e bodies had been wages meat, So, upon whom pov- a of social ques- Washington, D. C, Nov. 20. Ex- ly although red flags and banners Is, the loss of one week's while millions monarch is student washed upon the beach. COMMITTED TO ASYLUM with inscriptions such as "There Is a to them lack of food; the loss of two erty has set its mark surge through tions, is troubled as this rising tide Later In the day it was announced change of the ratified treaty between Is steps occur In limit to human endurance," were weeks' wages leaves them homeless the streets of English cities, there of misery laps the of his throne. lhat an official report had been re IN MEADOW CITY Russia and Japan will this starving. heard never a word of rebellion and Generation after generation of class city on the 22d, Inst. seen. and ceived from St. Malo, stating that the All the monarchs of the earth en- Poverty claims a similar portion of scarcely a word of complaint. There distinctions, special privileges and total number of persons on board the one-fif- th H. NOBLE CAMPBELL INJURED BY JAPAN REFUSED CONVOY vy King Edward VII of England. His the people of other great English Is nothing more sublime than their land monopoly have sent of HMda was 129.,, ftf these only six FOR RUSSIAN CAPTIVES. realms are without disorder, and his cities Liverpool, York, Leeds, Brad- silent suffering, nor is there anything the people of England to the wall. w re saved. LOG ROLLING OVER HIM WHICH throne is regarded as the most stable ford, Sheffield and a dozen more. Sir more pitiful. More than one generation and. more RESULTED IN MENTAL DE- Toklo, Nov. 20. It Is reported that of day 6,000 women came one or leader will be apprehending mutiny of pris- In the world. But Is It? ' Henry Campbell Bannerman, leader The other than monarch JEWS MAKE LIBERAL DONATIONS RANGEMENT. Russia, English party, estimates together In poverty-saturate- d required for its solution. England oners on board transports conveying In England there Is a rising tide, the liberal the Blow, always In united kingdom are streets of London and marched down will be forutnate If the problem can TO ASSOCIATED Japan, asked the Japanese very very gradual, but that the there CHARITIES H. Campbell, Satur- them from creeping onward and upward. That nearly 8,000,000 people who live on the Strand, past the theaters, shops he solved without surgery and the Noble who on government to convoy them with war - day afternoon had a hearing bcfor apan-os- e tide Is poverty. Here an honest work- this same "hunger line." and great hotels. Into Whltehlll, where letting of blood. ships to Vladivostok, but the CONGREGATION OF TEMPLE AL- Judge Abbott, for the purpose of so. enmity declined to do Strong BERT CONTRIBUTES ALMOST into his aaniiy, and who waa between members of the army and declared insane by the court and or- to $300 FOR BENEFIT OF SICKAND navy on the vessels is said exist. QUEEN OF SHEBA TWO INFANTS WILL dered committed to the territorial In- - , Admiral Rolestvensky la reported to SPEAKER CANNON WILL FIGHT POOR. Bare asylum at Las Vegas, was taken be keeping in his cabin on loard the to the Meuilow City this morning bj BoroneJI. OPENS TONIGHT GRACE CONFERENCE The congregation of Temple Albert a e'eputy, under Sheriff Armljo. PRESIDENT ON TARIFF REVISION of this city, have set a most com- Camr-bel- came to Albuquerque a ANNUAL INSTITUTE OF mendable example to those Interested t'hnrt time ago iioni Alumogordo, OKLAHOMA FARMERS. in the forming of an organization to where he had been employed as a Pan-Americ- Enid, Okla., Nov. 20. The annual For This Grand , Opera Every When Next an be known as the Associated Charities, lumberman In the Sacramento moun- Farmers' Institute of this district was Preparing to Load Up Ways and Means Com- by starting off the fund to be used for tains by the Alamogordo Lumber opened here this morning with an ad- Ticket Has Been Shall Assemble, Cuba the benefit of the worthy sick and company. Several months ago toe dress of welcome by W. S. Whltten-gill- , poor with a donation of almost $300. man was the victim of a bad accident, to which W. E. Brown responded. Bought.. mittee With Stand Patters-Ther- e's Danger and Panama Rabbi Jacob II. Kaplan reports that his Jieud being injured by a log rol- Among the prominent experts who there has actually been subscribed for ling over It. The injury affected hi will address the Institute this after- this fund the sum of $270. Mrs. Al- liiind and he lost his reason. noon, McNabb, secretary of of Hot Time Ahead. fred Grunsfeld and Mrs. Samuel are C. A. LONG SINCE SOLD BRAZIL AND ARGENTINA ASK IT When he was taken to the station the Oklahoma Board of Agriculture; ALL BOXES Neustadt, who have charge of the so- this morning to board the train for A. B. Walsworth of this city, A. A. liciting, report that this sum does not La Vegas, he escaped from the dep- Spalding or North Enid, and others. Washington, D. C, Nov. 20. An where all tariff legislation orig- represent the whole contribution, as uty buy- iust Washington, D. C, Nov. 20. Senor sheriff, while the latter waa New York, Nov. 20. The opening open break between President Roose- inate. there are yet several to be heard from ing a ticket, but was eaptured about Calvo, REMAINS IDENTIFIED performance of the season at the Representatives Wis- the minister from Costa Rica, which will swell the fund to at least half nn hour afterwards by Under PHELPS' velt and Speaker Joseph G. Cannon Babcock, of $3uo, Mc-Ca- is In and perhaps more than that. Metropolitan Opera House this even- consin; Tawney, of Minnesota; ll who chairman of the committee Sheriff Fred B. Heyn, who caught him BY TATTOO MARKS ON ARM appears Imminent. charge of arrangements for The way In which Temple Albert was get ing promises to be the most brilliant of Massachusetts, and Payne of the the as he trying to up town. He Tariff revision is the cause. New York, next n conference, had a has taken hold of this matter Insures was placed aboard the train and this season. Mr. Conreid, have showed recent signs success Chari- event of the the While President Roosevelt is con- of becoming converts to the revision conference with Secretary of State the of the Associated afternoon was safely landed In th BODY OF DEAD BRIDGE CARPEN- director of the opera house, has se- templating special message Root convrnlng the matter and came ties, and although the other churches asyiuiu. TO EASTERN a for the Idea. yet TER SHIPPED Fifty-nint- h understanding. Presi- of the city have as to be heard lected Goldmark's grand opera, latter part of the con- These four, by combining to a complete HOME FOR BURIAL THIS MORN- gress, with the dent Roosevelt will probably refer to from, it Is known that all will con- "Queen of Sheb&," for the opening urging revision of the tariff, six democratic members of the com- PROMINENT NEW MEXICO ING. "Uncle Joe" Cannon Is getting ready the advisability of holding such a con- tribute liberally and that the work of night, has the most exten- mittee, would take the majority con- the Associated Charities will start off and made to load the committee on ways and away ference in his message to congress, POLITICIAN TO WED As wa told in The Citizen several sive preparations to make the per- trol from the republicans. soon on a solid financial basis. means with "stand pat" members, so It Is the present purpose of Mr. and it U expected that after the days ago, Lloyd Phelps, who. with formance a memorable one. The opera opening of congress the committee Rabbi Kaplan, president of the As- Richard Rogers, was killed by the ac- will be sung in German and cast Cannon to replace them by such men sociated Charities, will call a general Special to The Citizen. the as McCleary, will hold a meeting to determine the cidental collapsing of a bridge on the will include Mms. Nordlca, Miss Walk- of Minnesota, pronounc- program con- meeting In the near future, at which Carlsbad, N. M., Nov. 20. An- ed tariff pat" men. and to decide where the Zunl Mountain railway near Ketner er, Knote, Van Rooy and Miss Alten. "stand ference Is to be held. There Is a time detailed plans of the work ot nouncement has been made here of last Tuesday, was the son of a The staging, to which Mr. Conreid Such action at this time would set- holding the organization will be presented the engagement of Postmaster Louis tle the tariff for years strong sentiment in favor of wealthv Michiean family. payed particular attention, will be on matter several conference In Brazil, but the Ar- and agreed upon. O. Fullen, of this city, and editor of to i the The positive Identification of Phelps the most magnificent scale. One come. gentine Republic has also made a the Carlsbad Argus, to Mrs. Dorothy re- fifty-fiv- e President Roosevelt has to was made yesterday, after the thousand, two hundred and tried strong bid. Most of the projects In- ITALY'S QUEEN DOWAGER Bowman Mooera, daughter of Rer. ceipt of a telegram from L. M. Phelps new costumes, designed by a famous keep free of the tariff controversy at CELEBRATES HER BIRTHDAY. Dr. and Mrs. Bowman, of San Fran- so dorsed at the socond conference, Mich., stating that on his this time, as to concentrate all on fifty-fourt- of Pontiac, German artist, will lie macle in Vienna which was held In the City of Mexico, Rome, Nov. 20. The h cisco, Cal. The wedding Is to take son's left forearm tattooed Into the large the battle for railroad rate legisla- place In San for this performance, anil a I & t 3 r l four years ago, have been carried out. birthday anniversary of the Dowager Francisco the latter tlesh with indelliule ink. was a dagger quantity of properties of the most ex- 'IS tion. recommend- part of this month, anjjja to be a He was to refrain from com- The sanitary conference Queen Margherlta was celebrated all and on the right foream in the same quisite make have been imported for careful ed closed Its labors. A by display brilliant event. mitting large Influ- has recently through Italy today a of manner, was tattooed the figure of a the same purpose. himself to the and years fes- Mrs. Mooera' first husband waa arms ential delegation of shoe manu- coffee conference was held two flags and bunting and by popular woman. An examination of the The audience will be unusually bril- the ago, ar.d matters have been The Italian and foreign ships E. D. Mooers, son of the Mooers, who O. W. who called on him other tivities. of the body cf Phelps at liant at the opening performance. facturers this handled through the Bureau of Ameri- in pen- with several other Los Angeles men, establish- week; also that he has indulged In no Italian harbors hoisted their Strongs' sous undertaking Every box In the house has been en- can Republics. The second confer- nants In honor of the occasion aud made a fortune out of the famous ment, where the remains have been gaged by members of the exclusive so- extended discussion of revision in his "Yellow Aster" mine at Randsburg. forthcoming message. ence was composed of delegates from their bands played national anthems. held awaiting Identification, revealed ciety aud every seat In the large nineteen republics. Since its adjourn- The dowager queen celebrated day Marital Infelicities early disturbed th body But the president has very decided the the fact that the bore such house was sold out several weeks ago. ment, two more have been born, Cuba quietly In the circle of her family and peace of the young couple and not marks, and thus tao identification was ' views on tariff revision, and it has ex- long ago Mrs. Mooers figured In a t and Panma, both of which, It Is i held a reception, to which only the become known that he did figure on as made complete. pected, will be represented at ap- , royal sensational horse whipping episode ST. COLUMBUS IT writing special message on sub- the members of the household were L. M. Phelps, the father of the dead a this proaching meeting. admitted. the avenging party. Since her di- wan, was once .telegraphed the lt ject as soon as rate legislation should vorce Mrs. Mooers has been spending at MAY BE AFTER ALL lllll"r-'- of the examination, and he wired be off the boards. a good deal of her time In New York to ship the remains at once, which if' J The open antagonism of Speaker and on her New Mexico ranch. She was done this morning. Rome, Nov. 20. The matter of the Cannon to any revision of the. tariff has also taken an occasional run over canonization of Christopher Colutibus. presents an unexpected and a grave PART OF ENGLISH DESERTERS to Europe to relieve the Itinul. Mr. whlcl has been under complication. Fullen, who Is a lawyer, editor and AUTOMOBILE CLUB course In loading ii: i ic Coiu,' egatlon of R.ies for M.me His threatened the 'politician, is prominent In republican against the administra- HAS 700 MEMBERS time, will be given a nw lr.ipius by committee RETURN BUT ARE TURNED AWAY politics in New Mexico, and It is salu the express order of Plus X Next y tion's plans is a complication of even that he Is In line for high political May the fourth centennial of the more grave character. honor when the territory is admitted In It there is a menace of party New York. Nov. 20. The annua! iltuth of Columbus will be ce'.ebrate.l New York, Nov. 20. Of the sailors were as deserters. Many of to the Union. of of the umU-- disruption. There nothing yet to treated meeting and election officers Spanish Initiative, and it '3 con- SPEAKER JOE CANNON. from the British squadron commanded the left sailors have applied to the Automobile club of America was held sidered desirable at the vatici:i that indicate that the threatened clash BRIEF BUT BRILLIANT were may not be touched as might prevent tV of Mr. by Prince Ixiuls of Battenburg, who Immigration authorities for their re- today. The following officers his canonization shall be coincident that the tariff were missing from their ships when turn to England. Commissioner ACCEPTANCE OF CROWN. elected: Dave H. Morris, president; with the anniversary. Thousands of long as this congress lasts. Cannon as speeker. Copenhagen, Nov. 20 The throne Is not Inviting the squadron made ready to sail to- Watchorn said a fine of - a head Colgate Hoyt, first vice president; bishops from all over the world have The news has just leaked out that President Roosevelt of Norway was formally tendered to pres- open war with congress, but it Is a day, several who had overstayed would be levied on the prince's lleet Frederick O. Bourne, second vice petitioned the Vatican to fcave the Speaker Cannon Is distrustful of four leaves, were away to be Prince Charles of Denmark this morn- ident; Gray Dinsraore, third republicans who are now on the ways case of "you never can tell." Cannon their turned when for every sailor who appeared Clarence canonization of Columbus considered they tried to board the ships this stranded In New York, the same ing I'V a rtenutiitinn of members ot vice president; W. S. Fanshawe, treas- by Congregation of A work and means committee, the committee and Roosevelt both have stiff necks. left the Rites. trans-Atlant- ic ev- Norwegian perllament, and governors years, morning. The officers said they were as on steamers for the urer; to serve three published under Plus IX, designed to willing to lose these men on principle. ery Immigrant smuggled into the by King Christian In behalf Col. John Jacob Astor, George F. prove was father that Columbus the WANT GENERAL RULE They were worthless and therefore Uulted States. of his grandson. The function only Chamberlln, Schuyler Skats Wheeler; of an il Us m la I e son, caused a tempor- FORMER EQUITABLE lasted twenty minutes, but the scei governor gerve years, Will- for to two ary stay of the cause of canonization, FOR RACING YACHTS was brilliant. iam Plerson Hamilton; for governor but it was resumed under the late DIRECTORS DEMUR NEGROES AT LITTLE ROCK TELEPHONE 2.000 YEARS ' serve one year, John E. Bourne. pope. Plus X. soon after his election, HEAR BOOKER WASHINGTON. OLD, IT IS SAID. JUDGE BETHEA AGAINST club membership reached its a many Ital- -- The has received memorial from New York, Nov. 20. The hearing Ni w York, Nov. 20. Committees Little Rock, Ark., Nov. 20. Under Iyonrloii, Nov. 0. News has Just COMMERCE COMMISSION. limit of seven hundred and there is a ian bishops, headed by the Archbishop of arguuieuts of thirty-tw- o de- the auspices of Negro been received here that an English the the of the Yacht Racing association of the Business Chicago, Nov. 20 Judge Bethea. In considerable waiting list. of Turin, asking for a new considera- murrers iuterposed by former direc- Men s League a meeting will be held officer iu Hlndootitan has discovered today Long and New the I'nlted States circuit court tion of the case, and the pope has tors of the Equitable Life Assurance Island Sound of the at the Capital Theater this evening, that many ancient Indian temples In by de- decided Illegal the order issued th now orders a definite company to against a j before way places were DEATH OF FRANK C. gien that the suits brought Yrk Yacht Club held conference which Booker T. Washington out of the connected interstate commerce commission di- cision must soon lie reached. them by State Attorney General Julius here today to discuss several matters j of Tuskegee, Ala., the famous negro with each other by metallic wires aud recting rates on live- BARKER AT LAS CRUCES Among will Through that railroad M. Meyer, wa begun today. of importance to yacht racing In this j educator, deliver an address. He a kind of telephone. archae- stock between the Missouri river and SCOTTISH RITE MASONS those who filed demurrers are Gen- country. They will make an effort to U now on an extensive tour through ological Investigations the same of- Chicago be lowered In conformity tC 4 Y GATHER IN MILWAUKEE. eral Louis Fitzgerald. James W. Alex- reaujusi me ciassinca-iu- oi ituuuu-er- the southern and southwestern states ficer has discovered that practical with the rates on dressed beef. Special to The Citizen. ' Milwaukee. Wis., Nov. 2u. The ander, Senator Chauncey M. Depew, and will probably recommend a and will also deliver lectures and ad- telephone communication, something I .as Cruces, N. M , Nov. 20. fall session of the Wisconsin consist- Henry C. Demlng, James Hazen Hyde, change In the time allowance from 70 dresses In Pine Bluff, and In several like that of the present day was COPPER COMPANY PAYS 4 Frank C. Barker, for fifteen ory. Scottish Rites Masons, opened William H. McTyra. John J. Mcl'ook. to 6o per cent. They will aiso ap- cities of Oklahoma, Arkansas and known to the inhabitants of India BIG QUARTERLY DIVIDEND. George August . thau two years ago. 4 year past a business !in of here today at the Masonic Temple, J. Gould. James J. Hill. point a committee, which will confer iiioie thousand ew York, Nov. 20. The Calumet Las Cruces, died here Sunday ev- - and will remain in session three days. Beimont, Henry C. Prick. Darius O. with a similar committee of the Brit- &HecU Copper mining company to- - 4 eulng at 6 o'clock of tubercu- - The attendance is very large and Mills, Alexander J. Cassatt. Alfred O. ish association, for the purpose of Lead and Copper. Spelter. ifiv declared a quarterly dividend of Ed- 4 losis. V many of the delegates are accom- Vanderbllt, John Jacob Astor, and adopting an universal rating rule for New York, Nov. 20. Lead, firm at St. Ixniis. Mo., Nov. 20. Spelter, (1 5 a share, an Increase of $5 over panied by their wives. ward II. Ilarriman. racing yachts. copper, firm dull, $5.97 tlltlll $.2oG.a3; at $lti.00. V. . it t paid the last previous quarter. batf3aMa1a,iaa.d V

PAGE TWO. ALHUQUKKQUE EVENING CITIZEN. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20. 1905. buquerque team will probably not be SHE EVENING CITIZEN defeated this year." Great Game at Mesilla Park. SPORTING... One of greatest games of foot BANK rakflke Dally art Weakly ay the YOU EL INSTITUTIONS ball played In the territory this sea- ...BREVITIES DO WANT Til The Citizen Publishing Company son was the one played at. Mesilla Park on Saturday between .the El NAME AND ADDRESS Paso high school eleven and the team a PUjlm frw ar Imitm tkmca Om of the Agricultural college. Both of the man who fhouid ba working for you? Mil M eaat Um awtta. Tom O'Rourke. t ho woll known Now teams fought through two long halves of the man whs wcuuld gladly lend you money? -- iork sporting man. has sold his .i. !.., h hi- ' tel IXOaven. for of the n;m vUl would like to buy your hors? - ended by a score of 0 to 0. Both 0" 1j" Montetima Trust Co. teams were very evenly matched. The .". nl tour o his of the man who would buy an Interest In your business? college kept the ball in Kl Paso of thp man who would buy that lot f ground? ALBUQUEKQUE, ,NEW MEXICO ter.'"1, - Nonr-of-The- ritory most half, and Man Afraid of who all of the second , - of the man would buy your old bicycle? - r ..millions ,cm p hen a twice advanced the ball within strlk- - ing distance of the goal, when they;1"!'1- by two-third- s of the sporting Official Paper of Bernalillo Count) would be held for down.. r! 'r ' '."iT n'in CAe Citizen Want Ads, Furnusln you Campbell and Warnick, halfbacks'"" "h .lack AfttmoM DliMttWw. Corbet I was picked as a loser when witlh for the El Paso team, plaved the star , mameS and addresses Capital and Surplus Urprt City U4 Conntjf Ctrwlltlcn. game for school, while Miller, IO,,nt " i.ss.mmons c $100,000 their was people wtao are Tkt LarfMt Nmt Mmica ClrcuUtlen, Ames and A. Graham did spectacular slated to lose when lie fought lirgMt North im Arlrom Clirulilten with C'orbett: Nelson was d "Ncccessary to Your Prosperity' 4 ler for the college, was hurt In 'the !,(lpr,,1,;,1 w,h"" h'' ,"',1,!hl'11,r,7.' ,Th' or latter part of the game and had to auascmTiON: but what's tlte use. There- - is one . an in retire, his place being filled by raar aaTue. ff.M faithful backer of Fitzslmmons, who rExecxitivtaPoslHons) (Clerical) Interest Allowed Savings a art, ana KMtitk .K Rohahr. Money to Loan on Deposits has fnith In his ability to take V want iwti immediately to fiT hundred ol W amO. ana LOC ( The college eleven Is scheduled to F.iecutlve, Clerical, ami On Furniture, Pianos, Organs, Horses rar s rneasure . nn n 'leihnkut Salesman po.l play a game with th Albuquerque V ' r,''n mat nopei hlrnia, payiiiK (ruin al.lloU to t.VW0 a year. If yva Wagons and other Chattels; also on team In Albuquerque on Christmas ndlW.liial is no other than the freck- - lareahiKh irrade man write ior booklet andstatatba SALARIES. AND WAREHOUSE RE- by Carrier, per month )Pd Coi Himself. s ia4oi uofeillun you deiire. Othcaa In IS ctlie PUy 60c day. A team composed of the best nishiiinn And he CEIPTS, as low as $10.00 and as high - something of a "wise old owl.' Mapgoedt (Ino). Brain Broktr Dlavers anion the lumber and Ath- as $200.00, N Loans are quickly made I Cmsait wtll ha I nuiiaing , ox. Lou aathrna ia th. letlc association will be pocked to play 11,ar,n," Dreyfuss of Pittsburg pit memicai it and strictly private. Time: One aV a aa law mta at mto ar far ' np Impeachment ar awk. th visitor. On Th,nus.rlvln that heT month to one year given. re- Wiyi Ample Mean and Unturpaased Facilities! Bar amta, M aMtithhr. dv ' Goods a" ka the Fort Bliss team will meet the 7in ?'lke.0r"Jr "l" main in your possession. Our rates I t. Me says catch- - i.,mwmo ot Tr.inn ori, are reasonable. Call and see us be- linrttol titu Iidt Kaon ob Ippllcatloc WANTED A dining room girl at the fore borrowing. From Pittsburg conies the slory that Columbus hotel. THE HOUSEHOLD LOAN CO. wm INTERNATIONAL FAIR Grady may be secured by Cincinnati. FagT I aaarar a fanr W aHQ lug ui ' WANTED Clean inquire a Steamship tickets to and from all ' aa ana ll)au of th aaaar. The next fistic bout of any conse- The Citizen office. parts ol the world? OPENED AT HOUSTON quence Is In the meeting California, W A S T El Gill for housework. Apply Rooms 3 and 4; Grant Bldg. a1 on M aaa aaaltlain Nov. 24th. of Mike Sullivan and at 423 South First street. 315 West Railroad Ave. Houston, Tex., Nov. 30. The open- - George Gardner. The men are to fight Oomfavt. Dimfta. WANTED highest PRIVATE OFFICES. ing today of the great International at catch weights, In the welter dtvis-Fai- rhree palntera, wages. C. A. Hudson. Open Evenings. aaraMa at Ika ardar a( which was to be opened October, Ion, and an attempt Is being made to gentlemen board-ers- ; Extend to Depositor every Proper Accommodation, 21st. but was postponed owing to thehow that they will battle for the WANTED Three PROFESSIONAL CARDS and Solicit New prevalence of yellow fever and thei welter weight championship, no Invalids. 410 South Edith Account CapiUI, $150,000.00. quarantine - Fltzsim-taine- street. strict regulations main- Tommy Ryan Is accusing DENTISTS. all through the south, attract- - mons of dodging a fight A girl help with cook-in- g o IU. Bell 15. with Marvin WANTED to OFFICERS AND ed manv thousands of visitors from Hart. "It Is tho worst nse nf crawl I and house work. 315 South DIRECTORS: all parts Mexico, DR. J. E. KRAFT, of this state and lever heard of." says Ryan. Ryan must Third street. Surgeon. SOLOMON LUNA, President. W. S. STRICKLER, V. P. isever. berore have the people In Mex-- he a poor if never Dental and Caatiier HAVE listener he. heard WANTED Two Ir three furnished Rooms 15 and 16, Grant block, over W.J.Johnson, A set Cahier. Wm.1 Mcintosh j. c. ATHLETES Ico taken so much Interest In an of a worse case. As a dodger Hart is housekeeping. Ad- Baldridge rooms for light the Golden Rule Dry Goods company. Solomon A. M. American fairs In this case and the a n in Luna Blackwell George Arnot O. E. Cramwell the artificial class. dress, P. O. Box 73, city. Both 'phones. Appointments made by ALL-STA- R Mexican exhibit Is or exceptional In-- 1 According to a dispatch. TEAM Jimmy WANTED Position as cook or nouse-keepe- r mall. and far .superior even to that bring signed to play with n has the in a good American family DEPOSITORY FOR THE ATCHISON, TOPEKA A Fair, go Accord-Preside- Edmund J. Alger, D. D. S, SANTA FE RY. at the St. Louis World's ca Nationals next season. Address. A. B this office. Diaz and the Mexican gov-- ing to a dispatch from Willlamsport. No. 306 Railroad avenue. Office ' a second-han- d ernment have made liberal allowances Pa., Jimmy Sebring is to play next WANTED Gentlemen hours, 8:30 a. m., to 12:30 p. m.; 1:30 Wallop Lumber men Yesterday 515 Tri-Stat- clothing. No. South First street p. m. 5 p. Ap- for the Mexican exhibit and have sent season with the e League, to m. Telephone 462. south of viaduct. Send address and pointments by a numlier of their representatives to i Take your choice, made mail. By Score of will call. R. J. Sweeney, proprietor a assume charge' of the exhibits. The retirement of Joe AValcott LAWYERS. The governor of this state aad leaves these six boys to fight it out WANTED Ixig jobbers with stock, 33 to nearly welterweight long contracts; also white pine A all the members of his staff for the title: Willie S. ' Rodey. , FIRST grader. E. L. De Camp, care J. M. Bernard NATIONAL BANK as well as many state officials and Lewis. Jack O'Keefe, Jimmy Gardner ATTORNEY-AT-LAW- . Albuquerue. 1 Co., Rhoades, Ariz. the members of the municipal govern-- "Buddy" Ryan, ""Young Peter Jack-me- Dennis Lumber N. M. Prompt attention given to all ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. UNIVERSITY DEFEATS INDIANS of this city took part in the son, and "Honey" Mellody. WANTED Dressmaking. I am pre- business pertaining to the profession. opening ceremonies. As Saturday was Columbia and Pennsylvania will pared to give first class work at Will practice In all courts of the terri- whet'h-effort- s guar- Press Day and Children's Day, special next week debate the question reasonable prices. Satisfaction tory and before the United States Officer been to and professionals Mrs. F. E. Shelly, 212 South and Directora. Yesterday afternoon for second had made receive er should lie allowed to anteed. land office. JOSRoA the entertain the large number of news-- participate in athletic events in the Arno street. S. KAYNOLDS , President In Ira M. time a few weeks, the Albuquer- papermen who came here from all colleges. The negative will prob- - Bond. Vice President side MALE HELP WANTED ATTORNEY-AT-LAW- . vpL25OT que Athletic Association foot ball parts of the state and the thousands ably win, but the true answer is: 32 F street ....Caehler WANTED Men to learn trade. N. W., Washington, D. C. Pensions, R; - eleven administered a crushing d of children of the Houston public Yes. but he must not be found out barber Asalitant Cashier day. Moler'a System College, Los An- lands, patents, copyrights, caveats, H. F. RAYNOLD3f com-Tony- schools visiting the fair that Jos. .YleCracken. the well Director feat to the American Lumber 's known geles. patents, The fair will close on November '29. foot ball player, will be sent to Can- letter trade marks, claims. team, final score 3S ' the beini? by Unl-verslt- R. W. D. Bryan. V. 8. ton. China, the Pennsylvania. FOR RENT DEPOSITORY. k J ATTORNEY-AT-LAW- . i to 0. The game was .levoid ffa?.:c-tacula- HOPES THAT SOME MAY to establish a branch medical FOR" RENT i.arge,ii'rnished"'f ion" Albuquer fli-- YET RETURN TO DUTY. school que, N. M. Office, National plays, as at no time did the there. ro.im, over postoftice. First AuthorHed Capital r w $500,000. New York, Nov. 20. One thousand Michigan-Wisconsi- Bank building. look-in- . The game at lumbermen have so much as a x TO RENT One room, Paid Up Capital, 8urplu and Profit and forty-si- British sailors were Ann was no side of store 250,0OO.0 Arbor surprise, although at 20 South Second street. E. W. Dobson. missing from the squadron of Prince It was thought that Michigan would ATTORNEY-AT-LAW- . One nicely Office Croni Depository for Topeka aV In the first five minutes of the play, Louis of Battenberg today. The Brit- run up a larger score. Wisconsin FOR RENT furnished well block, Albuquerque, N. M. Atchlon, Banta Fe Railway Company room. 214 South street. Btamm, for the Athletes, made a ish vessels have been anchored in played the gnnie without a substitute. Walter hTitHr ' New York harbor for little more than FOR RENT Nicely furnished room, Jo Stingle. forty-yar- d run The last and what is expected to be ATTORNEY-AT-LAW- . around the end for a a week. are now recog- 115 Suite 16, N touchdown. The sailors the best game In the big nine this for gentleman, not an Invalid. T. Anderson failed to kick nized as on books of the year South Walter street. Armijo building, Albuquerque, goal. Before the half ended the deserters the will occur at Chicago oh Thanks- N. M. six big ships comprising the fleet, but giving day, when Yost's team will FOR RENT Furnished rooms for Athletes had scored tvn mnrn tnnoh. officers hope of downs, cnH their that most them clast with Chicago university. Coach housekeeping. Iarge and airy 524 ARCHITECTS. and the annro for ho half , ed 16 to 0 in favor of have merely overstayed their shore Stagg, of Chicago, is of the belief that West Railroad avenue. F. W. Spencer and V. O. Walling-ford- the rltv imik 46-4- leave and will return to the vessels in de-tea- t, rooms The second half was a repetition of. he has this year a teum that will FOR RENT Apartments in Park Barnett building time to leave on them. Albuquerque, N. M. 'phones. the Brat, and If anything the Ath-- , the Wolverine. VIH terace, eight room each; Both The State National Bank By defeating on Satur- letea played even better than they did LORD AND LADY CURZON Princeton modern equipment throughout. H. CIVIL ENGINEERS day by the overwhelming of 23 the first half. Anderson lrnka thrnmrh LEAVE FOR ENGLAND. score H. Tllton, room 19, Qran block OF ALBUQUERQUE to 4, Yale cot-tag- the line in the first few minutes of Bombay, cinched its claim as cham- FOR RENT Nicely furnished e D. F. McCrolling. Nov. 20. The festivities pion of the eastern gridiron this year. piay ana ran eighty yards for a touch and ceremonies connected with the re- flats, two and three rooms, $10 Civil engineering, surveying and down. Before half The features of the game was the $15 per Mrs. drafting, aotf Auto- the closed Mitch ception of the Prince and Princess of open playing and month. Norrls, Railroad avenue. ener and Stamm each made a touch of Yale in the second fi24 John street, east and of viaduct. matic 'phone 740. Wales being ended, Viceroy and Lady half, in which Quarterback Hutchin- CAPITAL ..1100,000.00 down and the tame ended aa tn n Curzon of Kedleston have sailed for FOR RENT Furnished rooms, by ..... Maffett, captain and quarter back son was the star, and the great root- CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. DEPOSITS ,....1250,000.00 England. The last night a brilliant ing by the Princeton students, day.week or month; also for light for the lumbermen, and the fastest reception was given in of which 113 state honor completely drowned out the Yale root- housekeeping. The La Veta, A. L. Morgan. player on the team, suffered a seri- the vieeroyal couple, and nearly all West Ixiad avenue. Mrs. J. Flaming, VVe hara liad a yery satisfactory growth since ous Injury to his arm in early ers. Tooker, for Princeton, saved his THE INDEPENDENT CONTRAC- the eatabllitment the the officials of the government and team proprietress. TOR AND BUILDER of our bank. If you are not on of onr cutomara, wa part or the game, but played until the number1 from total disgrace by making a Estimates are an aaould like a large of civil and military magnificent field goal cheerfully furnished; Job work solic- opportunity to how you our auperlor facllitlea. end. The Injury to Maffett seemeM to officers from all parts of India were from the FORSALE an me line. FOlC'SALE NewT brick'cot-tage- . ited. Automatic phone, 724; shop at ginger out of his team present at the dock, when Lord and North 0 andie the play from that time on was For the third consecutive time Ml! South Edith street. ill Second street, Albuquer- O. N. MARRON. Presldant. D. A. McPHIRSON, Lady Curzon embarked on their home Dartmouth tied Harvard on Saturday, que, N. M. Vice PreildenL ragged. Journey. FOJ FSAL E Ent f urn I s h i n gs'of a J. B. the final score being 6 to 6. HBRNDON. Caahlar. ROY McDONALD, AnltUat Caiaiar; University Bests Indians. Both five-roo- cottage. 120 Arno 0 teams played loot, South PHYSICIANS. In one of Miss A. E. Boyles, one of the best last ball and the st reet. the fastest and cleanest odds were in favor of the Dartmouth games of foot ball seen at Traction and most efficient telegraph operators RENT List your A. L. MAHAFFEY, M. D. eleven, Phu-var- d SELL. OR TRADE park university in the country, and for years the pop- which repeatedly forced Homeopathic IOOO this vear. the defeat. to kick. Ralph (ilae, playing property with T. L. McSpaiiden, 300 Physician and Surgeon. ed the Santa Fe Indians on Saturday ular manager of the Western Union South Broadway. Room 25, Whiting building, over Telegraph company's office at Trini right end for Dartmouth, covered him- drug anernoon by a score of 12 to 0. The FOR SALE OR A good busi- Vann's store. Automatic dad, Colo., Is here on a visit to her self with glory, and the Harvard backs TRADE telephone, 410. "OLD defeat of the Indians l.y no means ness for city property. T. L. 0 RELIABLE" ESTABLISHED 1878 story game. sister. Mrs. L. T. Delaney, and is aroun.i nis en.i. tells the of the Both his great"'' playing on Saturday. 31111 South Broadway. C. H. CONNOR, M. D., D. O. teams played good foot lall, with the scheduled to remain a couple of Osteopathic physician surgeon . lai!ha9 f.or "m' FOR SALE e ranch, in good and L B. best playing iu favor of mouths. Friends here will assist New Osu-o-patb- PUTNEY the university , h'nself a place on the stale of cultivation; a drive of one President Mexico Board of boys. Their superior knowledge of ir. iiant, n m.u tho visitor's , All ,whi,-h- h'R amMMnn hour from diseases successfully the game, together good vacation very pleasant while in the, ,',as ,"',; Albuquerque, Address, with team Beefl' is rapidly Hearing lis finish as D.. care treated. Office in Barnett building. work, was plainly territorial metropolis. nieCitizen. 2 evident. I the foot ball Hours, 9 to 2 and to 4. Both tele- WHOLESALE GROCER Donahy, best requirement. The FOR SALE A-- handsome Hardman for the university, got the his'urawny men of Harvard were out phones. Sundays by appointment. ball on d Barnev Oldtleld has announced piano, in tine condition and almost the line on a fumble, played by the smaller, fleeter men of and circling the end, over intention of trying to break the five new, at a bargain. For particu- FALL TERM. Flour, Grain and Provisions went the 1 eiiiisyivanm. ne meory line for a touchdown. mile track record of Point Breeze, oki time lars, call at this office. and he is now practicing on that track that mountains of flesh, lumbering Albuquerque Business College Open Carrie Allen kicked goal, and the - the Largest and Most Exclusive Stock first half Philadelphia. Montague Roberts, 'own the field, presented the strong- BUSINESS EXCHANGE. ivionaay, September 4, 1905. of Staple Grocerle ended 6 to 0 In favor of the varsity. at TO" prove'd"clt t In the Southwest In wlth the Thomas flyer, lately lowered t line of offense, or defense, has EXCH ANG E Good Im y Courses Bookkeeping and Penman the second half, the ball was kept een exploded this season. The light property for vacant lots. T. L. Mc- - ship, Shorthand, Typewriting, Eng in the Indians' territory most Oldfield's record for that track from -- of the weight player, of Spadden, 300 llsh, Spanish Draw- time and the men V24 to .heavy fleet foot South Broadway. and Mechanical FARM AND FREIGHT red were forced to wiry, active, auve ana aiert, maxes man, ing. WAGONS kick repeatedly, as they not McSPADDEN The exchange could Subscribe for The Citizen and get the Ideal player under the present See him for business exchanges. DAY AND EVENING SESSION. buck the university line , RAILROAD AVENUE with much , rules. 300 For particulars, call or address ALBUQUERUE, N. M. success nor get A- the new. South Broadway. around the ends. G. S. RAMSAY, llen, criss-cros- s Pres. In a with Clancy, fool- REAPING BENEFIT. R. O. STOLL, Secy. ed the Indians, and scored the sec- Library building, East Railroad ave- i ond and touchdown. Allen kick 44a0K44O4ia0 0444O4K4K4044 From the Experience of Albuquerque nue. ed goal and the game ended in favor SMAUN SING HPOO, TINY People. university by a Wo of the score of 12 BURMESE, SMALL- are fortunate indeed to he able ASSAYERS. to 0. v to profit by the experience of our Brig'hteir TKani ILver The showing of the Indians was EST MAN IN THE neighbors. The public utterances of CORBET A COLLINS Civil and Mining Engineer. very creditable when it Is known that MITE WORLD. Albuquerque residents on the follow- United That's the case with your business, Saturday's game was the first game ing subject will interest and benefit states Deputy Mineral Surveyor. ASSAYERS. with your city, when you make that the red men have played this sea-ao- thousands of our readers. Read this v oooooocooo East side of Plaza, Santa Fe, N. M a display with The team Is composed of some mo090oooooooNew York, Nov. 20. Smaun Sing statement. 'TIs emphatic and con- good material, which more vincing. No REALESTATE. needs llpoo is the smallest man in the better proof can be had: training, when it will be able to give C. !. Iitt, for ten years station REAL ESTATE. any team in the territory a gixd con- world. He is so little that General master at Albuquerque, now retired Oectlric ILig'hlls test. The lioys returned to Santa Fe Tom Thumb, In his shortest lays, was fioiu active cares of life, residence a a a i a a a a a 1 T V yesterday morning. On Thanksgiving almost a giant beside him. But being 315 North Arno street, says: "I had a The time to make a display with lights Is when the greatest number day they will on is H. B. GILCHRIST, people play the l.as Vegas the tiniest human stature earth attacks of backache stretching over of can bo attracted. That time is now. because now the holi- Normal university at Santa Fe. not the only claim for notoriety that a period of three years. On of them a Real Estate and Insurance. 6 day Monev bcason is approaching and buyers and shoppers are most active. La Vegas this mite of a Hermese makes. He Is oecuircil shortly before Doan's Kid- to Loan Gets Cold Feet. a 215 West a clever aerol.at and does his tumb- ney Pills camo to my notice, and I Railroad Avenue. a A COOD The following paragraph, taken falling DISPLAY AT XKJHT from the Las Vega Optic Satur- ling, jumping, running, stmits went to the Alvaradn pharmacy for a of I a a e a a a a a e a WILL MAKE MANV A SALE. day evening, will with the beot of them. box. knew the cause of my trouble be of interest to Sing llpoo Is a grown arose lx-a- l foot players, Little Smaun from imperfect action of the ball and allows 23 years You surely have your windows lighted if not, you should. You use that the Meadow City sports up man. He is old, ana is kldreys, because of the behavior of a WILLING HELPERS. have 34 tall, while In weight be v- ' them for display in the day time. vi,y not evidently gotten cold feet: only iuches v J f the kidney secretions and their con- a What's the use of a helper, If add to their value many Is a mure 20 pounds, with no ounces. dition fully a times, by attracting people, 1115111? "A ex-fo- proved It, but what to do he isn't willing? Willingness is a at Not expensive. number of ball players chesty, though, to ' met at the armory last evening to He Is quite for he (heck the trouble was a mystery. an ample mantle which will al- - a measures 22Mi inches there, while he Doan's - organize a team t show the Albu- Kidney Pills effectively stop- most cover all the sins of serv- 12 the waist line. ped difficulty, 'S - t querque eleven where to bark in at. is only at the if every one in Al- ice. But a classified advertise- Tlhey The parents of Smaun Sing llpoo buquerque 1 Bring but when tlte meeting it receives the great benefit nient in ho Evening Citizen Is a Results convened thought great misfortune when I did was found that there was not a great it a from that remedy, kidney com- willing helper that is not only r ' the little tiny nilte was born to them, plaint, backaqhe absolutely deal of enthusiasm among the en- r and trouble with the competent, but also Is thusiasts. The beefinesg for they were of normal size, while kidney sect et ions will cease to exist a a willing worker. It works all nniiur of the. were like any other In this The Albuquerqua Gas, of the Duke City aggregation un- his three brothers vicinity." the time for you. It is the best Electric Light & Power Company birthplace. For SO doubtedly took the back bone out of children of Burma, bis sale by all dealers. Price t and most economical publicity In the local Hah! Hah! boys, therefore, Now the little chap is looked up n us !',;' cents. Foster-Mllburi- i o,,, Buffalo, N. a the world. owing to the lateness of the season, a veritable sold mine, for it was Y., sole agents for the United States. t insure him for Renienilier t t t t the plans were given up and the Al thoiin.it iiece?sary tho name Duan'a and nttittiH"Dlip, drip, drip, oil eveiywbere"-bette- r 2MiiMi, which is ll.eoo fur each take no about oilier. oj cook with safe gas. U'E FILL pound of his Mule uody. betme lie1 A H. full line of liquors, cor-dial- s. started on hi showing trip from trie wtnes and PRESCRIPTIONS RTJPPK s Family a specialty. Er- RIGHT old world. He is e:mji a' trade ICILLthf NEXT TO BAf K OF COMMERCE MOST ap- nest Meyers & Co., 116 couch SICKNESS Tluu'cr lor the West Silver AMD lirt Avenue. CURE the LUNGS pearance in A uiei lea. At Consistent Prices Can be prevented by The liiinily i. which Sing 203 W. F atlroad Ave. ' Smaun A natural living. Coffee Hp o was were of lie peasant Disastrous Calamity. WITH bein It is a calamity, Dr. King's is a poison to many. cljii-s- and as the stnaM boy was uisasirous when you lose j our health, because Indi- growing up. 11 if it was nut far, be gestion am) was I'm constipation have sapped placed iu pearl t:s:u r'.t a Hear It away. Prompt Wm I. C. to iiis Inline he was Ki relief can be had In Discovery BALDRJOGE When bis Dr. King's New Life N uncle ha bill! I'M- the first lime, real- Pills. They 0KSUMPTI0N Prica TIVK AND CHICAGO LUMBER PO STUftfl build up your digestive organs, and ized Hiiam ial piwsjiiilt In FOB QUfiHSand 1 the treat ies euro headache, 50c a $1.00 I'HERM PAINT H U ILD N O PA PE R Alw aya" the iiule ilari. n:, unl to,,k him to dizziness, colic, (JOLDS Free Trial. (!, ("Maranteed bv all Cover more, look best, wear Iti rM 11. tir.-- drug tock. Plaster, Lime, FOOD COFFEE while be was i exhibited. gist s; r,c. longest, most economical, full Cament, SiliK llpoo was ambit ions. He -- nil '.Vr. !ura for all Jslnanu iuv.: I measure. Paint. Class Rash rww Builds health and strength. 111 e In-- 11 ucrom-ut- THROAT Biol U'NO TB.OUil- - Weill lor a cuiir.-- ol training, is turns wiih ihe very Citizen want ails get the business. L gun a gymnastic course, and now doesllalleni of them. Try one. J FIRST STREET AND COAL AVE. ALBUQUERQUE. N. M. PAGE THREE. MONDAY, NOVtMBER 20, 1905. AJkliUQUERQUE EVENING CITIZEN. :ootoooooooo IF THE WOMEN 18 Lots sold in the Eastern Addition, Highlands. Who suffers every month from ail- RAILROAD TOPICS ments peculiar to their sex would only take an occasional dose of Hostetter's Stomach Bitter they would find their bet- will be charged if after various organs strengthened and C. L. Davis, special yard watchman full rates and proper func- con- the close of the fair the fruit Is worth ter able to perform their for the Santa Fe at this point. is an tions. fined to his bed by sickness. less, some of the roads will refund and other one-ha- lf of the freight paid; charged HOSTETTER'S , John R. Abell, air man In the lo- on minerals full rates will be returned home from a going and returned free; If allowed to cal yards, has some visit of two months In Kentucky, his remain a a permanent exhibit STOMACH BITTERS an- &125, s150, $175 $200 per old home. concession will be made, to be by Present prices to lot. Lots 50x142 nounced later. Passenger rates on all is now being taken exclusively hundreds of women, who freely testify consignment of labor- the main line roads will le two cents ot ot A very large to its wonderful efficacy in cases of sixty-fo- sixteen-fo- ers bound for the Belen cutofT passed per mile each wav and on some, of feet, street, alley. one for the Backache, Cramps, Vomiting, Dizzi through the city on belated train No. the brnnch roads fare Indigestion. Try Belen. round trip has been named. ness, Costivenets or 1 last night en route to bottle. Depot Master Wells of the Santa OVERLAND FE SANTA OBJtCT TO CHANGING Fe, left today for La Junta, where he NEAR CROZIER. announcing NO. 8 WRECKED was called by a telegram Needles, dated WALLACE TO DOMINGO of his father, who A dispatch from the serious Illness Nov. 18, says: Five Pullman cars and la seventy-eig- ht years of age. one day coach of eastbound Santa Fe A CORRESPONDENT AT WALLACE engineers train No. 8 are In the ditch at Crozler, HAS SOMETHING TO SAY ON The names of thirteen Arizona, as a result of a wreck which twenty-on- e firemen are marked THE SUBJECT. and occurred at 4:30 o'clock .this morni- up on the extra board at Las Vegas ng.- Correspondence. engineer one fireman are Sneclal Look out for a general advance in prices over the whole Ad and two and was by a broken Nov. 18. i ne local registered as waiting for duty. The wreck caused Wallace. V M.. rail and luckily1 no one was Injured officials of the Santa Fe railroad snow passenger wreck- they troubled with sectional Superintendent James Kurn, of the although the in the are not dition within sixty days. v ed cars were badly shaken up. or race nreiud ice. judging Irom tne Rio Grande division, returned to bis which San they frequently give sta headquarters at San Marclal last The wrecked train left names the greater part Bernardino yesterday morning at 9:50, tions between Raton aid Deming. night after spending the night be- Take names the station ftt in Albuquerque on busi- pulled out of Needles last the for of last week hind time. It was a heavy train and the head of the central Rio Orande ness. during the night did not succeed In valley:

time-keep- making up much time. In 1880 It was named Wallace, af Harry Vaughan. er for the renowned gang working west wlnslow, The point where the wreck occurred ter General Lew Wallace, steel of la Crozler canyon, the on both hemispheres as a Union gen fell from a box car the other day and the famous considerably. is scene of so many big floods, and there eral, statesman, diplomat and aulnor was bruised up He are many dangerou places along me and the station became nearly as now at his home at Wlnslow and Is godfather. rapidly. track In that vicinity for such a wreck widely known as Its SURETY INVESTMENT COMPANY, OWNERS. Improving as occurred. In 1895 the local officers changed , baggage, mall, express name Thornton, after General O. H, Gray, who formerly held the The engine, Its to and day coaches passed over the break Thornton, a Confederate soldier, and HO SOUTH SECOND STREET. position of night watchman at the lo- safely. was prisoner of war. Both cal depot, and recently been em- In the rail The chair car a former federal has the first to leave the track and the of these men are native born Amen ployed at El Paso, passed through the changed Ve- Pullmans followed. cans. Officials have now this city this morning en route to Las tell-ta- le spe- Engineer Jackson felt the latter to Domingo, now the railroad OF SALE. BIDS gas, where he will the Indicating rail, and name, Domingo Antonio, the NOTICE PENITENTIARY cial service of the Santa Fe. Jerk. .a broken after oulcklv brought the engine to a stop, old-tim- e station storekeeper. Whereas. L. L. Ayers. did in and City, Conductor Cooey was in charge of After the division terminal was Santa Fe, N. M.. November 16,. 1906. REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE T. E. Purdy, of Oklahoma purchased by a certain chattel mortgage, dated by recently appointed to the train. moved to this city he the Sealed proposals will be received Okla., who was wrecking crew was summoned railroad Palace saloon and postoffice the 2d day of September, A. D. lfofi, the board of New Mexico penitentiary succeed H. S. Lutz as agent for the A from Needles This morning and a side bulldlnn and moved Into the latter, grant, bargain and sell to O. W. commissioners at the office of the Santa Fe at Albuquerque, has arrived Strangs' Sons, the following de- 10 m., ac- track was built around the wreck so where he remained until It was turn superintendent until o'clock a. National city is now getting Bank in the and can pass. ed down. Then he built the house scribed property: on Monday, November 27, 1905, for quainted with his new duties. He will other trains Two hacks, with rubber ties, one Alfaoqa part of No. 8 Is due at Crozler at 12:07 a that still stands there, and which for furnishing and delivering at the New at erqae, in the Territory of New Mexico take formal charge the latter as offices steel stanhope, one rubber tire stau supplies here--! Mr. as yet not m., but did not reach the station until several years was used the Mexico penitentiary the the week. Lutz has of thp Rland Transfer company, and hope, one rubber tire runabout, one inarter mentioned, or so much at the close of business, November 9th, 1905 '."will go when he 4:30. there decided where he later as a post'offlce and the office of rubber tire surrey, one steel tire of as the board may deem sufficient. leaves Albuquerque. farmer, and snrrey, one express wagon, three sets MACHINIST HELPER AT SAN the Government Indian Payment for said supplies will be RESOURCES. as a bay house for the Berna double harness, three sets single har- made In cash. Delivery of all sup- A made in the rail then change has been BERNARDINO SCALDED. iillo Mercantile company. ness, one set express harness, three plies except perishable articles must Loans and Discounts $1,316,334.18 way mall service on the coast lines, A machinist helper named Freder brings saddles, two office tables, one office Overdrafts, secured and unsecured 3442144 the head- That the whirligig of time be as directed by the superintendent whereby Williams becomes ick was Friday afternoon frightfully strnnee revenues is exenipimea in stove, one prflr chain martingales, five Samples will be required or all arti U. 8. Bonds to secure circulation 200,000.00 quarters for one end of the run be- v scalded while at work on an engine honoring Domingo's name. blankets, three saddle blankets, three cles marked with an asterisk, and U. 8. Bonds to secure U. S. Deposits T 00,000.00 tween this city and Los Angeles. This says thus lap robes, at the Santa Fe round house, the riding bridles, all whips, these should he labeled, showing the Premiums on U. 8. '. 9,000.00 change was made after careful con- manner forks, shovels, rub- Bonds San Bernardino Sun. In some ITEMS, brushes, brooms, name of bidder, price, etc., and. must Bonds, securities, etc sideration and will to a great extent he turned a valve letting a let of ALCODONES ber boots, rubber aprons, pads, spurs not 37,322.60 Arizona be delivered to the superintendent Banking House, 38,500.00 add to the Importance of the steam and scalding water onto him harness rack chamois, mattress and 9 on day. Furniture and Fixtures.... town give town two malls later than o'clock said and the self, and before he could move or be Special Correspondence. bedding, clock, summer lap robes, All bids must be made strictly In ac Other real estate owned 25,000.00 each way a day. fol- Due gotten away by his companions he was Algodones, N. M., Nov. 16. There tools, bicycle, wringer and the cordance with the conditions on blank from National Banks (not .reserve fearfully scalded about the face, neck - lowing horses: by agents) 154,357.15 Carroll, for some past, has- been no school held this year In proposals, which will be furnished James time and chest. with One bay team, named Joe and Dick; the superintendent on application; no Due from State Banks and Bankers 84366.63 traveling engineer on the Albuquer-que-Winslo- - this district. What is the matter He was attended by Dr. J. N. Bay- the hoard of education? One of the one black team, named Maud and bid otherwise made will be entertain Due from Approved Reserve Agents 847388.72 division of the Santa Fe, lls and Dr. Learn, and taken on the Pigeon; one horse, named Pinto; one required from has received notice that his territory members of the BChool directors who ed. A bond will be Checks and other Cash Items 1,132.19 3:37 train by Dr. Learn to the Santn horse, named . Earl; one bay horse, for faith- enlarged, Include the New cannot read or write was all successful bidders the Notes of other National Banks 105,875.00- - lias been to Fe hospital In Los Angeles. year named Ben; ful fulfillment of contracts within ten Mexico division as far as Las Vegas. neain this and to their shame mortgage was Fractional Paper Currency, Nickels and Cents 1,137.52 While the man's injuries are of a voted for him and this, Which said chattel days after date of award: This will include the territory of John very it is hardly be four Americans executed to secure O. W. Strong's Lawful Money Reserve in Bank, viz: en- serious character, belne Informed of the iaci 50,000 lbs. flour. A. Ross, who has been traveling after Sons, payment of twenty-lghj- t Specie $114,046.00 Mr. lieved they will be ratal. His chance There was no necessity for electing the 5,000 lbs. beans. gineer of that division, Ross, re notes, $50.00 Legal-tende- r for life will depend largely on how certain promissory for 1.000 lbs. oatflakes. notes 51,009.00 N turning to the duties of a passenger such a man as there Is scarcely three mort- ' deep the burns are, and that could not are each, described in said chattel 1,000 lbs. rice. 1 65,055.00 engineer. men in this school district who Ayers, be determined fully In the hasty dress not fairly educated. It is the duty of gage, made by the said L. L. 30 cases laundry soap. Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer (5 per ing given the man before removal to and payable to the order of O. W. 50 pepper, whole. It is reported that the Southern Pa the. county school superintendent to lbs. black cent of circulation) 10,000.00 the hospital yesterday. not qualified Strong's Sons, bearing date the 2d 500 lbs. K. C. baking powder, cine will do nothing toward rebuild see that no man who is day September. A. D. 1905, and be until shall serve on the board of education. of cans. ing the depot at LordBburg after ing payable as follows: First note California, fruits, assorted. Total $3,130,78431 year. me aepoi mind- HURLEY'S STAR STORY. The same man is also road super- cases the first of the . payable October 1st, 190BT and one on 6 cases canned corn. ing appropriation Is about exhausted. visor. succeeding month ap- of last few days have the last of each 200 lbs. laundry 'starch, bulk. LIABILITIES. By waiting until the next year's A CONDUCTOR The rains the until all of said notes are In . It Is TELLS OF FIX made plenty of water for range stock thereafter 500 lbs. sal soda, bulk. Capital Stock Paid ...1 $ 200,000.00 propriation becomes available paid, all of said notes bearing inter ") ' i Drobable much better and more WAS LEFT IN BY A HYPNOTIST. for the winter. Workmen are btsy 25 cases roasted coffee. Surplus Fund 50,000.00 that est at the rate of 10 per cent per 4 syrup. expensive depot will be built than building a new church here. barrels Undivided Profits, less Expenses and Taxes annum from date until paid. 100 lbs, baking soda, l's. year. The James E. Hurley, general manager Rumor says that work on the brick , Paid .. 48.19538 could be constructed this And, whereas, the said chattel mort compound, 501b. cans. people In Lordsburg. under these clr of the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe, plant near Tiinque will soon com- 2,500 lbs. lard National Bank Notes Outstanding 200,000.00 gage wag conditioned that In case de 10-l- cumstances are willing to wait, for says that this is the best story be mence and about 25,O00 will be ex- 180 lbs. tea, boxes. fault should be made In the payment 5 Due to other National Banks 294,14333 they would like to see a fine depot at ever heard on a railroad man: pended on the plant which will be cases matches. of the said sums above mentioned, 2 cases Greenwich concentrated lye Due to State Banks and Bankers 01,680.57 that town. A man In a country town went cra first class In all respects. any or busy hauling wood for or of them, the Interest there' ib. cans. Individual Deposits subject to check 1,171,202.61 zy on hypnotism. He imagined be Farmers are on, or any portion thereof, as the same l who charge nypnotist on Crops are all and 1 groBs scrub brushes. Time Certificates of Deposit 946,060.25 S. F. Vorhes, has had was the greatest eartn. this winter. secured ehouM become and be due and paya of the Santa Fe's pumping station at He was a powerful fellow and the of- stock Is now running at large. 1 gross brooms. Certified Checks 4,673.99 ble according to the terms of said 1,000 lbs. dried peas. Cashier's Outstanding 28,587.00 Isleta for several years, was brought ficers knew that he would put up a Ducks are very plentiful here and promissory notes, respective Checks .. Injured, they were taking by several 1 case corn starch, l's, Deposits 58,472.06 to the city yesterday, badly hard fight if he knew several have been killed hunters ly; or In case the said Ayers or any United 8tates and Is confined to the home of his son, him to asylum. So they evolved In this vicinity. Some beaver have 2,000 lbs. dry salt bacon. Deposits of U. S. Disbursing Officers 37,768.93 the person In his behalf, should remove, 1,000 lbs. corn meal. James Vorhes, of 1214 North Fourth a scheme. They told him that there also been killed along the river here. secrete, sell or assign, or attempt to In asylum more 6 cases 31b. Lae Cruces tomatoes. street. Mr. Vorhes was thrown from were some people the who They are plentiful this fall than remove, secrete, sell or assign the sugar. Total t 3,130,78431 a railroad velocipede on last Thurs- would unravel a thrilling story If they for several years past. 75 sacks granulated said goods and chattels, or any part 1 case salmon, 48's. day by a Jar caused by the machine were hypnotlzeed, and wanted him to The shutting down of the Hagan portion ex was off- or thereof, without the 60,000 lbs. fresh beef, prime quality, Territory of New Mexico, County of Bernalillo, as: colliding with a dog. one riD do 4he job. He consented. The coal mines hurt business here some- press written consent of said O, bruised expect the necks and shanks excluded. I, Frank McKee, Cashier of the above-name- d bank, broken and he was otherwise icers boarded the train with him bound what but we the building of Strong's Sons, ob- injuries are not as W. first had and 1 doz, pint bottles vanilla extract. d solemnly swear above Is and scratched. His for the asylum. When the conductor the new brick plant will help us tained, It should and would be that the statement true to considered serious. came along the crazy man began tell- much as the Hagan coal mines. Take then 1 doz. pint bottles lemon extract. the est of my knowledge and belief. lawful for the said O. W. Strong's 300 ground. ing of his own hypnotic powers. The It on the whole we cannot complain. lbs. red chile, FRANK McKEE, Cashier. Mo Sons to take possession of the said The board of New Mexico penlteo W. C. Fellows, receiver for the conductor died not believe him. Algodones is fairly prosperous. goods chattels, and to sell and Subscribed and sworn to before me this 14th day of railroad, in H. M. and tlary commissioners reserves the have & Mnitown was "I'll Just hypnotize you to prove It," J. dispase of the same at public auc November, 1905. Kinsman anif sold under master's sale said the man. right to reject any and all bids. tion, for the best price obtainable; In submitting above sup .SAM'L PICKARD, Notary Public. & Milltown railroad and "Fire away," said the conductor. Nature Needs But Little. bids for the Mohave And, whereas, the said L. L. Ay plies, should write plainly on Correct ali appurtenances to satisfy the claims The man made several passes with Nature only Early Riser bidders Attest: needs a Little ers has removed, sold and secreted envelope the following: "Bids for JOSHUA 8. RAYNOLDS, of the Los Angeles Board of Trade, his hands in front of the conductor's now and bhen to keep the bowels goods, has Is portion of the said and supplies for the New Mexico penlten M. W. represented by W. C Mushet. It face and said, "You are hypnotized." clean, the liver active, and. the system made default in payment of one FLOURNOY, of the con- the tlary." with the name or names of expected that the shareholders In order to pacify the man the free from bile, headaches, constlpa of the said promissory notes; open H. F. RAYNOLDS, pay off the claims and ductor said he was. bidder or bidders, to avoid the railroad will tlon, etc. The famous little pills Now, therefore, we hereby give no- Ing of same by mistake. Directors. aeain onerate the road. It is expect "You are a railroad conductor," said "Early Risers" are pleasant In effect purpose could tice that for the of paying By order of the board of New Mex ed that this short line of road the hypnotist. and perfection In action. They never the principal and Interest of the said pay handsomely had it a "Tliat's right," said Ico penitentiary commissioners. be made to the conductor. gripe or sicken, but tone and strength- promissory notes amounting at the H. O. BURSUM, direct route into Needles. At present "You are a good conductor," went en liver and kidneys. Sold by all across the date of sale hereinafter mentioned, to Superintendent the heavy cost of transferring on the hypnotist. druggists. $1.52(1.28, Son Lost Motner. I NOTICE FOR obstacles the sum of Including an at v Samples may be sent separately, PUBLICATION. the river is one of the great "Right again," said the conductor. torney's fee of 10 per cent on the "Consumption runs In our family,' chevfr, or New Tailor Shop. duly marked and numbered, to the su to success. "You don't smoke, drink amount found to be due on said date perintendent. and through it I lost my mother,"! H. H5. No. 69G8. sewear at the passengers?" A. J. Morelll, the well known tailor as provided In said notes, and all writes E. B. Raid, of Harmony, Me. Department of the Interior. Land Of- - RAILROAD RATES TO "Nope." has reopened a tailor shop on North costs and expenses. Including costs of "For the past five years, however, flee at Santa Fe, New Mexico, Oc- THE PHOENIX FAIR "You are honest, turn In all tickets First street, where he Is ready to advertising, sale and conveyance, all Don't Be Deceived. on the slightest sign of a Cough or tober 31, 1905. The railroad companies have agreed and money you collect from passen- clean, press and repair ladles' and provided to be paid by the said chair Do not be deceived by counterfeits Cold, I have taken Dr. King's New Notice Is herebr given that the fol to make special frieght rates on ex gers. In fact, you do not steal a gents' clothing. Suits made to order. tel mortgage, we will on the 12th day when you buy Witch Hazel Salve. The Discovery for Consumption, which lowing named settler has filed, notle hibits to the Phoenix fair as follows cent ?" Patronage of former customers of December, A. D. 1003, at the hour same of E. C. De-Wi- & Co. Is on has saved me serious lung trouble." of Iris Intention to make final proof On shipments to the fair full rates "That's right," said the conductor. of said every box of the goinulne. Piles In His mother's death was a sad loss for in support his of irt o'clock in the forenoon away of claim, and that said uill l.a ehareod and exhibits will be "What a fix you would be In f I left day at the front door of the London their worst form will soon pass Mr. Held, but he learned that lung proof will be made before the pro- - returned free, provided they have not you tri this condition," drawled the "Mother was lucky" -- papa bought a Club livery, situated on the southeast If you will apply DeWltt's Witch trouble must not be neglected, and bate cleric at Albuquerque, New Mex- changed ownership; In fruit shipments hypnotist. gas range. corner of North Second street and Hazel Salve night and morning. Best how to cure It. Quickest relief and ico, on December 6, 1905, viz., J nam Marquette avenue, In the city of Al- for Cuts, Burns, Boils, Tetter, Ee cure for coughs and colds. Price 50c Bautlste Kowemisneh, of Valencia buquerque, county of Bernalillo and zema, etc. Mis M. H. Mlddleton, and $1.00; guaranteed at all druggists. county, New Mexico, for the 6 territory of Now Mexico, offer fors-al- ThobPB, 111., says: "I was seriously Trial bottle free. NW4. NVi SWU. section 28, township and soil a' public auction to the afflicted with a fever sore that was 12 north, range 7 west. highest bidder for cash, for the pur- verv painful. DeWltt's Witch Hazel A fine place to whUw away the He names the following witnesses pose of paylns? the gald Indebtedness Salve cured me In a few days. Sold hours at the pool ball, No. 115 yet to prove his continuous resident and expense, the said property by all druggists. Railroad avenue. upon and cultivation of said land, above described, with the exception viz., Gertrudes Heco, Jose Gonzales, of one saddle, one bridle and one! Disenta Alonza and Teodoro Powto, Busy People blanket, which have been sold by the! all of I.aguua, New Mexico. said L. L. Ayers. FIRST A COLD MANUEL K. OTERO, who use up much Brain and Nerve Force ana O. W. STRONG'S SONS. Register. Mortgagees THEN CATARRH o Physical strength receive the most .benefit iu ILIilallllllilll Man's Unselfishness THEN i.s NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. A cold in the head is a common ailment. CONSUMPTION often as great as woman's. But Thos. Austin, Mgr. of "Repub- H. 67G9. ever stops there. It often grows stubborn and protracted, the 8. the H. No. but it rarely lican," of Leavenworth, Ind., was Of- or lining of body, become inflamed and secrete not Department of the Interior. Land mucous membranes, inner the unreasonable, when he refused to S fice at Santa Fe, New Mexico, Oc- a filthy, unhealthy matter which is absorbed by the blood and soon pro- symp allow the doctors to operate on hi tober 31, 195. duces that disgusting disease, Catarrh. Then follow the unpleasant wife, for female trouble. "Instead. Notice is hereby given that the fol- toms of "hawking and spitting, he says, "we concluded to try r years and Electric lowing named setth-- has filed notice ringing noises in the ears, headache, I had Catarrh for twelve Bitters. My wife was then so sick, of his to make proof uffered agony with baadaehaa, bom Intention final poor appetite, mucus dropping back atOKiMd up, appatite poor, lolt tirad aud she could hardly leave her bed, and In support of his claim, said run-dow- n of and that a feeling of gen- and unfit for work. I five (5) physicians had failed to re- proof will be made before the pro- into the throat, and 8. .8. and eomronod tta u, andrdaltar TRADE MARK. eral debility. Every day the blood taking1 alavan bottlaa I found inysalfa lieve her. After taking Electric Bit- bate clerk at Albuquerque, New Mex- wall man. I hava never had any return ters, she was perfectly cured, and cam ico, on Decenriier 5, 1905, viz., Ger- becomes more heavily loaded with m n,i T coneider 8. 8. 8. the these poisonous secretions, and if the now perform all her household du- The food in liquid form. trude Heco, widow of Francisco Heco, beet treatment 'Up'JjlfEgojJ" ties." Guaranteed by all druggists deceased, of Valencia county, for the trouble is allowed to run on, the lungs food-urin- k No 1304 Miill 8t f Kanvill. Ind price 50c. i This splendid supplies them with S2 SE'i, NW4 SEVi. 9WV NE4, Decome aiseasea irom me constant , anARKUNO I''.' 28, 12 Catarrh terminates in the rJlL. the elements that refresh and strengthen. of section township north, passage of poisoned blood through them, and then Every Ounce You Cat. range 7 wet. most dreaded and fatal of all diseases. Consumption. The only way to get Every ounce you non-intoxicati- jdeul of food :u that falls The ideal aid to digestion He names the following witnesses rid of Catarrh permanently is to cleanse the blood, and S. S. S. is the to digest does a pound of harm. It delicious to the taste. to prove his continuous residence remedy for this purpose. It soon clears the turns the entire meal Into poison. This upon and cultivation of said land, of all impurities, purges the blood of all only deprives blood nec- o system not the of the viz., Kowemisneh, g Sold by all druggists and grocers. Juan ,Bautute and and effectually essary tissue-buildin- Ke-wa-- Catarrhal matter poisons, material, but it Powto, Jose and Iis-ent- e of this dangerous and far poisons it. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is Prepared liy Alocza, all of iAguna, New Mex- checks the progress Teaching disease. S. S S. keeps the blood ii a perfect dlgestant. It digests the food ico. regardless condition of Anheuser-Busc- h Brewing Ass'n MANX EI, R. OTERO, perfect order so that Catarrh cannot remain; an of the the PURELY VEGETABLE. pure, healthy blood goes every noc stomach. It allows that organ to rest L. S. A. Register. as this to St. Louis, and at and get' strong again. Relieves the and corner of the body, the entire system is strengthened invigorated, Helehlng. Heart Hum, Sour Stomach, pass away. Hook with information about Catarrh and rne - the svmt)tonis all In Palpitation of the Heart, nal1 at No- - 115 'We8t RHroad ave- aestion. 022222 2U ical advice free. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, CA, etc. Sold by all druggists. cue. r page fours ALHUQUEHGUE EN N1!NG CITIZEN, mondAy, November 20, 1905.

two years ago. In that time he started n orchard of WOMAN ALMOST KILLED THE ALBUQUERQUE CITIZEN ISO trees all growing nicely. This year he sold at wholesale $126 worth of cantaloupe, two tons of alfalfa, Daily Weekly BY FALL DOWNSTAIRS Published and three tons of stigar beets and a great deal of garden truck Want By The Citizen Publishing Company from this tract. Mr. Bower cultivated tho three acres during his leisure time, being car accountant for the El MRS. CAROLINE TEFLER SUFFERS FRACTURED SKULL, BUT DOC- "i- W. 8. STRICKLER W. T. McCREIGHT Paso & Southwestern Railway company. to Drop a f TORS SAY SHE WILL RECOVER, j Prisltler.t ltinlnHS Manager f President Harper, of Chicago university, lies on his As a result .f a fall down stalls flt death bed. But his splendid nerve has never failed her home on Wis' Copper avenue Hint RAILWAY CONTROL him. His body Is kept numbed, that the pnln may not Saturday afternoon, Mrs. Caroline' t he able to Whether ho United Plates senate fhall distract his unfailing, Irrepressible brain. He is a fine TeftiT, a widow, sustained a Bevere About the boy's clothing question, defeat the prostldont's plan for national control' of rail- type of fracture of th" skull, which Injuries the preoccupied enthusiast the were thought to bo The boy who Is clothed here wl prevent of good at first fatal, but ways, one thing is certain that body cannot sort stuff that makes great Americans. It Is w hich later were ascertained to be not to man so t wear better clothes and he'll wear state control, which Is daily growing In almost every see a living utterly outside of himself but so serious. j even Impending scythe of t'ne grim reaper bus no them longer than he will If his part of tho country. the Mrs. Tefler was descending the trjitiR to persuade power to disconcert bltn from the ruling passion, the stairs when she arc Mentally tripped parents are not particular about Governor Warner of Michigan, is on her and was precipitated to! use mile- betterment of humanity. skirt the railroads in that state to return to the of the bottom of the flieht, a distance of where they buy. age books, which will be honored on trains by conductors. How land values Increase with the growth of cities about twelve feet. Dr. H. I. Hunt The state officials have been stirred to action by the was Immediately summoned, and after Is shown in iltiko of Iledfnrd, who is 2 piece from . .$3.00 to $6.00 traveling salesmen, who complain tliat tliey are delayed the fact that the making an examination of the wom- Suits, he ground landlord of Covent garden market. London, annoyed ly having to exchange mileage strips for an's Injuries, ordered her removed to 3 piece .$4.60 to $7.50 and derives over $75,000 a year spare alone. It Suits, from. tickets at all stations from which they depart. All the from that St. Joseph's hospital. An examina- came possession Bedford family at hospital . . $6.50 Michigan railroads now use the interchangeable mileage into the of the three tion the revealed the fact Blouse Suits, from $4.50 to centuries aso, at a time v. hen its yearly value was esti- that her skull was cracked, caused by book of Central Passenger association and do not Boys . . $3.50 to $9.00 the mated at about $32. her head striking 'he bottom step of Overcoats, from propose to give it up unless they are compelled to do so. the stairs. The railway commission of Texas recently notified Mrs. Tefler was given treatment the International & Great Northern road that unless its xcoxcoxdxxxxoxjoxxoxxxx yeRterday and had so far recovered I never deal In trash. It's noth- passenger trains run according to Its published sched- Iat night as to be able to return to ing short of wasting money to buy company will 1? heavily fined. Similar notice How Shall I Succeed? her home. Dr. Must reports that she ules the poor, cheap clothes for a boy. been given to the Mlssorul, Kansas & Texas, will recover unless complication baa Just arise. because of many complaints made by Its patrons to the Is Asked hy Younrj Men commission. A general warning has been Issued by the From the Ios Angeles Examiner. ommisslon to all Texas roads that they must adopt and AT. publish schedules of passenger trains upon which the CKCK00000000 MANDELL public can rely. There was never a day in America when so many 0. W. Strong's Sons The Clothier and Furnisher. commission of Georgia has summoned The railroad young men and young women, too were asking the STRONG Spencer of Southern railway and President BLOCK. President the question, "What shall I do to be successful?" They Hudson of the Central of Georgia, to appear before It and answer question! to show the ownership of the latter are asking It by ord of mouth, and seeking the reply K4e44C44i04i 0000Oe00a0Oa0 004K40 04040404X4K40404 road. It Is held by the minority stockholders of the in the lives and words of famous men, and searching UNDERTAKERS Augusta Southern that the Southern railway owns the books for the answer. SELLING OF HIGH GRADE Central, Is a comptf.tor of the stock of the Georgia which There was. a day when Horace Greeley said to the Augusta Under laws of Georgia, a railway rHE Is not an experiment line. the Superintendents Falrvlew with company cannot hold stock of two companies which are seeker for a recipe for success, "Voting man, go west." and competitors. The Southern railway operates and con- That was years ago. Since then people, becoming Santa Barbara Cemeteries. us. Every Instrument which finds a trols the Augusta Southern line and if It is proven that It wiser, have learned that success is not a matter of geog- MONUMENTS. also owns or controls the Georgia Central, It must de- thought place In our raphy. It seems to be the concensus of of all 201-21- salesroom has been tested pose of Its holdings In one tof the smaller roads. N. Second St., Both Phones. successful men that three things are necessary to real lit HI The railroad commission has ordered and found true. We that train schedules be so arranged as to enable passen- success. You muit be honest. You must work hard. Jnvlte lovers of ger to travel without unnecessary delay between points You must have Geo. Samuels' Attractions good music and prospective piano buy- on llnese which cross each other. It is charged that it At the head of one of the biggest individual enter- Is policy of roads, in order to secure re- PRESENTS, ER-IN- the the better prises in the world, and at the same time at the head ers to look at cur high grade CHICK G sults Individually, to make schedules so that their pas- Three Nights, Commencing in a man senger trains will not meet or make close connections of one of the best states America, stands whose BROS, & world-famo- 1 governor and BUSH LANE Pianos. at crossings or Junction points. The railroads deny name Is William Douglas, THURSDAY, that such is their policy. of Massachuetts. He employs thousands of men aml ! TSJfTTwifR'P'R vnnuan hut that Hnpn Tin, nrovont him tnim helntr o I rd In With a view to regulating freight and passenger v - strong friend of union labor. In fact It helps him to be Magnificent They speak for themselves-- ducements rates In Kentucky, the state commission has addressed workingman's Is enough to THE GREAT to auditors of each" road operating In the state a the friend, because he wise Special now. Take advantage of our REMOVAL SALE. the come Scenery forty-tw'- o questions regarding valuation, gross realize that much of his business prosperity has series of and CONSPIRACY earnings and income, operating expenses and traffic and from his employes' He possesses great wealth, and all his business relations are of that class Effects. mileage statistics. And thus the list might be extended Heart Interesting romance of Wall at great length. commonly called "conservative," but that doesn't prevent conserva- street and New York life. him from proving himself the truest kind of a melo-dram- Is an original a of In- LEARNARD & LINDEMA tive by speaking against all tinjuet conditions which now NN tense Interest, with beautiful stage THE SQUARE MUSIC FACTS IN THE CASE exist In America, and for their alternatives, such as settings and a strong vein of comedy, DEALERS. 206 SOUTH SFrown The Albuquerque Aftermath, in Its Sunday second public ownership of public ufiTltles and relief from trust illuminating the piece from beginning trt cutting of the news which The Citizen gave the com- domination. to end. 4K4K40C4404i 000 00OC0e00400 OOe00C400 0040400 munity fresh Saturday evening the day of Its occur- Whatever each man's definition of "success"' may be, Governor Douglas has probably achieved it In FRIDAY, ence says that The Citizen "has at last found out zzxzxxxzrrzxzz trxrxxxrxxi x I growth business, In elevation In politics, in happiness about the Arizona Joint statehood league and comes of NOVEMBER SmU' LONDON CLUB LIVERY AND in domestic life. In respect from vast numbers of people. n FOR CHRISTMAS COOKING. bravely up on Saturday night with a word for word spe- Speclaf i When such a man tells what he believes has been re- iiricr cial to the Journal of several days before without Scenery. A ?T13E rests The finest flour Is an absolute sponsible for success his word is worthy of much at- g Corner Second and Marquette. : Cortnmei. essential, especially for cakes course. The Citizen cannot say that the Journal tention. In an Interview on tie secrets of success, WOMAN "and pastry. The "Empress" did not receive a "special" about Ahe Arizona Joint state- Governor Douglas said: "The true Ideals of success are Funny brand is a flour that never yet hood league, though we do not believe It for and service, and one may well ask comedians and pretty girls. One has been surpassed In any par- that did; laughable situation follows another, with aU Its folly we do not believe the Journal would himself at the close of each day If his life Is richer in ticular. Its flavor Is fine and And recipes success, In and each stroke of wit becomes wit- delicate, it has fine body, and pay for a special which It could have gotten, word for these." as for its broadest ' I tier. quali-tin- e papers, sense, the governor said that honesty was fundamental, full of those nutritious word, from the Arizona or even from a Denver Is always successful because the so desirable In a family paper, appeared, word hard work Is an essential, and then, using the phraseol- is where it also for word. company kept up to tho highest GRANNIS, Prop, flour. The fact is that the Journal, In all probability, got ogy of the trade In which he has made his business suc- standard of excellence. C. t cess, he said: "If you would be successful you must Auto Phone, 311. Colo., 300 Red. t the "special" at the same time and from the same place Day M. BERGER' stick to your last." SATURDAY, and Night Hack. where The Citizen got It; and the difference between Albuquerque, New Mexico, 114 West Copper This Isn't new, but It will never old. A Avenue. the two papers was this: The Citizen laid the clipping advice be NOVEMBER th XXXXXXXXXXXTXXXXXXXXXXXXXX Wholesale Agent t aside for its Territorial column, where matters 6f such preacher, writing twenty-thre- e hundred years ago, said thy do, do It with That Funny 25 LINE A kind are sometimes credited but generally not; while it thus: "Whatsoever hand flndeth to THE JEMEZ HOT SPRINGS STAGE thy might." American the Journal took its clipping, also without credit, rushed Farce Comedy it into print and fraudulently labeled it a special to the for American N FB Carries the United States mall; Journal. ocKcocoooaoo People. only line with a change of stock en HOUSE The Citizen Is the more Inclined to believe this be- As produced In MEXICO route; good rigs, horses and drivers; " every cause It has several times caught the Journal in this Blessings Brighten as New York city. rig leaves Albuquerque Monday, Wednesday Friday 5 a. m. For flagrant usage, not a few of which Instances it has ex- A laugh a second. It Is a refresh- and at They Tahe Their Flight ing and gratifying departure from the particulars, address W. L. Trimble ft ITthl jm posed to the public. This much The Citizen will say, M., jr time-wor- n Co., agents, Albuquerque, N. or J. & jr Washington of that its "specials," whether communications or tele- From the Star. stereotyped and style farce comedies. We positively carry B. BLOCK, Proprietor, Perea, N. M. i grams, are Just exactly what they claim to be, and are s XXXXXXXXCKXX0CkCKXXXXXC000 a complete scenic production. Installment Plan Easy Payments never like the Journal's stolen stock, rehranded. Say, Miss Summer! Won't you turn yoh face dis way Seats on sale at Matson's Wednes- WHEN YOU WANT MILL WORK day, 22, 9 DONE, GO TO THE ALBUQUERQUE An' listen jes' a minute to de things I has to say? November at o'clock. FURNITURE, STOVES, RANGES, The Oklahoma board of agriculture estimates (lie Prices 50c, 75c and $1. PLANING MILL. one-quart- you IRON BEDS, BEDDING, WINDOW corn yield this year at thirty-eig- ht and er mil- 1'a done a heap o'talkfln' 'bout de troubles dat SHADES, lion bushels, an Increase of sixteen million bushels over brought ART SQUARES, CAMPING OUTFITS, that of last season. The crop is valued at eleven and I 'specks I been a kickin' mo' persistent dan I ought. O4B040eC4O4040C4fO40 one-ha- lf million dollars, while the cotton yield Is sup- 04X4X4X4K0fO0C40 Household Goods, Bought, Sold or Exchanged posed to be worth only a million less. What with the I didn't ktiow how lonesome It were gwine fob to be; wheat, oats, poultry, eggs and dairy products, in addi- I'll never kick no mo'; jes' you come back again an' THE NEW YORK FAIR BORRADA1LE & CO. tion to this twenty-on- e millions, Oklahoma ought to be see! ANTONIO ARMIJO & CO. able to worry through the winter. Shawnee is one or I feels dat col' wave cotiiln', an' de sky is dull an' 117 Gold Avenue, - "Albuquerque, New Mexico the wonder children of the southwest. It was platted gray Gent's Furnishing Goods Now Arriving in 185(9 and had a population In its overnight birth ot Say! .Miss Summer! Won't you turn yoh face 'lis 300. It grew to 3,462 in 1900 and in 1903 had reached way ? . the 15,000 mark. A census taken two months ago re- Special Sales Every Saturday. Auto Phone 601. 121 N. Third Street. cords a population of 20,160, It is the center of trade xxoxxxxxxxooxxxxxxxxxxxdxc both retail and shipping, for a population of ao.000, and 4C04J00400404K 0004K4iO0K0J00 has all the attributes of a modern city. Electric lights, Time, electric cars, gas, paved streets, high grade business Rapid Accumulation of Labor blocks, elegant residences, great railroad shops and WHERE TO DINE WELL Monoy numerous manufacturing industries have transformed a Millionaires in the World and naked prairie in ten years to a city which aspires to 60,000 pouulatlon in 1910. And yet Oklahoma cannot XXCXXXXXXXXXXCKOCOXXXXXXX0t) Fo " Santa Restaurant The eavlM time mean get except REGULAR MEALS, 25 CENTS. el statehood by adopting Indian Territory at Cent Per Cent recently(discussing the rapid Increase The of labor means T New-Mexic- eavlitf as, great sacrifice. What chance, then, has either In Service a la carte, Day and NigbL Private dining rooms. multimillionaires gives a few statistics of interest. saving ef meney mean seewsmy. AM or Arizona for separate statehood? It says: OYSTERS RECEIVED DAILY. FISH, LOBSTERS AND GAME IN thee savin can beet fee attained by There are now 10,087 known millionaires lueariy f SEASON. Installing a What came near being a serious .accident happened one-ha- lf whom 5,027 America) of are in their fortunes Under Savoy Hotel, opposite Passenger Hotel. down the canyon early Monday morning. A certain totaling $9,000,000,000. Every state and territory Is young man of the town was taking his girl to Carrlzozo, represented In the list, and one millionaire, au Indian, C. E. SUNTAGG, Proprietor. where the latter was intending to take the train. While Melvin Dempaey, is In Alaska. Nearly all of the re- PENINSULAR RANGE in the sunken road where the rocks are piled high on maining 5,060 millionaires are in Europe, though Asia either bide the team became suddenly frightened and has 900 and South America and South Africa have their In dollars and eenta they oeet ne more, kt quart Mty are wheeling abruptly around started over the embankment. share. superior. In durability t hey last longer. On-thtr- d better th Ml any You are o owrm The young man did all he could with bis disengaged arm In 1S46 Moses Y. printed a of New VorK THANKSGIVING NUTS BLUE LABEL MINIATURE other. moat cordially Invited to m4no Beach list line. to check the frightened animals, but the buggy wheels city's rich. He gave the names of 1,024 possessing Direct shipment, new stock. CREAM CHEESE Made of siriKing a large oouiuer tne venicie was turned over, $1UO,000 each, and of 23 men w ith $1,000,000 each. Now Jumbo Almonds, I). pure cream, very rich and del Prices In Plain Figures &3Q and Up throwing the occupants out, the young man taking the only millionaires are among the rich and there up In counted Jumbo Pecans, I i. icate. Put Old etoveo a valuation. girl with him so carefully that there was but one luv are 1.300 of New city bricks, taken at fair them in York alone. Jumbo Filberts, I i. small price Lip-ton- 's 25c ISC pression It the moist ground where they struck. The Among the of Thomas I per pound millionaires Sir Jumbo Brazils, . THE McBRAIN FURNITURE CO., 205 Bold Ave. team wag readily caught by a man on horseback who hap- $2ii,0uo,ono is "small fry" when compared with pened to be passing it was found no serious They are largest and finest and that estates such us that of the Infant earl of (irosvenor, ORIOLE MAMMOTH MACK- - dmiiHt-- had been sustained except by the buggy which valued conservatively at $80,000,000, or that of the Duke nuts we ever saw; call and looked something like a total wreck, though it has since of Norfolk, whose Income Is $7,600 a day. inspect before buying. EREI A Jumbo de- beeu reported that the young man's arm has become Cent Per Cent says its purpose Is not to draw any size, each . . . ::40c tached. White Oaks Outlook. morals, yet one Is forced at least to think, and pro- foundly, when he learns that there arc many very USINGER SAUSAGE A BLACK EAGLE LIMBURGER Albuquerque Foundry and Machine Works J ref rubbing emu rant tu the usual medical address wealthy men, Including forty-nin- e, millionaires, in Itussla, Fresh shipments by express was the simple explanation made before the New York and not one in Japan, save tho mikado himself. The every week. A fine old limburger, scien R. f. MALL. Proprietor Q Medical association by the surgeon general of the Japan- entire nation, according to the Tljl Shimpo, tifically cured, soft and mel Iron and Braes Castings; Ore, Coal and Lumber Cars; Shaftings, . Toklos Gothaer Cervelat, Pulleys, ese navy, Dr. Suzuki. He told how the wounds of the leading financial journal, holds but 441 fortunes of as low. Put up in two Grade Bars, Babbit Metal; Columns and Iron fronts for '017 Buildings. Q Japancxe sailors were treated and healod ho simply that much as $2fiii,uiHi each, tnd these Japan's richest. Salami, lb pound bricks, the ate UUU Repair on Mining of a layman could pel feel ly understand. Every man OU Our Seualor Clark or Mr. Flagler could either buy out pound 20c and Machinery a paelalty a Foundry east side of railroad track. Albuquerque, N. U. board the vessels was compelled to bathe and put on the entire 441. And yet Japan has no paupers. It is a Frankfurters, lb Brauschweiger Leber- - ftp clean linen underclothes before a battle, for n is the land i f people well drilled, of farms well tilled, of J h P lb ORIOLE particles, I wurst, soiled shot into Ihe flesh, that make wounds pockets well tilled. On lie other hand, Russia's rich tUU BLOATERS Vach I R t P bad. "This U the order hut I gave j to the uui'ticcns ' are l.u ishly elegant in their manner of living beyond one labeled, , 2 for UU the navy," said Dr. Suzuki, 'that they should nvut anything mere money has made possible In other lands. ; wounds with sterilized wa'er, leaving the wound alone Ni t a linke or a prince of the blood but indulges In NORWAY MACKEREL as much as possible, washing the skin and then binding muguilici'in extravagances which make the occidental Small, but good I fin FRESH SMOKED TONGUE School Books and Supplies the wound with sterilized oottou clotb. it was a gn-.- u gasp with amazement. What has been said of million- stock, each I Uu A new lot OF ALL KINDS stop to take. liut now v.e are not sorry.'' That was aires generally is at least Huh of those of Russia, judg- just received. the whole story, but the result was that of r.S:' wounded ing livm t in result of Russia's contest with the Japan- Kastman Kodaks and Plitierailiic Supplies men sent fo the navy hospital only thlrt t died. ese; it is that wo sorrow, not that these Russians have tine Stationery. Huyler h & Iowney's Candies no money, but they seem to nothing that have else. We do Printing and Devcdojiint? fur Amateurs What cau be done on a three .acre tract lu i The c.iW has always beon called tho richest man Exclusive agent only up to. Mexico, says the New Mexican. Is) exemplified by the In the world, and his fortune is set at $1,200,000,000, but city market Sealthtpt Oyste following experience of li. II Uower.l of Aiainogordo. w no Mu.al1iii, I lit bhali of Persia, wears a green slone in his the southwest 0. A. MATS0N & COMPANY ' has M'l.l a three acre tract, for Jl r", which he took tnrlian worth f 4 iiki.ihm i an. whuti-w- IViMa herself is RAILROAD,' ' BARNETT BUILDINO 205 WEST AVE. up as e,tit and ami which was ered with im'-iii- ie wort h : bis. cf j 00000OoKo00 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1905. ALUUQUEHQUE EVENING CITIZEN. PAGE FIVE.

SCION OF ENGLAND'S BIDE CITIZENS SAY "DOWN WITH VICE" THE MARKETS BLOOD DIES IN ALBUQUERQUE Low Priced Selling of Fall Dress Goods JTOCa - MOWV - MET At WOOL City Fathers Will be Asked te 30" vy Skirting Cloth, In Grey . A SALE OF NEW FALL DRESS y Away in West "nd Blark- - ,,,r Carpenter J. L. Calvert Passes End Remove Houses of ("losing quotations received vy T. J. GOODS, FOR THE NEXT TEN DAYS iTlT Uiaf correspondent for l.o-Kii- n m9 4'n., ' Woodshed, Surrounded by Poverty, Leaving Prostitution. Ilryan, Barnelt building. 56 in. Habit tress and Skirting Cloths; extra heavy. In Greys, Amalgamated Copper M ' This DRESS GOODS an Interesting History. American Sugar HIMj MOVEMENT MEETS W ITH APPROVAL Atchlsi n, common . . ; N5.-- K.....SQc 52 Atchison, pid 103 Inch Ladles Cloth; all wool, In 35 C anvf XI i lialtiniore Ac different shades; a splendid value, near the corner of, When Cash it Scarce. Ohio lUVs ' In a woodshed sending of Brooklyn Rapid Transit S4T nCPPR fog Tijeras avenue and Eleventh street, O, woman, when we've lots of cash, The out those invitation to respectable gentlemen anil married Canadian Pacific 173 I surrounded by the barest necessities We nven all try to cut a dash; 45'j, Ul hall Fine Broadcloths, in stylish , Calvert, car- men at that, from the Driscoll place Colorado Fuel Iron v of life, James Landon But when our wallets shrink in size, Colorado 437 Dress Shades; worth $1.25 per fhgga aJf lUTQ lin- of prostitution on North Third sireet, Southern, second . penter and cabinet maker, and a We urge you to economize. Chicago, common yard; you can buy them now for Cal- wee k, will result In the undoing of tireat Western, 21' 3 Qp of Lord Baltimore last - eal descendant Mother's Words. world in Albu- C. () 54- 52 inch Chiffon vert, of England, who established a Oh. mother, at the golden gate. the women of the half Broadcloths; very jffc 4 V A hand-writin- g common 4S'(, In querque, if the on the Kne, colony on the Island of Kent, the Where youth Impatient still doth wait, Krie. first Sl f Potomac river and at your wall Is to be believed. This flagrant mouth the Your loving words, earnest i L misvllle & Nashville 153 owned by decree of the king and l.oid means of soliciting trade one time speech, the camel's Missouri Pacitic HU'A Ll I 13 P'eces of Finest All Wool Fancy t of England the stale of Maryland, Around the world may sweetly reach. the straw that breaks Metropolitan Ol L ML Sunday morning by back. This flaunting of silks and sut-in- s HtUij French Flannels; sold up to 1.25 YaTd was found dead May hold a life in after time, Mexican Central Z4 per -- WBfW" a painter. The in fancy carriages before the un- yard; choice of lot at r a brother Journeyman, To faith and virtue all sublime. New York Central lXttifc sophisticated ol Albuquerque will be 2 5 body was badly decomposed and May yield you more full return, Norfolk i relieved ei'dr.'cd r.o Ioniser. The good people that death must have Than any doing else could earn. Reading, common Hl- - IMPORTANCE Calverfs impoverished condition For mothers' lips are never dead; oi the city refuse to stand it. Pennsylvania m forty-eig- ht Yesterday was hardly a pulpit soc there some time Thursday night, They ever say what they have said. Rock Island, "29 city subject common k1b hours previous to the finding of the in the from which the Rock Island, pfd To all women who conalder the clasa a" wo1 Challles, for 80c per r , had was uot discussed, and petitions were 73H m body. The deceased J. L. Calvert Rep. Iron & of Goods, year, 1Wt Cha11lM' laid on every tor siguers. l.l Sieel, common.... Dre.. the time of and The police were summoned and made a study of aerial navigation, altar Rep. Iron & Steel, pfd "" t or- knew peltiotis will be presented above all the , iffsO City Undertaker A. Borders was though his few closest friends thee Southern Pacific tifl j air- to the city council, and the council All Wool Cheviot Serge, In dered to take charge of the remains. very little of it. A model of an St. 178 ' v j b- - Paul among It will icqueBted to take immediate 5SkJ-aWDf.".r.!:.- A son has been located In Missouri ship was found his effects. Southern Railway .15 L telegraphed regarding his fath-er'- b Is over two feet in length, built very euon tuvard abating the nuisance. .?. Q3c nd beginning of crusade on the Tennessee Coal & Iron 1U4 "I flVi death. much like a boat, with aerial motors It is the a Texas 50 pieces Fancy , House of ill is sure to re Pacific 344 10 Mixed Dress Goods; i . . Carpenter Calvert, as he was known and silk sails, and a baloon, and looks fame that laJ 1 eventually the city Union Pacific, common 134V4 75c values; choice of entire lot. In Albuquerque, was a very remark- very much like those of Dumont and move them from U. S. S., conquorers of limits. common 3774 2?CC able man, as his effects can testify. other of the promising IT. 8. S., pfd 1044 1 ne movement was begun on Satur - He was a poet of no mean diction, aerial navigation. Wabash, common 20V4 DRIPPQ Brilllantlne; Black. Green, Na- when A. U. Mc.MiUell mU and left a diary that is very interest- Calvert was born at Loulsburg, Ky., day, Attorney Wabash, pfd 41 ing. book contains over 300 in 1848, and spent the early part of published a card in The Citizen call- The go the Wisconsin Central, pfd 60 rnibLu closely written pages, many of them his life in Missouri. The past forty ing the attention of the public Copper sscim Greene pic- years were spent the brazen Jnviuulnu sent out troui the 264 Visit our store and see the following 36 in All Wool Albatross; assorted devoted to rhyme and some to of his life in O. & W 54 jm 0 f J tures of members of the Calvert fam- west. He made the rush for a claim Driscoll place and spokeu of above. Great Values: shades, for , Eng- Cal- A was held Attorney Aic- - jO lM! ily and the crowned heads of into Oklahoma, in 1892. In 1895 meeting in Kansas City Live Stock. nJr af- vert was elected justice of peace Millen's office on Saturday evening. land. He also wrote on domestic the Kansas City, Mo., 20. much space to love of Pond Creek, Oklahoma territory. with the result that Mr. McMUlen was Nov. Cattle fairs and devoted B. Receipts, 19.000. Including 200 south- and women. He speaks very plainly During his residence here of six or elected uresident, and Prof. A. wife, eight yearg odd car- Stroup, county superintendent of pub- erns; market steady to strong; na- though, on the death of his he did Jobs of tive steers. southern in Kansas or pentering about the city, working as lic Instruction, vice president, 'of an $3.505.85; The Golden Rule Dry Goods Co. which took place either steers, southern cows, $1.75 place not be- industriously as his failing health organization of citizens who propose $2.404; THE BIG STORE WITH LITTLE Oklahoma, the and date 6i 4; native cows and heifers, $1.75 PRICES ing given. would permit. to lead the fight against vice in his cause his death is attributed 4.75; stockers and feeders, 12.40 Following are two extracts from The of 4.25: bulls, calves, $2.2506; book: to old age or heart failure. The petitions which have been cir 23.25; culated and will be presented to the western steers, I2.604.70; western city council tonight read as follows: cows, $24.25. Petition. Sheep Receipts, 6.000; market 0 MURPHY'S BODY IS LUNA ACCEPTS To the City Council of the City of steady; muttons, I4.25ijr6.fi0; lambs, THE CELEBRATED Albuquerque: $5.25ifi7.15: range wethers, 14.5 S.tiu; fed ewes, J3.754T5. YET UNCLAIMED FAIR PRESIDENCY Gentelmen: We, the undersigned citizens of the city of Albuquerque re O. IP. c. spectfully request and demand or. tne Stock Quotations. city council that the laws and ordi- New York, Nov. 20. Following are We First Heard of His Selection nances against prostitution in the city closing prices for today on stocks Though Brother in Phila- of Albuquerque be enforced. named bolow: WHISKEY Today Was Much The following card was sent out to Atchison, common 85V4 delphia Acknowledges and the people of the city by the meeting Atchison, pfd 103V4 are sbowint .r the Fall held Saturday night, signed by the New York Central 150 Bottled In Bond. Relation. Surprised. chairman: Pennsylvania 1414 and Winter ..aeon, sew de Southern Pacific t9 To the people of Albuquerque: signs la Over fivi hundred invitations were Union Pacific, common . .134V6 on flc. pfd 96 HE APPRECIATES THE tfONOR pent out from the Driscoll place Union Pac TheGeo.T.StaggCo. A PROFESSIONAL STRIKEBREAKRE North Third street to the men and Copper t 854 boys of Albuquerque. Are the fathers U. S. S., common 374 Distillers. and interested? If U. 8. 8., pfd 1034 FRANKFORT. KT. 0 searching, police ou and mothers wives Carpets. Rtigs, Matting, Linoleum, After vigorous the Hon. Solomon Luna, who Tues so, what shall the answer be? of Philadelphia have found a brother day night last was selected as presi a meeting of citizens held Satur- St Louis Wool. Murphy, Santa Fe At of John F. the of the New Mexico Territorial day night a committee was appoint St. Louis, Mo Nov. 20. Wool mar and Draperies boiler maker, whose dead body was dent orally MELINI & EAKIN Curtains, Portieres Fair association for 1906, arrived in ed to address the city council ket steady; territory and western me found at the bottom of the front to present a petition from 22(ff2Cc; Sole Agents. Friday Albuquerque morning from his and also diums, 2630c; fine medium, a full line of stairs of the Oreen hotel last this the-- people of which a copy is given fine, 19tS21c. And also morning, where he had fallen, appar- sheep ranges near Magdalena and Albuqu.rque, M. M. above. Automatic Phone, 199. ently, breaking his neck. heard for the first time that he had Do you approve the answer? A New York Money Market. Undertaker Borders, at whose par- number of such peltions are being Blankets, ComfortsandPillows lors body is held, has been in tel- been chosen as fair president. Mr. New York, Nov. 20. Money on call the JLuna was both surprised and pleased circulated, but it will be impossible to steady, at per cent; prime mer egraphic communication with hla reach more a small portion oi 54 yet no disposition hag and this afternoon when the fair com than cantile paper, 0. per cejU; silver, 644 Our prices are the lowest brother, but as officially the people in that way., inimi., hnrtv i mittee called upon him and cents. : ' ih. you approve proposed peti . ! he if the .. and the present indications are that informed taiuuhat had been chosen one, '..' ...... i nraa Hani sT Ik W fair a a arr atinn hA tion and have not already signed 0 the deceased boiter maker will De f'v..,. you your friends can sign the pe HOW LONG NEGRO. hurled m th notter'. field. i accepted the honor conferred upon and 305 Railroad Avenge ! tition printed below and send to the him with thanks and assured the com BLOOD WILL ENDURE Faber, J ' mittee that he would do all he could undersigned. All petitions received Cut 0 Albert the mystery surrounding Murphy's this - t0 make tne next fair one of the best will be presented to the city council death. In fact no particularly search- by the committee. Respectfully, ing investigation has been made, and ever held. Asheville, N. C, Nov, 20. The accepting office, Mr. Luna A. B. M'MILLKN, trial the theory is generally accepted that I" the Chairman. of the mandamus suit, which Mnrnhv reallv fell down stairs with- - stated that he did so because of his spe Robert Gilliland had Instituted to com- terri-receivi- ng The law on the subject is very out aid and broke his neck, besides interest in Albuquerque and the pel the Buncombe county Board of 0 Auto phone, S16. Bell phone, 116. Residence Auto phone, No. 119. in-m- cific, and there is little doubt but that tory- - has always taken great Kducatlon to admit hUt six children enough scalp wounds to "e city will see to Out... "Although. terest in big annual events and the council fit take to the public schools county, mnd man crrnv no the prompt action toward suppressing, if of the t Am BORDERS f Director Embalmer q ' thinks that these fafrs are one of the was opened here today. The children runrl matter how suspicious the indications not removing the evil altogether. Black or White Hearse, 15.00 Commercial Club Building. are that the man was foully dealt " w --uiuiu6 lue iwuun:C. had been dismissed from a county with," a Santa Fe secret service off! of tr.e territory at large. Mr. Luna school on the allegation that they had And mall It to the addresa I CITY UNDERTAKER. will he It Is understood today that a com negro blood In 0 cer who has taken more or less inter- render all assistance can to their veins. The case given committee having charge of the mittee of gentlemen are making com has a great deal of atten- below: est in the case, is quoted as saying, the parisons writing on enve attracted Twenty-sixt- h annual territorial fair, of the the tion In this and other southern states I am a renter, and I would "that as Murphy was known to have lopes, and Is asserted with consid which is expected to be the greatest it and promises to be highly sensational. I been drunk on the night previous to erable authority that the arrest of like to know how can buy a hla death, no jury would find a convic- of all fairs. Gilliland claims that his ancestry can home by paying out The Southwestern Electric & Construction Co., Inc.. several young men. who are accused be traced for a hundred years. Should each month tion in the case." respectable I Electrical y. of sending invitations to the suit be decided In- - favor Gilli the same as now pay rent. It seems that Murphy was a pro- ENGINEER BRISCOE of Engineers and , married gentlemen, will take place In land, the result will affect about five fessional strikebreaker. Papers found a few days, and, again, it is asserted Contractors. among his effects show that he had FATALLY INJURED hundred persons living In Buncombe, Name Electrlo lighting, that certain Jokers sent out Invitations Madison and Henderson counties. M been employed at the following places to certain gentlemen ''just to make 5 power and pumm within the past few years: Sparrow's ing plants, dyn-- g IN A PECULIAR ACCIDENT TO HIS trouble." These accusations will have Point, Md., Newport News, as a ship- to be investigated, but In any event Address, mos. motors a4 ENGINE LAST FRIDAY NIGHT, red-lig- housekeeping builder; Cramps' shipyard, Philadel- the big blowout at the Driscoll Six of the c electrical supplies. phia, Pa.; Nafe & Leavey, ship build- joint, on North Third street questions are settled: H House wiring. A ers, Camden, N. J.; and League Island Last Friday nignt tne .No. 2 pas which was held last Saturday night X thorlzed agents fos navy yard, Philadelphia, 2 Pa. senger train, which should nave ar has caused a big stir and the crimson " Snaps " vis. Atsm 0, Crocker, Wheeler u rived here at 8 a. m., was delayed in cofffl Savoring jtrtracti m Co. Agents for the district is now under serious consider 1 W. Gold LETTERS TO THE PUBLIC reaching tne city until the afternoon, ation by the decent people of the city. to Ave. 2 General Electric Co. a short time before The Citizen went and settled for good. induction motor. to press, but still the great news dis- Meat at 20 per cent reduction at the Largest stock of Fair Subscriptions. penser, the Morning Journal, in two Union market. for cash. William Schilling's Best at youi electrical fixtures 1 To The Evening Citizen. issues following, failed to get the Goeting, 207 West Gold avenue. moneyback. the southwest. Are As one of the subscribers to the news causing the delay. grocer's; members of the Na- next territorial fair, and aa these are Friday night No. 2 left Wins-lo- Subscribe for Tb CiUxe-- and set tional EleoYrical extraordinary times, I would suggest on time, with two big engines the new. Contractors' asse- that the subscription list be publish- pulling the heavily laden train. Near-in- g dation. We five ed, as subscribers' names are ob- Hardy station, the train, running tickets for the pe- - tained, so that the readers of the at tlie rate of forty miles an hour, ano contest city daily papers can see who is help- the engine next to the coaches strip- oooooococ Auto, 'phone, 465. ing out these unfortunate deficit con- ped herself on the right side, and' In 00000400000 ditions. It has been the policy of consequence the cab was literally fair managers, the past few fairs, to torn to pieces. Some missile, prob- osxoocoooc ooooooooc leave off the publication of fair sub- ably a piece of the flooring of the cab, An Open Letter scribers until a final financial report struck Engineer Joseph Briscoe I '. 1 ine coioraao leiepnone u. Is made, and I register a kick. Peo- squarely across the breast, breaking ple should know how this and that the bone in twain, and the right col- To Our Patrons and Friends Room 18, N. T. Armijo Building. concern helps along a most deserving lar bone was broken, besides the en- proposition, and 1 hope the present gineer received other painful in- fair managers will publish a list of We have entered luto a contract with Mr. George W. Do you realize that you can get juries on face and head. The fireman, telephone subscribers and keep adding thereto in- modern service today for L. L. Warren, was not so seriously liickox, agreeing to sell to him our Jewelry Business, in- We you until the good work is finished. Sec- jured, but he received half a dozen what are paying for Inferior ser- retary Kovenwald is requested ' to cluding stock, fixtures, and good wlil, January 1, 190fi. Offer to supply you with anything In vice? bruises on the head and face which our are i keep the newspapers Informed on will lay him up for a few days. One strong feature of our agreement with Mr. Hlckox Is line, at prices that fair and this subject. square, and we are now making The only long distance transmitters A wire was sent back to Winslow; tbat we rronilse to reduce our very large and complete and receivers; wall or desk sets; long a suhscrihkr. the yard switch engine was sent In tock to the lowest possible point before that date and Special Prices time contracts, as you wish; lowest answer, and the two injured men were i rates. Here's Another Subject. taken to their homes in Winslow. with tills end in view, we will begin, Saturday, November l o I On the Following he Evening Citizen. It Is Engineer Now as Sunday learned today that 4, a SPECIAL CLOSING OUT SALE to continue until $12 Refrigerators 19 that the "lid" to Briscoe cannot live, but Warren In us a that $8.75 Blue Flame Oil Stoves. .. .16.75 drinking is on Albuquerque, will survive his injuries. December 31, at which time we positively retire from the heavy taxpayer I have a protest to $8 China Tea Sets 16 Jewelry Business, having arranged to go into man- make. In a 7 towns throughout the the v 40c China Salad Bowls 25o universe where the "Ud" is on, pub- JUDGE ABBOTT GOE TO ufacturing lumber business in British Columbia. Decorated1 Haviland China, at 20 Factory Wood lic toilets are provided for, and It in Albuquerque steadily per cent discount. fj:MillWood, GALLL'P TO HOLD COURT Our business has increased seems to me, In our anxiety to be ex- 75c Glass Berry Sets 25o ceptionally good, this most important year by year, and grateful for this, we propose for the 35c Class Water Pitchers 20c matter has been overlooked to a de- ACCOMPANIED BY DISTRICT AT- i.ext two months, to cut out the big end of our profits $1.75 Decorated Lamps $1.25 Wood gree both $4.50 Decorated Lamps $3-?- 5 extremely exasperating to TORNEY CLANCY AND CLERK and to give you such a genuine bargain sale of really COKE exes. I am an of both clos- $1 Steam Cereal Cookers (5c - advocate W. E. DAME AND SEVERAL y0fdAX- ing saloons on Sunday and alKdlshing Fine, High tirade Goods, as has never been offered In 60c Steam Egg Poachers 40c CERRILLOS LUMP Ol - gambling altogether, especially the our city. $12.50 Buggy Harness $10.60 AMERICAN BLOCK "- but I really do the city "- AT latter, think Judge Ira A. Abbott, District Attor- We Invite you to make your selections now and avoid council should provide public clos- ney Frank W. Clancy, Clerk W. H. Albuquerque ets, etc. Dame and several attorneys left nast the rush of the December trade. We have ample vault-roo- A (CSqsl3L BothPhnTrQ. TEETOTALER. night for Gallup, where this murnicg and will gladly lay aside the toods you select, until Hardware Judge Abbott convened court fur you are ready for them. FORMER COMPTROLLER county. The McKlnley coun- DID SOME TALKING. ty criminal docket is very light this We have been in the Jewelry Business 26 years, and Company Chicago. 111., Nov. 20. The Reef FOURTH ST. AND RAILROAD AVE. Trust trial was resumed here today term and It is not expected that the have never yet advertised a fake sale. In this sale we court will be gone over this week. YOUR FACE WILL BE FAIR IF YOU WILL BE FAIR WITH in the United States district court. up will offer you rare bargains in Diamonds and Fine Among witnesses to The most important case to come 7. A. SLEYSTER the summoned Is Watches. Every will be backed by my personal YOUR FACE, BY USING appear before the court is Charles C. that of the Territory vs. Claude eae INSURANCE, REAL ESTATE-NOTA- RY comptroller Doane, charged with the murder of guarantee. Mail orders solicited and satisfaction assured. PUBLIC. Dawes, the former of the Lyons, Almond, Benzoin, Witch currency, it is not known what par- Waller the Ratnah school Room 5, Cromwell Block, Albuquerque and Hazel Cream ticular information 1 expected from teacher, which crime was committed Automatic Telephoue, 174. tli iLitni'kd If uJma (lint ha lat Miing. It is not thought that I71 NEW 25c per bottle. Sold only by anbnoenneri on ncconnt t his rase wl le tried In McKinley AT in..rpu X17r LEADING JCWCLCR Meat at 'It) per cent reduction at the O. H. BRIQGS A CO. denouncing i county, but that Doane will be gram H Jli. iml.lic utterances, the WV, Union market, for cash. William rat St. and Gold Ave. Props. Alvarado Pharmacy. Both Phones. prohfcution of the beef trust. ed a change of venue to Bernalillo cmin1)-- . oooomoooo O9omooo09oom lioetinir, IT' 7 Went Gold avenue. PAOE SIX. ALBUQUEKOUE EVENING CITIZEN MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1905.

No. 7186.) . REPORT OF THE CONDITION MOST ANYTHING of the RUSSIA, CAPTAINLESS The in STATE NATIONAL BANK! a Advantage Buy at Albuquerque, In the Territory of ing iiiamonas or us. SAILS OUT INTO AN UNKNOWN New Mexico, at buy SEA "Do you believe President Roose- the close of business, We Diamond direct from the cutters and velt Is us brave a man as the people November 9th, 1905: purchase only Blue White and Extra White Perfect mink?" Resources. Diamonds. We are now sellinr from a nwnt stock IN i "I certainly do. Didn't he make a Ixans and Discounts 1290.707.36 boufht for Investment Several year no? Althoueh the THE MARVELOUS REVOLU- This Is Correspondent Farmer's second articleit from St. Peters-Yrt- turtitruriittTii in nttttf trip on a war vessel In time of Overdrafts, secured and un price of Diamonds has advanced considerably wa are enabled TIONARY STAGE burg on problems ay THROUGH the which the Russian people are confronted peace? secured 12,771.55 to sell these fine Diamonds to-d- at prices then prevailing. WHICH SHE IS PASSING THERE with as they start out on the road to constitutional liberty. Mr. Far- - U. S. Bonds to secure cir- nier here tells of the disheartening lack of leaders at this critical mnnnnnn Send for our handsome illustrated Fall and ARE NO A "Mrs. 'Warren's Profession" must culation LEADERS TO MARK moment on the of democracy aristocracy. Christmas Catalog No. 16. It Is Free. side either or the Kditor. 4 be pretty bad. The New York police Premiums on U. 8. Bonds 5,068.75 We STRAIGHT COUR8E TO CONSTI- Banking ship on approval and pay all charges whether you buy or not. We I 1 1 1 I I 1 ( t 1 11 1 ( 4 M ( ( couldn't stand for it. house, furniture rely on the high quality of goods to merit and win your TUTIONAL FREEDOM WITTE t t U I t H H H and fixtures B.392.41 our trade. A COMPROMISE, WHO IS DIS- The burglar stumbled as he was Due from National Banks IF IVAN COULD A LOOK INTO THE LIKED BY THE REGIME UNLY TAKE PAST leaving the house, falling against the (not reserve agents) .... 36,562.43 Brock Feagans OLD breaking and AND door and the glass. Due from State Banks and LOS ANGELES, CAL. Importers DISTRUSTED BY THE PEO- "Cnrse the luck!" he muttered, as Banker 854.42 PLE. he fled, with all the members of the Due from approved re- household following. "And my motto serve agents 37,558.97 St. Petersburg, Nov. 20. Kussia. has always been, 'Come easy, go Chucks and other cash severed from her bureaucracy, Is suf- easy.' " itamo . 9 nin 79 fering from lack of leadership. There Notes of other National mre none that can be counted on to After all. It took almost a revolu- Banks 2,300.00 00KeoD. C. ClfVINfifD, Mason comraclor Ruide her forward on a straight course tion to bring the czar around, didn't Fractional paper currency, It? 966.70 to the field of freedom. In the mar- nickels, and cents Contracts taken for Cement-Ston- e Houses and foundations. velous revolutionary stage tnrough Lawful Money Reserve In A house built of this material is warmer Button in winter and cooler In which the country Is passing, and In. Bank, viz.: summer than a brick house, and Is cheaper than good brick. ! I will continue to pass for months to Mr. Page Button of Sandusky. Is Specie $11,868.15 Foundations for frame houses cheaper than common rubble come, nothing elands out ,more pre- spending some time with his brother-in-law- . Legal-tende- r atone. Let ma figure with you. Drop a card aad I will call. In Ward Diehl. 14,468.00 eminently 1he lint of unprecedented Garrettsvllle notes CORN WALTER ANO SANTA BTRKKTB insurrectionist forces than the ab- (O.) Journal. 26,336.16 r sence of leadership. Redemption fund with U. o No one man or company of men Some Careful Figuring. S. Treasurer (5 per cent was responsible for the universal The democratic candidates on the of circulation) 6,000.00 has stealthily undermined local ticket are all capable men; so etrlke that are republican bureaucracy by abstention. the candidates, and Total $525,529.53 aaaaaBHSSeHiaSBMSaaiaaVsasjBaaaeMSaeMSSJBAIN Had there they been any formal organization and di- have the majority of voters. If Liabilities. and rection of that vast movement, the this diagnosis is correct, Is It difficult Capital Stock paid in $100,000.00 responsible It to name the winners? We think not. Undivided profits, ex- man for would now be -- M less OLD filCKOBY t the head of the Russian nation, a t HI klllt.. ft - II f X'l V S5' Wellington (O.) Enterprise. penses and taxes paid... 11,513.29 Washington and Napoleon in one, re- National Bank Notes out- placing the czar as the leader of the standing 100,000.00 81av empire. But there was no lead- Due to other National I rSij'SI'i'wU'C WAGONS er of the strike. The strike spread Banks 6,068.97 isssfc,. - as a prairie fire spreads, because of a L w,"- - Individual deposits subject dropped match and a parched field. 4 to check 196,568.64 In St. Petersburg there Is an organ- Demand certificates of de- J.Korber&Co. ization called "The Union of Unions," "The Russians simply know In a general way what they want. They posit 110,613.78 to do not know how to get It, as the American people knew when they Certified checks 436.50 WHOLESALE similar the American Federation 120 years of I,abor, but the strike had begun made their constitution ago." Correspondent Farmer. Cashier's checks outstand 4SP And RETAIL and spread from Finland to the Cau- ing 328.35. Albuquerque, N. M, casus almost before the director's of a whole nation. If necessary, but If the one hand, and his overfondness "The Union of Unions" knew it was the nation laughed at excommunica- for opportunism on the other, Russia Total $525,529.53 upon them. tion, he was at. the end of re- would hia travel more easily along the Territory The bureaucracy, too, has been as sources; tTrepoff could order his. sol- way to liberty. of New Mexico, County of lacking In leadership as the strikers. diers to fire, but reconstruction, not It will be many months, perhaps Bernalillo, ss: Had the czar been able to summon destruction, was necessary. years, I, J. B. Herndon, cashier of the Horse Blankets and several before Russia Is sever- above-name- to his help anyone of great executive So, both sides being without lead- ed finally from her bureaucracy. The d bank, do solemnly swear Lap Robes force, the strike would have died out ers, it became a question of which task of forming a Am- that the above statement Is true to the new nation as best of my with the granting of a few reforms. had the greater aggregate of moral erica was formed. Is almost Infantile knowledge and belief. Every horse needs a blanket this Knt there was no one among the bu- courage, and the unmoral bureaucracy compared with the work of changing J. B. HERNDON, Cashier. weather, and we invite an Inspec- reaucracy to czar could collapsed a Correct Attest: tion of our large line. A good, whom the before the moral force of country for centuries run hy a bu- t- I- D. turn. the Russian nation. reaucracy, Into a democracy. The A. MACPHERSON, lined,' Burlap Blanket, lwth two ' I. A. DYE. $1.50. Fine As the reactionaries beseeched the Now, affairs are In the hands of Russians simply know In a general He Was Badly Rattled. surcingles attached, for czar not to give way, Nicholas turned Count Wltte, who Is disliked by the way they D. H. CARNS, wool street Blankets at $2.50 each. what want. They do not Directors. to them, one after another, saying, court party and distrusted by the peo- know how to get It, as the American "The man I marry must have a "Will you undertake to restore peace ple. But in all Russia he is only people Subscribed and sworn to before me the knew when they made their title." this 15th day if I give you a free hand?" All with- available leader. He has come into 120 years ago. got of November, 1905. r Cor. First street and Tijeras road. ALBUIJUtnijUt CAKKIAbt CU. "I've one to the finest lot P. F. M'CANNA, Notary Public. out exception made some excuse and power because there Is absolutely no Russia must experiment. There in town!" walked out. one else. Both sides regard him as must be a long series of exploring "EVENTS i Vladimir could give advice as to the a compromise. He is the Alexander steps taken in directions entirely lew Some Household Stunts. COMING oooooooooo diamond settings most likely to please Hamilton of Russia. If, with him were for the Slavs, and there are cerniln . O 4 a c girl, no o o ; horns but he had policy for a coterie of men like Jefferson. Madi- to be many Initial mistakes, some of November 22 f stopping and 23 Walter Thom- 0 f the cries of the people; son and .John Adams, to counterbal- them perhaps approaching to dis- as Mills will lecture at Colombo hall QUICK EL & BOTHE, Proprletore Pobiedonotetts could excommunicate ance his suspicion of democracy on asters. on Socialism. November 23 Aat the Lead Ave- 0 nue Methodist Episcopal church, BAR AND CLUB ROOMS The Production of Gold. "Robert Mclntyre," the noted lecturer. The prbduetlon of gold in the November 24-2- 5 George Samuels 0 FINE RESTAURANT IN CONNECTION. Finest Whiskies, Imported 0 iVorn Husking Revered United Sthtes during 1904 amounted company. aad Domestic Wines and Cognac. The coolest and highest grade ot to 3,910,729 fine ounces, valued at November 29 Damon ahd Pythias, lager served. Finest and best llmported and Domestic Cigars. f by local Country-bre-d $80,835,648. This represents an in- talent. 0 J BY Youths crease of 17,243,948 over the produc- December 1 The "Broken Hearted tion or 1903. After a period of very Club" and "Sarah's Young Man," by rapid advance in the gold production local talent, under the auspices of the Farmers throughout corn belt sun makes a showing. You blow t 14IUI Albuquerque Woman's the on from 1HI rinrlmr nhlph an club. 1 your fingers. December 5 are very busy finishing the husking You thresh your arms. increase from $33,000,000 to 679,171,-00- 0 "Marriage of Kitty." nawl And If your gloves December 7 of their corn. In many localities, In are badly frazzled took place, there followed two "Two Merry Tramps." The St. Elmo at the ends you may leave a few spots years of nearly stationary output, and December 8 "Cousin Kate." " : Wto$,tanss,Ets, spite of the big wages offered, there of good rich blood on some of year, December 16 "Mahara Minstrels." is a scarcity of corn huskers. the one 1903, of very decided de BARNKTT, Ttvp. husks. What matters it? Life' Is crease. Jt Is therefore very gratifying December 25 "Hooligan In New" JOSEPH Ever 'shuck" corn? gool. Life Is gay. That fellow on York." You go to bed soon after the chick the to find that the production has risen SAMPLE AND other side of the wagon shall not get again with a bound to record figures, December 27 "Hans Hanson." ens go to roose and you get up before ahead of the horses' mils. "Shelling the Peas." 120 West Rrfroatf Arttwe CLtfl ROOMS daylight and do chores the largest previous output, in 1902, out at the The big dinner distends your stom- amounting to 180,000,000. REPAIR SHOP. barn until breakfast is ready. By that ach to the point of bursting. And The Norwegian storthing announces Stoves repaired and set up; furnl the The Production of Sliver. up time yo!ir appetite Is ready for busi- half hour's rest that follows Is hal- that it is ready to treat with Prince ture set and crated for shipment ness. The production of silver in 1904 Rear of drug cyon. amounted to 55,999,864 fine ounces, Charles. As the governor of North Walton's atora. And the breakfast! And again, with fingers a Carolina said L. H. SHOEMAKER. ' Sugnr ham, little stiff, valued at $32,035,378. This represents WE GRIND OUR OWN LENSES cured smoked iu the you plod by the wagon side all after- an Increase 1,699,864 farmer's smoke house with a 6low of ounces over When you are In need of fine liquors we guarantee by noon, gathering the corn. 'Till sup- the production 1903. Llpton For the reason that can all glasses prescribed us. chip fire, and fresh laid eggs, with no per. of and an In Sir Thomas would never and wines, call on Ernest Meyer A Again you eat as if there was crease In value of $2,713,378. find a welcome in the - He's hint of storage, and biscuit like your never There south. Co., 116 West Silver avenue. Auto to be another chance at vic- Is. therefore, a total Increase of always stirring up the race question. matic phone, 240. Bebber Optical Co. grandmother used to make, and gravy tuals. And then you roll Into bed Kalore strong In the value of gold and silver 115 GOLD AVE. and coffee enough to and Into a snoreless, dreamless sleep. produced B , ,' hold up an egg, with cow's in 1904 over that of 1903. thick Dyspepsia? Insomnia? Impover- - The record of silver In 1892, 'Member of Board of Optometry oream to put In it. isned blood? By amounting to 63,500,000 fine ounces, the time the sun shows Its redfs Who eer heard that corn buskers has not years, disk over the prairie you are In been reached In late the suffered of these things? Of course, nor has at- "Backache, field. The frost shows Itself on the commercial value "The Blues" the they are tired. There are a few little tained the figures of that year, which fences and the fields, and the steam aches, a sore finger or two. as slight But amounted to $82,101,000. The price PEACH & CO. W. L. TRIMBLE & CO. rises makes a fog in the for health, corn huskers have a sur- 1904, Both Symptoms N. -- of silver in according to Organic Derangement corn rows which a light bree.e soon plus. the of in LTVERY, SALE FEED AND TRANS- blows away. Director of the Mint, varied from 55 And a great ptiy it is. some of 61 per Women Thousands Sufferers Relief. REAL ESTATE DEALERS FER STABLES you boy that to cents fine ounce, represent- of Find If are a small they will our white faced, weak lunged, smoke ing Horses and Mules bought and ex- you on the "'down row," and you a decided Increase over the prices Automatic 'phone, 535. Office, 208 ft lut poisoned city men could not be com- of 1903, which varied from 48 to 59 West Gold Avenue. changed. letter believe it Is as hard to keep pelled shuck corn up to at least two cents in October, 1903. BEST TURNOUTS IN THE CITT that as it is to shuck two rows weeks In t)ctober and two weeks In Second street, between m either side of the wagon. Thump! Source of Increase In Production. Railroad and November. i The principal sources of the great Copper avenues. go the first ears Into the wagon box. "Shucking" Is a mighty fine recrea- M.Yin Orayin' Stilppin' The race is on. The horses but increase In the gold production of over need tion. It beats golf, all hollow. $8,000,000, compared with that of 1903, little urging to keep up with the pro- Is dignified And It also a form of are easily traceable. Colorado added . FREIGHTIN O. F. PLATT, fession, which, later In the day, as honest, joyous labor gathering of load gets the nearly $2,000,000 to her production of The real cleaner and dyer. La- the heavier, moves a liflle a harvest that Is to make glad the 1903, most amount Tou have us once, yos'll more slowly. It Is then, if ever, of this coming from dles' and gentlemen's ffoe that hearts of men and beasts the mines of Cripple Creek. Nevada's call again. Prices right; clothes a specialty. Portieres, profanity appeals. output At the first you go Increased about the same there ain't no gougln. lace curtains, etc. 1411 North at the big ears amount, chiefly by reason phe- with a hop, skip and jump you PRODUCTION OF GOLD of the Fifth street. Old 'phone, Red, and nomenal yields of Goldfields 26 V2. hold the pace till the By the Albuquerque Transfer Men Automatic 'phone, 675. the first load drives mines. The greatest progress re- out of the field and goes groaning to AND SILVER IN 1904 la COCOOCOOCXX)CXX)COCOCOCOO the bins. ported In California, whose production exceeds that of 1903 by $2,300,000, the Shoveling the corn. Ah, there's the TAKEN rub. Nowadays many FROM U. 8. GEOLOGICAL Increase being caused partly by a M. DRA60IE farmers have SURVEY strong development of quartz min- patent elevator by which the wagon BULLETIN 206, AND the brought up SHOWING ing Industry and to a less degree by , Dealers in led i at one end and the WHENCE IT CAME. the activity dredgers. whole load slides out. In the old days of the Alaska GENERAL MERCHANDISE, and Arizona show increased yields, Groceries, Cigars and Tobacco, and It took muscle and an back-lon- e S. VANN. O. O. elastic Never before In the historv of the amounting respectively, to $476,893 all kinds of Fresh Meat. .T to "scoop" the corn. And there United States Geological Survey has Eyesight Specialist. was many an ache thereby. and $748,708. A number of states 300 North Broadway, Corner of Wash Its annual report on the production of show smaller Increase, while Utah, ington Avenue. ALBUQUERuB.N. M. President of New Mexico Board of , ' You are at it again. You talk poli- gold and silver been so complete and Washington Optometry. tics or religion or gossip comprehensive and have less with the as is the reiort ofi gold to their credit in 1904 than In MERCHANT TAILORING First established optician In New other fellows. You breathe the crisp, 1904, which has just been published. How often do we hear women say: "It Dear Mrs. Pinkham. 1903. seems " 1 feel it my duty to toll all women Maxico. Glasses fitted for poor sight, pure air; you whistle or sing and for The number of mine owners who re--j as though my back would break," suffering The increase of value in the pro- of the relief I have found in Lydia K. Pink-ham- 's UPSTAIRS, OVER headache and nervous strain. get there Is anything in the world but fuse to report their production Is now or"Ikm't speak to me, I am all out of NO. 209 WEST duction of sliver or $2,713,378 is some- sorts?" These significant remarks prove Vegetble Compound. W hen I RAILROAD AVENUE, O. BAM- Office Room 9, Whiting block. Ap- corn and dinner. extremely small, and Is, in fact,' taking Compound 1 there what evenly distributed among the that the system requires the suffered BINI, PROPRIETOR pointments made at Vann's drug About 10 o'clock you begin to listen a very large attention. men-s-ti and growing number ofi various states and territories, but is " everything with backaches, headaches, store. for the dinner bell or horn. You never companies that no longer make a Backache and the blues" are direct uul and ovarian troubles. I am complete- so to some extent due to the better price symptoms of an inward trouble which ly cured and enjoy the best of My merchant tailoring sTiop Is up- were hungry. Secret nf- their...... lirftiliir.tln.i nfv. L rrIA nnl! health, and I ...... v k...ll lllll D11M of silver obtained. Colorado leads owe 209 Hut you drown your appetite iu tlie silver. Waldemar Limlgren. geologist, will sooner or later declare Itself. It it all to you." stairs over No. West Railroad ave- A. W. HAY with an Increase of $170,320. Cali- may or nue, I DEN pure joy of living and breathing. You who is weyy In im- he caused by diseased kidneys When where solicit the patronage ot known the most fornia, Idaho, Montana, Nevada and some derangement. women are troubled with irreg- CONTRACTOR ANO BUILDER. josh the man on the other bide of the portant gold and silver camps of uterine Nature ular, suppressed or painful menstrua- the puhlic. All work guaranteed first1 the Utah also added considerable value to requires assistance once, I wagon alKiut bis best girl. The sun country, had charge of the work of and at and tion, weakness, luueorrhoea, displace- class, as have had fifteen year$' ex their silver production. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com- perience In the business. Suits made Office and F.ictorv Kets warm and you shed garments. collecting the gold and silver statis- pound ment or ulceration of the womb, that And all Is raining tics. He was instantly asserts its curative bearing down feeling, to order. Clothes cleaned, pressed and 412 WEST COPPER AVENUE. the lime the air assisted by Charles G. New Railroad Completed. powers in all those peculiar ailments of inflammation of corn. Yale In Alaska. California, Nevada, the ovaries, backache, bloating (or repaired. The specific I use will not Albuquerque, fl. M. Bangor, Me., Nov. 20. women. It has been the standby of Injure the cloth. garments Or Oregon and Washington; by Victor C. Passenger intelligent flatulence), general debility, indiges- Ladies' service on the new Northern Seaport American women for twenty tion be- also cleaned and walking skirts made Phones, Auto. 108; Colo., It may be that the furrows show Helkes in Arizona, Idaho and Utah; years, and the ablest specialists agree and nervous prostration, or are Black 265 some Ice in spots and the thick frost by W. S. Ward in Colorado; by A. N. railroad, from La Grange to Stockton set with such symptoms as dizziness, to order. Give me a trial. bprlngs, began today. Two that it is the most uuiversallv success- faintness, lassitude, O. BAMBINI. gets hold of your fingers, which are WInchell in Montana; and by H. P. trains ful remedy for woman's ills known to excitability, irrita- worn thin despite the "stalls" or husk Porter In South Dakota and Wyoming. a day will run each way, in Siockton bility, nervousness, sleeplessness, mel- Thos. F. Keleher Springs the arrival of medicine. ancholy, gone ' But Few Are Free. PAINTS, OILS, ing pegs. It is a longtime before the! and Prof. F. A. Jones in New Mexico. the first train The following "all "and "want VARNISHES AND was celebrated by the whole popula- letters from Mrs. feelings, blues and hopeless- But few people are entirely fre from BRUSHES. tion. Holmes and Mrs. Cotrely are among ness, they should remember there is one indigestion at this season of the year. the many thousands which Mrs. Pink-ha- tried ami remedy, Lydia Kodol Dyspepsia Leather, Harness, Saddles. Lap true E. Pink Cure is not only the Robes, Horse Blankets, Liquors, has received this year from those Ham's Vegetable Compound at once re- best remedy to use because it digests Etc. Pal- wines and cordials the whom she has relieved. metto Roof Paint; lasts five years finest line In the city. All deliv- moves such troubles. what you eat but because it also en and WINTER goods Burelvsuch testimony Is convincing stops leaks. Cash paid for and PREPARE FOR ered free. Ernest Meyer & Co., 118 No other medicine in world has ables the digestive apparatus to as- Hids West Mrs. j.ii. Holmes, of Lariuaore, North the similate Pelts. Silver avenue. received such widespread and unqual-fle- d and transform all food into 109 Dakota, writes: tissue-buildin- g WEST RAILROAD AVENUE. endorsement. No other medicine blood. Kodol relieves Mothers everywhere praise One Min Dear Mrs. Pinkham: has such a reoord of cures of female sour stomach, heart burn, belching, Strengthen the Stomach with Mi-o-- Tablets and Keep ute Cough Cure for the sufferings It I h tiilfuml everything with backache troubles. Refuse to buy any substitute. and all forms of Indigestion. has relieved ami womb trouble I let the trouble run on ' Well-Guaran- and the lives of their lit teed until my nvstem was in lurh a condition that If In need of fine liquors family Woman's Exchange by J. 0. Rielly & Co. tie ones It has saved. A1 certain cure I TO WOMEN. for was unable to lie lxut, end then it wet I ntr.E ADVICE and medicinal purposes, call on Er- for Coughs, Croup and Whooping roinin.'noed une I.Tii K Vege- you symptom of to Pinklutuie & ALL nout If have the least ach, stimulate the solar plexus, and Cough. Makes breathing easy, cuts table Compound. If I had oniy known how Remember, every woman is cordially nest Meyers Co., 116 West Silver indigestion or sys- avenue. COOKING stomach troubles, strengthen the whole nervous out phlegm, ami draws out the Inflam- niii. ii muttering I would have savwl, I should invited to write to Mrs. Pinkham if make haste to get rid of it cow. The tem. If you have headaches, dizzi- mation. Sold by all druggists. have taken it month moner for a few there is anything about her symptoms Boston Baked Beans s and Brown Bread n, wwrlu' me Pink-ham'- hearty food and indoor "life of win- ness, Indigestion, heart-bur- specks o . . - ttHutuiPiit made well aud strong. she does not understand. Mrs. MEN AND WOMEN, every My lii-t- t' Saturday. will put upon poor back- and laches arw all gone and aiftiress is Lynn. Mass., her 401 ter a burden that before the eyml, sleeplessness, The slgulngof I WEST RAILROAD Nealsoa to play first 1 null no pum at my uietutrual I to .lufi.uiui! jogs. AVENUE. old stomach which may weaken it be- ache, and debility or weakness, It babe for iti.mU. advice is free and cheerfully given to 'r.J the Pirutes is said to mean wlureiu liefon) I took "Lvdia E. " 1'inkhaui If u, i,i ii m m yond help. shows that you a. Vegi'laUtj 1 every ailing woman who asks for it. .ii.l.r.nH. need the retirement from base ball of Compound utfered uitenae pain." (Wad,. Haliil.... .i.. nut t.trini &. Mi-o-- tablets are an unusual Abk J. H. O'Rlelly Co. to show you Claude Riu-hey- Her advice and medicine have res'ored ?3 RANKIN CO. the clever second Mrs. Kuiiua Cotrely, 109 Kast to more oue hundred thou- combination of valuable medicinal the guarantee they give with each 50 baseman of the team. will go litli health than Ijf'V (ISCISIUII,0 W llrnsifiMS, FIRE INSURANCE, REAL ESTATE. Brain Mreet, New 1 ork t ity, C. Kyj agents Irri- Ml-o-- writes: sand women. i. or fxol i: plain LOANS that soothe and heal the cent box of this remedy. to second, and Howard will ri wrirtr and Leach 111 nif" vi l. iu' Mrs. Ahkc-- A Woman "i"'".i"i!i-M.- tated mucouj membrane ot the stom costs nothing unless it cures. fight it out for third base. Ink Pinkham'. Best ImlmtafJUJ Wmm' Si!?H3c'S ' .. Automatic phone 451. Mi Circular hoI nn Room 10. N. T. Armijo Building. I AL13UQDEHQUE EVENING CITIZEN PAGE SEVEN. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1905. CAN NOW TRUST THE CZAR THIRD STREET FINNS HOPE THEY Meat Market GROSS, KELLY & CO., INC. I TERRITORIAL TOPICS OF THE H AUGUST EDWARDS. LEADING FINN IN AMERICA. WRITES All Kindt of Freeh and Salt Meet. OF THE MIDNIGHT SUN. Steam Sausage Factory. x-x-x- X TROUBLES OF THE LAND xx-x-xTx-x-x-- EMIS KLEINWORT, :?V'--,"- I Masonic Building. North Third Street And if we moved In starry skies Wholesale Grocers BY AUG. EDWARDS, EXAMINING M,NEaSTRATASoak9 Where no one weps, where no one Editor of the Amerlkan Sanomat. sighs Smoke the White Lily Cigar. t r nmvlnn of Washington. 1. C. poor lonely country, though. of the United States (Aue. was born in Finland, Ito thin JOE RICHARDS CieHHS Wool, Hide and Pelt Dealers .'a'mumlr making a sur Kdwards Our longing Hearts would go. geological corps, now and came to this country In 1SS3. territory, naa - news-nnne- r W. Avenue. vey of the am Since 18S4 he has been In the 2.roo.(Min Fin'anilers t home a; US 12 Railroad Wtiite Oaks examining stra.tas at Ashtalnila. O. He The several business tiie 2"o,ooo In this country, with formations of that section for semi-weekl- and look over published first the grief in nlieir hearts, hBve seen Fin- t BAKERY ALBUQUERQUE AND LAS VEGAS days He left for Nogal to Sanomat, a monthly tem- swept PIONEER "gold formations land's constitutional liberty SIMON BALLING, Proprtetor. the and fossillferous perance paper and a monthly illus- public offices region. . awav, the Important (Successor to Balling Broe.) of that trated magazine, all in the Finnish men who have nothing in tew SPECIALTY now publishing the given to WEDDING CAKES A language. He is common with the natives, given to We desire patronage and we guar- A BAPTIST CONVENTION Amerikan Sanomat, the leading Fin- up KELLY & CO., INC. AT ALAMAGORDO. men and brought under antee first class baking. GROSS, 23, nish weekly, with 10,000 subscribers. tyranny. Albuquerque. Thursday, November the best In- Russian ' 207 S. First Street. 0 convention will Mr. Edwards is one of the v New Mexico Baptist in America, and a lead But during nil the dark days there I - llamnimritn. SRVR the formed Finns Established In 1882 convene m n of liis- countrymen here. hulioi.i were some who could not reirain AW3. EDWARDS. will bring er in- News. This convention from protesting. This number Fm G. & CO. from all parts of the exasperated, PRATT Baptist brethren T'ntll a few yenrs ago little was creased, and individuals, But let us be as charitable as we Sole fcgents for Casino Canned Goods AT LAST Ueneral business of Bap- or endeavoring FOUND territory. known in America of the land the slew Russian officials for can. We are told tha the czar Is Jaa. Heekln & Co.'s Coffees. 1m our al- are to come before the was degrading policy of Woolens laundered without shrinking. We have added to tist matters midnight sun and Its people, ft to carry out the one of the most just anil noblest of boden's Granite Flour., a with which we can handle meeting, such as the missionary work Russian destroyers of Finland's liberty. ready to ready well equipped laundery machine reports of all known that some so called the monarch, but weak and woolens without shrinking. When we are through with them they and the hearing of immigrated and were protested for a long time of advlsoiV. - work. The Finns had The pafifts yield to any demand his are like new. If other laundries shrink them,- bring them to us kinds of Baptist church Michi- In Today the conditions have in vast em- Staple and Fancy Just days. working in the Minnesota and vain. Perhaps the uprising his and we will straighten tbem out for you. convention will hold for three on docks at Ash- changed and he emperor. In hi hour him realize that the gan mines and the lis- pire nas made Groceries tabula, Conneaut and Fairport. O. of distress finally has seen fit to people Is a power aide to punish even RACE oppressed LAUNDRY ',,RdAcoaFgP0?s,, CHRISTMAS But about five years ago a cry of ten t.i the demand of the the mightiest ruler. Hlllsboro creamery Butter-t-Be- st on IMPERIAL 'CO MEET AT CARLSBAD. over me - ,,k Ho ha nromised to restore meeting to be llKiros. 'm heard all ciin- uii Finland has censed to be the rock Earth. The Chistmas race world, emanating from the Finns, to the people of Finland the heredi- is becoming well ized of which against which the tiih for freedom held at Carlsbad 700 years had been free and tary rights and privileges in- Orders Solicited. Free Delltery. territory, and who. for 15, 1S9, breaks. Hope for a season bade t all over the now made virtually Russian he by his decree of February see all points will at-- ' were land farewell, but we can clearly u racing Mock from down deprived them. , rm-nis- h 214 South Second Street. money hung serfs. Interest in the trodden the dawning or a new day. i ne contest for the u-- " tend the amused, and today Fin . czar. In Argus. The great roping n,.f .. uo trust him? Is tiie patriots, hiving persevered PRODUCE CO up savs the and its people are better known, of the pen. can now see con- CLARKVILLE MACHINERY success-almos- t land single stroke protests their mr.tch, too, promises to be a liberty loving who with a their HAT, GRAIN AND FEED HOISTING cowboy and as an especially annihilated the Finnish constitution. stitution returned to their beloved everv a people who love mourning again with Wholesale and Retail v people and ,m'lrinnd I,)lllngt,(1 into land, and t'.ie na'lon can has written Mr. Signer greatest poet, j HIDES. PELTS AND WOOL fee i.mirv Finland's loval people, a man who wiU keep joyful nearts take up the strain of asking information as to entrance ex- . B. MacM ANUS. 'Mgr. Johan Ludvig Runeberg, does not t' Ufa iinfiaaatnn...... tO- anthem: J. BEEN OUR FOR THIRTY YEARS of the contest. na- his promises: uu un the national Both Phones HAS SPECIALTY and conditions aggerate when he sings In the 1894 Nicholas II assured 602 South First Street the thrme In Oh, land, the thousand iakes, own FAVORABLY tional hymn thus: the people that he desired to confirm MORE the land E. WALKER, TEAM. ELECTRIC, COMPRESSED AIR, OAS OR GASOLINE. IMPRESSED THAN EVER. poor, so shall be and ratifv the fundamental law, lay, .glee A. j Our land is and privileges of every class Of faith, and and Write us your conditions and we can aupply your wants. Spe- It now turns out that captain Fred M.hn snlri nhall crave: rights and Where life's main sea gave us a FIRE - of United states en- t hti we in Finland, which according to the INSURANCE. cial Hoist Catalogue on application. O. Plummet- the The strangeTS proudly pass, but country they had strand, was more favorably see constitution of their fore-time- 's Mntnal TtutMlnc Automa gineer corps, Shall ever love this land. We prom- Our land, our .futures we thought as to the enjoyed. In 189 he broke his anin T. Waldrldge's Lum than fell and Isle and wave . tion. Office at 0 & Supply Co. can- In moor and committed a perfidious crime and. The Hendrie Bolthoff Mfg. and importance of the White Oaks so brave. ise and Shy thy future never be; ber yart-L- site, from A golden land against the fundamental laws of Fin of yon as an Irrigation dam And If we once were made to rise. Be calm, be glad, be free! QRAOi " the territorial papers, and below land Tori A 1621-163- DENVER, COLORADO the tone of To gold clouds from I 9 Seventeenth Street. q v something definite may be looked for N Provisions, Hay, at any time, saySthe White Oaks Out- Dealers In Groceries, look. Let us keep the matter, which uram ana uei. to this com- Fine llae of Imported Wines, Liquors Is of such vital Interest your munity, thoroughly and persistently and Cigars. Place order tor agitated. I this line with us. GRANDE LUMBER CO. NORTH THIRD STREET. RIO NEW DISEASE AT SANTA FE. Gtmfal Bcildtng SgppHes REDUCED PRICES 7 Plates, 18.00; DOORS w ii Work. "BPST CLIMATE IN THE w4 . haw i Si jfk vsi mi win On Dental SCREEN tuc AN ill Gold Crowns, 16.00; Fillings, $1.00 TROUBLES WITH WORLD" up. Teeth extracted without pain, Both Phones Third and Marquette ILL. hw I mux. I OTHER fiOc. All guaranteed. tv. nhvciHnno of Santa Fe are jjiwiin"' talking of a new disease that has made Its appearance In that city, and iSfl" lis Co. whh hiita fair to snread to the epi The Standard Plumbing & Heating demic stage. The illness first mani- fests Itself by pains in the back of I. H. COX, Manager. v hooH 4nst 't base of the the Iron Pipe. Iron Pipe Fittings. Brass Fittings and VaWea. Steam ana skull, and from there spreads over! B. F. COPP, D. D. S. room i- - V. symp HotWater Heating and Gas Fitting. A full line of bath the body, assuming some of the Room 17, N. T. Armtjo Building. tures supplies. Storer Gasoline Engines. f) toms of la grippe, as yet it nas no. ; given a name. ' 7i 412 w. Railroad- Ave. Colo. 'Phone. M. 0 teen --rAM V ii. i,a ' in The Fuehr Undertaking Company GIRLS. CHASING LITTLE THE HARBOR. HELSINGFORS, CAPITAL OF FINLAND. AND Successors to Edwards ft Iuehr FE, " WpM 1 VP. II HI. A PUEBLO INDIAN OF SANTA ! 301 Riilrnia i0MK0)000 " i MAN'S , . rt . 13 BROTHEhS ARE DMG; IS ACQUIRING WHITE v.uuv. Bath 'Phones. Oiv or Night Unredeemed Diamonds WAYS. "The Great Conspicacy" at tiks upera noue u NEITHER KNOWS OTHER IS ILL along THE WHOLESALE PRICE. SHOULD Yesterday, while passing BELOW ' j i can . street. Mrs. L. HENDER- TTnurm nn rnPKR TO SELL YOU A rrinxlirn Mr. Sam- "A Wise Woman," the second DAVID B. vrttx glad note that mirth-producin- g B Prince was accosted by four little We are to even more SON, NEARING ENCr AT DU- EVEN AT COST. IT WOULD very much company are again to be night's play, is DIAMOND girls, all of whom seemed uels and his than "The Man From Mexico. BUQUE GEORGE HENDERSON buy from us, as we are in a position to Bell dia- begged her to pro- beginning SAN still pay you to it frightened, and with us for three nights, It is played with, a full cast of fifteen IS ON DEATHBED AT HAYGDOD pawned to us at 20 per cent less than retail tect them, saying that an Indian had scen,ery, and monds that have been auer November 23 and playing on the 24th players; new cosiumes DIEGO. I been following and running Conspiracy," effects for both pieces will be used. 1 jewelers buy at wholesale. Mrs. Prince noticed an Indian, and 25th. "The Great Nov. 20. At the them. Dubuque, Iowa. The Pawnbroker. The Man You Can Trust who seemed to be a Pueblo, standing same time, but widely separated by The Cleaner 2 ROSENFIELO, store of Leo Hersch. She ac- are fighting Will do all your CARPET, . 5 Albuquerque. N. M. near the distance, two brothers "WINDOW CLEAN- 118 Railroad avenue, next door to the St. Elmo, companied the girls to their homes, nealnst same grim HOUSE and a mnA .niri guaranteed. fleht. the x,.M j .ii,a. t..,rfc i-- transactions - w says Mexican. One of the same appar ING, and doctor your stove, at jtmiiuau iicnwo ivu6u, the New adversary, and with the per hour. , girls, a daughter of Mrs. Thomas ent result the slow but sieaay up the rate of 25 cents Hurlow, seemed very mucn irignien-ed- , Phone Red, 271. Auto, (30. 0OaaK0 the Indian had been B. Henderson, and said that In this city David North Seventh Street 3 1 1 Wholesale liquor and Oar Dialers in the habit of chasing them as they former speaker of the house of rep 3II & EAKIN, way to" and from school. carea oy MELINI were on their resentatives, is being lor u; Exclusive Agents for Yellowstone and O. F. C. Whiskies, Moe Mrs. Hurlow also stated that she had hri,ih a n Henderson, who Is 999B. C. Bohemian Jc Chandon WHite Seal Champagne, St. Louis A. been told by her daughter and other by every means known to the GO TO THE ' ownera and distributora goes striving Bottled Beers, and liltle girls that the Indian, wno nurse'B art, of which he is a graduate, o? ihrllavarado Whiskey. Write for our Illustrated by the nickname of '"Jumbo," had to restore normal circulation and re- Telephone, 199. Salesroom, running the in brain. Price List. Automatic CotuJ been in the habit of after lieve congestion of blood the New Planing Mill Albuquerque, New Mexico. girls each day, and had on different Neither the sick man nor tils pains- Street. occasions offered them five and ten-cen- t taking attendant, knows that in San South of Viaduct, on Firat 8treet. pieces. ' Diego, Cal., George Henderson, their brother, Is also near to death, and Machinery CLAD THEY LOST HER that it. Is with great difficulty that he Special has been kept alive, it is reiiuneu FOR ALL KINDS OF WORK. here that his life has been despaired Williams Drag Co. EMPLOY- - The OWNERS OF BOSWELL of, knowledge of his condition A but G. E. GU8TAFSON, Proprietor. Pioprletora. SiCNT AGENCY RECEIVE iv.uii.i hut hasten the end of the for O B WILLIAMS and F. W. SCHMALMAACK. UNIQUE LETTER FROM KAN- mer speaker, while it might cauae the O. DIN 8 DALE SAS WOMAN. collapse of nia overwornea ana over- - LIVERY em- nurse. HIGHLAND The proprietors of a Roswell the date, November 23, has not been tp- - rejoicing because the opening attraction, is well chosen Remember George Henderson STABLE Always ployment agency are loving ami fnrmm or tne li ness 01 ins oruuici Prescriptions a Kansas woman went hack on her to entertain the melodramatic Boarding Horses a Specialty It presents I" the most fas- David. engagement to come to New Mexico people. NOTICE. by - experi- Compounded a. ell- thrilling " to'eook for one of the company's cinating manner the "I Think h 3rd!" ences of a young farmer of Ohio, who This Is to notify the merchants that 8AM KEE V any debts cried Hannah Plant, of Little Rock, mtritf tHttini oil on his farm. It por I will not be resiHinsible for s says has lots of pretty She was hired and transportation discovered Ark., ' for the relier I got buck-len'- ir that he Member of the Firm Bertha iron ' failed to put In trays the many different ruses and the contracted by my wife, Mrs. my fear- things, comprising Toys, Indian u ni her. When she Arnica Salve. It cured e" a was written villainous methods employed by hire- Conley, from this date. nothing else e Curios, Mexican Drawnwork, and an appearance letter 35, 1905. ful running sores, which demanding an explanation for her de- lings of the great oil magnates of November from which I had suf- Chinese and Japanese goods, for f ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. Wall uKrewt defraud the owner of J. E. CONLEY. would heal, and f 117 WEST RAILROAD AVENUE, lay. Here is what he saitl in her in fered for five years." It is a marvel- 4 Christmas. his rightful possessions. Exciting oil-- : 215 South Second Street, e an explosion cook ous healer for cuts, burns and wounds. e Kan., Nov. 14. imi.i. maxes and exciting Biuiauons mane Don t wait for druggists; 25c. Wlnfield, gas the humane way. Guaranteed by all I'' Kind Sir You ought to no i would up the plot. with tJtJtA not cum without my husband. He Had to kill a man 3 weeks ago, be had his Tryal yestirday cum clear that makes even 12 for bim 1 think he will quit now we are going to montera Old Mexico, we will leave tonigni. ne ..a u s marshall 175.00 a TT-- a position as any n munth i am t ,( work iiSa EST more soon. Resp If T3U)1 MARY JOBE. DPATH WATCH SUSPENDED. Metropolis of New Mexico GIVEN Railroad AN ARIZONA MURDERER The Future LONGER LEASE OF LIFE. Kingman, & Railway Tlio in.nth watch at the Cut-o- ff The Atchison, Topeka Santa Fe Ariz., jail has been tal,. n off of I. on the Belen of Leigh, his appeal having given that Located murderous gentleman a longer leae of life sav the Miner. Attorney An-.- i i. i umninveil. . - bv the reta il. i aim, n ii., in ...i"--- tives cf Leigh to carry the ease totne supreme court, has made the state- ment that owing to new evidence, a hi i. ocLu.i f.ir. and that Company Own the Belen Townsite iit-- iiiciiii win i' Belen Town aod Improvement the evidence is i" substance that tne The ,i.,oi i uioti f,,i. tne anec ioiib old shade tr.es; public school house eoat-O- f -- .) beautiful lake and public park and grand i nnirilcred woman ift streets with alleys feet wide, with liantun iho lots, 25x142 feet, laid out wuh broad and ofoot capacity. 150 barrels dally; .arge winery: three hotels. wag a member of the grand jury that L000 business and residence sl.e Mexico; the Belen Patent Holler mill, club; a population of 1.500 Inhabitant,: railroad city in the n.ar future cannot be estimated, in h in letmeni huh ing U6.0..0; churches. Commercial in Central New Mexico. Its importance as a great commercial (if wool, flour, wheat . , hay I.. th nrnuarillltnn the Tlllir restaurants, etc. Belen Is the largest shipping point for .1...... i,uf,u hnt hmiv . The- statement BELEN, EAST ANO WEST NORTH 60UTH. IHTII I" l"lu of WILL OVER THE MAIN LINE THROUGH TO ia all bosh. Leigh committed one TRAINS THE SANTA .OUTE 00 i m F n .XPRESS. MAIL A.n WMWT 0, the most cold blooded murders in tne ALL past it house, jewe.er, p.umbing shop, planing grave,. flrst-clas- s ba.ery, taiior shop, shoe i onnaU nf th iiuiiitry.- and cuitlvatlon, ; no r We need a llliiiuiai..i...i,. Wfcl, (raany of m by M should pay the penalty. He lived for of ,he (,y. t. years from the earnings of this wom- M longer " - WarRanTY an and when she refused 'o r u ow 0N PAvMENTs; t, peRFeCt: murder- - support, he - 0rP;r:r to his r TO contribute - LOTS - CHOICEST IF YOU WISH TO SECURE THE ed her. That is the cold fact of the APPLY AT ONCE FOR MAP AND PRICES,

One or the nrcest places tn the city 1. ih noni hall. No. na veBi Improvement Company your t--Bu - nrH rn.i avenue. Call and enjoy j9.?. r.ufiVw.- WM. M. BERQER, Secretary self. BEGKEK, rresiaentinc I have new patterns coming in all JOHN you want any "aniphiK eszzzsr nsMrss" "J''. the time, if li KSBSSSST' 'VtSL'ZW ZZZju -- x,f;-7- rfrr,icrT done, don't delay, but bring it to -- .4 MJJ' rrT TfiL 'sskr .ygifc szm West Gold avenue, corner of lbird sareet. Mi . Wilson. :. PAGE SIGHT. ALBUOUEHOUK EVENING CITIZEN MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1905.

noon from the undertaking parlors of A. Borders, Itov. J. W. Barron officiat- LOCAL AND ing. The funeral was very largely at- tended, the carpenters' union escort- HANAN DOUGLAS ing the body to Fairvlew cemetery, SHOES Everything Men and Boys SHOES PERSONAL where Interment took place. $5.50 Charles Rankin and P. P. Simmons, $3.50 of the John Decker company, of He- Wear WEATHER INDICATIONS. len, passed through the city this morn- ing en route to Wlllard, where the Partly cloudy and warmer tonight. John Becker company has recently Reputable Tuesday, rain In south portion and established a store. In going, they go Clothing rain or snow and colder weather In by way of Kennedy, but ou returning, THE PROBABILITY OF GETTING BETTER CLOTHING THAN OURtJ northern portion of territory. they will travel over the Santa Fe IS REMOTE. cut-of- There Is now only about eight We believe ourselves able to judge clothes, and have had many to be on sut-of- f Shoes Ttionhsgiving R. O. Putnian, of Wlllard, Is trans-ar- t miles of track laid the iv iu v'Ciii nvriit in (Villi UT lor Iur luisiness In the city for a few between Wlllard and Belen. The days. Snnta Fe nan laid out yards at Helen for about seven miles of tracks. Quattly-Style-- Fit Attorney H. M. DoiiKherfy of So- and Price Hon. H. O. riursnni, chairman of the corro, was among the Sunday visit- ' republican com- our Fall line Is second to none. Our lines df clothing by aj ors in Albuquerque. territorial central are hacked, mittee, and superintendent of the New national renutAtlnn. uo nnn't nff,iri n .nit. , luionor gooas we .naveH You the new gown or you will A. A. Henry has accepted the night to live , . , want shoes to properly match tuit Mexico penitentiary, spent last night tin to- our own remitatlnn Wo inniii i. ! vu nave you management of Graham Urns'., resort over the New Fall r " " looh wear when going out or receiving company for Thanksgiving dinner. In the city and returned to Santa Fe Suits anil Overcnnta and entered upon his duties the other this morning. Mr. Bursum says that Let u provide you with strictly up to date footwear, and you day. the penltenllHry brick yard turned out Prices range from may rest assured to get ths latest style, the most perfect fit, and the P. B. (Jiralde, a well known tobarco close to 2.r,im.o00 of brick during the $10 to $30. representative of this city, Is doing year which Is just closing. Appar- best quality at the closest price. business In the towns north of this ently, the territory Is doing a good city. TIGER STETSON brick business. HATS Hen lllbo, general merchant of the W. W. OiblKins, of Cleveland, Ohio, SIMON the railroad clothifr HATS town his name In Valen- STERN, MEN'S PATENT COLT SHOES TO which bears died yesterday morning at his apart- $3.50 $3 50 84 00 cia county, was a Sunday visitor In ments In the Highlands, after a lin- $5.00 MEN'S VICI KID SHOES TO Albuquerque and returned home last gering Illness with a complication of $2f0 $400 night. MEN'S BOX CALF SHOES $2 23 TO diseases. The deceased was 38 years $350 J. V. Wright, formerly In the em- of age. The remains will be shipped SENATOR BURTON AGAIN LADIES' PATENT KID SHOES $350 TO $4 00 ploy of F. S. Hunlng at Los Lunas, to Cleveland, Ohio, for burial, accom- IS PUT UPON TRIAL. LADIES' VICI KID SHOES TO left last night for California, where panied by Wlllard Gibbons, a brother St. Louis, Mo., Nov. 20. For the $200 $350 he will remain the balance of the win- of the deceased, who was with him second time within two years. United MAKE YOUR SELECTIONS FOR THE HOLIDAYS LADIES' OXFORDS AND SLIPPERS $1-5- TO $3 50 ter months. at the time of his death. States Senator J. R. Burton, of Kan- Regular review of Alamo hive No. Mrs, J. N. Reece and son, R. R. sas, today was called to defend him- 1, L. O. T. M., at Odd Fellews" hail Reece, of Springfield, 111., mother and self in the United States circuit court Tuesday afternoon, November 21. at brother of Mrs. H. B. Henlng, wife of hgalnst an Indictment charging that ANNOUNCEMENT 2:30 sharp. The ladles will give their City Editor Henlng of the Morning he was offered and accepted compen- usual monthly tea, Journal, who is dangerously ill at her sation from the Rialto Grain and an Mrs. W. E. Dame, of 410 West Gold home on South Flfst atreet, arrived in company, of St. Louis, now avenue, has Issued Invitations for Albuquerque Sunday. Mrs. Henlng's defunct, for using his influence while Discriminating 'a to- purchasers who desire to be shown the very Remember Thanksgiving! card party to take place on next Sat- condition shows no Improvement a member of the United States sen- best and II day. ate in behalf of the concern. latest productions In Jewelry, should not fall It's rapidly approaching, and re- urday afternoon. The affair promises to see member also tbat our store affords to be a delightful social event. Dr. James H. Wroth has returned the best facilities for the selection of E. B. Harsch and Isaac N. Cox have to the city from Topeka, Kan., where ROBERT MclNTYRE, THE gone Chlllll country for hunt he went to attend the annual meeting the best groceries and table deli- to the a surgeons. NOTED SCOTCHMAN COMING The Jeweler cacies. Everything that tends to of several days. They expect to bring of Santa Fe Dr. Wroth MAYNARD, make your Thanksgiving dinner a back enough wild turkey to supply also went to Chicago to meet his source of gastronomic delight, be all their friends for Thaksglvlng. mother, Mrs. J. W. Wroth, who has Robert Mclntyre, captivated will In Pennsylva- who 0 found give a been, visiting relatives his MAKE YOUR SELECTIONS FOR THE HOLIDAYS in our stock, which has been Mrs. A. B. McGaffey will nia, accompanied him home. audience at the First Methodist most carefully provided for the church tea at her residence, 1123 and church last April, with his celebrated Thanksgiving Louis McRae, a well known sheep- season. road, next Friday afternoon, lecture on "Buttoned Up People," will 119 South Second St. ALBUQUERQUE, 0 from half past two to half past 5 man of Torrance county, is in the lecture In the Methodist church on N. M. TROTTER o'clock. A cordial Invitation Is ex- city from Wlllard for a few days. Mr. Thursday evening of this week. His 8 F. r. McRae recently returned from an ex- Kos.. 118 and 120, South. Second St. tended to all. subject will be "Abraham Lincoln." so- tended trip through the northwest, This Is Mr. Mclntyre's masterpiece. Walter Thomas Mills, the noted during which he visited the Portland 0OtX3K000KC00OO cialist speaker, will lecture on Wed- A large numler of tickets have al- exposition. you nesday and Thursday evenings of this ready been sold. Come early If l ALBUQUERQUE DANCING Vi Thomas Keleher returned yester- expect to get a seat. Ittlttlttirrittt unurtitirtTTTi week at Colombo hall. Everybody will ACADEMY. '! BERNALILLO HOTEL, free. The Lyric male day morning from Whltcomb Springs, Open Saturday nights Col- - "i jr be admitted past at Bernalillo, N. M. quartette will furnish music. where he spent the summer for You will miss the best thing of the T ombo hall. Instructions from 8 his health, which Is now much Im- Mrs. Lulu Sllva, Proprietress. A been granted season if you miss hearing Robert to 9 o'clock. Social dancing Sash, Doors, building permit has proved. Mr. Keleher Is a member of " Rates Reasonable. S C. A. Hudson to build a $3,000 brick Mclntyre Thursday evening. Remem- from 9 to J2 o'clock. the Moon-Keleb- studio. Ltmfcei, house on West Gold avenue, near the ber the place the First Methodist daughter, Glass, corner of Eighth street. E. V. Teg-ne- r Mrs. E. J. Maxwell and church. Miss Lourena, of Chicago, have re- ni umim tin has been awarded the building Don't forget December 1, the dav re- turned to Albuquerque spend Royal Whole Grain Is composed of Every one seems to want to see contract. to the served for the production 1 A- choice, of "The ne Broken Hearted Club" and "Sar- - winter. They spent last winter in wholesome grain for poultry. Broken . Cement and Rex Flintkote J. R. Edgehill, representing the As- Hearted rtlnh" and "SarahM-;" C.," lbuquerque and the summer in Cali- E. W. Fee, 620 South Second street. - r . 7 7 luuiis wian. reopie enioy a good sociated Wool Growers' association, oung Man,'- by ocal talent. At the laugh. Elks' opera fornia. Elks' onera house. December , with headquarters at Salt Lake City, The ladles of the German lodge house. the 1st. Roofing. Mail Orders Promptly Filled. is spending few days In Albuquer- Mrs. J. K. Moore, wife of the busi- will give a MASQUERADES on a manager Vegas Optic, BALL que looking up wool In the local mar- ness of the Las Tuesday night, November 28, at the Robert Mclntyre Is recognized as; PLEATING is in the cit.v'again from Las Vegas. TINY COVERED ket, preparatory to making some Red Mens' hall. Masks raised at America's foremost descriptive ora-- i TRIMMING, 8ILS-tor- on will the BUTTONS, ETC., - large purchases. The lady is here business and door. BY, SAN ALBUQUERQUE LUMBER CO. probably remain a few days. DIEGO, CAL. Captain A. J. Chapman has arrived Regular meeting lodge from- Gibson, I. T., of Mineral at Santa Fe Fort No. 4, of P. tonight. First and Marquette, - N. M. accompanied by Mrs. Chapman and K. Albuquerque, daughter. The gentleman has just as superin- We have ist received a full line received the appointment celebrated Dolgevllle Slip- tendent In charge of the national of the Felt cemetery pers and Juliets for men, women and at Santa Fe. children. They come la black, red, oooo:oa.ooc T. J. Mllligan, the carpenter who green or brown, plain or fur trimmed suffered the fracture of two fingers and are excellent for comfort and PLUMBING on his left hand a week ago while at wear. Prices range from 65c to $1.60. i?The Triumph of the Piano Maker work on the new Staab building. Is C. May's shoe store, 314 West Rail- recovering from his Injury as rapidly road avenue.' There are undoubtedly good qualities In every standard piano, cut as could be expected, and expects to be able to return to work by the first Don't miss the turkey supper given STEAM AND HOT WATER HEATING THE GENUINE CHICKERING of next week. by the ladies of St. John's Guild1 at Word was brought to the city this their hail, near the Episcopal church, The triumphant result of over SO years of endeavor. Is admitted to be morning by a passenger on train No. Thursday, November 23, from 5:30 un- ur mauuaru ui BupBriui ity iur every guua quality mac any piano 10 that the Rev. Dr. Henry Moore, til all are served; 35c a plate. could possess. pastor Presbyterian Call and Examine the Beautiful Goods I of the First Hear Robert Mclntyre at the First church of EI Paso, died yesterday church Thursday evening, Displayed in Our Sampl9 Rooms morning. A Methodist THE WIIITSON MUSIC CO. brother of the deceased November 23. 114 80UTH 8EC0ND STREET. minister died recently on the train near Las Vegae, O Rabbi Jacob H. Kaplan, of Tern pie The Broken D0KKX Albert, has mailed to Jacob H. So hi ft, Hearted Club. of New York, who Is at the head of WHOLESALE AND RETAIL HARDWARE the movement for the relief of the SARAH'S STATIONERY. J It Is easy to find I PERIODICALS. Jews in Russia, a check for $266, which la the amount subscribed by Young Man. the Jews of this city toward the fund that is being raised. Farm Implements, Pumps, Pipe and Fittings, Hose, Newcomer Book and Art Store One of the most delightful social HANDSOME Belting, Packing, Engines, Boilers, Steam Pumps, events of last week was the card party Write for Prices given on Saturday afternoon by Mrs. Harness, Saddles, Leather, Ranch Supplies. NEXT DOOR TO POSTOFFICE. P. O. Cornish, at her home on South FLORAL Mrs. was as DESIGNS Our line of holiday goods is now nearly complete. Walter street. Cornish sisted In entertaining by Mrs. M. E. Pieces for funerals, weddings, LARGEST STOCK IN THE SOUTHWEST Hlckey and Mrs. W. G. Hope. Mrs. and all occasions, executed in a NEW LINE OF BLANL BOOKS J. F. Luthy and MrsC F. H. Kent car- thoroughly artistic manner. If you ried oft the prizes for the afternoon. want something out of the ordin- Elite and Tom, the famous blanket ary, try us. JUST RECEIVED. weaver and her sagacious husband, WHITNEY COMPANY Canyon THC FLORIST 401-40- have returned from the Grand South Street J 3 North First Strret again IVES, FJ SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY and are at work in the Indus 319 West Santa Fe avenue. trial rooms of the Alvarado curio. Auto 718. Yaaha, their little girl, has also re Phone Columbia Graphaphones. PICTURE CIGARS turned, and like' all of the femalss An- FRAMING. Records and Supplies. of the race, she has taken up the AND CANDY. gered stick and has begun to weave blankets at the tender age of 6 years. The Young Ladles' Sodality of the 0 Immaculate Conception church held its regular monthly meeting last night & at the parsonage, and elected the fol- E. POST CO. lowing officers: Miss Mary Maher, J. CHAS. F. MYERS. Proprietors WM. M'INTOSH. prefect; Miss Augustine Glrard, first boughtDIAMONDS When right are a good Investment Our prices are right We lnvlu assistant perfect; Miss Cora Booklet, you to call and examine the teautl ul diamond goods we are offering; also second assistant perfect; Miss WHOLESALE HARDWARE RETAIL WATCHES, Maher, secretary; Miss Sofle Anboine, JEWELRY, SILVERWARE, ETC. librarian. Mall orders receive special attention. The funeral of the late William H. RAILROAD AVENTm LOADING Hull, who died suddely at his plan- JEWELER ing mill on South First street Friday We EVERITT afternoon, occurred yesterday after Carry "The Best" Heaters and Ranges

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