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TRAIN ARRIVALS WEATHER FORECAST TJv jf rv. re 11. - No 4-ti 0 P- "Jum?nt.Zm- - Denier, No. 710.55 p. in Co!o.. Mij fair tad 8 01 BUQUEKQU: cooler. Suntfij fair, cooler southeast por- No. 6.40 p. TIZEN No. 9 1 1.45 p. m GET THE NEWS FIRST tion. VOLUME 24. ALBUQUERQUE. NEW MEXICb. SATURDAY. MAY 8. 1909. NUMBEK 99

GOVERNMENT LAWYERS MRS. ROCKEFELLER MAY DIE 6 CRISIS CALIFORNIA'S PRIZE BEAUTY FEDERAL COURT HOLDS

OPPOSE FREEDOM THREATENS FRANCE HASKEL FOR TRIAL

FOR WALSH TODAY FORJRAUD , . ... f Do-mur- Him In Paris is Standing Over a Vol Judge Campbell Overrules rer File Briefs Against S :yK :? :. ; X 9 His Application lor Ap- cano but Is Enjoying of Defendants peal of His Itself as ' ' 1 In Town Lot Case. Usual. Cases.

TELLS METHODS FORCES ORGANIZE DECISION HAKES

OF HIS ENTERPRISE FOR GREAT STRUGGLE

He Bought Bankrupt Companies. Nothing Will be Done Until Par Governor and His Friends Are Reorganized Them and Sold liament Is Given Chance Not the Only Ones Affected Their Bonds to His Banks to Intervene Monday as Many People Bought For Good i. , . - . lit t and the Row May the Lots In- Prices. be Settled. volved. a : i ft

Chicago, May 8. Government at- Paris, May 8. "We are standing Muskogee, May S. iFederal Judge torneys today tiled briefs In opposi- over a volcano, but Paris, as usual, Campbell today overruled the de- R. 'Walsh, only amuses Itself." murrer of the defendants In the ed tion to the plea of John " under sentence of five year.-- In pris- This is the situation here as de- Mott civil Creek Indian huita on for the misapplication of funis scribed by one newspaper and not- brought by the government against of his defunct banks, to obtain (lis withstanding the excitement and ap- Governor Haskell and other Okla-homan- s. freedom by appeal to the L'nltjd parent approach to a crisis, Paris is The decision. Involving; as States Court of appeals. as gay as ever. The social season is It does, the legality of millions of Walsh's ban Us, the Chicago Na- at its height and the boulevards are dollars worth of lota, created conster- tional, Home Savings and Equitablu filled with pleasure-seekin- g crowds. nation, not only to Governor Haskell Trust company, closed their doors Both the government and state em- and the others Involved in the December 18, 190,1, with a shortage MKS. JOHN D. HOl'KEFEIXEPi. ployes, Including the men in the de- charge of fraud, but also to 1,800 of $16,000,000. It is charged tht Hot Springs. Va., May 8. The ronditior of Mrs. John I. Itockefeller, partment of posts and telegraphs, purchasers of lots, who are vitally Walsh bought up nearly bankrupt who is ill here, is reported l$ be serious. Mrs. Rockefeller was brought here are today rapidly marshalling their Interested. The court announced tbat enterprises and organized new co-.- recently because of illness and it was expected that the change of climate forces for the Impending struggle Innocent purchasers would be pro- poratione". He sold the bonds to his would benefit her. Since then, however, she has steadily declined and it is which is expected to be a crisis In the tected. tel- The were brought by gov banks and If the enterprise made feared may not recover. labor movement of the post and CALIFORNIA'S PRIZE BEAUTY. suits the good Walsh was enriched. If the egraph employes against the govern- ernment for the Creek nation to re- enterprise failed Walsh lost nothing ment. Troops and special reserves San Francisco, May 8. Miss Vel-gill- Bogue of San Francisco, was to- cover 3,000 acrea In Mukogee town day chosen as the most beautiful woman In California by a committee of lots, said to have been obtained by and the banks were the losers. In were disposed this morning to guard gave all the transactions, Walsh's name did eilYLE GUILTY SIS TELLS WAY the central post and telegraph station, five critics, who her first place In the contest in which 2,000 women Haskell and others by scheduling all parts contest is a -- ' not appear on the books of the the switchboard machinery and ex- from of the state entered. The result of the celebration "dummies." .j .. - San Francisco will hold for eleven days Ovtober next to observe the banks. -- posed leading to provinces. from ly IN DONE lines the anniversary discovery bay. 140 years ago. will WILL RESTORE VETERANS. , The government attorneys charge KIDNAPING CASE "SMUGGLING IS M. of public of the of San Francisco There Berthou. minister be eleven days of merrymaking Miss Bogue, ok most beauti- OF HAYMAllKET RIOTS that there was no market for the works. Is of the opinion that a con- nnd the state's ful woman, will , Chicago, May 8. "Every man who of his struggling enterprises em- lead in the festivities. bonds siderable proportion of the state fought in Haymarkct riot, and made banks a mar Says She 111 Iliiug Third I'ui'ty Into Clilenxo District Attorney Says Tlmt posts the and that he the ployes will stick to their' and who has since left the police depart- ket. It or i:iso Commit Two ClilnehO Iteucli Chicago that with the' aid of the Joldlers and Suicide. ISicli W'cck. Aiamber ment without discredit to himself or the of the of TELEGRAPH COMPANY WOMAN WILL' FIGHT be- FOURTEEN DIIOWXK1), commercill organiza- the department, whether he left bcliev.;d commerce and fore or twenty years of aervlee. Cleveland, May 8. It is Mercer, Pa., May 8. Mrs. Helen .Chicago, May 8. la connection tions, who are organ1xllk auxiliary after 1 to be reinstated before my here that 14 members of the crew of 01 witlt 'thi? arrest at Texas, "of v FOR DAMAGES term Boyle was found guilty aiding and ElIao. forces, the public set l will be SUED PLAGUE r per "GREAMHITE Wcplres. . the steamer Adelia Shores have abetting the kidnaping of "Billy" three members of u dlninir car crew maintained. This prom lee been made . by ished and the boat He at the bottom Whitla, by a Jury this morning. The climbed with assisting In smuggling One hundred and fifty thousand hu of Lake Superior off White Fish Clv:,u.se S'.ates, Dis Chief of Police Shippy to petitioners, jury was out only a short time, but Into the United carrier pigeons, trained for war serv- Right Company 10 Deroga- Row on Ludy Takes Charge or Chi- point. The Shores passed the 8oo, Attorney Sirns says between of a Send who have urged that the police vet- the verdict was not read until 1:30 trict that ice, have beep placed at the disposal tory Mcwwgeti Will be Tested in cago's Campaign Tulwr-culos4- s. , d, Thursday and since then Agint erans be given preference over the o'clock. 00 and 300 Celestials have been of the government. New York. nothing ha," been heard of her except strong brought from Kl Paso to Chicago in civil service applicants for places on newspaper the The trial judge hinted that It is understood that the commit the Chicago police department. dispatches reporting pressure been brought bear to !ning cars. New York, May 8. The right of a Chicago, Mav 8. A woman is to finding of wreckage. had to tee of strikers does not Intend to take convict the woman of the kidnaping. "T(. Chlnesem week were brought action until parliament is given a telegraph company to transmit mes- be In charge of the real fight against DUG says I'NDEK THE VAULT. Mrs. Boyle said that she and her to Chicago," Sims. "One crowd chance to Intervene at the meeting on sages which might reflect on tn the white plague, which Is to be Crori, Russia. May 8. A plot to rob FASTEST RUNNERS husband would not go to prison alone smuggled the Chinese across the bor- Monday. Railroad men In the prov- character of a person is to be tested waged by the Chicago Tuberculosis the treasury of Gorl of. $1,000,000 tut that a third person, whom she der where they were turned over to inces have voted In sympathy with In a damage suit which had been Institute. She is Miss Kdna L. was discovered last night wnen a said is responsible for the plot, would nnother crew for Chicago. One the strikers. brought by Mrs. Mary Blair Brokaw, Foley of Boston, Mues , and she al- bookkeeper heard sounds of excava- ENTERED IN RACE go too. She also hinted that she Chinese was concealed in a linen wife of W. Gould Brokaw against the ready has taken up her preliminary tion. An investigation resulted 'n would take her own life before she dust and another In the ice chest. Western Union Telegraph company. duties. The Institute has seven the arrest of five men anil 's, woman. went to prison. She was given no At Chicago, another set. composed of ANDREWS TO AID The nuit for divorce Instituted ny In different parts of the city during the trial to tell the Chinese, took charge. The smugglers Mrs. Brokaw some time ago contains and nine graduate nurses, who assist Mui-ntho- New Today Brings at York name of the person who Is supposed were paid $400 to $500 for each sensational allegations concerning tho in treating tuberculosis patien.s. BANDS WILL PLAY out the Brat in Several Nations. to have knowledge of the kidnaping Chinese. The train crew received THE INCOME TAKERS young millionaire's treatment of her, Over these dispensaries and nurses $50. May 8. When con- plans. both In public and in private. She Miso Foley will have full charge and New York, the now went SUNDAY CONCERTS up for what is known The court room was crowded to alleges that her husband the responsibility for the treatment testants lined WKOTK A LETTKU. many messages only will as the International Marathon this suffocation when the verdict was UK llcleunte TelegraplkM in ltesHinse to not to her but of the afflicted rest with her. compete $10,000 announced, but there was no demons Chicago, May 8. Doubts that Jere- CoiitiiluiiicH'oil IYoin Retail to her relative and friends deroga- Miss Foley Is a young woman, hav- afternoon to for a tory ing graduated college Roys' Rand at tlie Park In Afternoon prize, thirteen of the world's best tration, owing to the warning of the miah Averbuch, who attempted to Merchants. to her character. from Smith 'n Duke City Dotvn ign, year telegraph company was 1801. When she left college de- and Rand runners were the scratch. Yves Judge. Mrs. Boyle made no but kill Chief of Police Khlppy a When the she Town Niglis. at tt. wffs ar. Informed of the suit it dug up from cided to become a nurse. She re- at winner of the American Derby at the drew on her gloves and walked quiet ago and was himself shot, response a telegram to apparently swept away In to sent him Its files several hundred messages signed a position in the Boston Con- Polo grounds in April, seemed the fa- ly with the sheriff back Jail. Her anarchist are by the Retail Merchants' association, Members of the Duke City band attorney he wJ?ild by in an Anarchist magu-x- i which had been sent by Mr. Brokaw. sumptive hospital to come to Chicago, sec- vorite. announced that an article asking to support be- announce that they will give the a new trial, but It Is believed ne to publlshei him the efforts These telegrams, Mrs. Brokaw con- The entries are: sdouard Cibott ask for believed have been ing In Congress to an ond of their scries of free open air will not be granted. Boyle's sen in Switzerland which was made made Include tends, constitute libels on her, not ' Louis Orphee, Henri St. Yves, if it and income tax and inheritance tax In the concerts In the band stand opposite France; John Svanberg, of Sweden; tence may be from one year to life made public by Assistant Chief only 'because of their contents, but SECURING A JURY the Alvarado hotel tomorrow even- s tariff bill, Delegate Andrews today wife'tj from one y ar to twen today. The article corn-tuin- because the company on acceptin3 ing, Felix Carvojel, of Cuba; John Marsh, and his Schuetiler sent the following telegram to the beginning at 7:80 o'clock and e. a purporting to hav them and transmitting their contents of Canada; Dorando Pietro, of Italy; letter as- lasting two hours. The band has members of the Retail Merchants' agents the us Fred Appleby. of England; Pat b.en written by Averbuch an hour through Its dlsemlnated IN THEPEARCE CASE added many new and popular selee-tio- before his attack on Shippy. It stat sociation: libel. to Its already large repertoire White, of Ireland; Ted Crook, of the "Washington, D. C, May 8. company United Fred Simpson, of In PATTEN LEAVES that w;ien the letter is received the The telegraph declared of pieces and the concert tomorrow State; r "J. A. Hubhs, President and Andrew It was not worried by the suit diana; Matt Maloney, of the Irish writer will be cither on the gibbet that This Will Probably Be Finished To- evening promises to be well attended. I . Stroup, Secretary. recov- - in Jail. as no one had yet been ble to City now American Athletic club; Tom Morris- FOR CITY telegram of day, Rut There Will No Time The Duke band boasts ot "Your the 6th received. er on similar allegation. Ik a membership of 22 and playing sey, of th' United States. U)i I shall do all I possibly can to carry their UK STARTS Till: H'M). for Testimony. among best in south-wes- t. out your recommendation In regard ranks the the May 8. They are under able lead- Wheat Kins Has F.njo.etl Vacaiion Chicago, The lirst to the Income and Inheritance tax BARON TOO GOOD the PROCESSION TO BE In- ership of Cook and gen- Mini Now (iocx IWK k to Iil fruit of the National Peace confer- law. At i o'clock this afternoon the Prof. their ence, which closed here, is a fund,iof Jury erosity In offering their services free Work. "W. H. AVDRKWS." dications were that a would be u(ii-- v to the public In Sunday on-cer- ts LONG $5,000 donated to Northwestern The retail merchants, at a meeting SAYS HIS BARONESS completed in the Pearce case by the their 8. rsity by R. L,lndgreen, is most commendable, MANYJLOCKS Trinidad, May Refreshed from John Siss recently. re- close of court today, but there was fishing hi coiinul to Chicago cashier held discussed tariff Following the procession at the two weeks of hunting and and of fhe vision at length and decided to go on little chance of these being time for New Mexico. A. Pat- Mate bank of Chicago. ' taking any Immaculute Conception church to- - Members of Iiunutculaie Conception northern James record as favoring an income in- American ;irl Wlio Married Noble evidence. The replevin ten, broker, Is to The fund provided by Mr. and morrow afternoon, the Learnard and Church Will Turn Oiit in liody the Chicago wheat heritance tax, which it is proposed to man Will Quit iiiin Because case begun last Saturday was finished to Chicago, where is to be utilized fur the purpose Vlccm. Lindemann's Boys' baud will give a Tomorrow. day speeding back include In the new tariff hill, and He Hasn't Any this morning. Judge Abbott told the will 7:30 tomorrow. He ot founding a permanent seriej of I free open air concert In Robinson he arrive at which Is expected to in a re- jury to rind for the plaintiff. (pay- result Rome, May 8. "The real trouble is park. The boys' band have an espe- The procession through the streets registered at a hotel last night as "Kd lectures and to secure the annual on Securing a Jury in the Pearce case prizes essays upon; duction the cost of necessities. Freddy is too good. If he had cially good program prepared for to- in vicinity of the Immaculate Jones, of Chicago," and swore t.ie ment of for the presi- that was not tedious. At 3 o'clock but the secrecy. questions of peace and The association, through Its only one small vice, like smoking, I morrow and weather permitting, one Conception church tomorrow after employes to international secretary, telegraphed De- three men had been excused out of religious J dent and lould tolerate him, but he really Is of the best concerts of the season Is noon will be many blocks in length Patten was the center of several interdenominational har mem- lifteen called. Theao were George F. amusing Incidents while on his way mony. legate Andrews the action of the too good." assured. as the entire congregation, children bers his support for the Albright, J. W. Sackett ami J. M. t to Chicago. He declared he whs and asked This is the reason given by Baron- Indian school pupils and others will that proposed amendment to the bill. Doolittle. The last named was chal- .T not Patten, but Jones, lie wanted to ess Von Hutten, who was Miss Bel lenged by take part. The procession will form REDUCTION pa., the defense. Albright and W1IX. SIK)X DISAPPEAR. Tl buy a through ticket from Tercio to WANTS llidilel, of Erie, for her divor.-- Sackett were dismissed by the court at the church, march north to TO FOOT. si Chicago, but the agent wanted to sell FROM 1IKAD from the baron on the ground of de-- Chicago, May 8. Within ten or Cen- because of favorable to y, Jeras, west to Tenth, south to Youngstown, Ohio, May 8. A bul- liv- sentiments fifteen y ars, according to J. H. Fin-ne- to him a ticket to Trinidad only. rtlon. The baroness has been the territory where the prosecuting tral, east to Sixth and north the OF DUTY 0N1EAD let which lodged in the head of Miss ing hotel secretary-treasure- r of the Appa- "I have been trying to eluilu re- with her mother at the was woman. H. B. Fer-guss- church. The various divisions will Farragheis 14 years agJ witness a lachian Forestry association, as porters for two weeks." he said, "but Klizabeth yuirlnal here. She is known as the conducted the examination of there form follows: has been found in one of the wo- No alimony was will not be a stick of timber stand- First division, Marshal E. Scheele I wasn't successful, even in t.ie author of "Pam." the Jurymen for the defense and made 1 man's- feet. The bullet has never to ing east of the Rockies, and within on Tijeras avenue, Sixth, mountains. want a through ticket KriMow CliampioiiM the Cau au.l granted and she will be allowed a rigid examination on the question east of rest caused her the least pain In its trav- year. fifty yen i s the entire country will be o I won't be bothered again." Says 1 111 km' her children a month each He ing on Sixth. Aklilcli the Senate els. She discovered the projectile of sentiment. stated that he as barren of timber as the Ameri- When approached by u reporter He d Second division. Marshal M. I" CIT1-KN- wantej men, who would Do Justice. near the surface of the skin by acci- T1IIX S APPLY. can desert unless something Is done Kelly, on Sixth, the right resting oa again denied that he was Patten. But not be Influenced by the nature of the reporter had been cautiously dent. An operation will be perform- Chicago, May 8. Nine of Chicago's to avert the disaster. Tijeras. Washington, May 8 As as ed on foot the bullet remov- thinnest citizens. In search of a gov- the case. Is in a com- looking at the band Inside his hit ion the and rgusson by This statement made Third division, Marshal J. A. John w up (for du- - ernment Job, have announced their de- F was assisted Attor- when he was at the breakfast table tlie ti.rilT bill as taken ed. ney munication to the Traffic club. on, on Copper east of sixth, retting tussion today. Senator Briatiw The bullet lodged in Miss Farragh-ers- sire to take examination for a vacan- George Estes of El Paso, R. If. Regarding the coal situation, Mr. on and had seen the name "James A. ' Pearce, defendant, son, Sixth. I to the incr a in thiduty on head when a man accidentally cy at present existing In the depart- the his oldest Finney says the country consumes H Patten" th'T'io'V oipie A. S. George Fourth division. Marshal J. from one and one ha'f(cn to discharged a revolver at a Fourth ment of agriculture. This department Pearce and Duncan, tin average of five tons per capita and bad son-in-la- O'Kielly, on Copper west Sixtn, I one-eig- ht Ms. Ptarce's sat beside of CAN TF. two and cmts as provl 1(1 of July celebration in 1895. Physi- for months has been in search of a , wastes on TI1KY CKI.i:iilt attorneys three. resting Sixth. May 8. b y in new bill. H i said th incr.'as-- I were to locate bullet real thin mechanical assistant to aid the for the defense. New York. The small the cians unable the Attorney will, after all. be likely to have as ed rate would make It eiji to the at the time of the accident. In the operation of a refrigerating District Klock conducted TO CHECH IMPOSITION CASTRO AMI WIFE MEET, experimental the examination of the Jurymen for OX FREE DISPENSER Santander, Spain, May 8. Senora much noise making fun as ever next Dintiley law. car for the KMAMJ-O- ('AMI'. of amount of the prosecution. Attorney General Chicago. May 8. The physicians of Castro, wife of the deposed president Fourth. A ruling was made by File Ht held that the House ad b;n IX TIIK if fruits. Because the 8. limited Clancy the territory. The territory are preparing to Venezuela, today Commissioner Hayes several weeks Judicious in its a 'tion in re cing the Nairobi, May The Roosevelt machinery In the car and the this city "reform" of arrived here from ' ea it camp on space in must passed all the Jurymen for cause. the free dispensaries here. They have the West Indies, She was met by her ago to the effect that the retail sale rate. Senator Atdrieh that expedition is still in the which the assistant be- w a physigue is a sharp In pickle for the im- husband, came Paris, of fireworks would be prohibited I mud.- no difference hat Houe ranch of Sir Alfred Pease at a point work, a man of slender stick who down from - MIXISTKR'K DIES. un- tween June 10 and July 10. Sin?e iliil. t le Senal V'yuld d Justice. near Machukoe. All members of the necessary. WIFE postors, who, they say, have an TV IT NAMES JUDGE. that decision wa made over 3.000 llristow contended that tledlfferen- - party are well, but it is reported that In the announcements sent out to? Columbus. O., May 8. Mrs. Glad- conquerable aversion to paying physi- re.rom-inenuV- d den, Rev. Washington bill, to dis- Washington, D. C. May 8. Presl Utters of protest have been received , tial u: '.ided bv tlx dutyatj two more cases of smallpox have been the examination the governme.it the wife of cians' and resort a free dent Taft today sent to the Senate the from retailers, whereupon the com- by the committee in flnane.T discovered in the camp of the porters carefully warned all stout men not o Gladden, former moderator of the pensary whenever they have an ache name M. Doe missioner has decided to rescind his for pig lead was greaterthan ths wfth the expedition. Roosevelt will apply. Only thin men would be con- Congregational assembly, pow pastor w hich needs remedying, a tooth of Edward of Arizona extracting appen- to be associate Juki ice. for order and to Issue 1,500 permits for cost of smelting and ws unwar proceed to the McMilUn Ju Ja ranch sidered tle announcement said, and of the First Congregational church, which needs or an that terrl engage today. tory. I the usual sale of ''re works. ranted. between Mav 6 and May 20th. also they must to stay thin. died ds which has become fractious.

w i ALBUQUERQUE PAGE TWO. CITIZEN. SATURDAY, MAY 8, 1309. The Albuquerque Citizen PUBLISHED DAILY AND WEEKLY By ihe Citizen. Publishing Company of Albuquerque, New Mciico. METER SUPPER SMLE W. S. STRICKLER WILLIAM. F. BROGAN SATURDAY NIGHT, MAY 8th, 1909, FROM TO PRESIDENT MANAGING EDITOR 7 9 O'CLOCK I HI APERY MAIMtAS WOMEN'S MfSMN (iOWNS TOW EMS 13 39 IHt'K 10c t 1I1I,IUKN S DRESSES 49 AND G9c Muslin Gowns made of good quality mus- HouckcccrV Nix-Hil- l 100 dozen Huok Special Presses, sixes 2 I Six pieces of Printed prnpery Madras. 38 lin, some have embroidery trimmed yokes, Towels, good weight, have red borders, and Extra Children's m iAti NEvsr.i'EH. -' years to 14 years, 250 odds and ends in the ornt dnip-er- y others made with nent pin tucke, all .size.- hemmed, size 17x34, " inches wide, light ground with neat worth a dozen; " and cut good mid full; 6jC value; Satur- Saturday night special, dozen children's dresses, some slightly soiled and March 29. 1909. designs of nssorted colors; the mm" $100 mussed, thing summer wear, patterns In day night special oOc4 just the for Territory of New Mexico, Office of the Secretary. as come the more expensive ready to put on at a price lets than mater- 9 of materials; in a regular way Public notice Is hereby given that In compliance with section worth 17'ac; ItliACK SVTEEN ial alone would cost; they must move, and Thirty-eight- - .Ml si.ix 1G bill No. 213 of the h legls- special Saturday night ISC' iicvi:its 39 pric- Counoll substitute for House double fold Mack Sat- to move them quickly they have been 17, requiring the Secretary of Muslin drawers made of a good muslin, Mercerized tivs assembly, approved March 1909. een, good heavy weight and a fine lustrous ed accordingly. an official newspaper of New Mexico, The and trimmed with a wide lace edge, sold In the Territory to designate a way 75c; Saturday night spec finish, a regular 25c quality; Saturday night I,ot A Tnis Iot Is hereby designated as such official newspaper of CHIMHCEVS HOSE usual 40c consist of dresses Albuquerque Citizen ial special JO 2-- S made of ginghams, percales and chambray, New Mexico. (Signed) NATHAN JAFFA, 39c New Mexico. worth from 75c to 11.00; choice Saturday f) m (Seal) Secretary of A large assorted lot of Children's Hose in IH5ESS .I(.1IMS 10c HOYS' AND iIUI.S' HOSE night 49c sizes from 4 'a to mercerized lisle and .mntkeag I'hambray Giglram, 32 inches I.ot ,ot In 8, a Pairs for li G9c Tnls consists of dresses lace lisle white, tan and black, some of wide, book fold. In a large variety of S5 made of madrasf, chambrays, French per- in a way these hose have sold regular as clu cks and .stripes of blue, pink and brown, Heavy Ribbed Hose, in black, sizes from cales and grade ginghams novel- iiiKh Boo n best and scbsckiption hates. as pair; Saturday night they also solid colors; well worth 15c; Saturday T to 9Ya, only reguhir 15c value; special ty stripes, worth up to $1.50; choice Sat- will go, per pair IOC" night special IOC1 Saturday night pairs urday night Om rear bj mll In advance 5'22 3 23 69c fjve month, by naU.... us montb by carrier within cHy limiu. "u N. M., Bitml m seAwd-clas- a matter at the Postofflc of Alboqnerqae, cider Act of Concern of March 3, 187. The only Illustrated dally newspaper lo New Mexico and the be medium of the Southwest.

UE ALnCQCETUJl'E CTTIZEV IS: The leading Hepubllcan dally and weekly newspaper of the Sou.SwetJt. The advocate of Republican principle and the "Square Deal." i exchange table. Just by way of rec- smacks of the dime museum order of reation, CITIZEN HAS: he also acts as supreme sensations put out to draw a crowd THX ALBUQUERQUE court reporter, to which position he Receipt That Cures The finest equipped job department In New Mexico. of curiosity seekers. Here's another Auxiliary News Servlee. j Hard Work was recently appointed and then he evidence of commercialism versus ftie latest report by Associated Press and spare CLIPPING! rinds time to play with th. Intellectuality. The Prescott Journal-Mine- r. children who ure &Sf& Weak Men-F- ree GET THE NEWS FIHST." X after all, his chief From Press "WE His Specialty pleasure, in the quiet homo life he STATEHOOD FOR NHW MEXICO" it enjoyn. tiOT THE WRONO SEED. Mr. Is frugal Immediate admission of the territories of New Mexico and Walter but not close. Robert Cole bought 110 acres Send Name and Address Tcday-Yo-u Wa favor the He money Is of ajinon a separate state In the Union. Republican National Platform. knows that useful and new adjoining old he owns one of the prettiest homes AN EASY WAY. land his farm near Can Have It Free and Be When Col. Max Front retired from in the A New Mexico woman sends the Fort Howell, Ariz. He decided to territory, situated Just under plant a patch of ground in ennt-- to the editorial and business manage- brow of old al- following recipe for marking table the Strong and Vigorous. the Fort Marcy. He eloupes, twenty- - so has despite hie linen: Give the baby a piece of and sent to town for ment of the Santa Fe New Mexican, a bank account live pounds seed, planted newspaper proclivities 'and therein, blackberry pie and leave both of of which he we shall not be surprised several months ago, a young mnn a, While Mr. Roosevelt is killing lions In Africa, pro- them alone. Prescott uccording to the rules of successful I have In my possession prescription for ner- who to every one he is the seventh wonder of the at the table vous debility, lack of vigor, weakened manhood, killings around and about himself. is known at the r. cantaloupe growers. They came up If Mr. Harriman makes a few fession. Journal-Mine- failing memory by Capital city, slipped Into the chair all right and began to run over the and lame back, brought on idea, but not a guaran- quietly and unostentatiously and took Since he has taken charge of the unnatural draina or the follies of youth, The governor of Texas has a lemon farm. Fine New Mexican's daily paper, weekly UNION COUNTY HAD 'EM. farm and Mr. Coles was very proud. that haa cured so many worn and nervous men tee he will not be handed a few of somebody else's cultivation now and up the work without friction or de- There are good indications that a Then they blossomed and he was right in their own homes without any additional that lay. The young man In question js publications and large Job and book help or medicine that I think every man whs then. pfant, herd of mastodons once roamed over proud some more. Then the fruit be- wishes to regain hia manly power and virility, Paul A. F. Walter, for the past seven he has introduced modern gan quickly and quietly, should have copy. So, I methods and new machinery. He Union county. We understand that to form and he was surprised. thirty-on- e stories high. Think what terror years, the postmaster at Santa Fe grocer a have determined to send a copy of the prescrip- New York is to have a hotel has brought plant up high- an Amlstad man has the larger part The had made mistake and tion, free of charge, in a plain, ordinary sealed en- of Bky-parl- guests and prior to that, a newspaper man the to the the "Elevator out of order" sign will Btrike to the hearts est standard and has succeeded In of a hugo skeleton that was dug up sent cucumber seed. But he was not velope, to any man who will write me for it. from the time he first donned short within a few miles of here. Land discouraged and carfully he nursed This prescription cornea from a physician who therein. trousers. cramming the paper's columns with haa made a special study of men. and I am con- Commissioner R. P. Erveln also his cucumber vines. They bore vinced is surest-actin- g ha-- d clean readable news and Its editorial it the combination for the Killing a Mr. specialty is vigor-failur- The late Emperor of China Is to have another funeral soon. Walter's recently found a good specimen of abundantly, and he resolved not to cure of deficient manhood and e ever g department with clever, well written, cat is apparently an easy undertaking compared with sufficiently funerallz-in- work. Ho would rather work 12 mastodon bone on Ute creek Union let his cucumbers go to waste. He put together. hours a day than 8 hours and he conservative but fearless comment. I think I owe it to my fellow man to send them a Chinese emperor. He Is well acquainted with the terri- County Herald. set up a cannery and when the season copy m confidence, so that any man, anywhere would rather work 18 hours a day who ia weak and discouraged repeated fail-ur- tory, resources Its was over he went to town and sold with Into a waste basket qualified to vote?" than cither. That Is why he is its and people and may stop drugging himself with harmful "Is a woman who puts her head politically he says ALL IN THE FAMILY. his pickles. He made so much money patent medicines, secure what, I lelieve, is as so as the man who puts a safe bet, when It comes to what he believes M. Pro- the Inquires the New York Tribune. Perhaps much and doesn't choose his English. He J. Wood, the Lakewood by a small patch last year that this quickest acting, restorative, upbuilding, G his head into a green hat with a feather stuck in it. doing things. If he tries sometimes gress man, will have no more troubles year he has planted five acres, and remedy ever devised, and to, cure and succeed, Is Is a Republican and has been, since himself at home quietly and quickly. Just dro can't it because three with erring printers. His son, Car- If he has the same good luck as be- me line like this: present predicament to ordinary hard working men couldn't lie became old enough to vote and a Dr. A. E. Robinson, 4762 Luck Abdul Hamid Is very human. He ascribes his he is a faithful worker the best roll J. Wood who recently achieved fore he will turn his whole farm into Bldg., Detroit. Mich., and I will send you a copy other things of like nature; everything and do It either but Mr. Walter never for by a prlnteress In a of this splendid receipt, in a plain, ordinary sealed "fate," "bad luck," and several Interests and highest ideals of Re- fame marrying cucumbers next year. The Earth. envelope, of charge. anything, excepting the real reason his Innate depravity and meanness. has failed, so as yet he dosen't know print shop, and remarking that he free for sure just how hard he cou'd publican policies. Since he has taken charge was born In a print shop, was married Pity the baby princess wasn't a work if he had to. i of the "Congratulations to Wilhelmina. she New Mexican he has eliminated all to one, and when his time came want- News' A false alarm, and the News In addition to his editorial and one, boy,' says the Charleston and Courier. personalities from its editorial col- ed to die in uccording to the and Courier knows it. There have been more fool kings in the world than business ability, Mr. Walter has de- Western Publisher, has taken charge veloped into an attorney of more than umns and is making both the paper fool queens. and himself scores of new friends. of the Progress. With talent like local prominence, which is only an- that couple there will be smooth Selection Puul A. F. Walter wae born is Ger- 29, doesn't know, the rest of them can other proof of his pet specialty. He Your May says Aldrlch. Well, if he many in 1873 and flrst saw tiie light sailing in the Progress office from do no better than guess. The Empire of Rhode Island may look like the tip studied law for recreation during taj now on. Roswelj Register-Tribun- e. OF A GOOD BANK any one with good eyesight of day in the historic city of Berlin. of the tail, but a close examination will convince With his parents, he came to the that it is the whole dog. United States in 1883 and apprenti- HALF MILLION 1XR WOOL. Is important not only for the present, but ced himself In the printing trade in Reports from the wool buyers who King Edward's probable early passing away Is rather freely discussed ' have been in the Salt river valley for also for the years to come. - ' 1888. In 1894 he started the Daily frankly admitted by the English press. His majesty has outwitted the "Nt ' past three months making pur- and v- ' ' Globe In South Bethlehem, Pennsyl- the - ' ' The right bank connection will a material Grim Rc'aper splendidly to or three times in his life, however, and while ho - paper chases of this season's clip are that be may do one more vania and edited the until cannot, of course, hope to keep that up indefinitely, he it 1898. paper is one the amount of wool shipped from help to your every day business. anyway. The still of the time, leading publications of Eastern Pen- this valley and Beardsley will be larg- er than lust year. It is estimated that This bank has a successful record of safe, con- women are wearing nsylvania. After leaving the Globe, We have had our say concerning the big hats the Mr. Walter became editor and man- the clip In this section this spring servative banking from the day of its organi- we be mean as the Houston Post about it. That nowadays, but would not as ' ager of the liangor Daily News but will total about 2.600,000 pounds. zation. reprehensible journal of depravity says it likes the hats all right, but they I , - . Most of this wool has been sold and or V left It In 1S99 to come to New Mex- are so big it is hard to tell whether the faces beneath are Caucasian ico. He entered the employ of fhe a very small portion consigned. The Ethiopian. New Mexican, got the New Mexico average price received will range fever and since time has been around twenty cents, at which rate THE BANK OF COMMERCE In Washington. that - General Daniel H. Rucker, aged 87, is the oldest soldier a resident of the Sunshine territory, the wool output is estimated at $500,- ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO He fought against the Indians seventy years ago, was with Taylor at Buena ft00. Flagstaff Sun. to military a title he originated. In 1902 he was Vista and served through the Civil war. Another of his claims appointed postmaster at Santa Fe CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $200,000 distinction Is that he is the grandfather of General Phil Sheridan's children. and held that position until a few CAPTURE! BY THE INDIANS. months ago, when he resigned It to Fifty years ago on April 16, 1859, There Is the usual activity this spring In the railroad world in the south- Kathan Day Scott, then a boy of 16, building of new and take his present position. Mr. Wal- west with all sorts of plans and propositions for tho ter is happily married and happily was captured by the Indians on the much needed lines in that territory, but, as has been the case for several pialns of Kansas and tied up to a stage yet. situated. His ability for hard work years back, few of these proJctB have got beyond the paper as would have undoubtedly brought him cottonwood tree for torture. It was to the front In any line of work he the amiable custom of the noble red except copied M RIDLEY, H. B. Secretary-TrcMJre- r Japan has no roads for wheeled vehicles such as it has might law mnn on such occasions to nmuse a President RAY, during fifty years. over have undertaken from the from other countries the lust If Japan has looked to ranching, but the lure of printers captive by throwing knives and tom- WILLIAM BRYCB, MANAGER the models Intelligently It has cut out the stick In the mud variety with which Ink, long ago hj ahawks at him as he stood bound so patient. claimed him and all several generations of Americans have been wants Is a newspaper with plenty of and helpless, and to conclude the en He now as for tertainment by kindling a fire of in report, says work. has both and The New York state department of labor, its quurterly the A. will brush around his feet. The en- Albuquerque Foundry & Idle in is decreasing. balance Paul F. Walter dn that the number of men that' commonwealth rapidly to A newspaper man tertainment was interrupted or he too, is attend that. The number of strikes and lockouts, much smaller than it was a who when has woild not be today one of the most ago. As are significant. doesn't know he Machine year trade revival Indicators these facts enough work will always be heard popular and Influential members of Works from. That is the least of his the United States Senate, and some-bod- V (INCORPORATED) Plans are being perfected for the establishment of a regular line of air- else would be demanding the ships between Switzerland andi North Germany. When this line gets In op- promotion of coal and glass. Du-ran- to Is suppose air-shi- A. IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS eration It most reasonable to that the will not emulate PAUL F. WALTER. Hair Dresser Herald. the occasional attempts of railroad trains to pass each other on tho same and Cblropo!. evening, when his post office duties Mrs. Bambini, at parlors op- truck. , did not require more than twelve posite ar to CATERING IXHl MONEY. tk Alvarado an nxt door General Foundry and Machine Shop H. M hours of his time out of tho twenty-fou- r BturgM cafs. la prepared to iT Jitlging from Its record since It Albuquerque, France Is probably trembling In her shoes. Mr. Castro announces that and he passed the bar exami- thsrsuf scalp treatment, do hair was admitted to statehood, Okla-ho- he is going to bring suit against that country because he was not permit- nation in 1906 in the front rank with resslng, treat corns, bunions and will stand for most anything, ted to remain on the Island of Martinique. He has an Idea that he has been plenty of credit to spare. Just now Ingrown nail. 8he glyea maag but r really appears too much that horribly insulted. As a mutter of fact, he has been getting a little of the he Is not practicing, except at inter- treatment and manicuring. they ro to welcome Cole Younger, was presi- Mr. same medicine that he dealt out with such a free hand when he vals because he would rather do Bambini's own orD.rUon of eons-pie&l- formo? bandit, bank robber and train cmsmoaoanmomcMomoacMoeomom dent of Vt nt zulea. newspaper work than anything else crcsui build up tk skin and hold-u- n, as a Chautauqua lecturer. arid he is doing it with credit to him- improves the complexion, and 1 This fimous member of the infamous The King of Italy believes In a farming uplift and has established at self and the paper of which he is guaranteed not to be injurious. h Jesse lames gang is actually billed Rome an International Institute of agriculture to promote the business of now president and editor, in full and also prepares hair tenlo and cures for a itar course through that freak tilling the soil. A building and endowment of $60,000 is the king's contri- complete charge. an prsvtnU dandruff and hair tell- state. His presence as a lecturer for bution to the work, the plan of which he hopes will interest other countries. When the paper does not usurp all ing sue, restores 111 to dead hair, re whut We all have looked upon as an First Rational King Victor Emmanuel II. has shown himself to be a hard worker along of his time, he turns out magazine moves moles, wart and superfluous educutitnal "circle." Is assuredly a practical lines. articles which are classics In their kalr. For any blemlaa of tk facs, tellectioi on the intelligence and line, does New Mexico correspondence tall and eanauU Mrs. Bassblal. of that organization. It "Gradually and surely the country Is drawing away from the effects of for a dozen of the big dailies In all o parts country, ISy Bank the lute panic," says Henry I' lews in his current weekly financial review, of the mows the lawn, To RENT da or hour. Max. "Depression may not have ye t entirely disappeared; readjustment is still brushes the dust off his law books well touring oar. rhoue. office, 120; ALBUQUERQUE, M. Incomplete, and the horizon is not entirely free of uncertainties. Here and and reads reads everything on the residence, 12. N. there are complaints of dull business; occasionally there are evidences of IlllGMOOO lack of employment and over production; enterprise sometimes lacks spirit, and everywhere there Is still tliat disposition to caution which Is always If I Fall ti CORE aay CANCER or TUMOR characteristic of past panic pe Hods. Perhaps no more convincing evidence of business depression could be found than the excessively easy money which I TREAT I FORI IT P0SI0NI OtlP GLAND! NO XNIFBor has prevailed for the past twi lve months, not only here but abroad, show-va- il PAIN. Capital ana Window Screens No Par uad Cursd. United States ing that similar conditions pre In all parts of the commercial world. No X Itny 1 other inlnil o .An UUnd Surplus plant muLi'Sthe curi'M. Depository It is probable that the present Tti'klsl'. p 'vernment would welcome evi- Door Screens Absolut Cttsrsntes. Any Lump dence which would Justify '. in the of the world In Turner. or $250,000 ejes ami decent Turks Sore oq tho 1 1. liter or trying Abdul Hamid by military commission r.nd hanging him like any other toiyivhrro st ntohttm n Cuiicrr. Itrynrtrr murderer. So far as the Turks ure concerned, their history shows that they Porch IMln 1st stnrc, until never Inquire what becomes of deposed sultans and apparently are not spe- rut - put Bok m nt uch matters, a fu'0 with t'f linnliluUJ cially interested in but public hanging, after trial, for an of thfiusund .urcd. ordinary crime might not appeal to them as a proper thing. It Is possible, Porch Swings i WRITE TO THEM. also, It might shock the sensibilities of other European governments. that - That he deserves hanging is apparently true, but whether he will get it re- AT- ANY LUMI IN WOMAN'S BREAST mains to be seen. It is hardly probable. Tin re is unquestionably a feeling 1 CAM KR id If nrglr.-n-- It will ilwiyi miImiiii A iitiila 1,. I ha until, II aai.l kill among the people of nionurchial countries, tind especially among reigning quickly Adire houses, it Is to those who are or have among that unwise treat been the The SUPERIOR LUMBER & MILL CO. DR. AND MRS. DR. CKAMLEY & CO. Advertise in The Lord's onnolnted precisely us might be proper In the case of ordinary men. Citizen necessary "Mat SuMttlul Ctnctr SpKiiluti Livirj If, as has frequently happened, it has been deemed or desirable 747 Boutb Miui tit. LOS CKU. permanently dispose of them, Is a feeling publicity Albuquerque, N. M. AM.tl 1. to there that Bhould be Or Avoided. Kindly 3in4 o Somi with Cancar SATURDAY, MAY 8, !: PACBO TTfKMMt SOCIETY Co)

and son. ot and If she Is not living to bless the Mrs. Jjlius iW'allwork memory El Faso, are in the city visiting life of some other mother In friends. of her. j Z Z S Each person Is asked to at least' observe the day by wearing a white Mrs. Thomas Hughes and son are relatives in Pu- flower, carnation If possible, In honor Visiting friends and of his mother, and as a badge of love eblo, Cole. loyalty. Z Z Z and for z z z Mr, Fletcher Cook has left Mothers' Day, which will be ap- -' ON NORTH FOURTH STREET Clinton. Iowa, her old home, where propriately observed Sunday, May she will remain for several weeks, Kth, was observed by tho Woman's visiting. club at their meeting yesterday. A Z Z 5 Mothers' Day program was given and Miss Loretta. Bratton, who has been refreshments were served. Each lady at the Jcmez Springs for the past wore a white carnation. Following J, nine months, returned home Thurs- ia the program: day evening. "The Mother of Yesterday" Mrs. Z Z Z (. E. Wilson. I Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Minnis, of South "The Mother of Today" Mrs. Geo. Edith street, left Monday evening for Albright. California, where they will spend a "The Mother of Tomorrow" Mrs. few months, visiting. Frank Myers. J C 0 Z Piano Solo Mrs. Stevens Himoe. Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge C. Ellin and "A Ranch Mother" (A true story) daughter arrived in the city last night Mrs. Ada Morlcy. from PlaeitaB and will remain several Vocal Solo Mrs. Hugh J. Collins. days. gU' sts at the Sturgrs hotel. Z Z Z I 6 Z Z A large number of guests attended Miss Armi'jo entertained a number the last of a series of salons given by f . Z. I - 1 fll Z"' I J'J of friends Tuesday evening at the Mrs. Louis Ilfeld at her home on Casa de Oro. A very pleasant even-- . West Gold avenue, "Wednesday even- - Ing at card was spent. Refreshments Ing. The feature of the evening was were served. the splendid lecture by Rev. McQueen Z Z Z lray, who chose as his subject "Eng- - Selover, who be-i- and i Mrs. Julia .has llsh Constitutional Government ' the guest of her daughter. Mrs. S. B. Woman Suffrage." Coen. of 21 1 West Hazeldlne avenue, A splendid musical program w is lrrt for her home in San Diego, Cali- rendered by the must talentco fornia, Monday evening. musicians of the city. Following is 5 Z Z the program: tint. Thomas Wllkerson and sin Scherzo, B. Flat Minor, (Chopin) arrived in the city Tuesday evening Mrs. Stevens Hlmoe. from Arkansas, where she had been Legende, ( Wieniaskl) Mrs. J. D. visiting her parents for several Clark. months past. Spring. (Relnicke) Mrs. Roy Mc- z z z Donald. Professor Stephan. professor of (a- - Nacht Stucke No. 4 professor of Espanol, (Moszkouskl) 1- fifvmun and assistant (b). Caprice Zeiger ranch, 1 -2 miles city. Latin in the .University, accompanied Mrs. Himoe. Formerly known as north of Irrigation Canal, just completed, passes along the rear by his wife, will leave for Hunting- Vocal Solo Mrs. ,McDonald. boundary, a 60-fo- ot avenue in front of each tract. The $100 an acre Tract of today will be the $1,000 an Tract of ton, Ind., Tuesday evening. (a) Canzonetta Ad' Ambroslo acre tomorrow. Z 0 Z (b) Traumerel Schumann The best investment on earth is land close to a city, with plenty of water for irrigation. First come, first served. From Mrs. Fred Hopping and Mrs. J. D. Clark. Mr. and up, 1- -5 THE COMING son, of iSouth lidith street, left Friday After the program the guests re- $60 per acre down, balance within two years. COMMUNITY OF COUNTRY HOMES. Call at evening for Los Angeles and Long paired to the dining room, where office or send tor folder explaining full particulars. Salesmen and Beach, where they will remain for luncheon was served. The dining conveniences to show property. the summer. room was decorated in red carnations Z Z Z and red molline and presented a Mr. and Mrs. J. W. MIddleworth, scene of rare beauty. Gold A ve. accompanied by their daughter. Miss 5 5 5 D. B. SELLER 204 Faith, arrived last night from Bould- Misses Estilla and Violet DeTulllo. er, Colo., and will remain a few of North Arno street, entertained a visiting with their son, Mr. large number guests at their home weeks of . Glenn ,S. MIddleworth. Monday evening. The home was very i 6 5 5 prettily decorated in carnations, ferns Western League. an Income tax bill. Senator Aldrlo'i That Mr. Taft has full apprecia- Mr. and Mrs. J- - B. McCoy, of South and the University colors. The even- BIG LEAGUE GAMES At Topeka R. H. E. 4 very stron.y opposed to .an In- tion of this fact was evidenced when Edith street, entertained a number of ing was spent in dancing and card Des Mollies' 2 7 3 come tax law. It Is figured such a he organized night. AN INCOME TAX his cabinet. He got the friends at their home lust playing. The spacious parlors were Topeka 4 7 2 law would cost him $45,000 a ve.v. very best men he could find, toid Cards and refreshments formed the cleared and those who cared to dance Batteries: Biersdorfer and Heck-Inge- r; The figures gi o.i for tt ; Elkltu them to was WHERE THEY AJtK PLAYING Sel pick their own assistants, features of the evening, which spent a very enjoyable time while liurnam and Kerns. of West Virginia Is $90 000 a year,' and that he would hold en- THIS AFTERNOON. them alone very enjoyably spent. those who preferred cards were for Senator K'ean of Njw j 'if-e- responsible for the work of their 6 Z Z tertained in the large drawing room. At Wichita R. H. E. $35,000; Senator du Pont of Dela- departments. Mr. entertained 3 9 5 WOULD HIT If Taft carries out Miss Violet DeTulllo The large rear porch was arranged American League. Omaha ware, $25,000- Bourne of Oregon, the program he has announced tho on 12 11 4 New-land- s v the dormitory girls at her home for those preferring the moonlight, Washington at Philadelphia. Wichita of Nevada, Den-- of New members of his cabinet will less Wednesday even- Gond-Ing- ; be North Arno street and cosey corners and a large punch Boston at New York. Batteries: Lower, Rice and York, and W'cmorc of lllni.lt: Is- of clerks and more of administrat- evening cards A very ing. A very pleasant at bowl were features. delicious Chicago at Cleveland. Atchison and Weaver. land, $15,000 a year each, while sev- ors than have the ministers of any wn Mient and several musical se luncheon was served. The guests were Louis, enteen p'a-'- Detroit at St. 13. SENATORS other senators are in president of recent years. Kath-erin- e At R. H. . lections were rendered by Miss Misses Edna Patchln, Hazel Rogers, Denver me mllllonal-e- class therefore (But, Denver 4 10 4 anl for the evidences thjU Mr. Brown. Dainty refreshments Lucy Edie, Myrlam Cook, Myrtlo National League. subject to s 3 2 heavy tax. Tart appreciates that every minute Lilll-a- n Chicago. Sioux City 9 were served. Pryde, Winders, Schriber, Cincinnati at The theoretical Incomes upon which of his time is of the utmost value, Z McCain, Kath-erin- e Philadelphia Brooklyn. Batteries: JBohannon and Zalusky; 5 5' Laurlne Ironsides and at are- - no he will s, the tax figures are based talk and talk and talk to his Mr. Mrs. J. H. ITRielly of MeGuin-re- New Boston. Freeman and Shea. Con-gres- s and Davis; Messrs. Gilbert, York at Many Wealthy Men In doubt grossly exaggerated, un- callers, and then work street, will entertain at Phillips, St. Pittsburg. but it far into the North Ninth Albright, Sewell, Waldo Louis at At Pueblo R. H. E. doubtedly la true It be right to make up for the time ho ha tomorrow evening in honor of Arena. B. Cox, Bates; that wou'i dinner Arens, and 10 5 1 Would Pay Big Sums hard to get together anothe body of lost. Archbishop J. V. Pitaval, of Santa Mrs. Lincoln Prof, and Crum. 8 11 1 92 men who would be us hit clergy, 15 Western league. Pueblo .. l.arl members of the e - Fe, and other is Johnson, and If It Became a by an income tax law as th.- NOTICE FOIl PCBIiICATIOX. who have been assisting in the dedi- Des Moines at Wichita. Batteries: Hendrix members fifty guests attended the annual Omaha at Topeka. . Sullivan; Walsh, Nichols and Mltze. of the I'nlted States Senate would be. cation of the Immaculate Conception Alumni banquet at the Alvarado Law (Not Coal Land.) church. Lincoln at Denver. Tun Like Cleveland. Department of the Interior, U. 8. Thursday evening. The tables were Sioux City at Pueblo. Asportation. z z z In American Frequent comment Is lieara on the Land Office at Santa Fe, N. M. arranged the form of a "U" and At Minneapolis Minneapolis, 3; The young .people of the Presbyter- were very tastily decorated in the HOW THEY STAND. Washington, May 8. The strong similarity of President Taft's charac- April 10, so- Toledo, 9. Notice Is 10. ian church held their business and University colors. The guests march- agitation for an Income tax has start- teristics and methods to those of hereby given that Juan Milwaukee, 6; In- N.-M- cial evening at the home of Hisses ed dining room strains League, At Milwaukee (Irover Cleveland. Though there Is F. Romero, of Albuquerque, into the to the American dianapolis, 2. ed the congressional xtntlsticlan to who, on iUiah and Kate Vaughn, f South of "Alma Mater," played by Miss Won, Lost. Pet. not lacking foundation for the com- 190.., made Home- evening. A lurge At St. Paul St. Paul, 2; Colum- 19 stead Entry No. 5947, Arno street, Monday Mata Tway. The following menu was Detroit 14 5 .737 work. The congressional statistician parison, the similarity probably for 8WH, Sec- reg- bus, 3. l.i very Is tion 4, Township 8 N., number attended and alter the served: New York 11 6 .647 not a definite personality. In more apparent than real. There Range E., very pMisant At Kansas City Kansas City, r,; at- X. M. P., ular business routine a Clam Cocktail, Bouillon 9 8 .52 fact, sometimes ho is one person and the same painstaking care and Meridian, haa filed notice Boston Louisville, 2. to painstak- ot Intention to flnaJ year evening was spent. Refreshments Oyster Pattes Fruit Punch Chicago 8 8 .500 sometimes another, but he is always tention details, but the make Ave on ing of Is less proofs, to establish were served. Prime Roast Beef Cleveland 7 0 .43$ the job with a batch of figures Mr. Taft laborious than claim to the land TIIK RYIIMIN; THAT PAYS af- was above described, Z Z Z Green Peas Potatoes Tomato Salad Philadelphia 7 8 .46? whenever any proposition Is up that of Mr. Cleveland. Mr. Taft before H. W. S. White, of Here is the report in one of the dbes papers Otero, 8. Court Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tuttl Fruittl lee Cream Washington a 10 .333 fecting the public or private fortunes not write' out his with i. Commissioner at avenue, entertained the industrial papers of recent dato that indi- his own hand, as Mr. did, Albuquerque, N. M on .day West Kent Edam Cheese Bent' Wafer Crackers St. Louis 5 12 .24 of Congress as a whole or the Cleveland the 7th Five Hundred club at their home makes good food for reflection for vidual members thereof. His latest nor does he show the Cleveland un- of June, 1909. Cafe Noir. many Friday evening. A pleasant evening After the dinner the guests repair- National League. of the farmers of Alabama: output purports to show how hard willingness to entrust anything to his Claimant names aa witnesses: "On 10 acres of land William Filomeno Mora, was spent and delirious refreshments ed to the Woman' club, where an Lost. Pet. some of our statesmen would be hit subordinates.. Mr. Cleveland's con- of Chllill, N. M.; of toe Stephens, of Cupa, Ala., grew $4,000 Juan Antonio Alderete, Albuquer- were served. The members Interesting program was given and i'ittsburg . . 13 6 .648 should an Income tax law be adopted. scientiousness led him personally to of Dr. and eight of que, N. M.; club are: ilr. and Mrs. KriKg.s the evening spent in dancing. The Philadelphia 9 U .600 worth of truck bales The statistician picks Senator scrutinize every subject which came Perfirio Sandoval, of Frank, cotton laet year, and this year he's Ik Chillli, N. M.; Prudenclo and Mrs. Wvlder, Dr. and Mrs. Woman's club was very prettily deei-rate- d Boston . . 7 .163 Stephenson of Wisconsin as the rich- fore him for action, no matter how Maldonado. Mis. trying to coax $6,000 on from of Chllill, N. M. Mr. and Mrs. Smithers, Mr. and In pennants anil the University Chicago . . 11 i .(50 truck est man In Congress and figures that trivial. Mr. Taft in no less conscien- Mrs. Wlnto, the same piece of soil. In addition to tious, a up- MANUEL, R. Frank Stortz. Mr. and colors. Following is the program: Cincinnati . 10 12 .4 55 a tax on incomes on the basis of the but he lias broader grasp OTERO. and Mr. and Mrs. Frank McKee. Vocal Solo Miss Flora Vann. Brooklyn 7 9 .438 ten bales of cotton." Cummins bill would pry about $100.-00- 0 on the duties of the presidency, and Register. y is clear this sort of farm- 0 0 Vocal Solo Miss Rose Harseh. New York . .400 It that a year away from Ken. Stephen- also he realizes that the duties of en- ing pays well, because It was Intel- In- NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. professor and Mrs. John ('rum Dialogue Elvvnod Albright and Su Louis . . 14 .333 son for the benefit of the federal tue president have enormously tertained at a dinner party Tuesday Bertrame Bates. ligently done. The cotton treasury. Viewed in this light. it creased even since the incumbency of (Not coal land.) ' evening in honor of Miss Myrtle Among Western league, habit" has done a great deal to Im- Isn't so surprising that Stephen.! n Mr. Cleveland. It Is growing more Department Talk "College Spirit the poverish of the Interior, U. S. I ryde and Miss Lillian Winders, who Alumni" Miss Parsons. Won. Lost. Pet. the farmers of Alabama. ifn't anxious, merely for the sake of and more difficult each year for a Land Office at Santa Fe, N. U. leave rihortly for their homes. After Wichita .. S 1 .889 They are sending millions of dollars earning the $7500 a year sulary the president to give personal attention ;.77S every (Serial No. 02S3.) the 'dinner a very pleasant evening $100 9100. Denver . . 2 out of the state year for the government pays to him, to vote fo" to the details of routine matters. April 8, REWARD, food to 1909. was spent. The guests were: Miss Topeka . . . 3 .625 products they ought raise at Notice Is hereby given that Martin 4 j Not a gr Myrtle Pryde, Miss Lillian Winders, The readers of this paper will be Pueblo . . .556 home. only would it be 'at Ryan, of Albuquerque, N. M who, Miss Violi t De Tullio, and Miss Kuth-erin- e pleased to learn that there Is at least Des Moines 6 .333 advantage to them to keep this money on Nov. t. liOt, made II. E., No. Hat-- s, 6 get Ihivis. Messrs: Bertram one dreaded disease that science ha? omaha . . .333 at home, where the people would 10211, for Lota 1, t, S, and 4. Section M , It, by Guy Cox. Michael J. e( iui lines-- and been sole to cure n all Its stages, and Lincoln . . 6 .250 the benefit of but raising tivir 3. Township 10 N.. Range 3 E.. N. Rov A. Baldwin. that Is catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure Sioux City food product at home they would M. P. Meridian, haa filed notice of ft Z 5 Is the only positive cure now known reduce the cotton acreage and thereby Intention to make final five year (iAMKS. pr!-- e w Miss Evelyn Kveritt and Mis Ktsie tc the medical fraternity. Catarrh be- Yi;sTi:UI AY'S encourage the increase of the hy Suffer ? proof, to establish claim he land Myers entertained the memoers of ing a constitutional disease, require of cotton. iBIrmingciam News, above described, America n League. , before H. W. Otero. the class of the, Albuquerque a treatment. Hall's Ca- senior constitutional At Philadelphia Hi H. E. Are you one of the thousands who United States court commissioner, at High school. Saturday afternoon and internally, acting CAN AVKKT M I XR DISASTERS. of "women tarrh Cure is taken Philadelphia I 5 3 Albuquerque, N. M., on the 11th day evening at the home of Miss Evelyn directly upon blood mucous overnment experiments made at suffer from female ailments I bo, discour- the and Washington 7 3 If don't be of June, 1909. home was very prettily system, de- the testing labaratory of the I'nlted Kveritt. The surfaces of the thereby Batteries: Coombs and Thomas; aged, go to your druggist and get a bottle of Wine of Claimant names as wltnesees: John decorated in the High School colors, stroying the foundation of the disease States tleologhal Survey her.- seem A. Johnson, Josle A. Johnson, Johnson and Street. pre- Cardui. John red and black. In the afternoon the and giving the patient strength by to have solved the problem of On the wrapper are full directions for ue. Maher, George Souther, all of Albu- guetits were entertained with outdoor building up the constitution and as- At N York- - r. h. j:. venting dust explosions in coal mines. During the last half century, Cardui has been querque, N. M. games, and several photos of the sisting nature doing its work. The Boston 7 2 The method employed s to force MANUEL R. OTEKO, .3 an pipe established in thousands of homes, as group were taken during the after- proprietors have so much faith in It New Yolk .14 11 4 steam from exhaust a safe remedy Register. noon. Favors in the form of carna- curative powers that they offer One Batteries: Chech Spencer ind Don- - through the air currents caused by for pain which only women endure. It is reliable, o tions were bestowed upon the guests. Hundred Dollars for any case that It oluie; Newton. and Klelnovv und the ventilating fan In the mine, and NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION. Hazel Iake contains no harmful ingredlenta and can be depend- Those invited were: Misses fails to cure. Send for list of testi- Blair. the experiments have proved success- Department Dobson, Mary Railway, Mary Hardy, monials. ful In every Instance. ed on in almost any case. of the Interior, U. S. c Land Office M. Ruby Rhea, Lillian Kick.', Ann New-hal- l. F. & CO., To- A minature mine was constructed at Santa Fe. N. Addeas J. CHENEY National (Not coal land.) Carry Agnes Eng- Ohio. Chicago R. H.-- E. at the testing plans, and the condi- MeClurken. ledo. At (Serial No. 05096.) lish, Isabel Fox. Lena Sterling; Sold by all Druggists, 75c. Chicago i 5 9 3 tions inside were made un marly as ' April 1909. Lyle Haw- 0 6 3 possible of a real tulno, i. Messrs. Frank Wanner, Take Hall's fills for constltpatlon. Cincinnati like those Is and Gilbert llagermuu an. Moran; with an abundance of dust in It. In Notice hereby given that Robert thorne Batteries: L. Roberts, of Laguna. N. M., who, Z Z Z rapid u McLean. I the presence of mine superintendents, The Increase our business Fromute and on Nov. 26, 1907. made H. E., No. Tomorrow will be observed in many Is due to good work and fair treat- foremen, and engineers, steam was . i 05095 for NEVi. Section 10 Township Albuquerque honn as Mothers' Day. ment of oar (Mirror-- I abb Laandrj. At Boston R. H. E. turned Into the dust laden ulr of 1 1 7 N.. Range 4 W N. M. P. Meridian, day originated a year ago In eo'i-Iiecti- o New York . 4 the minature mine, it was found The and has filed notice evangeli.-ti- c meetings Boston 4 4 Impossible to cause explosion. of Intention to make with .2 ail final Va., was Soeietj Batteries: Marquard liiyl Meyers; Cold, dry was then commutation proof, to establish being held at Norfolk, and The Mlurl of New air forced into claim to the land above described, so impressive and suggestive of the Mexico meet second Wed- - Doruer, .Slattern and Bowmnan. the mine, and the explosion occurred the 4 It Will Help You before Oeorge II. Pradt, U. S. com- sweetest of memories that It prom- nesday of each month at Odd 4 almost instantly. The same experi- ) missioner, at Laguna, N M., on ises to na- 321 At Pitysburg R. H. E. ments were made repeatedly, Mrs. Charles Bragg, of Sweeter, lad,, trix3 Bfis the become an annual custom Fellows' hall, South Second with Car3ni 10th day of June, 19U9. tionally. A white carnation is the ctree. N'eit meeting Weduea. Pittsburg 5 15 3 the same results. write : "Tongue cannot tell bow auoh Cftnlni done for me. ; t 1 w . .: . 3 bu Claimant names as witnesses: Juan i day. .May 1909. j . 9 2 This use of exhaust steam was sug- X mblem. It, Before I began taking Cardui could not a Lucero, of N. M ; woman, room 4, Bar- - Batteries: Willis atd dibson; gested two years ago, was put io wk. I Cubero. J. Millar, Every man. and child w.io . Headquarters at 4 and would work awhile and lie down. fchall alwayi itft of Laguna. N. M.; Virgil P. Harring- building, Cen- - Rhodes, Salee and Bi snalian. into effect by President H. A. Kulri, I civa dmjm to Yum feels that he or she had or has the new Second and 4 ton, Laguna, Mil- of Pittsburg medicine." Try Cardui. of N. M.; Jame A. best mother that ever lived is asked trul. Phone 1079. the and Westmoreland ler, of Laguna, N. M. AU requested At Brooklyn R. H. K. Coal company. Since resorting to to observe the day by showing his Mtnwuirlana are MANUEL R. OTERO, neither some Mpeeial kindness this to call and regUtea-- . Philadelphia I...4 9 0 this measure of precaution, explos- AT ALL DRUO STORES 1 8 1 Register. day in words of ufteetion and appre- O. J. KJIAKMKR, Brooklyn !... ions have been unknown In these o hooin; Ruck- - ciation: by a gilt or a visit to her, or Secretary. Batteries: Poxeii and mines. Pittsburg (Pa.) dispatch to I 'or Hit" tct work on slilrt waiat by a love letter if absent from her, el, Wllhelui una Bergel New York World. latrouize Iluhlw Co. page rovn. ATntTQlTEKQTrB CITIZEN. &ATVIUAV, MAY S. 1900. -- n u ! Is the city who rs yet, have allea to PLANS1 iJ; their road tax which amounts to DISCUSSING $3. MOTHER'S PROBLEM THE MUNhY SAVERS IN 't The governor this 1 1 slated that law should be enforciyd and Ulfled Of Raiding (itrong. Healthy f.lrts. .. AMUSEMENTS .. that j FOR IMPROVING test cases be made, saying that at a A serious problem which present;! It-- Suits. Dresses and Waists test made recently In Santa Fe, the lelf to every mother with girl to raise, COT ..'. lVIUllrlSS yiMIW court held this tax must be paid. The In these days. The exigencies or bciiooi law further provides the money y HIE ROADS that life the hurrvaiul routine of every-dn- Our, ptices cn Linen Suits and Lingerie Dresses has so collected may be used in the dis- of in was und Jutlcs, the artilleinl environment furprised this town. We sell suits that are worth $S, trict which it collected move $io could therefore be utilized In the re- modern civilization, make It and $12 50 for $4.50 and $5.75. Dresses that soM all over pairing of University hill, Hiillcult to miso s Iron z, healthy girn Cit- which at not less th.n 57. ,o, $10 and $12, we sell at $4 5c, $5. ;o Governor. Engineers and would come-- In this ever In the b'.?h;ry of tho world. district. than and $6 50. Crystal to Ti rrltorlal Kngineer Vernon 3.. Uovs raise themselves. Give tlvm Theatre izens Determined Sullivi.n was consulted In regard to they will We luivc the llnest selection In room, cive them liberty, and town of Lingerie Shirt Waists the building of Cnmlnn Ileal, Butld Highway the arow up healthy r.t ler.-- t, without min h rroiti 05 cents up. All our goods arc new as we renew our stock which has for onie tinv past been prcseui a ttr- - weekly. will be prizes to be drawn for under construction nnd which will worrvinc r.ut the girls There three at Once. xtend from Katun, N. M to within ious problem. a short distance of K'-- Paso. How many molhers there are who ara will for Ncv-cni- next week. Vouchers be issued In his remarks before the meeting worrying about their daughters. The New York Cloak & Suit Co. "l:y some hook or crook we should urg- - this in .ruing. Kngineer Sullivan cirls. with poor, capricious s get together ni build a rmid to the iinnv 31S SOITTlf srmvn cti that the drainage of t:io neighbor ippetitc, bloodless, listless, a constant sriirrr University," said lovei'nor (ieorge ing lands be given mure attention. Curry to a representative body of anxletv to the mother. How shiillshe $5, $3 and 2 Second, the raising of crops, the sort shall she city, county and territorial officials ol ve le r uroblem? To whom , that will bring the largest returns per goveii'o:-- Telli-torl- case Is More or which met with the acre, ,u 'h as grains, melons, sugar turn fur help? Each whereby you may obtain merchandise in Kngineer I Sullivan, a by Itself, and cauuoi do Vernon In i ts anil alfalfa. Next In Importance less study Kngineer Jame.s of Santa Ke, and City .Mr. Sullivan urged that an effort bo solved by any general rule. any store represented on program or curtain OladdifiR in apartments of (lov-ern- the made to get real, live, up to data This Is the Way one mother solved the itizen Want Ads for Results Curry lit the hotel farmers an I in way Increase .WJO good th.it the problem. Mrs. Schop'cr, l'rescott tills morning, in the intrest of crops. Mr. Sullivan stated Dr. was further Ave., fit. Louis, r in a letter to MR. W. B. KERN, TenorIllustrated Sons roads. The meeting an enthus- that bej nnd a (I uilit, the Kio (iiaiide iastic one and attended by the g: H.irtnian, pays; "My dauphter Alice, MR. J. ROACH, Baritone valley, which he hig.'ily complimented years of age, was a puny, sickly, ;'overnor (ieorge Cuny, Ter- on Its soil and beautiful climate, four ritorial Engineer Vernon L. Sullivan, ailing child since sho was horn. I wi Music by Crystal Orchestra would be the garden Fp.t of New we com- Santa Ke; City Kngineer James Clad Mexico. Steps will be taken to curb always doctoring her. When ding, (reorge Aruot, Heaven, Dr. use Peruna she grew stroua; Joiin the Kio (tiande river in the inar fu- menced to These are Wroth. Ueome P. Keaniaiil, M. P. ture und thousands of acres of fertile and well." W. (i. Hope, Dr. C. K. Matinee Every Day at 2:45; AH Seats 10c lr. lands which are now flooded will A not her lrx.lher, Mrs. Martha Mosa, Luketis, M. H. Sii inger, Mayor KellX then be opened to farmers. R. V. 1). o, Chippewa Talis, 'Wisconsin, I r Carriage Evenings 7:15, 8:15, 9:15 st' and W. II. Uillenwatcr. The matter of completing the Ca- - "Our litlle girl The following resolutions were eili mlno Real was discussed at length had a bail cough, and was in a general adojited by a committee composed of governor and the announced that he run-dow- n Khe hart several M. Stumm, H. K. Putney, tleorgc condition." J. would have a force of convict labor no re- Buying Arnot, Dr. V. (1. Hope, and Dr. C. K. rtoct'irs, who could give theehild here tin August at which time work lief, and thy mother no encouragement. Lukeiwi, who had been instructed to will be commenced. It helng decided meet the governor and territorial and that owing to the extensive travel b Finally, rhe pot a bottle of I'cruna city engineers this morning to discuss twecn this city and the north. Albu- nnd commenced giving it to the child, Days IICOLOMBOi ways and means for building a road querque would be made the tempor and It proved to be just what who to the University; ary headquarters and work be dom needed. W lien .he commenced taking "Resolved, that this committee, betwen this city and Santa Fe. Peruna tho child had to bo carried. Wedon't urge you to buy an expensive vehicle. We have I: representing nearly two hundred "The work on the road between Now the mother pays she is playing prominent buslne.--e men of this city, this city and Santa Ke will In all around all the time. many good styles within the range of modest incomes THE AT REf are unanimously in favor of placing probability be completed some tim closing words were: "Yon avenue, this summer Her hae Rugbies. Kunabouts. Stanhopes, Surreys. Spring Wagons, W. B. Moore, Mr. X Central from the railroad with the aid of convict done a great deal for her. She Is the Pto- - to the University of New Mex- labor and the $3,000 left over from licensed br the Matio 2 tracks only girl we have, and it meant lota to etc. Just received a big carload and will make special low pri- tare Patents Co. ico, on a uniform grade." the old Camino Real fund, said (Jov 5 to University extends ernor Curry morning. will ns to have her cured." ces for a few days asweneed theroomand can use the money The road the this "We many ADMISSION IOC about a mile to the east und follow- keep at it until it is finished." These are samples of letters ing the meeting tills morning, Kngi- The road will enter the city by which Pr. Hartman is receiving, coin- The Albuquerque Carriage Co. One new reel of pictures each neer Sullivan, for the territory, and way of Fourth street. ing straight from the hearts of loving Engineer ladding for the city, ac- mothers. While the different schools Corner First Street and Tijeras Ave. companied by Mayor Lester, Dr. Luk-en- s of medicine are bickering and differing and George Arnot, were taken as to and remedies, Peruna EXCLUSIVE WHEN YOU DECIDE theories over the road in an automobile. They Where To goes rlghlsteadily on giving permanent TO LOOK AROCXD MOVING PICTURES will report some time today as to relief. After all. it is cures that tho grade neceewary pastry, what would be and people want. Theories are ot little TWO SHOWS, :1S AND for high grade, bread, rakes, what class of paving would be the Worship account. Mattee. Saturday and SuWay rolls or doughnuts come straight to best and cheapest. our Btore and you will see a layout A grade of 3.05 per cent is now 1 give you by Its MONTEZUMA TRUST CO. that will an appetite maintained on hill while the Mellnxllsl KI4-imi- Organ qual- that Climvli, Smith Response. appetizing flavor and attractive grade has a slight Increase mid-wa- y 318 Rev. C. A. I no South Amo. Clark, Offertory. ity. You need look farther than between the beginning of the new pastor. Sunday school at 9:4fc; preach- Soprano Solo, "On the Rock of a HX1C8TR-ATK- SONGS. of beat our bakery for bake stuffs the road and the University. This rise ing at 11 a. m. by Rev. J. M. Sollle. Living (Mason! Mrs. is Faith. Frank. ALBUQUERQUE . . NEW MEXICO M. Oarmody, that made. was strongly opposed by various Preaching 8 p. m. by A. K. Gospel t J. Baritone Singe' IMOXKRR at Rev. Address "The Reconstruc- n.XKERT. members present this morning, Mr. Robinson. league at 7 p. m. tive" Dr. Rollins. tarn norma graig, 17 South First SI. Glllenwater stating that for one thing Hymn. Maatoal Directress. It would mar the scenic effect of the The Ilrst J la pt 1st Church J. A. Benediction. rdad, and saves but little cost by not Shaw, pustor, corner of Broadway The public is cordially invited to Capital and Surplus, $100,000 99 being leveled to a uniform grade. and Lead avenue. Preaching at 11 a. all services. Others .were of the same opinion and m. and 8 .p. m. Sunday school at 9:45 loooaooouoouuoaooDoooooocxjo Hope arose one a. m. Young, people's 7 Congregational Cor- Mill III the King and we clean, Dr. and agreed to be meeting at First Church them the way you" want on he of twenty 'citizens to contribute p. m. Prayer and social meeting Wed-ntsda- y, ner of Broadway and Coal avenue, NEW ORDER OF THINGS floor with compressed air, or take enough money to make up the differ- 7:45 'i. m. The public is W. J. Marsh, pastor. Sunday school them up, beat and steam If you ence needed for placing the road on cordially invited. at 9:45 a. m.; H. S. Lithgow, superin- In addition to our regular .have anything In the line of clean- a uniform grade. Others offered to tendent. Christian Endeavor at 7:15 .NTEREST ALLOWED ON SAYINGS OEPOSITS mMk, we serre Short Orders, ing let me figure for you. contribute and the prospects are St. ltitiFs Evangelical Lutlieran p m. Preaching by the pastor at 11 Noodles, Chop 8uey In all brighter for Improving University hill t'huivli Corner nf sixth street and a. m. and 8 p. m. By special request styles and other Matularin Plant 7S7 So. Walter. which has long past been the dread West Silver 'avenue. Rev. J. W. the pastor will epeak In the morning of University pastor. Sunday on the subject, Pishes. OWe n trial. TH-RNl- ON students and others Paetznick. school at "Womanhood and THE haying to, travel1 In (hat direction. :45 a. nurjin' Kngllsh service by Motherhood." All are invited to Expert Cleaning Co. mu- SAN JOSE Mayor Lester stated that with the tho pastor at Jl a. ni. and also Eng- these services. Following are the WITH AMPLE MEANS AND UNSURPASSED FACILITIES . r.,.'. ' irbone t0. funds now available, it would not be lish service in the evening at 8 p. sical numbers. RESTAURANT possible to place the roads on a uni- m. Strangers and all are cordially Morning: Anthem, "The Kaijth U form grade. However, there are many Invited to these services. the Lord's" (Simper) Quartet. THE Opea day and night. 111 Wert Offertory "Melody" (West.) Central. Solo, "Jesus, Chil-dien- " TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS Iirdns Sixinlsli 51. K. t'liurdi E. Friend of Little of poooooorjoocooexxxxxxxxxxx. C. Salazar, pastor, will preach next Miss Reynolds. BANK COMMERCE Sunday at 11 a. m. from Romans 1, Evening: Sentence, "Come Unto OP AXJ5UQDKRQUK. N. M. 16: "The Power of the Gospel." The Me," (Wagner) Choir. . Xew York Metals. Sunday school meets at 10 a. m., Mrs. Anthem "O Come Let Us Wor Extends to Depositors Every Proper Accommodation New York, May 8. Load $4.25 Rosalia Oarcin, superintendent. In ship," (Mendelssohn) Choir. and Solicits New Accounts 4.27; copper 13 ft' 13 Vi; silver 53 M. the afternoon at old town at 3 o'clock Offertory "Serenade,'' Schubert. Pure Ice Cream Sunday school; at 3:30, sermon. Th Male Quartet, "The Bridge," (Lind- I lncy. and in- say) Messrs. McCoy, Scott, Cosine, season 1901 our money, members all the friends are Tor the of New York, May 8. Call vited to these meetings. Betz. CAPITAL. S150.000 dellcloua cream la mora pop prime paper 3 Vs 4 per t. nominal; 'u - w-- Miss Strong, directress. alar than arer. All order, cent; Mexican dollars, 44c. St. John's 1i1mcouI C'liiiroli Cor- Miss Davis, organist. large or small. In or out of the ner of Fourth street and Silver ave- OrriCERS AMO DIRECTORS city, promptly cared for, and Wool Market. nue. Rev. Fletcher Cook, Ph. D., rec- Kills to Stop the Fiend. SOLOMON LUNA, President May ool. Ter- delivery in good condition, St. Louis. firm. tor. Fourth Sunday after Easter. The worst foe for 12 years of John guaranteed. ritory western mediums, 25 '(126c; W S. STRICKLER. Vice President and Cashier , tV.viin as follows: lloi commun- Deye, of Gladwin, Mich., was a run- fine medium. 18 22c; tin.-- 1 3 li 1 8. ion at 1 a. m. Worship w'th sermon ning ulcer. He paid doctors over W. J. JOHNSON, Assistant Cashier at 1 1 o'clock nnd at 8 p. in. Subject Hull without benefit. TilA Bucalefl The Matthew Dairy & Stocks. William Mcintosh. Baldridge. Amalgamated Copper ... 8414 o' morning sermon: "If it Man Die, Arnica Salve killed the ulcer and J. C '9'iall he Live Again ?" even- Bolls, Atchlxon . . . 109 Vi 1i the cured him. Cures Fever Sores, A. M. Blackwe L O. E. Cromwell Supply Company pfd ...104 ing. "Flowers and Sepulchres." Usual felons, Eczema, Salt Rheum. Infalll-ll- e I programs. evening piles, burns, scalds, cuts, corns. New York Central . . . .132H musical In the for X1T0S No. Fourth at Phone 420. Southern Pacific ...... 122 Miss Elizabeth Oarrett will sing "O 25c at all dealers. Divine by Union Pacific . . 188 Ta Redeemer," Gounod. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY. United Slates Steel . . . . . 58 pfd I'lrst ITesbytcrlini Church Corner ...119H Fifth and Silver avenue. Hugh A. FOR SALE Four room house (ce- GROSS KELLY & COMPANY (ruin and PtovInIoiin. Cooper, pastort Services at 11 a. m. ment) well located, easy, terms. ob- Co., INGORRORA TED Chicago, May 8. Close: and 8 p. m. In the morning In Porterrleld 216 West Gold. servance of Mothers' Day the theme i Up! W heat May $1.27 ; July $1.14 H FOR SALE Four room new mode.'il VJake y 1.14H. will be "The Motherhood of God," house, monthly payments, a bar- i Corn May 72; July 68.&6S. the mufdc will be adapted to the oc- gain. Portertkld C .. 216 Wist WHOLESALE All kinds of Filagree Jewel- - Oats May 584; July 51 V,. casion. Evening theme "The Good Gold. 9:45. Young manufactured. Pork May $178;.; July $18.00. Part." Sunday school at FOR SALE Eight room house, it is try people at 7 p. Musical selections, Lard May $10.30; July $lo.374. ni. S bargain. Pm tertleld Co., 216 West GROCERS Ulbs May $D.b5; July $!l.S7 f't' morning: Cold. t 9.90. Offertory "Awakening," (Engel-manu- .) Get my Rrleem Before 2 Buying. FOH SALE Eight acre ranch, t . Monthly payments. e kann Ciiy l.Ut-lH-k- Solo, "Recessional" (Kipling) D'J rtora house. Wool, Hide Kanxua City. May 8. Cattle, 30J. Woven 'Forest S. Cartwrlght. Giod ranch for a mao who wants and Pelt Dealers to in city. Including 200 southerns, steady. Na- Mothers' Day Hymn Chorus Choir work the Portertield Co., J. A. GARCIA tive steer $5.25 ft 6.80; southern Evening; Prelude. Anthem: "The 21i West Gold. 211 WEST OOLD AVE. steers $5'!t6.C0; southern cows $3.25 TVTAKERS God of Abraham Praise," (Buck) FOR RENT Good furnished and Albuquerque and Las Vegas Si fi . 2 5 ; native cows and heifers $3 4i) Chorus Choir. unlurnlshed houses. Portertield Co., W WW WWW WW A WWW 6.25; stock' rs and feeders $3.75 'if who aren V Offertory, "Andante Cantablle," 214 West Gold avenue. 5.S5: hulls $3.75 4i 5.25; calves $3.75 (Tschaikowxky ) FOR SALE An established electric- ii 7; western steers $j.25 6 60; west- willing to stand back Solo, "Just Today." (Abbott) al bargain. on 60 YEARS' For tuslncss at a Call or fEXPERIENCE ern cows $3.75i 5.50. of their clothes aren't F S. Cartwrlght. add ess E. E. Herrmann, 105 So. THIRD STREET B. H. Briggs & Co. V Hok 3,000. Strong. 5c higher, Postlude "Festal Postlude," (C. J. Flfti street. City. liulk of sales $0.75ti 7.25; heavy $7.15 anxious to have their Grey.) o Si 7.30; packers and butcher $6.90 names stand to the Won't slight a Good Friend. Moat Market D l'lr-- 4 7.25; light $6.60fJ 7.:. ; pigs 19.25V If they labeled MctlKslist Church The Rev. "If I'ver I need a cough medicine DRUGGIST 6.50. front. J C. Rollins, D. 1).. pastor. The Sun- again I know what to get," declares a Kbada ot rreah sad Salt Mst every Sun- No sheep. their inferior goods day school nieeu at 9:45 Mrs. A 1 Alley of Reals. Me., "for. fleam Haaae FMorr. day morning. C. H. Appleton, super- (sing King's MMIL UUNWORT a., everybody would know after ten bottles of Dr. iRiDt Manas ( liieao l.iestM'k. intendent. New Discovery, and seeing Its excel- assale BaUdlag. North Thlra tort ALVARADO PHARMACY .'hlc-dg- May 8. 100. the mark remem- Kpworth League gathers 7 CcmoMTa Ac. Cattle, and The at lent readts In my own family and oth- AnrnaeMndlng atkatrti and dMartiXInn mat Steady, lteeves $."'(f7.25; Texan steers who P m... All young people .are cordially ers, I tn convinced It is the best Corner Gold Ave. and 1st St. "lt wliMliar ber took advantage Lived 1S2 Years. Quietly aaoet.kifi our oemiou fros ao $4.60 'u 5.8(1; western steers $4.70f(i invited to alten,d. Follows the order lutviiuoa M prubablf mlntahlo. Communtr-ft- ' medicliv made for coughs, colds and HANDBOOK 5.75; Mtockers of them.- 'i day, .Morning: man-ma- iM.imiriotlroiili.l.tiiLia. oo f.if iit and feeders $3.60 for the lung trouble." Every one who tries it Wnr. Parr England's oldest rried HIGHLAND PHARMACY smut t rafc OlriMt peltry tor ftecumiff pliu. 5.60; cows heifers $2.40 g 6.25; Hymn. t , taken ihruuh siuun ft Co. and feels Ju--t that way. Relief Is felt at the third time at 120, worked riuismotitm, without calves $5 H 7. Morning Lesson Prayer. ( tfctM eliari, iaue and once its quick cure surprises you. Occidental Building 1 VTRAGOO anf in the fields till 132 and lived 20 Hogs 1.000. 5c higher. Light Alto Solo "Fear Ye Not O Israel" For Brtnchltls, asthma, hemorrhage, Scientific J!met lean. $0.85 'n 7. 25; mixed $6. 5 'it 7.85 ; heavy tyOTUES ruk Boys D (Dudley Ku.k) Ml Edna Haus-ma- n. years longer. People should be youth- Bring croup, II grippe, sore throat, pain In Ut Your Prescription $7l 7.4(1; rough $7 t 7.15; pigs $5.75 ful 80. Wright, Spurlock. eUlo of aviiy ftrtettUUo mrtilt 1 ertiii, $;i bear the above label of out- chest oi lungs its supreme. 50c and at James of 416.70; bulk of nales $7.20 it 7.30. right narraNy, wHkh means Sermon, Like the Ideal" The 11.00. Tial bottle free. Guaranteed by Ky., show haw to remain young. "I Sheep 1.000. Steady. pastor. Native $190 money' tack if nnsatisfactory . all fel ust like a boy," aay s deale. sart r u at tae am a 6i western $l.f(i6.5o; yearlings Ifymn "Majestic Swet-tnea- Sits : o Imi r SmiH Ottos, CS r itU Waaauisiuu. U. L. b.0; wear leads you to bring the' writes, "after taking six bottles of the Luna and Btrtckler bundles at $U.25'u7.50; lambs $6.25'(i9; western goods bdtk. If extra good Enthroned." Printer, and others interested it Electric Bitters. For thirty years kid- sow ready for occupancy and will be lambs $6.60'x 9.35. clothes weren't best made it) benediction. ! ney trouble male life a burden, but 7 have been sombewhat costive, but ' the prlntVig traaes will be !nteret aad to responsible parties. Any the marktet they wouldn't be '. 1'pMlude. " j; to learn they can secure In- the Orst oottle ot this wonderful med- Regulcts gave Any Itching is temper-teste- r. tiat the durations ssslred will be mass te obD'i Just the result skin a bpet Ovening: r the protected, Prlnr-- icine convinced me I had found the 11.-(- 00 yoil ? land of P. J. Kraemer, at Tk uH tenants. Total floor space, desired. They act mildly and regu The more acratch the worse it Organ Prelude. greatest cure on They're a ' Cltlseo often. earth." square feet Basement sams di- perfectly. George Itches. Doan's piles, n late the bowels Ointment cures Hymn. Godsend to week, sickly run-dow- or 101 AHoona, any - stensions. Bteain heat and all othst B. Krausc, Walnut Ave., eczema skin Itching. At all drug Responsive Reading. Our wot a- la RIGHT la every old people. Try them, SOc stores. M. i at all aodsra tnprersmsnta. Apply W. sV Pa. MANDELL Prayer. ar kueut, Hukbs Laundry Co. Itrickier. SATURDAY, MAY , 1909: ALBUQUERQTTE CITIZEN. PAGE II Y art velvet sheepskins, value $12; Wil- GOVERNOR CURRY 10 BE der A Co., Chicago, six art velvet Montezuma Grocery and phep skins, value 1 12. A. t Ostt1 liardt & Co., Milwaukee, two art vel-se-t sheep skins, value $4; Detroit Vudor Porch Liquor Company IN ELKS PARADE Publishing Co., Detroit, 230 post cfards, value, $6. to; Mexican and In- A factor Copper and Third dian Curio Co., Denver, two dozen art Shades photograveurs of 'Klks, value $12; (or Dure food Pioneer Shirt C ., Wichita, Kan., four Make a cool, shady, seclud- Imported and Domestic Goods anfe-daiin- a custom made shirts, value $12; S. E. nil sf ed porch. They kefp out Specialty of Lucca Pure Olive Oil. Aldrleh, Manuelito, N. M., one Nav- ajo blanket, value $60; J. Lee Clarke, the sun, but let in th Liquor by the Gallon or Bottle. Evervihing Is Ready for the and national food laws Family Trade Solicited. Incorporated, one Navajo blanket, breeze. Be-gi- value $:t0; nine etched limn pillow Dig Fiesta Which ns ; Agent for Sao Antonio Lime. Always X tops, value $13. Till; three pieces arts Vudor Porch Shades are Fresh. Prices Right. and crafts leather. I Monday Through J. Korber Sr C '., the very durable, and will last 1 Call Phone or send for Solicitor. Night. Stemlebnker Bros. Mfg. Co., minia- many seasons. PHONC 1029 ture wagon, value $2."; International i Harvester Co., cream separator, worth Vudor Porch Shades are It;:.. Uovi-rtiu- lifoiKc Curry, mounted BAKtllG POWDER X. K. Fairbanks A-- Co., Chicago, just the thine for "boxinu on horse can he iiro-tuie- il the linest that through It. H. Lester 'One kit fine FCZ39RZ3E! In the city, will be at the head No in" porches or balconies J n: il.t parade whii'ii will sturt the Alum No Phosphates Cobrt Bill's Tailoring Shop $5 w orth of that are to be used as out- KlkV big lientu wick Monday after- pressing. Be on your guard. Pow- noon. The govern to Alum ir has irotnised Sanchez Barber Shop One razor ders may be known by their door sleeping or living COLUMBUS lend his assistance and the Klks and strop. price 10 or zsc. a tliu week w ill fall lb apartments. their uttractions for Th Hu Bros. One month's shav- or one cent an into line behind him. ing. ounce Vudor All sizes carried In stock-onl- y everybody, The committees and o. A. Mr.tson One Hold Medal ten- at i HOTEL huvinn anything to no with the fiesta nis racket, one fine hammock. SHADES w - PORCH hich is a majority of the popula- T Corner Bmeond and Oold .1. Houston i'o.. Victor Sporting Hon uix- busy today l'lepariiin for floods Co. fine complete trout fish- the start of the. festivities. l'lac-- ! ing mart. arrangement have been HOMC COOKING tically all I.. Kiinpenlih, Armstrong-Turne- r (ompl. ted fo the big show and w hen Millinery Co.. Denver Two ladies' Excellent Service the doors open Monday ninht every-- ' Knox street bats, value tin. will be ready, THE EfcOlESS CHAIN PUPILS AND PARENIS t'lins L. Kempcnieh Two iIokcii fancy 308-31- 0 West Central Avenue : Monday will -' Particular peop.e have, been The parade nfternoon lisle nun's half lio.- , value $12. : 11 grand pleased with Columbus for be great, effort. In line will, Friedberg Bros One i?. mama hat. PHAYER HERE AGAIN OBSERVE MOTHER'S DAY Mals 111' c cm auto- - i many years. Have you tried ihemT Ue various liini.tl in $10; one lot of shirts, neckwear, etc.; ti'.d.li.i and carriages, with the olli- - three negligee shirts, $7.'i". cers of the lodge followiim Hum. Strong Book Store. Columbia Pho- Then will come the tire department nograph Co. ne Columbia phono- Some Kind friend is Spreading It Al- 11rt Ward School the St-.-- ne of An and the county ollleh.ls will graph, ?2". though It Bus Ibi'ii Denounced Kiitcrtainnicnt Yesterday After clland value .Many Times, have prominent positions. Three Crystal theatre 7." tickets. noon. bands will be In line. Urunsfeld Bros, New York Con- - Thp prayer Is WHITE HOUSE floats, will endless chain with us One of the largest crowds that ever t (in beautiful ride the Milidatcd Cnr.l Co., three dozen line nRll(n ls being Industriously die- - . In attended a public school celebration formers who will take part playing cards; Ouam Trading Co., 3 through by some one program. The freaks' tf ibutcd the city in the city attended the entertain- RESTAURANT Hit amusement dozen Xavsjo looms; Morris Bros., ho )a apparently afraid of some ment at the First Ward school yester. will be caged and carefully guarded. ' dozen fancy suspenders; riDi0 calamity unless he or sha can day afternoon. A very elaborate pro- 709 8. St. Monday evening the doors of the Morris Bros.. New York. one-ha- lf deceive the public into believing gram given as Flrt open ' that was by the scholars, Elks' building will be thrown to dozen fancy suspenders; Kauffman tne distribution of the prayer by con- is the sisted eeveral of the teachers, Mrs. the public and the llesta will Br.w. & Bondy, New Twit, two dozen clly thing can ward off evil, Ada Morley, Mrs. J. Strumqulst, Interruption even- that the MEALS AND LUNCHES tinue without each fancy wooden pipes; the Andrew Jer-- 1 This "prayer" has been denounced boys' band and Mrs. Nicholas. The t ing until Saturday night. gens Co.. Cincinnati, Ohio, one gross by - time and again clergymen of all day was observed In commemoration One of the most attractive depart- of Violet Olycerine soap; C. Crone-- . docmlnatlons here and elsewhere of "Mothers' Day." nf the fl.Kf:l U'ill be the side - mt.nl. Meyer, Allentown, Ariz., one fine sad- throughout the country, but Is evi-d- - Mrs. Ada Morley's talk, the sub- Come in the eating's fine fchow s w ill occupy the top lloor J which die blanket. ntly circulated by weak minded In- ject of which was taken from the 5th y ot the building In the lodge rooms. dividuals or else by a "humorist" as commandment, Thy Mo faecy Price Hero be some most "Honor Father Here will Been of the a "joke." The copy of the prayer and Thy Mother," wus the feature of wonderful curiosities ever exhibited UNIVERSITY CLASS going the rounds In Albuquerque now the afternoon. She held the children in this city. Mr. Fietz states that sev- Is designated "An Anclen: Prayer," in intense interest from the first to YOU CAN'T MAKE A MISTAKE eral of the attractions have been and Is as follows: the lust word of her discourse. Mrs. brought to this city at an enormous CENTER OF INTEREST "Oh Lord Jesus I emplore Thee to Morley told a true story of ranch life. BY expense. For instance, the bearded tlexs mankind and keep us from evil Others on the program were Mrs. BUYING YOUR II woman. This beautiful creature has, by Thy precious blood and take us to Katherlne Sleight and Miss Beatrice I u MAY SALE by the continued use of popular Annual Commencement ICxcrvlsrs dwell with Thee In eternity. I Sleight, who sang a very sweet Span- hair tonic, succeeded in raising a crop Diiiw Big I'rmvtl to I '.Iks "This prayer was sent to me by a ish song, and Mrs. Nichols, who also ef w hiskers which would do credit to Then t re. friend. Please copy it and see what rendered a very pretty selection. Mrs. many Elks In the city. In addition to happens. It is said that those who J. Strumqulst recited and the pro- -' GARDEN TOOLS Our Fifth Annual May Sale is this unique feature, the follow ing will The graduation exercises of the will not write the prayer will meet gram was completed by selections be seen: "The Leopard Uoy; some great and those '0 9 class of the University of New , with mlsiortune I from the boys' band and recitations Now Going on "Wiener Wurst," the missing link; Mexico was witnessed by many, who do write It for nine days, com-Irien- and songs by the scholars. Vera, Lady; Joe, Turk, the Half the of grad- - menclng on the day ybu receive I program In a very effec-- , and relatives the ( tht. After the & Poultry Wire cr the Transparent Man; The Ilox of bates last evening and the services will appreciate great Joy on the ninth tlve way Mrs. Elder presented Mrs. Big Bargains in Clothing, Shoes, Mysteries; Brainard, the Magician; were both beautiful and impressive. day. It is said In Jersulem that those iT. I. Butts, principal of the school, many e I Oxfords and Slippers, Dry Goods, Alice, the trained bear, and To the tune of a march played by, who write this prayer will be dellver-th- with a handsome picture, which was us. tthti attractions. Di Mauro orchestra, the '09 class ed from some great calamity. Please given by the parents of the scholars, of Crockery, Graniteware, Tinware Owing to anxiety regarding the the marched in, donned in their caps:Jo not break the chain, make a wish j who so greatly appreciate the work and Groceries. New Bargains evening menu, will be OUR GOODS AND PRICES ARE RIGHT Saturday which end gowns, and took their places in while writing and do not forget to accompiwnea oy Mrs. rsuus, as teacn-e- r and come today in charge of Chairman Dave Combs, in daily. Be sure u semi-circl- e on the stage. Follow- -' """'te davs to Bome friends, and and principal In the years she has & meeting was held behind closed in the students came the members do not sign your name. served. Ice cream and cake were Beautiful Souvenir plates free. doors yesterday and it was decided to of the faculty and board of regents. "Your friend In Jesus Christ. served the parents and friends. make public the various dishes which The opening prayer waB by Rev. W. "Please Copy." ! will be served. In compliance with J. Marsh. The address of the even- Mr. Combs' request the following is wus by H. Baker SMALL BOY TELLS published: ing President James USE COEEEE GROUNDS & Cash Buyers' Union ; of the University of Colorado, while RAABE MAUGER Ice criam. cold cream, vaseline and the diplomas were presented to the 122 rlerth iieoed sand wlcnes. SECRET OF THE STEAL HARDWARE 115-11- 7 North class by President F. W. Clancy of ON FLOWER BEDS First Street VVM. DOLDE. Prep. Snow balls, cannon balls, codfish the board of regents. balls and cartridges. The following program was given: He Threw Iron Another' Boy nut - The menu comprises other explo- March Orchestra. at sives and sedatives and these will not Itesiiaiiraiil Man Kays It Makes The It Made a Hole In Wareliouse Invocation Itev. W. J. Marsh. PlaiUM (irow lr-du- co ltapldly ami Wall and Pinon Nuts Came . CXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXJOO be published but will be kept for a Music Orchestra. tho.-u-- Many Flowers. Out. surprise for coming to the Dr. James H. Baker, even- Address DID YOU Klks rooms to dine Saturday of University Col- Anderson, proprietor of the & KNOW ing. president the of Frank The plnon steal at Gross, Kelly WE SELL IT FOR LESS orado. Oiaham Bros. Cafe, believes that he Co.'s warehouse of a few days ago, Mr. Combs will be assisted by the has made a discovery which will be We Invite comparison and following Music Orchestra. was solved this morning when a small Go. efficient culinary staff: Presentation of Diplomas Con- ol Interest to people who grow flow- boy up Judge Craig and Consolidated Liquor are always pleased to show Pie Wilson, first cook; Chop Suey and stood before ac- ferring of Degrees Hon. Frank W. ers and other hot house plants. Lat told, streaming down hla goods. Come in and get Lan-uoll- l, with tears Panahy, second cook; Ernest of re- summer Mr. Anderson, who has an quainted, for it you are In need Clancy, president of the board , cheeks, how he threw an iron at an chief renovator of the skillet; gents. eye for the beautiful, planted a bed other boy and how the iron missed EVERYTHING. IN OUR LINE of anything In Furniture, (!. S. McLandress, pot washer; M. E. peas climbing Housefur-nlshlng- s, Awarding of Prizes, Announce- of sweet and other boy and the warehouse, Stoves, Carpets or Hickey, head Walter; waiters In or- th" struck we can save you ments, etc. President of the Uni- plants around the rear end of his making a hole In it, where the nut) dinary, B. A. Sleyster, Jay A. Hubbs. versity. Htchen. Every day when he emptied were The court the Write for Illustrated Catalog and Price List money. Sol Benjamin, An- stored. lectured Mike Nash, Ward Music "Alma Mater" By the his coffee boiler, he dumped his cof- boys and let them go on the promise CROWN FURNITURE derson and Kip Anderson. audience. fee grounds on the bed. The plants they would report again next Satur The following additional dona- Tight where the grounds were dumped Im- morning tell what they hava OFFICE AND SALES ROOM tions been President announced the dav and AND AUCTION CO. have received: award of prizes as follow mediately forged ahead of their done In the meantime. Three reported C. H. Carries, Optician One pair engineering, prize, $10; neighbors where no grounds had been morning. Phone M. 114 W. Goli of solid gold eyeglasses, In first this 121 and 123 North First St. Phone 138 complete, Clarence Rogers, for universal poten- - dumped. This spring Mr. Anderson end one pair of gold filled eyeglasses, asa' planted climbing plants around HOTKL ARRIVALS. complete. tiometer and charge and discharge key; second prize. $5. J. J. Sauls-- tne allpy erd of his building and used Francis I. Lee, Mexican A mole as a fertilizer. The Cralge. bury, magazine rack and drafting; forre' 8'ounds , Soap Co., Ill, One gross up J. G. McCreery, G. R. Hunter, Love-land- I'eoria. of thi-- d prize. $.,. W. B. Allen, dynamo P1"" have sprung like magic, Highland Livery Hose A mole soap. (Every housewife has coffee grounds Colo, Packing design made to specifications. Colorado and Provision Dr. Hope history prize, $30, first and most all of them have flowers HAMBROOK BROS. Co., Denver Two cases of Pride of may be Savoy. award. Miss Viola de Tulllo; second and Mr. Anderson's discovery N. M.; Miss Colorado lard. valuable to them. Rose K. Watson, Isleta, ALL THE WAY UP .. s award. Miss Jean Hubbs. Mogollon, N. M.; C. H. St. Through the Chas Ilfeld Co., New-Orlean- Carstens, rfcone Bit. Ill John Intercollegiate debate, Grover Em- Spencer, Denver; T. W. Dailey, Wins-lo- turn-out- s. Coffee Co., Limited, New Or- fjp to data Best driven mons. T. J. Mabry and Guy Cox. B. Bernard, Oakland, Cal.; ctty. leans One case of fancy New Or- PICTURE IN WATCH R. From the foundation to the ablngtai oa the root, w are la the Proprietor of 641e," Oratorical contest, Lawrence Lee B. H. Cyprian. Bernalillo; B. J. the plcnlo wagon. leans, molasses. log Building Material Cheaper tbrnn jam following through and T. J. Mabry. Hermes. Sunta Fe; L. S. Gallup, Pens have komcbl The are John contest, L. Brown- IDENTIFIED IT years. IrmM Lee Incorporated Henry S. Declamation F. Blanca; V. H. Bussy, Louisville, Ky. Biay Save at U per cent and Clarke, ing T. J. Mabry. Beach, El Paso, Texas, one line drawn anj W. L. TRIMBLE & CO. It was also announced that Ed- Mmrges, cloth, $50; Floer-shei- m BUILD NOW work table value J. of A young'lady's picture In the ba'k R. Cantrell and wife, F. B. Loucks, & Co., Chicago, one large lot mund Boss this year's senior class LTVXRY, BALK, TKMDi PT is first man of a watch owned by Sheep Inspector W. L. Weber, San Antonio; C. W. of small Jewelry, $T,(; H. II. the to graduate from the TRANSFER STABI4MI valued at engineering. Ellis, of the bureau of animal indus- Wright. Denver; R. K. Cargo, Estan-cl- a: Tammcn & Co., one large lot department of lenver. The full semester will begin Au- try, is probably responsible for that E. L. Jameson. New York: E. Is. ax-kai- 4. statuettes, value & erase aad Mvlea bowgal assorted metal Elks' gust 23. young man having bis time piece to Collins, St. Louis; B. H. Newlee, Lub Rio Grande Material Lumber Co. J50; Cane Bros. & Co., Chicago, six day. Yesterday traveling man walk- Swayze, a ( Vegas; P. D. Colorado i dyf.au foh maim: sun's. ed Into the (.olden Rule Dry Goods springs; il. w imams, i,as vegas. FHOXX S. COUNTER THIRD AND MARQTJITTH. mms turnouts n raw cm The year Just passed was a bad one store and held a gold watch up be- for the large fleet of Maine schooners fore Jake Weinmann. the proprietor. AlvaraUu. eoa ttreet between Ceatlio ass Who that are engaged in the coal an! "See here what I found out there W. If. Lownsberrv. Denver: H. All I Oenper Ave. lumber carrying trade along the In the street," he said. Mr. Wein- Fr.mler, Gibson; E. M. Williams and pan- wife, W. M. Beale, Phil- const. Previous to the financial mann examined the watch. There Clifton, Ariz.; OLD RELIABLE." ESTABLISHED 18T3 Would Enjoy ic ot 1!I0X, the coal freights from ,was the picture of a pretty girl In adelphia; C. K. Burton, Grand June- - News, Phila- - 'tlon: V. B. St. Louis; M. V. good health, with its blessings, must un- Norfolk. Baltimore and the back of the case. He told the ' Kehrman. delphla from Boston or Portland traveling man that he knew the girl, Benson, L. O. Day. Denver; 8. Mar- - Le Bo PUTNEY ED. FOURNELLE derstand, quite clearly, that it involves the were from 90 cents to $1 a ton. At Mr. Weinmann could not find the girl cus, Hamilton, Ohio; F. C. Cleaver, question of right living with all the term these rates, the large four, live and so he telephoned her mother. The Rutland, Vt.; C. D. Boring, Denver; average implies. With proper knowledge of what six masters made an of 20 mother wanted to know what Initial A. H. Green, Kansas City; Mrs. H. THE WHOLESALE GROCER Carpenter per cent on the investment. When J were on the watch, and when told, Kelly, La Junta; a. J. Diamond, Br. is best, each hour of recreation, of enjoy- the panto came the bottom dropped, she said that she knew the young Paul; Mrs. J. W. Mlddlesworth. F. FLOUR, GRAIN AND, PROVISIONS and Builder ment, of contemplation and of effort may out of the g business, , man w ho ow ned it. Mr. Ellis was Middlesworth, Boulder, Colo.; D. J. "5 La-va- n. be made to contribute to living aright. and freight rates went down to notified and went to the store and Leahy. Las Vegas; M. Cllne, F. Largest and Most Exclusive Stock of Staple Groceries 67 cente, 50 Carries tbe in Jobbing Promptly cents a ton, then then claimed his watch. The traveling Washington, D. C; Dr. Lee, St. Attended to Then the use of medicines may be dis- cents, and even as low as 35 cents. man refused to accept a reward. Louis; Chas. Topeka. the Southwest pensed with to advantage, but under or- At these rates the vessels were not Phones: Shop 1066; Residence MS dinary conditions in many instances a averaging over 6 per cent on the in- ! vestment, which is very small consid- FARM AJJD FREIGHT WAGONS simple, wholesome remedy may tie invalu- Strange that persons will use worthless flavoring Ship Corner Fourth St. id. Copper Ave. ering the hazards of the business. i able if taken at the proper time and the Some of the owners take a chance extracts when natural flavors like RAILROAD AVENUE ALBUQUERQUE. N. M. ALBUQUERQUE, N. U. California Fig Syrup Co. holds that it is and do not Insure their parts, while : those that do carry insurance are a alike important to present tlie subject obliged to pay a rate of 7 per cent truthfully and to supply the one perfect on a new vcsmcI. and a corresponding laxative to those desiring it. Increase according to the age and Lone Star Boot & Shoe Shop rating of an older vessel. Kennlboc Builders and Finishers Supplier Consequently, the Company's Syrup of Journal. Oar specialty is making aowboj Figs and Klixir of Senna gives general ot and up-to-d- ehoce. claw Dyspepsia Is our national ailment. Natl to and Chicago Lunber, Sberwtn-WUlUi- ne Wo First satisfaction. To get its beneficial effects Paint Itan 'pairing. Beat rock-oa- k sole leather Burdock Blood Bitters i the national BaJUlng Paper, Plaster, Zinse, Crmrnt, Glaea, Baan, Doors, Bte. aed. Twenty years' experience. I am buy the genuine, manufactured by the cure for it. It strengthens stomach 1 A water of the trade. Give as a trial. California Fig Syrup Co. only, and for sale membranes, promotes flow of diges- 105 Vi?CJ Work called for delivered, juices, purifies blood, sod by all leading druggits. tive the builds J. C BALD RIDGE . 423 SOUTH FIRST rteent Ski. ill W. Central A vs. you up. are to be had. gUGBTTQTTERQlTE SATi may n. VAttJC NX. CITIZEN'. nniv. iw. THE NEW IMMACULATE CONCEPTION CHURCH NOTICI1 Department of Territorial Engineer. THE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION PARISH First publication April 24, 190. Lnst publication May 15, 1909. Santa Fe, New Mexico, April 2J, 1909. 1 Notice is hereby given that on the CHURCH --.fir 14th dy of April 1909, In accordance DEDICATES HANDSOME NEW with Section 26, Irrigation low of 1907, W. S. Hopewell, of Albuquer- que. County of Bernalillo. Territory of New Mexico, made application to Friday Morning With the piessing the Territorial Engineer of New Mex- Services Which Began iMs l ico for a permit to appropriate from To- the public waters of the Territory of of New Church by Archbishop Pitaval Will End i.A New Mexico. the t lf'l . Such appropriation Is to be made Near the from a spring at points N. 21 degrees morrow With a Procession Through the Streets 00 minutes E from S. W. Cor. Sec. 15, T. 10 N., It. 5 E. By means of diver- Archbishop at St. Mary's sion of Church and a Reception to the -- said spring and all water is to .... be conveyed to In Sees. 15 and 22. T. Is Invited. .vl. 10 N.. It. 5 E. By means of dltchc Hail to Which the Public and there used for irrigation of 80 acres. a procession through the welcome on brhalf of the city and tered the church and as they received All persons who may oppose With con- was one never to be the In vicinity of the church . X. Marron on behalf of the the sacrament granting of the above application street the will be forgotten. as a public protestation of faith, the gregation. The reception must llle their objections, subftantiat-ec- '. public , At the conclusion of the services by affidavits, members of the Immaculate Conce- reception a (properly backed) ption congregation will, tomorrow af- Following Is the order of procession the children were given a with the Territorial Engineer on or ternoon, bring to a close the services for the afternoon: by their parents and friends at St. before four weeks from date of last began yesterday morning, First Division. Mary's hall, anil breakfast was serv publication hereof. which M. of class marking the. dedication of the new Police and Grand Marshal ed them. The members the t VERNON L. SULLIVAN, !. i r a K? 5 'hurch and the silver jubilee of the O'Donnell. are: t Territorial Engineer. at a cost SceOllll 1lvislll. Girls Anna Abbott, Aurelia Ap' o one It replaces. Remodeled Armljo, Elizabeth $16,000. church has a seating Marshal, E. Scheele; government daca, Rosalina ii NOTICE. of the In- Dye. An capacity in excess of 1.000 'persons, Indian school hand; government Ann Brennan. Julia Bertha girls; government Indian ita Garcia, Madelaln Catherine Good mi Department of Territorial Engineer. w planned with the Idea that dian school and Johnson, Catherine Eliza publication April 24, 1909. It will meet all needs of the congre- school boys; Sacred Heart school in. Teresa m'r-r-- c first years come. girls; Sacred Heart school boys; beth Keleher, Agnes Iawler, Flor Last publication May 15, 1909. gation for to ' Santa Fe, New Mexico, April 22, Exlerlorily the church Is one of St. Vincent Academy; Immaculate ine Clare Lehrman, Matilda Sando- ...... 1909. Conception girls; Immaculate val, Aurelia Louise Maler Armlnda Notice Is hereby given that on the structures In the city. school lM-- the handsomest Mares, May Martin, Frances INill view of the triielnre wlilch hn remcxleleri bii1 enlanreil at a eont ttf $16,000. 14th day of April 1909, In accordance Simplicity In the architecture nd Conception school bays. Jennie i with 28, In- Montoya. Cecelia Honora Murphy, Section Irrigation Jjaw of color has been the rule on the Thinl Division. J Strong. Mrs. Sylvia Johnson. E. Scheele, M. O'Donnell, church was hauled from. Flagstaff, the Mary O'Loughlln, Gladys Mary Rey- -' Ethel Gavin. 1907, W. S. Hopewell, of Albuquer- art- Marshal. M. P. Kelly. Sacred An-net- terior, which has resulted In an Mr. Tom M. I'chiyama. Mrs. Eva to T. Naylon. M. A. Skees, E. Truswell Atlantic & Pacific railroad donating que, County equaled Heart Children of Mary; Holy Fam- nnlds, Grace Ruppe, Benlta Sals, Car- -' of Bernalillo, Territory istic appearance perhaps not Walsh. Miss Amelia Pino, Mrs. and H. Wallenhorst. the freight. of New Mexico, made application to In It ily Sociality; Alliance H. American: rle Schmidt, Norrlne Marie Swltzer, by any church the southwest. Florence O'Connor. Since that time the parish has the Territorial Engineer of New Mex- was designed by Architect J. I La Young Ladles' Sodality; W. C. O. of Mabel Annie Wleneke. ICB1SHOP. grown to such an extent a larg- Boys Joseph Antolne, Al- Those Who Ilelpetl. TIUIUTK Tt AIH that ico for a permit to appropriate from Drlere and Is a structure of which Foresters; Married Ladles' Sodality. Earnest er church was declared imperative vision. fonso Armljo. Stephen W. Baxter, While pratlcally every member of The members of the congregation, the public waters of the Territory of not only the congregation but the city Fourth li through pastor, deeply appreci- two years ago and plans were made New Mexico. Marshal, J. A. Johnson; Knights of David Chaves, Clarence Joseph Cow-el- l, the congregation has given assistance their of Albuquerque can be proud. The ate the kindness of Archbishop Pita- to remodel and enlarge the old Such appropriation Is to be .made church contains. In addition to the Columbus: First Communion girls: Maurice Leo Cowell, Frank Con- In the dedication services, special church. The members of the congre- Communion boys; Acolytes with nelly, Richard Arm David. Guldo mention can be made of orfly those val In coming to this city to conduct from San Pedro creek, at points N. Z larce. main altar, two smaller altars First the services, as the following tribute gation contributed liberally and the degrees 57 minutes W. to 3 ml. cor. chapels. cross and torches: Acolytlcal society; Giomi. Roman G. Hubbell, Delflce who were actively zealous. A num-te- r work of remodeling went forward nd two Joseph Drlere, will show: of Tejon Grant, Sec. 4, T. 12 N., R. 6 city council and His Excellency, the Labnnte. Albert La of clergymen came from out of w ithout a halt. By Henry Lanham. Adelard Hec town to assist, among fol "To His Grace. Most Rev. J. B. Pita- E. means of diversion, and 0.589 SERVICES TOMORROW. Governor; clergy and His Grace, the Robert them the cu. per Is Archbishop. tor Mercler, Bernard Frnncls Mon- - lowing: val, Archbishop of the Diocese of ft. sec. to be conveyed to S. At 7 o'clock, low mass. Santa Fc: LI0GAL XOTK'K. E. Ml. S. E. U N. W. Yt. Sec. 33. T. 13 Fifth Division. ahan, John Morrison. Albert Ger- S. At 8: SO. children's mass. Rev. J. Splinters of Bernalillo, "The pastor the members of N., K 6 E. By means of pipeline and Marshal. J. H. O'RIelly. Ushers, hard Nead. Anton Nlcolacl, Joseph Rev. A. Rev. and Last will At 1 o'clock. Pontifical high mass Docher of Islcta. Albert the Immaculate Conception church and testament of Sam there used for domestic and boiler senior choir, juvenile band; men and N'icolacl. George Anthony Richards, Daeger Ulanca, - celebrated by Archbishop Pitaval, as- of Pena Rev. Barna- to your In Stoki'S. deceased. To Henry Bramlett purposes. women. Earnest Dyer Statz. Frank Tierney. desire thank Grace this T. sisted by members of the clergy. as Meyer of .lenuz. Rev. J. J. public manner for the kindness and Jas. De Vere, Executors; Mrs. All persons who may oppose the High Ma- - Said. Gately Fawo-t- t Sermon by Rev. K. Barry. Solemn of St. Joseph's sanitarium: you have shown in being pres- Mable Lorenzo Stokes, Mary granting of the above application SERVICES IlKliO TODAY. A. M. which Jones, Music ax 10 a. m. At 10 o'clock solemn high mass Rev. Manning of Lima. Ohio; ent at these services and festivities Ida Morris, Thiw. Stokes and must file their objections, substantiat- Kyrie Trio (soprano and bass) (Dedicated to St. Ignatius of was said with Rev. Barnabas as ev. A. M. Clinton of Joplin, Mo.; and personally olllclating each to all whom It may concern: ed by affidavits, (properly backed) of at You al- nd chorus. (Gounod.) founder of the Society of Jesus.) celebrant. Rev. A. Docher as deacon Rev. C. M. Capalupl of Old Albu and every one. By are hereby notified that the with the Territorial Engineer on or 7 querque, leged Will of Gloria Baritone solo and chorus. At o'clock this morning a class and Rev. J. S. Splinters as Rev. P. Tomniasini of the "A. M. MANDALARI. S. J., Iast and Testament before four weeks from date of last The mass was sung by the Sacred Heart church and Rev. E. "Pastor." Sam Wtokes, late of the County of publication hereof. junior choir and n sermon was Barry of Denver. Bernalillo and Territory of New Mex- VERNON L. SULLIVAN, ico, deceased, produced preached by Rev, 10. Barry of Den- Rev. Barry Is one or the most el- - CREDIT TO THE PASTOR. has been and Territorial Engineer. ver. The musical program follows: preachers in tin- of read in the Probate Court of th" liient order Jes The members of the Immaculate' , Kyrle Soprano solor and chorus. uits and he delivered the sermons at County of Bernalillo. Territory of NOTICE. Conception congregation have only at a regular term thereof, held I Leonard.) the various services during the praise for their pastor. Rev. A. M. on the 3rd day of May, 1909, and the Department of Territorial Engineer. Gloria Full chorus. through whose untiring 24, Soprano solo. Mandalarl. day of the proving of said alleged First publication April 1909. Gratlas The musicians who did their share the completion of the new publication May 15, Qui (Leonard.) efforts Last Will and Testament was by or- Last 1909. Tollis Chorus. In the services were the following: has been made possible. Rev. Mexico, 22, Credo Full chorus. church der of the Judge of said court there- Santa Fe, New April 1909. Sopranos Misses A. Korber, M. Mandalarl is held in high esteem, not upon fixed for Monday, the 5th day Notice Is hereby given that on the Et Incarnatus Duet (soprano and Maher, S. Maher, M. Klrkpatrlck, A. only by own by nltn.) his congregation, but of July, A. D. 1909, term of said 14th day of April 1909, In accordance irard, M. Letarte. A. Letarte, J. the cltiens of Albuquerque generally, with Section 28, Irrigation Law Et Resurrexlt Full chorus. court, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of Mulligan. L. Coleman and I. Burke. who recognize In him a man of high of said day. 1907. O. M. Wynkoop. 37 Wall st. New-Yor- Et In Splrltum Soprano solo. Alto Misses G. Borradaile and E. City, chorus. (Leonnrd.) character, broad mind and ability. Given under my hand and the seal N. Y., made application to Etunam Full letarte. The new Is he Engineer New Mex O Cor (Danks.) dedication of the church of this court, this 3rd day of May, A. Territorial of Offertory Amris. Tenors Messrs. M. P. Kelly, B. for him a great work well ico for a permit to appropriate from Sanctus Full chorus. done. D. 1909. Apodaca, F. Hungate, Dr. B. The first Immaculate Conception A. E. WALKER, the public waters of the Territory of Benedictus Bartitone solo. (Leon mart J. G. Weber. was New Mexico. ard.) and church begun in 1SS3 and finish- (Seal) Probate Clerk. Bassos Messrs. E. G. Conroy, W. ed that year under the supervision o Such appropriation Is to be made Agnus Del Soprano solo and duet Ilesselden points 12 alto.) and F. Klsch. of Rev. Fedo, S. J., who said the STAGfc, TO JEMKZ LKAVKS 91) from Rio San Jose, at N (soprano P. and The I'shering Committee Mr. J. first mass In on degrees 30 minutes E. from a promi- Nobis Soprano solos and the church Sunday, WEST GOLD EVERY MORXINO Al Dona II. O'RIelly, chairman; Messrs. J. A. July, 7, 1SS3. The stone for the O'CLOCK. nent monument on the S. E. end of chorus. (Leonard.) Mesa Itedonda. Said monument bears Boys' and girls' choirs, assisted by S. 27 degrees 40 minutes E. from the Misses A. Korber. A. lyOtart and E. ml. corner on west boundary of Lrtarte. Antonio Sedlllo Grant. By means of Organist Miss A. M. Shlnlck. diversion and storage; Is to be con- Violins Mrs. A . Soells and Miss J veyed to points' within Antonio Se- Ifarri!". dlllo Grant. By means of ditches, res- OMillrnutllon Tonight. ervoir, etc., and there used for Irri- At 7:30 this evening Archbishop gation, domestic and power purposes. Pitaval will administer th0 Sacrament All persons who may oppose the of Confirmation to a large class, fol granting of the above application lowing which there will be renewal must tile their objections, subHtantlat-e- d of the baptismal vows by the first by affidavits, (properly backed) communicants anil benediction. The with the Territorial Engineer on or - v musical program will be as follows f:u:di--- btfore four weeks from date of last Venl Creator Soprano, tenor and publication hereof. Itev. V. M. Mnmlularl, S. J., pastor or the Immaculate Conception bass solos, duet and chorus. (Mil .:'r? VERNON L. SULLIVAN. congregation is IndelHcd for the new ehureh. lard.) , Territorial Engineer, vJionJi, to whose efforts tl o O Salutaris Alto solo, quartet and Al'CTIOX. Kt In Terra Duet (Alto and ten- of forty-si- x boys and girls, each chorus. (Wiegand.) or) and trio (soprano and bass.) about 12 years of age, received First Tantuni Ergo Duets (soprano and I will sell at public auction Sat- Holy Communion. This service Is bass, tenor bass) and chorus. urday, May 15. in front of Sollie & L,audamus Baritone solo and and 31 one of the most beautiful and Im- (Rossi.) Immaculate Conception jy Le Breton's store. 117 West Gold . Chorus. Quartet and chorus. pressive in the Catholic religion and choir. avenue, at 2 p. m.. the entire fur- Gratius filled to lie Is com every Domino Deua Duet (soprano and the church this morning was The class confirmed nishings of a f ur room house, alto.) with the parents of the children and posed of the following, in addition to piece in good condition; besides many Qui Tollis Tenor solo and chorus. their friends to witness It. the first communion class: other things too numerous to men- Seats directly In front of the altar Children Edward Auge, Charles tion. J. M. SOLLIE. Peccata Mundi Tenor solo. Courtney Boatright. Deprecation? m Quaret and chor- were reserved for the first communi- Chester Francis A uctioneer. cants and the children were conduct-i- d Bebber, Robert Bledsoe, Edward Con o us. Mb m (so- from the school hall, where they nelly, Isidore Davlla, Arthur Louis Smashes all Records. Qui Sedes Et Quunian Duet As an all-rou- laxative and assembled, to the church. As they Klein. Ferdinand Letarte, Ivan Fran si 8tcJMt., tonic prano and baritone.) health-build- er entered they joined In singing a beau- cis Meehan. Raymond James Me no other pills can com- Cum Sancto Spiriiu Quartet and w pare with JDr. King's New Life Pills. (Giora. tiful hymn. The little girls were ('anna, Frank Charles O'RIelly 1J chorus. flowing Henry AlphonseSIm A . 77- w They tone and regulate stomach, liv- Quartet chorus. dressed ill white, with veils Percelleld, Carl Kt, ' . f i "t Credo and w er and kidneys, purify the blood, Trio (soprano and and reaths of Mowers, while the boys pier. Charles Stevens, Roy Frederick Et Incarnatus were dressed ill black. They were Wleneke. Toslta Rowcn, Margaret strengthen the nerves; cure constipa- tiaritone) and chorus. escorted to the iltar rail by four Alvina Cosgrovo, Helena Vernerd tion. 1vnersla biliousness. Jaundice. (soprano, tenor and lir-- Crucifix Trio smaller children. two girls and two Dillon, Stella Frances Klein. Nellie Sr. Mary's Hall, adjoining the clnircli. where t coiiiimiiiiou class was enteiiuined today and where re-- headache, chills and malaria. Try baritone) chorus. ei'ption will and boys, to represent guardian Spellacy, he held tomorrow for Arcrhbishop Pitavnl. l them. 25c at all dealers. Resurrexit Soprano, ult". ten- dressed Lena Lillian Mercedes Et j s.ngel.V Yrlsarrl, Freda Lena Zenz or mil or and chorus. Est Quartet and The sacrament was administered to Adults Miss Adelina Sykes. Mrs Qui Locutus the children by Archbishop Pitaval Bertha Swan. Miss Catherine Hun chorus. (Gounod.) Sal-utari- scene when children en saker, Mr. Hungate, Mr. Offertory Baritone solo, "( and the the Frank John (Hargltt. Sanctus Duet (tenor and bari- tone) und chorus. Mr. M. P. Kelly if ISee go round and Mr. J. B. Burg. (Giorza.) 1 the wheel Bendirtus Tenor solo, duet (so- prano and alto) and chorus. (Mi- -- IN llard.) THE Agnus Dei Quurtet and chorus, i l1 fnifrumgyi ltenr and soprano, solos und chorus, i lHina Nobis Quartet and chorus. Gouno I. ) posi "Souvenir de Itellinl." Baldwin Refrigerator (J. A : . ) oi i Mrs. T. J. Shinick. .:.;. . ( Alt ' ..Irs. J. Yrissarl. T -- Mr. D. D. McDonald. liv ie Mr. J. B. Hurts. IN OUR WINDOW V. -- Prof. Dt M.uiro. v. -- Mr. D. J. Cook. It.' K. Ethaba. Or." . st Miss A. M. Shlnlck. It shows positive circulation,, Sunday. 3 p. in. o i!utaria Quartet and chorus. Wi Mini.) T.itium Ergo Soprano solos and Dryest, Built, chorus. ( Iamlilllotte. ) Immaculate Coldest, Sweetest Conception choir. Mternoon PrueeMiloii. At 3 o'clock a procession com- posed of the clergy, membt rs of the congregation and others will start from tli church and traverse the street in the Immediate vicinity, re- turning to the church, where the WflHUITlMlEY HUJPMIJY Itenedietioii of the. Blessed Sacrament will be given. 113-115-1- 17 SOUTH FIRST STREET A reception will then be tendered In St. Mary's hall. Mayor Fe- Pitaval ArihlHhlio) J, ll. Piuaval. of Sam I a I'e. who luis oonducUHl all U" T I 1.. will Of lix sler make the address lice ut tin- - (Itxlktitiou uf the new cr

SATURDAY, MAY , IM9: 3LLBUQTJERQUE CITIZEN. AUK Mtr

gUSINESS DIRECTORY - JOHN f,l E MALE- HELP A Clearing House for the People's Wants iiocse9 for rent 1 FEMALE HELP rooms REALTY CO. to rent Established 1888 Auto Repairs-Bicycl- es CLERKS houses for salt: Real Estate, Loans. STENOGRAPHERS V. S. llOPI'INtJ ranches for sam 321 South Second St. FIRE INSURANCE BOOKKEEPERS Indian Motor Cycles and Auto Tire business oppor- Vulcanizing. , FOR 8ALU. Md. Bicycles for Pale or Kent. Repair- $500.00 Six front lots on E. SALESMEN tunities ing and Supplies of All Kinds. Copper eve. Great bargain. Classified $1,000.00 A houw; AGENTS money large lot. Keleher ave. Hare to loan FURNITURE chance to buy a good home cheap. Easy terme. CANVASSERS Albuquerque's Popular Want Columns $3,000 Three, lost and found STAR IIMTUIE CO. beautiful cor- H ner lots, 75x200 as G. Nlrlsen. Mgr. 214 Gold avenue. ft. on W, Jr ave. snap. Household goods bought, sold This Is a and $2300 -- room, good house; L exchanged. Mall orders promptly at- two tended to. lots, stables, on South Edith, close In. An exceptional WANTED-Posltlo- ns bargain. PROFESSIONAL CARDS GROCERIES $1300 Roomlnc housa 'in Central ave. Great chance for WANTED Position driving light quick buyer. Easy terms. outi'-o- r A 11(11 MM. team or some light work; PHYSICIANS MANY boon-keepin- g OTUKll ttAIWAIXS IX 12 years business and 32: Scmih ALL experience. X., Citizen office. svoii street. SUCTIONS OF CITY. Staple and Fancy Groceries. All IiOTS MOW SOLOMON L. BURTON, M. IN TOWN OF WANTED By a. veteran old soldl.;r D. Kinds of Imported Italian Goods. HELEN at original plat prices. a situation to care for a small prop- Pure Lucca Olive Oil. Phone 791. Call at our oflioc for rull par- erty; will accept a garden epot and Physician and Surgeon. ticulars. house room for his salary. Inquire Residence, flIO South CHOICE VACANT LOTS IN I at Citizen office. Walter Street. REAL ESTATE Phone 1030. Office, Rarnett CITY OF ALltlQUKKQUE. See a ss buying; I POSITION WASTED By a first-cla- Building. Phone, ns bt'fore ebtewliere. We stenographer and typewriter. til. (iOI.I) AVKNVE REALTY CO. can save you money. M. i English and Spanish translations J. Sollie nnd Fjlior,l T.rRrinn a specialty. Thorough knowledge A. G. SHORTLK, M. D. proprietors of the ntw real estate of FOIl RENT. up to methods, fice at 117 West Gold avenue, are pre $8.00 house, aear of date business shops book-keepi- and insurance. Best Practice Limited to Tuberculosis. pared to serve the public along all on Pacific avenue. of references furnished on applica- real estate lines. List your property $10.00 Comfortable, n ew of- Hoars 10 to IS and 1 to 4 us. house. North Eighth St. tion. Address R., care Citizen with - fice. Telephone SM $20.0$ Rooming house wits Rooms 8, and 10, State National store room, close to shops. MALE HELP Bank Block. Tailors & Cleaners $25.00 strictly mod- l ern brick house at 0 IE. Gold WANTED Albuquerque representa- $2.50 per week, t rooms, fur- 4 NEW MEXICO CLKAMXG AND tive. Control staple line. Large DENTISTS PRESSING WORKS. nished for light housekeeping. Position worth $2,500 West Copper, near Third street, yearly to man with business ac- $65.00 Hotel Henrietta, Is DR. J. E. KRAFT. 319 West Gold avenue. French dry quaintance or to hustler. Consoli- DEMANDS MORE and steam cleaning. Goods called for brand new. never occupied. Is dated Mfg. Co., Rochester, N. Y. IF BRIDGET and delivered. Phone 1143. J. A. modern, 17 rooms; floe loca- Dental Surgery. tion, bargain. I1 WANTED $90 month, $70 expense Gardner, Prop. a a Desirable houses In all sec- allowance at start, to put out mer- Rooms 1 and $, Barnets BmOdlng, grocery catalogues. M. RYAN, TAIIXR. tions of city for rent. Come In chandise and Over 0'Rle4lys Drug Store. and eee our list. Mail order house. American Home Appointments Made by Mall, Cleaning, pressing and repairing. 44, Chicago, III. $01 South Second street. Supply Co.. Desk Phone 744. ABSTRACTS OF TITLE. TRITE and we will explain How we Having the only up to date pay any man $8t per month and all SHE thinks she is the only cook that could ever bake a lemon pie DRS, COPP AN PETTTT. DKNTAL FORCEI8 IN ANTIQUITY. Abstract Books for the elty of raveling expense to take order Dr. Sudhoff not long ago read a Albuquerque and county of (or portraits. Experience unneces- scorching the icing, and begins to lay down the law about paper before the Leipzig Medical so Bernalillo, and a competent great- IFwithout DENTISTS. sary. This offer made by tke feci ciety on dental forceps of antiquity. and experienced abstractor, est portrait house In the world. her salary and her hours don't get worried. She won't so big Room IB. Ha eaid that even before the ttme of and conveyancer In our office, Write now before It la too late. Hippocrates reference to use ''f we are prepared to furnish Chlcagc. the R. D. Martet Dept. 120. about it when you hand her u hat's coming to her to date and gently but N. T. Annljc Building. such instruments were found, but no correct ABSTRACTS OF TI- ktXN WANTED QUICKLY By Dl leave. specimens are met with ampng the TLE on SHORTEST NOTICE, dla-trlb- ute firmly ask her to pack her trunks and surgical implements belonging to the and at LOWEST PRICES. Calcago mall order house, to EDMUND ALGER, S. catalogues, advertise, etc. J. D. D. classical times that have been MONEY TO LOAN at $ per expense to feel worried in the least. Just step to the tel- This can only be due to the cent on first mortgage. In any $21 a week; $60 allowance O, there's no reason Office boars, a. m. to 11:SI p. so. ' they were amount above $100. Irst month; no experience required. to p. m. material of which made. Manager, Dept, 101, $81 Wabash ephone and send in a want ad in the morning you will find a complete l:St Unlike the mass of other Greco-Roma- n LOANS NEGOTIATED avenae. Chicago. surgical Instruments, which were MONEY INVESTED HOUSES well-behave- d, lady-lik- e Appointments by assortment of cooks on hand all dead anxious for made mafl. nearly all of bronze, the dental for- RENTED TAXES PAID MEN Take orders for the largest 804 W. Centra! Ave. Phone 454 ceps men of antiquity must have been and complete charge taken of portrait house. Some of our the job. made of iron or steel, although no properties for residents fcad are making $$00 a menth, so can ts. and medical writer mentions the fact. rou. Address, National Art accede the cook's demands but her LAWYERS In OF- -. Crayon Oo Dept. 447, Chicago. It is sometimes a wise plan to to the Aristotelian "Mechanical NOTARY PUBLIC IN however,, pas- Problems." there is a FICB. t t rOTJNQ MSN FOR RAILWAY MAIL demands may be greatly modified if she sees you making a straight line R. W. D. BRYAN sage which, according to Dr. Sudhoff, Service. Examination tn Albuquer- be- . has 'hitherto been overlooked, in 310 Watt Gold AV0HU0 que May II. Intending applicants for the telephone. She knows what a want ad means. If you don't Attorney at Law. which it Is mentioned as a familiar should begin preparation at once. fact that dental forceps were made Sample questions and "How Gov- lieve it try it. Office First National Bank BuiloUtg of Iron. In the museum at Horn- - ernment Position Are Becured," Albuquerque, New Mexico, burg, where there Is an almost un eent free. Inter-Stat- e Schools, 797 rivaled collection of iron Implements, Ave., Cedar Rapids, laws, two steel-plate- d forceps, Iowa E. W. DOBSON one for the FOR RENT. upper, the other for the lower Jaw, have been found. for- Five room brick house, electric FEMALE HELP Attorney at Law. That dental light, bath, large ' ceps should have formed a part of closets, lawn, WANTED Lady to represent us at I the armamentarium of a military cement sidewalks, excellent loca- , Office, Cronawen Block. home; good position; good pay and " surgeon In a remote outpust tion and neighborhood, close In; ' " Albuquaque, New Bfexlno. shows In tailor made suit free In 90 days. what common ue the instrument $25; water paid. Experience unnecessary; reliable was. British Medical Journal. Three room flats, with bath, firm. Address J. E. McBrady Co., IRA M. BOND near shops, $10; water paid. Chicago. A specific for pain Dr. Thomas' FOR SALE. WANTED A lady collector, mar- Attorney at Law. Eclectrlc Oil. I Twenty ried or single, to collect a few days ment ever devised. A household rem acre farm. 11 acres in monthly for a California Install- SALESMEN FOR REN1 FOR SALE Pensions, Land Patents, Oopywrlghts, edy In America for 25 years. alfalfa, 900 bearing grape vines, ment house. Easy work, good pay. Caveats, Letter Patent, Trade a good many fruit trees, five room References required. Address Box FOR SALE For Sale cards at Tha Marks, Claims. adobe house, corral, etc; well 144. Oakland. CaL WANTED Salesman: Experienced In FOR REN'T iFor Rent cards at Th" CitUen office. 84 F Street N. W. Washington, D. C. fenced, near main ditch, abcut In officp. Cancer Cured two and one-ha- lf miles from towau any line to sell general trade Citizen FOR. SALE Nearly new type- spe- " visible Price $3,000. New Mexico. An unexcelled FOR RENT Fine! large, rooms, $20. 114 West Gold ave. THOS. K. D. MABDTBON Paln-- WANTED writer. Without Knifa or Ho Pay Until Cured About 15 acres good cialty proposition. Commissions furnished, reasonable. Driving land buy large of weekly ex- ' FOR SALE and saddle short distance west of the Barclaa WANTED To tract with $3$ advance for Cottages with yards. pony, harness, saddle and buggy. Attorney at Law timber. Give full report, cash penses. The Continental Jewelry Store room, IN WOMAN'S BREAST bridge. Price $7$ an acre. Bargain. Room 7, N. T. Armijo bid. Forty-fiv- e price, location, shipping facilities, Co., Cleveland, Ohio. Alfalfa ranch, all close In. Office, 117 Wert CM Ave, acres fine land, one-ha- lf Eitt-red- ge Foil SALE Fine, gentle sadd le ANY LUMP CANCER In also terms. I. C. Cockey, 22$ We want Inquire 121 North Third street IS alfalfa, balance planted Bldg.. Denver, Colo. SALESMEN WANTED ' pony, suddle and bridle, cheap. 720 last year In corn and wheat; men capable of earning $t0, $71 or FOR RENT Typewriters, all kinds. North street. seven eTANTBD regarding Fourth INSURANCE FREE BOOK CURE YOURSELF AT HOME about miles from towa. Information $100 per week to sell rotary wind Albuquerque Typewriter Bxohange, Price $3,100. farm or business for sale; not par- signs. you can get mean FOR SALE frame residence If and IK Wect Central. A Six room ticular a'iout location; wish to hear Albright Sign Co., on mo street, 60 ft. lawn, shade frame house, strictly business, write trees, cement walk, eto. A bargain. B. A. SLEY8TER modern, four blocks busi- from owner only, who will sell di- Muncle, Ind. from rect to buyer; give price, descrip- Furnished Rooms J. E. Elder, 9 N. T. Armijo build ness center, $1,100. Insurance, Real Notary first-cla- ss tion, and state when possession can WANTKD Aa energetic, educated ing. Estate, Money to loan on se- Address L. Darby shire, man to sell the New International FOR RENT Furnished Rooms for FOR SALE 28 room hotel, good Public. curity. be had. ncyolopaedla In Mexico; at office. Box lilO. Rochester. N. T. New Rent curds The Citizen business, $1,300 will swing it; bal- splendid epenlng; state age, pres- TO RENT A nicely furnished front Room It and 14, Cromwell BIk. ance on time. Other business reason Albuquerque Mexico LOST FOUND ent employment and give referen- room; can have board In house If for selling. New ft A. and ce. Dodd, Mead and company. wanted. No other roomers. 209 S. Montoya Bhukcrt Building, Kansas City, Mo. FOR SALE A new brick A. E. WALKER $50 REWARD Lost on First street Walter street. residence, thoroughly modern, east 111 West Cold Avecmc, at tdio lirod of Gold avenue, a dia- WANTED capable salesman to cevei FOR RENT Nice furnished rooms, frontage, in good location, worth Fire Insurance Albuquerque, New MeXlesk. mond weighing 1 carat ; retnrn to New Mexico with staple Une. High for housekeeping. Apply Mrs. Dor-a- n, $4,000. Will shade this price for a mm room 11, Cromwell building, and commissions, with $100 monthly 524 W. Central, rear. Rent rea- quick Elder, 9 N. T. Ar- eecretary sale. J. E. Mutual Building AssodaOoa I WILL GIVE IFI TO CURE receive reward. Ptioue 829. advance. Permanent position to sonable. mijo building. S17 West Ceotray Avenue $1000 Flit right man. Jess H. Smith Co., De- AXY CAXCtR I TIEAT KEFOIK IT FOR HALE Oliver Typewriter No. 1 troit, Mtch. DEEP GLANDS AGENTS Business Opportunities 6, new; never been used. Sacrifice. ?eiS0N5 WANT ED Salesman to carry vit h. nit k nil or ftain, at Hif Price for SO flay.. Bend $1$ PER WEEK PAID ONH PERSON Nnllett Studio. AUCTIONEER M n (1!Ur uetMi unii until cnitnj. Absolut for Our Select List of Souvenir as aide SALE Profitable, established 14 yetti-f- t tJxytTleuccj. In each county to handle our big Post Cards FOR FOR SALE An exceptional oppor- iuaruntc. FIFTY CALIFORNIA PAPERS line. Money making proposition. business. Owner must leave city. AND DAUGHTER OP advertising combination. J. B. Selg-l-er tunity to buy a good paying room- J. M. Sellle or the arm of Bollie A 'OTHER CCED 3 whereby you can Insert dls-- Borne of our men making $200 Inquire Citizen office. ing houee. centrally located, HSEAST CANCERS play ads In all papers for Company. Como Block. Chicago. fine Le Breton, 117 West Oold avenue, 1 monthly. State references. Gartner WAN'TEO Knergetlcman with $76 lurge rooms, good patronage. You sJ"Tfce. Vt. Charalay rrrt afire ranrff O FIVE DOLLARS PER INCH ANTED Agents sen our line of has obtained an auctioneer's license 4 A tn my i"y hmj la htf. to at Bender, Chicago. hrntI to invent in well paying business; will have to hurry. Inquire J. E. for the purpose of serving the public 'f v Two ar Ihm b eared mi The Pake Advertising Agency, elgars with ai new patent cigar n tn r t Wiv In each 3 years In city. Easy 9 1 I 7 l cuttt'fr Incorporated. tighter. Can also be carried as a WANTED $(0 a month, $70 expense established Elder. N. T. Armijo Building. In that capacity as well as doing an ... We have h.ith Uwn cutlrvll side line. Crowa Cigar Co., chandisc and grocery catalogues; work Address M. W. A. care Cltl-re- n. FOR SALE On Ouk creek, the fa- auction business at their own store vtr ,iui-e- Mother and 1 to 417 & Main Bt. n Orcary M. Address now i r st (lily of bis Los Angeles, Cal. Ban Milwaukee, Wis. mall order house. American Home mous fishing re-so- in Arizona, a on Thursday of each week, at 1:10 nut tulrarulouA cures. Dr. Francloo. 32, 111. 1'h.iinley our IIvh and we will Gaso- Supply Co., Desk Chicago, AUTHORS seeking a publisher good ranch and other business and 7:1 o'clock. Mr. Bollie has xltePONfilBLB men to sell experience In ii to anvou wanting liiforotutloo iiUout nls Lighting ac- should communicate with the combined. Does $3.i00 worth of had bread the auction 'Tful piiinlpaa treuluiatit lene Systems. Exclusive WANTED Salesman having r Arthur Halch, Vallnlo, Cel. to Cochrane Publishing company, $77 business in a year. 14 acres in al- business in his ycunger day. With w territory, attractive proposition quaintance with leading manufact- to aj3BSasl right parties. Catalog free. Acorn urers of Albuquerque and surround- Tribune building. New York city. falfa, large orchards, grapes and bis close attention business and the OTIIKJl CVIUTO IN YOCIt polite and easy way In which he can . Brass Mfg. Co. Chicago, 111, ing territory. Must have general FOR SALE Well established, good berries. A bonanza for the right VICINITY. $8.-00- 0. owner address the people, will assure him S. WANTED Reliable to work knowledge of machinery and belt- paying business. Invoices about parties. Terms reasonable, Mrs. J. Mention, Hillsboro, N. mia must be success as In other days. The peo- M.- of 10 city of Albuquerque with Clear Ha- ing and be prepared to work on a Address P. O. Box 220, Albu- must leave. This business large cancer orast, well We Ask You f" ple of Albuquerque can make no vana Cigar proposition. partic- liberal commission basis as a reg- querque, New Mex. sold at onco. For particulars ers. Mrs. M. J. C'ayton, Silver For mistake la giving Mr. Sollie their 8 ulars address Box ($1 Ybor Sub- ular or side line. Post Office Box at Citizen office. City, X. M., can.'iT breast, well to bike Cardul, for your femals work. . Tampa, Fla. 141, Station C, Cleveland. Ohio. MONEY TO LOAN FOR HALE A fine Hardman piano, jears. Mr. C, H. Cloodln, 10S troubles, station, can- because ve are sura It al, goed aa new, tene. A Franklin strctt. Tuoson, Ariz., TANTKD Agents make $ a day; caNTILh-Hone- energelio sales- beautiful vlll help you. Remember that new men te sell general line of high MONEY Do you need it? Wo can chance to possess an Instrument of cer of the lip anil throat, well 11 seven fact sellers; big Illustrat- a furnlqh capital any years. Mrs. C. Hearn, Falrvlew, this great female remedy ed catalogue and samples tree. grade food products to hotels, res- for meritorious unexcelled make at just half what enterprise. bond KILL the COUCH rra couiity, N. M , Commercial Supply Co., Box IMS, taurants, farmers, ranchers and Stock and Issues It Is worth. On exhibit at Whtt- - flf cuner of nos, sold on commission basis. Metro- son's Muslo store, 124 South Set AND CURE LUNGS Hi! 13 years. Mr. N. E. Marble, Boston. Mass. ether large consumers. Experience company, the WINEfp1 aaneceesary; we teach you the politan Investment 121 oud street Albuquerque. Springvllle, Apache county, Ariz., .GENTS Positively make $10 to La Bt.. Chicago. cum tr of Hp, well 5 years. Mr. ("has. $$9 dally selling the greatest pho- business; exclusive territory. Our goods arc guaranteed full weight, STOLEN WITH D. N. lson, sheriff. Silver City, N. M., to art specialty ever produced; Dyspepsia is our national Dr. King's cancer lip, well 15 years. full measure and In every way ailment. of Mrs. something new and unusual. L. K. Rurdok Rlood Bitters 1 the national STRAYED OR STOLEN From the W. F. Rawlings. (Hobe, Ari., can- has broughtMillto truvarv reulrerosnta of all pnrn o, rel'ei of Nutter, Mgr., Carrull Chi- i the Meadow, Albu iun-;ii- a ; cure for It. It strengthens stomach Huninff cer of breast, well 2 yeurs. John t4 a., teud iaw a. KxxcpuTu 1 uppvrtuu-Ity- C other ttlCK vdfflAi, so efiy not cago. Ill membranes, promotes flow of diges- I, ay pony about fourteen hands New Discovery Rowley, Cilu Ileml. Ariz., cancer of to MALB write today for particular blood, high, with black man.', tail r you ? For beaJache, backache, .GENTS, OR FEMALE, can company, Whole- - tive juices, purifies the builds i PBICB lip and throat, well 13 years. Jeaa Sexton spot fore- weak-nes- s, make a'l kinds of money celling you up. feet, a small white jii 40. 4 hoc Art rem Dr. and Mrs. Ir. Ctuiuiley H periodical pains, female f sale Groverc, Lake A Franklin sts., No In- tun zxrp Bottl say Pongee Swiss Embroidered ' head. other white mark. OLDS llJ Frtf to. Mcwt, Suwsful Osinorr Spe-cialih- ts. many have said it Is "the Chleaso you on AND ALL THROAT ANIUUNO TROUBLES. Waist Patterns and Silk Shawls. It Is not what pay for advertis- distinct brand !c't shoulder, Iivlnif, to 1 mcaey you. best medicine take." Try It Six for Catalegue CITIZEN ing but what advertising PAYS thus 3. Deliver at Trimblu's GUARANTEED SATISFACTORY! 747 S. Mulii St.. Ixm Anireleo, Col. stalled on request. Joseph Orach, WANT ADS rou, that makes It valuable. Our stable. Second street, for reward. OS MONEY REFUNDED. KINDLY SEND 1X1 SOMlNK WITH Sold In This City . n il Broad way, N. T. city. BRING RESULT 8. rates ara lowest for equal service. Ira A. Abbott. C.A.NCK11. r EIGHT. aLBTJQUEIlQTJE CITIZEN. SATURDAY, MAV . 100. ised oy therks. supervisor, the. Los I Orlegos and LoS Candelurlaa Toads Wilt make a fine loop for auto north H the city. The trip will be ten p mnev - long.' . v. !MAL6yS Ynn Will Kf n fHv vagrants, all nrrintyU Uy tl. Sautu Fe peclil officers, were d t i ten dny board each at the Surprised city's h'lfel this morning. All plead- ed guilty to stealing rides on Santa This Spring to see how Fe trt in. many varlatl mi t.iere are For the month of May wcwill offer In models of 3uit& and 1 St-.- ft unusunl reductions In all styl- - of Overcoats. kinks In If shoes f.ir men and women. Chaplin's, pockets, cuff, on sleeves iSSi and of th- - 121 West Central avenue.. cut skirts. The !.;idii of the Grand Army are Our Herries arc shipped We'll show yo't tl.e things In requested t.) meet at the' Kiwopiil to us direct from the church tomorrow afternoon nt .5 patch the same day they OF YOt'TIi o'clock to attend the funeral of Mrs. Schaffner TIIK IIU'NTAIX Nevina Dalton. Hart is n. myth. ' It is a ploasant roallty are picked. They are ar- Matlnnrd right herp. Come ami par- O. X. Marron returned this morn- ing riving in fine condition. & Marx take of Its sparkling waters. -- Come from Mexico, where he hn been on Give a :: Tflaf the kind of thoe you can get right here at our itore. If you are weary and fanned out. business in connection with the them trial Rest models here; rdey-v- s your Knights of Columbus. Mr. Marron ' very Regal Shoe we fell are exactly the lame tyles that are being OUR SODA WILL RESTORE produced some stun- The tlrr-- energies. Come if you want a is territorial deputy of the Knights of ning, smart things; we vrorn in New York, Newport and all the big fashion centers. beverage that has alt the awertn.?M Columbus of New Mexico. it have something for every The new I of xugar, all the flavor of your fa The flrshlng s nson opens on May man's taste, from the ,1 vorite fruit, all the sparkle of cham 13 and it will be unlawful to catch quiet dreser who sticks pax hp. Tou can not Imagine sucn a trout or for any one to have them to conventional Ideas, 'o REGAL OXFORDS : you must taste It to know in their possession before that time. A. J. MALOY the swell young chap who It. The streams are said to be full of will "go the limit" of fash- are ihowing have all the distinctive smart Jf fish and some great sport is an- Phone 72 ion. we ticipated. All-wo- fabrics In all ness of expensive custom shoes, and they give SCnCTT CAN BY CO. Miss May Ross, graduate of Hart, Schaffner & Marx you the same perfect fit, because they're Door North of P. O. a of the Second Normal university In 1ms Vegas, has clothes; and all the other made in quarler-alzt- s. been elected to the chair of elocution a good points. Examine these Regal Oxfords and at the New Mexico university, to rnmnare them with any othef shoes in succeed Prof. Crum. Lan Vegas Op- I Suit,$18to $40 that Regal quality tic. town and remember PERSONAL. J.A.GARDNER ThLs store Is the home of is standard all over the world. Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Aldrieh of Gal- Hart Schaffner - & Marx lup, who In y have been the city for Copyright tfoQ kr Hai Schaffnir tc Mtrs clothes. PARAGRAPHS some weeks on account of Mr. Ald-rich- 's Hand Tailored Clothe health, expect to return to the tor Gentlemen Ihe Central Carbon City tonight. Mr. Aldrieh venue ffels very much improved as a result SIMON STERN Clothier C. MAY of his stay here. Bmmplm you Room Naw Mex- a Should fall to receive The Miss McMillen South ico damning W. Ave. Evening CUUm, call up Eileen of Work 314 Central the Wa!ter street, nt an af-- 1 Postal Telegraph Co., telephone entertained your ternoon tea Friday, in honor of Miss! No. S6, and paper will be or a 319 West Gold Avenue delivered by special messenger. Ida Hart Gallup, who has been AUCTION guest at the McMillen home for the past ten days. Miss Hurt .peets to a t leave for her home tomorrow even- I will sell at auction Wednesday, Hotel Insure In the Occidental Life. ing. May 1 p. m.. fur- Try Olorleta beer rnone 482 12th at the entire Deputy United States Marshal W. Colburn's Employment OKice nishings of a house, corner M. D. Winter arrived this morning R. Forbes has returned from Santa 6th and New York streets on the car rom Roswt-11- . 113 West Ave. line, consisting bed room and par- Grass Fe, where he went from Roswell a Central of r II8H West Silver Avenue. a, Prof. R. R. Ijirkin of Las V gad, few days ago with J. S. McLcon, who WAXTED at once Edgcrman, set- lor suites, carpets, linoleums, kitchen was years' impris- and dining room furnishings, refrig- is a Visitor In the city. sentenced to three ters, lumber graders, two laborers, Cat only, to a nice and Ariz., onment for the violation of the Ed- also good carpenter. Long steady erator and many other articles. Goods r, Howard Meauc of Williams. good no as a visitor in the city yesterday. monds act. A niece of the man, 15 Job; good wages. in condition and slcknes" respectable class of trade. years old, was the prosecuting wit- J. M. SOLLIE. Auctioneer. S. Marcus, of Humlltun, Ohio, was ness. None other need apply. among s Wliu I ii hi ht tluil Mihw? We linve this morning arrivals at tne United States Attorney 1). J. Leahy Ivarado hotel. nil I he shapes ami lmilcs In straws Consumptives notaccom- - $ came down from Las Vegas last night MINNEAPOLIS Benja- Miss Rose AVutson. a sciiool teach and I'niuuiuts Just arrived. and today held a consultation with min Bros.. 218 West t'enlml. modated ? House Slippers ei of Isleta, is Kixnuinir the day in I'nited States Marshal Foraker re- Rooming House I LOW SH0E(V the city visiting friends. garding matters which will bo al" Booth Second St., corner Iron. See I. H. Oox, the pTorauer, for gar- Attorney Ellsworth Ingalls return brought up for trial in United States All new Iron beds. Rsonis tut den liosc. .AH grades and prices, from ed to the city last night from a busi court, which opens at Las Vegas Mon- aovsakeeplnr Single room, 11.11 $5 to $8. Garden hose repairing. 70S SPECIAL Special ness trip to Las Vegas. day. Mr. Leahy expects to return to week. Ne invalids West Central. Phone 120. J. A. Wood, Prop. f t receive. ' Larklns, superintendent the Meadow City tonight. o R. R. of pound. ity schools in Lus Vegas, epent yes T. S. Hubbetl a this Choice Onion Sets. t5c Add receive letter Ami'iieaii Antlicm Won. by K, V. terday here. morning from his brother, Felipe 10c per lb If desired mall. At the close of a performance of Fee, U02-0- South First. Phone 16. J. M. Luna, probate clerk of Val Hubbell, who has been In a hospital "Alda" at His Majesty's theatre here Per Pair encia county, spent yesterday In the at Rochester, Minn., under treatment by the Abrahamson Italian Opera Per Pair j ity from Los Lunas. for a disease of the stomach. The company, of New York, the vieitlng letter states that the writer suffered members of the orchestra, who wee A New Line of Dr. N. Xacamuli leaves this even two operations but had almost fully Bound to Please ing for New York, whence he will em mostly Italians, started to 'play "The recovered from them. He expects to Star-Spangl- bark tor Europe to vlHlt six iBanner." The local for leave Rochester . for home about Canned Fruits Do you need Low Shoe House Slipper? so, now la the months. musicians started the customary "Uod a or It May 12. ,. Save the King," with which all public time to avail yourself of an opportunity in shoe buying, that will Dr. Oeo. H. Uiicon, physician for A tiny baby found by Mrs. R. A. performances terminate here. bring- comfort to the feet and a saving to your pocketbook. he Carthage Coal company, at Car Frost of West Coal avenue yesterday For Beveral minutes there was keen LiBBY'S V thage, N. M., is in the city for the about, 11 o'clock, was claimed at 3 rivalry to see which song should pre- Of worth up to day. This assortment consist Women's Low Shoes o'clock yesterday afternoon by Ofll-c- er dominate, the audience participating. $2.00 per pair, but we have not all sizes of a kind, yet enough diff- Homer Frostier of (libson, X. M., Salazar of Barelas. The young- The Americans present sang "The Sliced Peaches erent kinds to make up a complete line of sizes, so you will be able Is registered at the Alvarado. Gib- ster had run away and his absence Star-Spangl- Banner" and the Ca- son is a coat camp a to make your selection without being disappointed. short distance had caused his parents no little dis- nadians the British national anthem. from Gallup. tress. When, found by Mrs. Frost he The American air won out, having the Sliced Apricots Don't put it off, see them today, while we have your size. Re- Juan Antonio C. de Baca Is in the was trudging down Seventh street, larger number of mu.-dcian- member the place Is Rosen waU's Shoe Deportment and the pries Ity from El Paso for the purpose of crying as if his little heart would It Is explained by the management Pears irlng labor for the "Rocky Ford break. that when the visitors were asked to I"' ssc per pair. t ''"'' Beet Sugar company. play the national anthem no tune was Yellow Free Peaches Last call on the big shoe sale now stipulated. The Italian members evi- J 't?' going on at William Chaplin's, 121 dently believed they were still under V Mrs. flag. It West Central avenue.. Florshelm Rlzer, at lier corset the American Montreal 'ryM:l& Grapes to Js'ew York Times. shoes for men at cost. parlors, corner Fourth and K "J ' ii T J. L. Hartson and A. H. Phillips of Very low prices on garden hose to Plums Alamogordo, are In the eity on court Gold, will sell the newest close out stock. Come in before we In Case of Emergency business connected with the trial of are sold out. I. H. Cox, "06 W. Cen Books bound at our bindery Regent R. H. Pierce of the hygienic corset at 20 per cent former tral. ou blind school. discount for two weeks. Fit) o are brutid to please and One of our Three Registered Men may be The office of the Sturges hotel 's Our work la s uear petfectlOu aa bound to last We bind any found at the following Telephone Numbers: receiving a general overhauling and guaranteed. Indies call, see possible. No old, vtoni out, broken style of book from a small SKINNER'S new is being installed which down or obsolete machinery In our desk demonstration and be lilted. Everything new up pamphlet up to Loose C. O. F. HOFFMAN 1434; T. Mr. SCHMALMAGK 1442 will give a more hotel like appearan-anc- e plant. and to ihelrge 205 South First Street to the interior, of the lobby. the minute. Always better work and Leaf Ledger Our prices are GEO. B. WILLIAM 1199 more prompt We defy com- K. Brewer, service. stock of Oeorge the insurance petition. A trial bundle will con- reasonable and our adjuster, who returned last night you. Imperial Laundry Co. Binding Leathers fine and says City vince from Gallup, the Carbon Oxford Special 98c llocnwald's Shoe Back of post orfice. Phone 148. Red durable. WILLIAMS DRUG Co. is growing. Two new business blocks Department. wagons. The will bo built there this summer. Don't put it off until you can not 117 West Central Avenue, Blue Front. Phone 789. Albuquerque. o . H. S. LITHCOW Colonel John Borradaile this morn- - get your size. We have but 75 pair Alfred Uenjumiii t'o's. Correc - of oxfords left, mostly brok- BOOKBINDER Coal Coke Wood ng purchased the land near Los Can- women's Clothes for Men do not follow tflie MAKER en lines, but all sizes in the lot. They they lead RUBBER STAMP delaria needed to make the connect fssldons them. SI 4 W. ftold Are. Phone 124 ing link in the public road there, and must go. 98c per pair for $2.00 values Benjamin Bros., 218 V Central. will' donate it to the county. When wh.le they last. Remember the place, BEST AMERICAN BLOCK prom Rosenwald's shoe department. E. L. WASHBUR.V, Pres. C. O, CUSUMAN, Sec. 4 Treas. the grading Is completed, as OOAIi A LENGTHS CEDAR AND ijticst m-- Yorn stylos in mens IX young; PINION WOOD. and nten's straw hats at Ben MILL AND WOOD. C. 11. Conner, M. D. D. 0. jamin llroH., 218 Wcsti Central. FACTORY E. L. Company o REMOVAL NOTICE LUMP, $5.5. Washburn Reliable shoe polishes In black, tan NUT, M.1S. (Inoorfor vtei OSTEOPATH white or oxblood, 10 to 25c. Shoe On or about May 1st I will move to 212 South Third We'll Rleaee or Butt Boys' laces in linen, mercerized, or silk, street, where I will have a new line of Hats, Shirt Waists, Men's and Outfitters Specialist in Chronic Diseases 2 to 25c at C. May's shoe store, 314 We vrtll meet any oompetHtif Office: N. T. Armijo Building. West Central avenue. Corset Covers, Ties and Collars, in Kyelet, Shadow Wallae-hia- n and Coronation Cord designs. AZTEC FUEL CO. 0OttOK0OaKK)K)0COaK3 I carry a full line of Battenburg Rins, Braids and Phone S51. Quick, Convenient WHEN YOU BUY CUT GLASS ASK FOR Thread; Filo, Lustre and Coronation Cord; also Pillow Topi Office, Corner Granite and First HAWKES, OR LIBBEY and Braid in the new work, Repousse Braid. and Fair to you We have both makes. Our stock li large. Every piece marked very LESSONS GIVEN WORK EXCHANGED low in plain figures. We will give a 10 per cent discount on these goods to reduce stock. Strong Brothers We hide nothing; we try hard to serve The Lending Central Ave. Fancy Work Exchange ycu with intelligent understanding of a Jeweler LPXFDITTV LlAl I 1 Albuquerque 122 South Fourth Street. UOm09D9JQ09XDU9X3ej09KjOm)momO modern man's needs. Our STEIN-BLOC- H SMART CLOTHES in Summer weights 4 inr 7 r re ready for you to try on before our Stoves, Ranges, House Furnish- - ng glass, in our cool store. You see Crescent ing Goods, Cutlery and Tools, what you buy, and you do .not have to re- Iron Pipe, Valves and Fittings : Shoes Shoes Xa-- M turn it for alterations. The clothes fit Hardware Shoes tCT Ttn. Co.. J SELLING OUT AT COST with style. Plumbing, Heating, be sold Mrs. R. B. Patten 318 W. Central Ave. Every pair of Shoes on our shelves must Add to which, you are charged a price Phone 315 Tin and Copper Work within thirty days from May 1st, nothing reserved Lady Atsist&nt based upon reason and fairness. every pair must go. gpoexxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxcor I NEW SEASONABLE STOCK-- No Trash You can Clothe Your Family faere on Now is your time to get a pair of shoes cheaper WEEK For First CUss wWork and Prompt Delivery t than ever before in this city. SI.OO PER SUIT- S- m Men's & Ladies' Suits a specialty $18, $20, $22.50, $25, $27 and $30 SIWPIER CLAPK SHOE CO. HUBBS LAUNDRY CO. First Door North of Postoffice, South Second St. ' E. MAHARAN wTCTE VACONS ' XX73QCXXXX)rX)CXXXXXXXXXXXXJC -- I? SI West Central.