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VOLUME 20 ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO,- - SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER, 1 190G. NUMBER 212

IN GERMANY ELECTRICITY THE BIG BANK FAILURE IN THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA W J, BRYAN SEDAN DAY TAKES PLACE OS 0 IS OBSERVED STEAMPOWER TO H W Emperor William Invites a On One Road In New England Talks With Reporters Freely Number of Americans to and Two In New On His Way From Bridge Army Maneuvers. York. port This Morning. THIrFrAIL MAYOR M CLELLAN LEFT ONE HAS AND NOT READY foiiVE VIEWS tawijJ TODAY OTHERS USE THE TROLLY ON CARS PARIS FOIMIOH r W HOW

Several Earthquake Shocks Are Chicago Gets Advantage Over FRANK K. HIPPLE. ADOLPH SEGAL. Delivers Two Speeches at Jersey Felt In Prussia In the Ems' Other Shipping Points In the ilMlfibi President of tha fust company, who Financier, promoter and hotel man, In City Tonight and Returns to ' stole million and committed whose enterprise Hippie Dump- Section of That Country. New Grain Kates dopted. flirt suicide. ed the lost money. Newspaper Banquet Berlin, Sept. 1. The annual parade , Sept. 1. The transform- Bridgeport, Sept. 1. Wm. J. Bryaa. of troops in celebration of Sedan day ation of the New York Central and of IT SHEEP AD left for new York on the morning-train- . took place today before Emperor Wil- the New aHven Hartford rail- STOLYPIN IS He expressed himself as be- liam on Tempelhof field. In splendid roads into railroads with electric mo- ing In excellent condition for a busy Many including power,- is completed between day before his departure weather. Americans, tive " for the west. . iv-- ATTEND Thomas K. Barry and a party of Am- New York and Stamford, on trie lat ifi ?5ip4!''., f I'll t VOCATES TO erican officers, were invited by the ter, between New York and Woodland GIVES HIS VltWS ON mperor to be present at the annual on the former. The traffic on the lines SOLID WITH NUMBER OF POINTS maneuvers. . will be formally opened in a few CONVENTION HERE New York, 8ept. 1. Wm. J. Bryan, days. Trial trains were started oa arrived from Bridgeport tnls moraine MAYOR McCLELLAN STARTS both lines today. A "third," or con- and went to the Victoria hotel. HOME FROM PARIS tact, rail Is used on the New York On his way from Bridgeport Mr. Paris Sept. 1. After eleven weeks Central road, while the New Haven- - Dryan wss asked what he thought McClel-la- n THE CZAR of vacation in Europe, Mayor New Hartford road uses the overhead Inspector of Grazing Potter . about the argument of certain repub of New York will sail for home to- trolley. licans that President Roosevelt wiu day on the 8tamshlp St. Paul, pre- are to be and Supervising Inspector be the next republican candidate for pared support as candi- The locomotives .which to Jerome the Ha'en-Hart-for- d president. Bryan said that if It was governor used on the New date for of the state if the weigh 72 tons each, and are Ramsay Are Coming. true, as many republicans had declar democratic convention s'liall nominate Nicholas Wont Listen to Pre- equipped four se powei ed, that he bad completely destroyed: him. with party motors U the single phase, gearless INE BUILDING AND QUARTERS OF THE REAL ESTATE TRUST mier's Enemles-Trep- off the democratic there ought to electro-pne- u COMPANY IN FORESTER- - PINCHOT WILL be dozens of able republicans who EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS FELT variety. The control is PHILADELPHIA. and each locomotive will be Dangerously 111. would be available as a candidate, as IN VICINITY OF EMS, GER. matic PROBABLY BE PRESENT it would appear that almost any re Berlin, Sept. 1. A dispatch from equipped with an air compressor, a apparatus, publican could win with the demo Kms, rrussia, says that an earth- controlling a whistle and cratic party wiped out. There wouid quake passing along south a flash-boil- er for heating the trains. shock from It is evident from the number of SOLDIERS FIrFaT CROWD tnen be no necessity for giving Presi- to north was ft It there this morning. Instead of a pole and wheel trolle VR FIDENCE CAUSE OF letters being received by Hon. Solo- dent Roosevelt 'what would be re Three further shocks are reported to the locomotive will be equipped with mon Luna, president of the fair asso- garded by many practically as a third have occurred in the vicinity of Ems. "bow" trolleys. The trolley wires wilf 1 & Grow- ciation, Sheep Wool term. a that the KILLING WOMAN AND BABE be of copper and about the size of ers' convention, to be held here dur- when asked what he thought of the CHICAGO'S ADVANTAGE IN man's little finer. OF GRAIN ing fair week, will be attended by a criticism by oemocrats of his Ideas SHIPPING REAL ESTATE TRUST FAILURE of ownership Toledo, O., Sept. 1. The new regu- large number of prominent men federal of railroads, Mr. WEST SHORE ROAD throughout country. Here are Bryan said that he never had advo- lations adopted by the Toledo Car ALSO .MAKES CHANGE the Twenty Polish Anarchists Escape went into effect three letters on this Important sub- cated anything which was not opposed Service association Utica, N. Y., Sept. 1. The electrt ject: in some quarters. today, notwithstanding the protests of flcation of the West Shore road bu From Warsaw and Are on Way Inspector Potter Will Attend. He was asked If negroes and whitea the coal dealers of this city. Accord tween this city and Syracuse is prac would be separated on cars Acknowledge They Had ' to the United States. if the lng to the new rule, the coal dealers tically completed and everything is in Directors That Washington, D. C, Aug. 21. states had Jim Crow law, to which. - are allowed only 24 nours after notice readiness for starting the running of Hon. Solomon Luna, Albuquerque, replied that state laws would natural- is served on them of the. arrival of N. M. - electrically propelled trains on that St. Petersburg, Sep, 1. Premier Sto- ly 'hold good on local , lines. He switch- Not Looked Into Condition of the did a car at Toledo to order the line. The cables transmitting the My Dear Mr. Luna Your letter of lypin, according to reports from Peter- - not c.ie at this time' to discuss ot ing of the same and only 48 hours in power for the road from Spier Falls August 17 Is received, i thank you holf, is high In favor with the emper how the plan would affect the car- iwhich to unload it. Failing to comply where the powerhouse of the Hudson Company For Three Years very much for the kind Invitation to or, who declines to listen to any sug riage of whites andt negroes oa with this ruling, the coal dealers will River Electric Power company Is lo attend the convention at Albuquerque gestions from the premier's enemies through lines under federal control. e obliged to pay a line of $1 pec day. cated, will be carried on steel towers and nccept It with pleasure. It Is my The police claim that they have ob demurrage charges on car. 1. as each 55 high the line now com Philadelphia. Pa.. Sept. Little th? plainest duties of their positions. Intention to be present at the Irriga- an important Head' LARGE GATHERING EXPECTED -- new feet and tained clew to the The coal dealers consider this pleted Is about 150 miles long. At or nothing new has developed In the T.ie-- latter is not Incredible wntui tion congress which will be held In quarters of the terrorist organization. IN JERSEY CITY TONIGHT arrangement a hardship and havo of tact is begin- - Syracuse the Hudson River company condition the Real Estate Trust the taken into consideration Boise, Idaho, during the week They say that a man who was arrest Jersey City, Sept. X. There IsT taken their spite out on the consum- meets the Niagara Falls company, company of this city, which closed Its that the directors themselves confess ning September 3, and from there will ed at Peterhof In connection with, the ers, by raising price coal. the of which will furnish the power for the doors on Tuesday. Receiver George that they had not examined into tha go to Colorado to make some forest assassination of General .Mln, hastily crata of this city, over the visit which 160 Earle, Jr., has expressed his aston- condition of the company for nearly reserve investigations. I will try attempted piece of pa Coal Trying Play Even. next miles. to to swallow a William Jennings Bryan will pay to Dealers to ishment that either W. F. North, three years, so great had been their arrange my trip so as to arrive in Al per which, when recovered, proved to Chicago, 111., Sept. 1. The new rail Jersey City today. For several weeks, Reunion of Veterans. treasurer of the company, or Horace confidence in the ability and integrity buquerque on Wednesday, and will be be orders in conneclon with attempts road transportation rate on grain, Hill, the company's auditor, could of Hippie. ever since the receipt of the letter Mont., Sept. 1. with you the remainder of the week. to be made on the lives of high per Mr. In- which was agreed upon by the west Butte, The annual have been ignorant of the practices of The reason the clearing house diu sonages, In which Bryan accepted the reunion of Spanish Wur Vet- Mr. Pinchot has just returned to the vitation of democrats of city ern trunk lines last month, went into the President Hippie, and how it was that not advance the requested 17,000,000 ' Is III. the this erans of Montana opened here this office and will write in regard to the Trepoff Dangerously prepearations have been going on effect today. Under that new ar neither of them ever Intimated to the was no, only that the directors of being Reports are persistently circulated for rangement on wheat from morning at 9 o'clock, with Depart possibility of his able to attend this event and now everything is In the rate directors the company's condition. ti'.elr company or the character of ..a meeting. I would suggest thati General Trepoff, commanding 22 4 ment Commander W. E. Davis of the that readiness and awaiting the arrival of Kansas City to Baltimore is Either there was conpucity with securities, but they were not willing you the palace, Is so seriously HI that his 1- en- arrange your program so that it cents, on corn, 21 -4 cents. The rate Butte, presiding. This Is the third president looting of con- for- the guest of honor. According to the; In the the ineniselvfs to pledge their private would fit in all right If be could be life is In danger. His intimated ill gulf is fixed at 17 4 cents for campment of the Montana organiza program, Mr. Bryan,, who spent yes- to the cern, or there was a blind confidence tunes to save the associated banks with you, either Wednesday or Thurs- ness dates back to the time of the re- 16 4 cents for corn, tion and an interesting program has terday at New Haven, and Bridgeport. wheat and in Hippie which rendered the men from loss in case the advance asked day, Interest in the ques- cent rumors that attempts had been "While rates to seaboard from been arranged for this occasion. The in disregard of for granted. because his Conn., will arrive here about 6:30 the the utterly reckness their should be tions to be discussed is so great that made upon the person of the general. Omaha are 18 4 and 17 4 cents annual banquet will take place this o'clock this afternoon. He will be re- 1 will come If It is pos- respectively. Under this new ar- evening. Tomorrow the veterans will am sure he ceived upon his arrival by a large sible for him to do so. MOTHER IS SHOT WITH rangement Chicago grainmen can attend service In the morning and BABE AT HER BREAST commltee of leading democrats ot will of day to Bight Believing you will be glad to have Hudson county, by Robert buy the western grain, bring it to devote the rest the SINGULAR STORY OF CUBAN REVOLUTION IS Llbau, Russia Sept. 1. An organ' headed rehandllng grading seeing and committee meetings. The thm, I bund you under separate cov- Davis, Charles C. Black and other Chicago, for and Wo. in- ized attack was made last night upon reshlp It to seaboard on all reunion will close Monday noon and er 100 copies senate bill 5511, democratic leaders. He will first b and the by No a detachment of troops engaged in footing Missouri i the afternoon the veteran will visit troduced Senator Burkett. escorted to the Robert Davis Associa- equal with river E will transporting a number of prisoners points. the county fair. i SPREADING FAST doubt some of the stockmen be tion Club house, where he will hold anxious to know the provisions made away from this district. A desperate fighting followed and a general alarm a short, informal reception. Then i by it and th best way to get an hon- was sounded by the garrison. When he will be escorted to the Carteret HOW farleybTcame est criticism is to have them fully In- Club house, on Gergen avenue, wher LABOR DAY PARADE Philadelphia. Pa.. Sept. 1. After Havana, Sept. 1. The insurrection formed. the arrived the troops fired Indiscriminately into the crowd, he will be the guest honor at a select fifteen years' honorable service in the has spread to the province of Puerto Anticipating a very pleasant time, I dinner party. There Mr. Bryan will capacity of policeman in this city and very yours, killing eight and wounding fifty peo- Principe. Seventy men have taken up am, sincerely ple. Among the killed was a mother also receive a number of prominent AN ASSURED FACT A STRIKE BREAKER other cities In various parts of the arms at Moron Ted, under A. P. i OTTER, parts country, Mugge, a Garcia who had a babe at her breast. democrats from different ot the John Frederick von Ca:iizareg, speaker of the house of Inspector of Grazing. state. Shortly after 7 o'clock, Mr. real German baron, and now acting as representatives during his labors In TWO WERE Bryan and the members of the recep- special policeman In Chestnut Hill that body. The mayor of Moron sum- Forester Pinchot Replies. THOUSAND tion committee and other invited, Park, resigned his position, to return guards ARRESTED IN WARSAW Will Form at 10 O'clock at As Told By One of Farley's moned tne rural and followed Washington, D. C, Aug. 25. Sept. 1. .Major guests will mount carriages and ride to Germany to claim the large estates Insurgents purpose en- Warsaw, General the with the of Mr. Solomon - Luna, Albuquerque, Von Breker of St. Petersburg has In procession through the hill section Theatre-Mercha- nts in Saxony, conditionally bequeathed to governor Elks Lieutenants on Board raging tuem. Tne of the N. M. temporary governor and parts ot lower Jersey City. Demo- htm by his mother, the Countess of province of Puerto Principe been appointed notified My Hear Mr. Luna On my return general of Warsaw. The Jewish pa- cratic organizations from all parts ot Are Extended Special Train Holzendopf. Von Mugge, who is an the authorities here that a mounted the state will be represented in old man now, ad ha3 bee lu this to Washington I am very glad Indeed per, Desweg, stated this morning that the rarty of t'oo men nad taken up arms your of July 26 twenty carriage parade and fire works will Il- country thirty-nin- e years, an in- to learn from letter Polish anarchists have escap has at Arroyo Illaneo near ciego de Avlla, way luminate the path along the route. o that the association of wool and sheep ed from Warsaw and are on their TO THROUGH teresting history. In his young days twenty-tw- mhes southwest of Moron. The first stop will be made at Elks' AN INVITATION ASSIST HERE LAST NIGHT he was a cadet a naval This by growers of New Mexico will hold a to the United States. at German force is commanded Dellon dur- hall, where Mr. Bryan will deliver aa in day he banchez, convention in Albuquerque, beginning Over 2,000 arrests were made academy Hanover. One an general. address of about forty or forty-fiv- e quarrelled officer, and September 18, and I want to send you ing the last night in wuich the police with a superior your swept city. Many complaints minutes. Then he will drive to St. By Having Advertising Floats In En Route From New York to San fought a duel with him. The result One Leader is Captured. my best thanks for Invitation. If this I can possibly do so I shall come with nave been made by the prisoners of Peter's ball, where he is expected at Line-Speec- hes was that his stern father cast him Dispatches at Francisco With Five from Santiago de Cuba much pleasure, but I can not tell defin- police brutality. about 9 o'clock. out. With only a few marks in his announces that tile rural guards have congress According to the program arranged. Hundred Men. pocket, young man landed in New itely until after the lrrlgatlcn Park. the surrounded the town of Songo and 'In any event, Mr. Potter THE HIPPODROME TO OPEN Mr. Bryan will return to New York York .fell Into the hands of sharpers have captured at Boise. Urbano Sanchez, the will bo present to represent the for- UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT City Immediately after his second ad- and found himself penniless, unable Insurgent leader there. New York, Sept, 1. The Hippo dress, to a A special bearing some 500 est service. Very sincerely yours, attend dinner which the The committee on arrangements for train, to ppeak the language of the country, will be reopened newspapermen of New York have ar- througn Albu G1FFORU PINCHOT, drome tonight under the Labor day parade of the affiliated strike breakers, passed and completely stranded. He made Money Market. Waldorf-Astori- a. querque Forester. the management of Shubert & Ander ranged in his honor at the labor organizations of this city, in con- last evening about 11:30 his way to Fortress Monroe, and six New 1. o'clock en York.Sept. Money on call, son, with a revised and improved pre junction with the Central Labor union, route to San Francisco months later to Cincinnati. lu the nominal. anil copper, quiet and sentation of "A Society completed all arrangements from New iork and New Jersey Knglisb Iad Dr. Ramsay Coming. Circus," which have for meantime he had learned the unchanged. 1). 28. met with such a remarkable succesv TRADING IN FUTURES BEGUN the parade to take place Monday towns, to take the place of the strik language, and after awhile obtained Washington, C, Aug. ing employes of the United Railways M r. Solomon l.tina, Albuquerque, last season. ON COTTCN EXCHANGE morning, starting from the Elks' the- an appointment as marshal. Governor Memphis, Tenn, Sept. 1. iln accord- ater building at 10 o'clock. This com- of the former city who are demanding McKlnley appointed him to a stat N. M. an increase in wages for the extra Sir The Bureau of Animal Industry ance with a decision arrived at two mittee extends to the business men in marshalshlp. Since that , time Von SECRETARY ROOT NOW months ago, trading in futures to work they are forced to do owing to Mugge Is iu receipt of your letter of the 17th wu general an invitation has held various positions as super- ACCIDENTS AND THEIR begun today on the Memphis Cotton with in the parade of the couuitiuns made prevalent by the marshel, secret Instant, and Ir. II. A. Ramsay, them feature service detective and 220 Qulncy building, Exchange. The trading is governed the day by having in line any decorat- earthquake. special policeman in various cities. vising Inspector, Is Colo., by a set of rules and regulations con- float representing their business or "Strike Breaker Farley the man His mother In IN CHILE Denver, has been Instructed to ed big, and other relatives the 'IS paper meeting cerning contracts. Two forms of con- interests that they may see fit, or any we're working for," said a husky old country kept strict watch over his prepare u for the of USUAL LOSSES individual on the train, "and we got the sheep growers at Albuquerque, In tracts are provided for, "open" and advertising float they may wish to doings In America, and his mother "specific." The commission will be enter the parade. orders from him to keep mum on the was so delighted over his brave course accordance with your request. I tell- only 10 cents per bale. It is expected The lire department, through Fire trip out. However, don't mind that she left a will, stating Washington, Sept. 1. The navy de- Very respectfully, ing you some that, after A. I). MHLVIN, Sonora, Cal., Sept. 1. that the inauguration of deals In cot- Chief Burtless, has signified its inten- that we look lor trouble fifteen years of honorable employ, partment, has leen informed In a dis- Fire jester out there, as these western people patch Chile, de- Chief Bureau. day destroyed every business house In ton futres will attract a considerable tions of taking part in the parade, ment in America her son should be- from Iota. of tne of and have a reputation for being bad ones parture tne mining town. Thirty-thre- e bullu-Ing- s amount ot cotton from the territory is expected will be at come the heir of extensive of the cruizer Charleston witu it that there to cross." her Root UNION were burned, causing a lo-- s of tributary to Memphis, as the holders 3uo men In line, if not more. In Saxony. years Secretary of State and family CARMEN'S ADHERES least The Speaking of Farley, this man, who estates The fifteen Valparaiso today. TO ORIGINAL '(5,000. in the Interior will be able to buy or parade will form at the build- expire today and Von Mugge will not aboard for DEMANDS theater seemed to ue one of the more lnteili-gn- t San Francisco, Sept. 1. The car- sell a contract that rules close to th ing promptly at lo o'clock, and mer- delay his departure for Saxony any San class of artisans on the train, Takes Rail for Santiago. men's union In mass meeting decided Death List of Francisco. price of acotual cotton and that is de- entering floats are to : louger necessary, anx- 1. 425 chants asked said than as he U to original demands Sui Francisco, Sept. In all termined by the market price of such have them at the opera house not later ious to assume the ownership of his Santiago, Chile, Sept. 1. Secretary to adhere their people lost their lives as a result of "I've been with Farley in three ItiMJt per day eight hours. cotton. y:43 o'clock. The line of march on his arrival at Lota received fur $i and It the of April 18. The local than strikes, ine principal one being the inheritance. to up Cali- disaster wilt be on Cold avenue, north on hf Chilean foreign minister, Antonio was also decided tie the health department so B'ated In a for- east teamsters' strike at Chicago. Farley and Geary street cable lines If PORT OF DALNY and west on Railroad ue Is STRIKE BREAKER SHOOTS Hunieuz, and ine American minister, fornia mal report Saturday to the board of IS OPEN First street the greatest handler of men I ever on Ixmrd are not granted before TO COMMERCE OF ALL NATIONS. to Kobinsou park, where speech- met. KverylKjdy AND IS ARRESTED ilr Hicks, the cruizer the demands health. he employes bows to Charleston, which was flying the night. Dalny, Manchuria, Sept. 1. The es ami addresses will be made. A band the man's leadership without a ques- Sun Francisco, Sept. 1. The first of port of Deluy will be on to music fur tion. Chilean flarf ami playing tne national Women and Children Arrive. was thrown open to hand furnish the strike breakers who arrived here Chile, to which MEXICAN CITIES FEAR the "He told me once iiiuliem oi he Chilean uuuuuiiu, t:i'i. J iuv luienttiAuu commerce of all nations today and the occasion. he n the marched through RAVAGES OF FLOOD lm-K- started yesttniay the rruizer, Mimstro '. nteno, replied by steamer Helote arrived here with a will be a free port as far as the rts The shops of the city will not strike breaking business 1. barber because ne streets with an armed uuanl, but weie hoisting the Americau flag and play- Kl I'aso, Sept. The Nasas river number of passengers tha and exports open Monday morning but will remain ha.l an insane desire, ever since he from ot the Province ot not moles'ed. John Norma, a guaid ing the "Star Spangled Banner." Sec- between Gomez I'alaclo and I'rdo, stranded transport Sheridan, includ Kwan-Tlu- g, closed for the day, as will the was 'doped' onc-- with cocaine In a tha leased territory oa entire from Chicago, tantalized by the taunts retary Root landed and visited the Mexico, on the line of the Mexican ing twenty woman and ten children. the Liao-Tun- g peninsula, through banking Institutions. The poslofflce dentist's otnVe, t smash things and of youthful sympathizers 42 In a wl'h ttie liti parii. Alter attenmng a banquet Central, has risen feet the last A tug has moved the vesset consider- Dalny, are concerned. Japan has also will observe a half holiday. There will lead wild life in general and r strike, fired a shot at his tormentors. in his Honor, the American secrttary twenty-fou- hours, and the Inhabi- ably. One engine of the Sheridan decided to permit ships of all nations be no' school Monday, the fall term, this business afforded him an a The bullet missed its mark but hit of state started at iniduighi for San- tants of two towns are fleeing to the Is partly in working order and the to engage lu trade and navigation be- owing to Monday being a legal holiday, bystander, who imtiieJiately caused tiago ly rail. He is expected to ar- hills, fearing that the cities will be steamer can probaMy be saved as tween Dalny opening Tuesday. (Continued on the and the various now not until Pago Five.) Norman's arrest. rive here this afernoon. swept away. is not leaking. open ports of Japan, beginning today,. PAGL .'C ALBUQUERQUE EVENING CITIZEN. 8ATURDAY, 8EPT. 1, 1906. lire. In runrA nffnlnot attacks from OaOa0OaOa0C (OE EVENING CITIZEN the turbulent river nnd this summer It wag necessary to keep a force o BANK INSTITUTIONS Wly Weekly ty 20(1 men simply to guard the dam Militil work. DO YOU WANT THE Tkt Citizen Publishing Company tt la ovm.fifi.l ihit n.iont the mid dle of September the working force NAME, AND ADDRESS I IWaflU. for trwmaloriMi tfcraash the will be Increased to 800 laborer and several Hundred teams. It la announ- of the man who thouU be working for you? MONTEZUMA ced that the three concrete walla. irouid gladly lend you money? TRUST CO. will he of the man 1h' which measure 6,0n feet each, buy your completed to tho river by May 1 and of the n;".n wba sculj like to hors? t who would buy an Interest In your business? hut it will renulre about three of the man ALBUQUERQUE - mourns to build the concrete work Pharmacy of the man who would buy that lot of ground? NEW MEXICO river, a of 1,000 across the distance of the man who would buy your old fclcycle? Offltltl Paper of Bernalillo County feet, it will be nerissary to delay axd City of Albuquerque. the river work until after the sum- mer flood season. you Capital and Pum after.. DliMtcMt. Ujq Citizen Want Ads, Furnish surplus, $100,000 City aid Cwnty ClrtvltttMk with n&imes and addresses UiTk Rtw ClrcvlttlM. - LtrrMt Mnk NEW OFFICERS IN CHARGE c. people- who are lirgwt K.rthw. Krinn Clrciitttlwfc Of Of Of "Neccessary to Your Prosperity" TIKMI OF SUBSCRIPTIONS AT FORT WINGATE W bwO. an hi mtnat ..$&. 00 bam, br Mil pr monOirr ... . INTEREST ALLOWED ON SAYINGS WmUt W on. 100 SALE-So- da J. DEPOSITS Mil rr THE DRUG STORE IF YOU Y.'ANT help of any kind, or FOR Fountain. T. Oally by Carrier, 60c per month GEORGE K. HUNTER HAS BEEN employment of any Kina, puuuw Topham. PROMOTED FROM MAJOR TO WHERE QUALITY call or write Abraham's Employ- LOST. Mrwmrma CmriM will b daliravd In th LIEUTENANT COLONEL. ment office, 120 West Sliver ave- Finder fntfc In rata of 80 wnl per wnk, or tot N 'Phones, LOST A" bundle of clothes par BMnth, when monOilr. new EXCEEDS PRICE nue, at the Elite cafe. Da-rela- s, aaat. tKl In a few days there will bo a Colorado, 289, please return to John Martinez, officer In charge Fort Wingate, and Automatic. 379; or offlce, and re- Wlttt Ample Meant and Unsurpassed UnrUilng Eites Made Known on Application at to Citizen Facilities. It will be lieutenant Colonel George WANTED. ceive Teward. K. Hunter, who has just been pro- n wOl oonfvr favor nr fiatffjrws oa WANTED Hoy for general store PERSONAL PROPERTY LOANS. MMMaMtL! aa of th. paper. moted from the rank of major of cav- Of Of Of m army work. Tho Maze. aVI lattar. a4 ramtttanraa thould bo oddrwd to alry in the United States to that Too Cknaom publidhino Commht. of lieutenant colonel. He was as- WANTED A waiter or waitress at axpraaa inrta. LOAN , paWlM ana momir eranr. signed to Ftftii cavalry, now d Vendome hotel. MONEY to ka awda parabia to im araar ac i the at Fort Wingate, and Is expect- WANTED Woman wants position. On Furniture, , Organs, Horses, ed to pass through this city, going out Can cooa or do second work part of Wagons and other Chattels; also on iMBM!Lamiil&. Mom to the fort, this evening; or, ii detain- HIGHLAND PHARMACY M, Citizen office. Maxtor Aatomafle IBS Colorado 1 5 the day. Address SALARIES AND WAREHOUSE) RE- ed for a few days sometime next experienced as 205 East Railroad Ave. WANTED At once CEIPTS, as low as $10 sad as high week. Madam Proudflt, room $200. are quickly made and cavalry was trans- seamstresses. Loans Extends to Depositors Every Proper When the third 5, Grant building. strictly private. Time: One month Accommodation, and Solicits OF ferred to Jefferson barracks in 1892, New Accounts Capital, $150,000.00. good woman cook to to one year given. Goods remain In Col. Hunter then a cajitaln, was as- WANTED A reason- one meal a aay. uooa your possession. Our rates are signed to it, and remained until 1897, cook only borrow- ANTI-SALO- ON first-cla- ss cook. able. Call snd see us before LEAGUE when the regiment was taken to Fort SEEK A RELIABLE DENTIST wages. Must be 1 1 i OFFICERS AND Swede preferred. Ad-dres- g ing. DIRECTORS Ethen Allen, in Vermont. At the out- German or CO. Solomon Q. K. N. Citizen office. THE HOUSEHOLD LOAN Luna, President; W. S. Strlckler, V. P. and Cashier; W. J break of the war with Spain the third FullI Set of Teeth gfk all d Steamship tickets to and from Johnson, Asst. Cashier; Wm. Mcintosh, J. C. Baldridge, Solo- Antt-Saloo- was parti- Gentlemen'B second-han- At a meeting of the cavalry sent to Cuba, and Gold Crowns $6 f WANTED parts of world. mon litina, A. M. Blackwell, Geo. cipated In charge Juan V II 515 street, the Arnot, O. E. Croinwell. League, held on Monday evening Au tho at San Gold Filling $1.50 up -- ft clothing. No. South First Rooms 3 and 4, Grant Bldg. ap- - hill Capt. Hunter was snot through fj Senu address end gust 27, the undersigned were Pal nlesa Extracting 50c jf w south of viaduct. 315 West Railroad Ave. leg. Upon recovery he rejojned , Swceney.proprletor. fointed a committee to call the atten tile will call. R. J. PRIVATE OFFICES. DEPOSITORY FOR THE ATCHISON, TOPEKA lon public to laws of New the regiment, which was transferred girl, one & SANTA FE RY. of the the ALL WORK ABSOLUTELY GUAR' WANTED A good nurse . Open Evenings, Mexico In regaru to the observance of in 1900 to the Philippines and became ANTEED. who will assist with second work. Sunday, and to protest against their a. part of the army of Gen. S. B. M. Mrs. Ivan Grunsfeld, 1009 Tl- - Voung, Apply almost universal violation in this city. seeing much service. jeras Road. These laws are very explicit and are Promoted In Philippines. boarders on REAL as follows: In 1901, while the third cavalry was WANTED Gentlemen ESTATE in Philippines, Col. was ipnch; Ideal location for health. For Section 13G8, Compiled laws, 1S7 the Hunter Box 84. No persons who be promoted to rank of major and as naviculars address "Any 'person or shall the invalids wanted LOTS FIRST NATIONAL BANK found on the first day of the week signed to the sixth cavalry, then sta careless HOUSES grocery-ma- n caviled Sunday engaged In any sport tioned at Fort Meane, S. D. Recently B. F. COPP. WANTED A n experienced RANCHES AUCQVBRQUB, N. M. in he was promoted of lieu- solicit orders on delivery or In horse racing, cock fighting or to the rank ROOM 12, N. T. ARMIJO BUILDING. to any other manner disturbing any wor- tenant colonel. wagon. Must not be afraid of hard shiping assembly or private family, or Col. Hunter, is a native of Ohio and work. Youne man nreferred. Ad sttending any public meeting or public about 41 years old. He was gradu dress May Bros., La8 Cruces, N. M. Omotra a4 Direct. For Sale By JOSHUA B. KATHOUDS exhibition excepting for religioua wor- ated from West Point In 1873. He has wanted S 1 2 to 124 weekly salary mmmm. Prertaes ship, or Instruction, or tngage in any a wife and Ave children. One son, and txpenses raid to energetic man M. W. FIXXTRNOT .... .Ytoe Preskleiit except work of necessity, charity George B. Hunter, was graduated from or woman employing agents for fast FRANK McKKB Cannier labor R, ,....,a.,.w1 mm I or mercy, shall be punished by fine nto West Point military academy two selling goods in New Mexico terri- A. FROST m..... A stoat Casfcter Im- RATNOun exceeding 15 nor less than $3, or years ago and Is now second lieuten- tory. Experience unnecessary, per- PORTERFIELD CO. h. r. prisonment in the county Jail of not ant in he twelfth cavalry, stationed YESTERDAY'S GAMES. Jos. Moore, 123 manent. References. 110 West Gold Ave. more iin fifteen days, nor less than at Fort Oglethrope, Ga. Two daugh- Plymouth, Chicago, 111. v. a BEPosrroar. jIXUFT" ' five days. In the discretion of the ters married army officers. Tne other American League. to H. E. WaS'TeB Male help. Saiebinan court, upon conviction before any dis- Is with ner parents. At Boston R. sta- Authorised Ospttal . .$SM,0OO4t 8 10 0 call on offices, banks, hotels and .. trict' court. Boston patented desk pad. BACON & BASHINSKY Up OapMal, Philadelphia 1 5 2 tioners to sell Pat garyfau 4 Profits $16,00.0S Sec. 1370 "It shall be lawful in Everybody buys at sight. Excellent cues of necessity for farmers and ADVERTISING THE Batteries: Glaze and Carrlgan; easily Cunningham side line; $30 per week made. Depository far Mchto, Topeka Baata Railway Company gardners to irrigate their lands and Whddell, and Schreck. Dougherty, 146 Hart REAL ESTATE AND LOANS f preserve same At Cleveland R. H. E. Charles H. wnen necessary to the Ave., Ocean Park, Calif, to remove grain and other products TERRITORIAL FAIR Cleveland 4 11 1 205 West Gold Auto Phone 578 g look lrom the fields on said day; end notn-In- Chicago 5 8 2 WANTED Representatives to In act shall be construed to Batteries: Moore, Townseud and after renewals of subscriptions for this Magazine. Experience prevent cooks, waiters and other em- Advertising car No. 4, one of the Bemis; Altrock and Sullivan. the American PROFESSIONAL CARDS ployes of hotels and restaurants and At R. H. E. not essential; no capital needed; finest cars ever sent out bv the New up a per- of butchers and bakers from perform Mexico association, Detroit 5 12 0 good opportunity to build STATE NATIONAL BANK Terirtorlal Fair Address J. N. ing their duties on said day.' arrived in El Paso Thursday morn St. Louis 1 2 4 manent business. LAWYERS. Voicing sentiment of the ChriS' Trainer, 14i Fifth Ave., New York, ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO the tng. says the Herald. Batteries: Mullin, Schmidt and Ira M. Bond. tian public, we urge our city and coun' The car Is under the management Payne; Howell, Jacobson and Rickey. New York. ty officials enforce these laws as ATTORNEY AT LAW. 32 F street to of J. B. McManus and has already At New York R. H.E. SALESMEN WANTED. N. W., Washington, D. C. Pensions, CAPITAL, $100,000.00 toe? stand upon the statute dooks. covered most of the territory of New Washington 5 10 4 Amusements, as theater, lands, patents, copyrights, caveats, such fee Mexico. New York 7 9 1 WANTED Salesman wanted to place letter patents, trade marks, claims. SURPLUS AND PROFITS, . . . 22,000.00 the skating rink, amusement parlor, twenty- - Falkenberg Warner; jewelry 'departments with general "The management of the Batteries: and R. W. D. Bryan. racing, ball games, etc., ail are In di fair, place Chesebro and McGuire. trade in New Mexico. High commis or statute, ana sixth annual which takes ATTORNEY AT LAW, Albuquer Interest Paid on Time Deposits rect violation tnis at Albuquerque September 17-2- Is Second game R. H. E. sions with $100 monthly advance. Bnould be stopped. capable que, N. M. Offlce, First National Safety Deposit Boxes for Rent. Drafts Issued on all parts of the Worid making every effort to make it the Washington 5 t 6 Permanent position for Bank building. W. W. HAVENS, most successful event of its kind ever New York '....20 18 4 salesman. Jewelry experience un Anti-Saloo- n league. Superintendent Mc- Hardy, Hughes, Stanley necessary. Jess. 11. Smith Co., De E. W. Dobson. held In the southwest," .said Mr. Batteries: ATTORNEY AT LAW. Offlce. firom f J. C. ROLLINS. Manus, and Wakefield; Orth, Barger, Kleinow troit, Michigan. V Pastor First M. E. Church. well block, Albuquerque, N. M. We Want J "The $10,000 In purses offered for and Thomas. Your Banking Business HUGH A. COOPER, FOR RENT. DENTISTS, Presoyterian Church. horse raoes will bring the best horses Pastor vis- Nice, three-roo- m house, M. SOLLIE, to Albuquerque that have ever National League. FOR RENT J. R. the florist DR. J. E. KRAFT, Highland M. E. Church. ited the west. Every harness race At St. Louis H.E. Ives, Pastor 5 15 2 rooms Dental Surgeon, DIRECTORS MOSER, has been filled. The running races St. Louis FOR RENT Elegant furnished O. B. Dye. ERNEST 13 0 417 Room 8 15 and 16, Grant block, over N. Marron. Wm. Farr. J. Herndon. I. A. E. A. MIera. Church. will be featured, several races being Pittsburg 7 for gentleman only. Reasonable. H. strong. Pastor St. Paul's Lutheran Rhoades, Higgtns and the Golden Rule Dry Goods company. D. H. v.arns. J. A. Weinman. F. Jay A. Hubbs. A. G. HARRISON, run each day. Batteries: West Silver avenue. Both 'phones. Appointments made by Rector St. John's Episcopal Church. 'The baseball tournament, for Marshall; Manske, Willis and Peitz. FOR RENT Nicely furnished front mall. J. W. T. McNeil, which $1,500 in prizes Is hung up, will At Chicago R. H.E. room to gentleman employed. BroaU especially Interesting. Chicago 8 11 1 Edmund J. Alger. D. D. S. Pastor First Baptist Church. be near. 35 soutn Arno Nn 3ftfi Pnllrnnrt nvpniiA Offlnp W. BARRON, 'A large amount of money has Cincinnati 1 6 1 room house J. - FOR RENT Five brick hours, 8:30 a. m., to 12:-- J p. m.; 1:30 Congregational Church. been hung up In prizes for exhibits, Batteries: Overall and Kllng; Wel- A. Pastor on Tijeras road. Apply to Mrs p. m. io b p. m. reiepnone 4tz. Ap especial attention having been given in e rand Livingston. Coleman, 422 West Tijeras GROSS, KELLY & CO., INC. At Brooklyn R. H. E. pointments maae by man. to the cattle and fruit exhibits. FOR RENT Pleasant front rooms for DESCRIPTION OF "The Sheep and Wool Growers' Boston 5 11 ti PHYSICIANS. Brooklyn ' 6 11 2 housekeeping. Rent reasonable convention, which will convene In Al and buquerque during fair week, will help Batteries: Young. Dorner and Close in. Corner of Sixth street DR. R. L. HUST. TUCSON BREAKERS greatly to swell the attendance and O'Neill; Pastorlous, Eason and Rltter. Railroad avenue! Office, 6-- N. T. Armijo Bldg. JAIL promises to be the largest gathering At Philadelphia R. H. E. FOR RENT A six-roo- house; bath Tuberculosis treated with High Wholesale Grocers 1 plprtrio llirM mil other modern con Frequency Electrical Current and of Its kind ever held in the west. New York k 2 5 1 624 Tijeras Germicide. Treatments given each Last Sunday night two prisoners 'The Western Amusement com Philadelphia ,..4 8 veniences. West ave pany, with twenty shows, has been se Batteries: Ames and Smith; Rithie nue. day from 8 a. m. to 4 p. m.. Trained 1roke jail at Tucson, Ariz., and since nurse In attendance. 'phones. and escape good. cured, and will give free performances and Donovan. FOR RENT Saloon in good location Both Wool, Hide Pelt Dealers then have made their everything UNDERTAKER. Sheriff Pachecho has sent out circu- at Intervals on the streets every in city; fixtures and nlgbt." Western League. ready business. Apply to Con lars, giving following deescrlption for Auto, 'phone 115 the At Des Moines R. H.E. solidated Liquor Co. 316. Colo., Red of thti prisoners, one of which has A. BORDERS. Review of Keith's Magazine for Sep Des Moines 4 7 3 Newly furnished rooms ALBUQUERQUE AND LAS VEGAS been secured by Chief McMillin: 3 3 2 FOR RENT Commercial Club Building. Black Mexican, aged 25 tember. Lincoln at tho Minea polls house, with or "Miguel Carillo, Batteries: Gillen and Wolfe; Jones and White Hearse, $5. years, height 5 feet 6 inches, weight The first fall number of Keith's without housekeeping, $1 per week black Magazine tn Home Building gives to and Zinran. and up. Albuquerque, N. M. ARCHITECTS. 135 pounds; black, kinky hair; Denver R. H. E. dark, prospective builders a collection of At ' eyes; complexion not very 9 9 0 FOR RENT Cottages and cottage F. W. Spencer and V. O. Walling' shaven, most pleasing and artistic house de- Denver GROSS, KELLY & CO., INC. some what yellowish, clean signs Pueblo 11 18 3 flats, one to five rooms. Very nice ford. Rooms 46 47, Barnett building. upper goljf tooth, which with moderate cost. This num- etc., suit has an front ber will prove 'particular value to Batteries: Wright, Engle, Page and ly furnished, pianos, to Albuquerque, N. M. Both 'phones. shows very prominently when he of tenants. Mrs. Norris, No. 110 East on those who are desirous of knowing Zalusky; Minor and Reniker. CIVIL ENGINEER. speaks or laughs, 'is tattooed more R. H. E. Coal avenue, east end of viaduct. arm; speaks some about Modern hardwood floors At Sioux City SHOWER BATH BENEFITS breast and one and their finishings. A special article Sioux City 7 13 5 FOR SALE. J. R. Farwell. English; had on light pants, small on ibis subject with color card Insert Omaha 4 12 1 FOR SALE Elegant Knabe in Room 23. N. T. Armijo building. are simply a "terra Incognita" to black hat and shirt with red dots. illustrating San- the a dozen various specimens Batteries: Corbett and Hess; perfect condition. Apply 612 South man who never tried them. Jf we fit Was held on a charge of robliery. flooring Is NOTARY PUBLIC. of given; a helpful study ders and Bender. bath-tu- b Irlsh-Arrica- n; Broadway. up a for you as It should "C.' F. Randall. of wall decoration taking up the sub Irish brogue quite pronounced; aged FOR SAi.E Bicycle and general re Thos. K. D. Maddlson. namely, with a shower at- ject of friezes, illustrated with five ex- American Association. Offlce with W. B. Childers, 117 West comfort, about 40 years; height 5 feet 8 inches; amples; City pair shop with fine set of tools; tachment, the coolness and the regular monthly depart- At Kansas good Gold avenue. enjoyment you'll obtain not weight ICO pounds; light complexion; ment on decorating home, econo- Kansas City 1 paying business. Porterfleld these 4 the Co., 110 avenue. summer days and night will make you blue eyes; light hair; heavy reddish micg and serving at the table with St. Paul 4 Gold RODERICK STOVErt, E. E. il on black clothes, light A our friends lor life. Ask us about moustache: had other notes of interest make up a At Indianapolis i'Oli SALE hanusome Hardman prices. color cowboy hat. Held on charge of most helpru! 0 piano, In fine condition snd almost Electrical and Mechanical Engineer, magazine for prospective Indianapolis Agent for Fairbanks, & Co. burglary. builders, t)n 0 new, a bargain. For particu Morse We carry the finest line of garden home sale at all news Columbus at Gas and gasoline engines a specialty. stands, 15 per copy. Toledo-Tol- edo lars, call at this office. in cents Published At 906 avenue. hose the city. by M. L. Kelt li, .Minneapolis, 14 West Railroad Auto Minn. FOR SALE My general store. Rare matic 'phone, 179. PUSHING WORK luisvil!e ? chance for some one to secure an "To Cure A Felon," Address, P, EXAMINER OF TITLES. Plumbing andlHeating Co. says At Milwaukee established business. Standard Sam Kendall, of . Phillipsliurg, Milwaukee 9 M., Puoblitos, N. M. ON YUMA DAM Kan., "just cover It liuck-leu- 's H. R. WHITING, Auto. 'Phone, 671. Colo., Red 284. over with Minneapolis 1 FOR every day at Arnica Salve Salve will SALE Fresh cider No. 119 South Second Street, First and the 30 cents gallon. Order Colorado do the rest." Quickest cure for Hives, eczema, or rheum a National Bank building. itcn salt 252-- 2, or Albers Hums, Sores, Scalds, you crazy. touch telephone. Black Albuquerque, N. M. O PROJECT WILL BE COMPLETED Wounds. Piles, sets Can't bear the Bros.' Dairy wagons. L. U. Albers, Eczema. Salt Rheum, Chapped your Examiner and abstracter of . land 1873. BY 1908 AT A TOTAL COST OF Hands, of clothing. Doan's Ointment 1930 avenue. "OLD RELIABLE" ESTABLISHED 0 RANCH- Feet Eyes. Only Why South Railroad titles. Including those of Spanish and Om0K9CC $3,000,000, WHICH Sore and Sore 25c cures the most obstinate cases. ERS WILL MAKE GOOD at all druggists. suffer. All druggists sell tt. OR SALi-- J A well established gen Mexican origin. store, doing good I eral merchandise The Breath of Life. L. B. PUTNEY In good country Notwithstanding the columns that business. town It's a significant fact that the have been aim tne hundreds ft good reasons for selling; store gor- written Every mother feels building dwelling or strongest animal of Its size, the of Jokes that have been sprung about pain and for rent illa, lungs. Pow- GROCER great dread of the sale. P. o. box 218. also has the largest THE WHOLESALE Yuma heat, it U reported that clerks and danger upon erful lungs mean powerful creatures. In reclamation service are making attendant FOR SALE The Minneapidis House, the the most period How to keep the breathing organs FLOUR, GRAIN AND PROVISIONS applications continually for transfers Mm critical at a bargain. Must be sold. Forty' right should be man's chlefest study. newly to Yuma on the Laguna dam, which is of licr life. Kecoming four rooms, all furnished Like thousands of others, Mrs. Ora A. Carries the Largest and Most Exclusive Stock of Staple Groceries probably ibe most talked of govern- mother (.houlil hi a Knurr nf irtv nil fmt tUe iifTrinix and painted and papered. The best pay Stephens, WHlllams, O., has way pres- ing Albuquerque. Any of Port In the Southwest. ment project under at the dangerMincident to the ordeal makes its anticipation one of misery. property In learned how to do She writes. or this. ent time. Mother's Friend is the only remedy which reli ves women of the great offer acceptable. Call address C "Three Unties of Dr. King's New The Laguna, dam will be completed D. Warde, the Minneapolis House, Discovery my cough of two z nuffi-cien- t pain and danger of maternity ; this hour which is dreaded as woman's stopped FARM AND FREIGHT WAGONS In 1908 and will furnish water Albuquerque, N. M. years we of what my Irrigate of acres. Ac- i not only made painless, is avoided and cured to millions severest trial but all the danger FOR SAUK Furniture and five years friends thought consumption. O. it's ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. s cording i uma people who visit Tuc- RAILROAD AVENUE. ' to by its use. Those who use this remedy are n longer desn ndent or lease (with privilege of seven years) grand for throat and lung troubles. son, kayg the Citizen, work on the dibt-essin- g gloomy j nervousness, nausea and other con tions are of Victoria hotel. Denting, N. M. by druggists. Price dam is progressing rapidly and as Guaranteed all overcome, the system is made ready for the coming event, and tho Furniture can lie Bold with or with- 5ic and $1.00. Trial bottle free. many laborers us can be teemed ai out lease. Sickness of proprietor put to work. serious accidents so common to ti.e critical only ause of sale. Address John M. The government is spending hour are obviated by the use of Mother's Cain, Iteming, N. M. MOTT'S PENNYROYAL PILLS J. C. BALDRIDGE on the dam, but sum this Frie.id. is worth its weight in gold," " Th-- overcome Weaknest, DEALER IN NATIVE ANO CHICAGO LUMBER will be repaid to tne government by "It FOR SALE General merchandise says many who have used it. $i.oo per on El Paso and South- id Luitloll ' I'lilli if tlirllMlU- - who will be business the I " 1lu-- the ranchers benenteu. ti. n are ' Life HHifn" SHERMAN-WILLIAM- Covers more, loo..s best, wears the - loner's western In eastern New Mexico. t Ua PAINT work is In charge of M. L. Pp- bottle at drutr stores. 'Hook containing t irirlft t .mnliot.U. auluitf The $20,000. Fine v nt of (rirtis nd body. So longest, most economical; full measure. pard, who has had ido experience valuable information of interest to ail women, will Stock $15,000 to kiiuu rt'im'ly fur Lime, Cement, Paint, for right rarty. Can ex- BUILDlNu PAPER Always in stock. Plaster, In dam construction. be sent to any oddrefet free upon application to Am S&sb IXhjtb of plain good reason for selling. Lo- tV miiu unifisiB. Glass ttc During the high water season muii. niCO-- ai Ad- MOTT CHEMICAL i"' ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEX. is on at present BnADFIClD REGULATOR CO., Atlanta, Q friend cality healthiest In New Mexico. FIRST STREET AND COAL AVE. the Colorado, which paper. FOK liY ANN & SON. it Is necessary to take defensive ineas- dress Inquiries to this SALE 'ALBUQUERQUE SATURDAY, 8EPT. 1, 1906. EVENING CITIZEN. PAGE THREE

CONVENTION OF ROOSE-

VELT COUNTY REPUBLICANS

WET AT PORTALE9 NOMINATED A Free Auto Ride to University Heights! PART OF TICKET ENDORSED . ANU..EW3 FOR DELE- GATE. Five year from now and you would not know it wa the lame Albuquerque. The Height will be the aristocratic residence section fifty-fo- ot The republican county convention of the city. jM. Better buy some of those beautiful lots at from $25.00 to $150.00 per lot; $5.00 down $5.00 per month. No of Roosevelt county met Saturday af- interest, and you will double your money ternoon at the court house in t'ortale and was ca..d to order by W. E. Undsey, chairman of the county cen- tral committee. Albert U Breeding of Texlco was elected temporary chair- man and M. J. Logan of Portales, sec- University Heights Improvement Co., Owners retary. The temporary organization .was made permanent. The following nominations for coun Down Town Office 119 South Second Street ty officers were made: or sheriff, First National Bank Building )a P. Tafflnder; for probate clerk, J. K. White: for assessor. William E. Logan; for commissioner from the eecond district, Thomas H. Tilling hast. The county central committee for J. D. Eakln, President Chas. Mellnl, Secretary two years was organized by electing O. Oioml, Vice President O. Bachechl, Treasurer. W. E. Lindsev. chairman: H. K. I"ut- JIM CORBETT WRITES man, secretary, and Robert Hicks, TERRITORIAL TOPICS treasurer. The following resolutions were Go. adopted: CLEANINu UP LAS Consolidated Liquor We. republicans of Roosevelt RECOVERED HER HEALTH the VEGAS BEFORE FAIR BUT county in convention assembled, en- ON NOT HER SPEECH in the GANS AND NELSON ?evera! thousand people will visit Victorians ArmlJo, who became un- Successors to dorse and our belief Lag during the fair, says the ago, principles of our party as declared in Ve.as conscious about six weeks as she MELINI A EAKIN, and BACHECHI & GIOMI. platform. Optic. Preparations should commence knelt on the floor of her home on Man- our last national for coming. Las Vegas should pray- We congratulate particularly our their hattan avenue In feanta Fe, after i Is among the 'greatest the world has look her best. The streets and alleys ing almost continuously for four days, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN selves as we 1 as the people general FORMER HEAVYWEIGHT CHAM- has come ever seen in this respect. He Is rangy should be cleared of all debris and during which time she refused food, ly upon the prosperity which PION FEARS THAT GANS' MODE a of paint put on where under republican rule in nation and and shifty on his feet and a hard man coat needed. has recovered her health and Sunday OF LIFE WILL TELL ON HIM IN to hit. He has a good guard and a Next to relating what was seen by the arose from !ed. Strange to say, how- Liquors territory. visitors ever, Wines, & Cigars We endorse the national Jdmlnis THE RING WHEN HE MEETS counter that I have every reason to on their return to their homes the girl Is unable to speak and they tell how the city looked. Should apparently has lost the use of tration as conducted by Theodore "BAT." remember. Just what portion of all entire ' this advantage will be cut down by the city not look its best, we can her vocal organs. It is doubtful if We keep everything in Roosevelt declaring our utmost confi ft, KB honesty purpore his Increase in age and the wear and expect a knock. It will only require a she ever speaks again. Fpr nearly a dence in his of and this, put stock to outfit the most fastidious bar complete giving our most enthusiastic en- (By James J. Corbett.) tear on his nervous and physical short while to do bo let's all month the girl was in an unconscious couragement to his efforts for sup The whole country la discussing the makeup by the life ho has led for the our shoulder to the wheel. condition and her life was despaired the of. pression wrong. Gans-Nels- fight. No fistic encoun- past few years Is only in the realm of Her aged mother who is blind of NEW kept We endorse the administration of ter In several years has stirred up as guess. INSTRUCTORS FOR her alive by administering liquid Have been appointed exclusive agents territory of New Mexico and de much Interest. Even heavyweignt ROSWELL INSTITUTE foods with a Bpoon. She began to re- in the Southwest for the the Well, if Gans has all this, where Two Sun- clare our faith in the fairness and battles pale into insignificance. new members of the faculty gain her strength a week ago and does Nelson come in? Let us see. The of the New Mexico Military institute day was able to walk. S:nce she col- JOS. SuHLITZ, ability oi our governor, Herbert J. With growing danger Dime has been coming for past Hagerman. the contest the have arrived, says the Roswell Record. lapsed, however, she has never spok- WM. LEMP AND ously near to its settlement a dis- two years, or ever since he started, Capt. Warren S. Barlow, United en a word. ST. LOUIS A. B. C We deciare our appreciation of the cussion of the merits of the two if you care to go back that far. army, labors and accomplishments of our States retired, came in from BREWERIES. congress. fighters will not be out of place. Both Moderation has been his watchword Fort Bayard, N. M., and la detailed by MAY HAVE TO FACE present delegate in William styles peculiarto them in everything but progress. He has CHARGE MURDER YELLOWSTONE, Andrews, and pledge to him our have that are the war department to remain at Ros- OF ti. ad- lived as any sensible man when in- A dispatch from Pueblo, says: GREEN RIVER, support .he of selves, and while each has its should well as military inspector at the lir matter a case not In training, in- Frank Tambling, a representative of W. H. McBRA ER'S tion election to succeed himself vantage, brute strength in this and has constantly stitute. He was graduated from West and will be a mighty important factor. creased in strength, until today in Point in 1892, and has seen consider- a Denver employment agent, may toe CEDAR BROOK, in that office. powers called upon to face the charge mur- LOUIS HUNTER, We demand .ne nomination and At the present, time Battling Nel actual physical he is a be' tor able active service In the United of man Is always army, A. Do Beaumont, dering a teamster at La Oebolla, N. T.J. MONARCH, . election to office in Roosevelt county son Is for his inches the strongest than Gans. And he States Capt. able to retain this advantage. He is a lieutenant In the United States ar- M., some time ago. Tambling brought And other of such men as will deserve and re and sturdiest pugilist In the world. a men standard brands of whiskies Don me. He is not the one of the coolest propositions the my for five years, arrived from the number of to Pueblo last week too numerous to m .tion. ceive the confidence and approval of t misunderstand to go to work in the southern part of every law abiding citizen, and insist best fighter, but for brute strength fighting world has ever seen. You University of Virginia, where he has can do what you want to him and say been for a year, and will take charge the state. The Jobs failed to ma- that no political ties should entitle and tenacity and endurance, he has to terialise and he was and tak- any man not thus qualified to receive take a back seat, tor no one. what you like in the ring, but Nelson of civil engineering and physics at the arrested remains same indomitable bunch Institute. He served in the Philippines en to Denver. It is claimed that a pay our support or the support of any pa Gans, in day was an the sup- his almost ideal of rush punch. wallops and had two years special work in Ja- check owned by the missing and WE ARE NOT COMPOUNDERS triotic citizen of our county. fighter. a punch, clev- and Ten that He had great will rock his head to right pan. Both gentlemen are valuable ad- posedly murdered teamster was cash- erness excellent endurance. In and left in by Tambling and and to back will not stop or rat- ditions to the Institute faculty. ed Pueblo at the store all his important fights except one the McCord, Chapman & But sell the straight article as received by us from the best Wineries, the tle Nelson, while if Gans runs into of the Greer NEW COMPANIES with McGovern, when is scarce- Mercantile company. Denver po- Distilleries and Breweries In the United States. Call and Inspect our there the same from will be JOHN CAIN SERIOUSLY The . ly any col- Nelson there lice hold Tambling Stock and Prices, or write for Illustrated Catalogue and Price doubt he laid down, the a display of pyrotechnics once. ILL AT DEMING have been asked to List ring abil- at for r'uei.10 officials is un- Issued to dealers only. ored lad showed wonderful If Thomas Cain of Idaho Springs, the and it FILE THEIR PAPERS ity. In so good was Nelson should miss a half dozevj derstood New Mexico authorities fact, he most of blows In keeps right Colo, arrived in Demlng last Satur- the the time it was impossible for succession he are also after him. that on. It never bothers him. 1 think he day evening, having been called here him to fake without letting the public by wire to attend his brother, John M. WITH THE TERRITORIAL SECRE get wise. Is the superior of any other fighter AMERICANS WORK the world has ever known In this re- Cain, who is seriously ill, says the A SMOOTH GRAFT TARY AND ARE READY FOR Gans also has one of the greatest spect. Demlng Headlight. Mrs. C. M. Har-- BUSINESS. records any prize fighter ever boasted If Gans should miss Nelson Two' American adventurers are several times in succession look out mon of Detroit, Mich., who Is Mr., alleged to have worked a smooth graft of. He has taken part in over 150 came Tues- - St. Michael's College lor an ascention. Cain's daughter, also last Mexico recently. En- The following articles of incorpora Important fights, and his climb to- at Llanos de Ora, In his figiu with Brltt, Nelson kept day and Is at her father's bedside con- tering the camp they reported having CHRISTIAN BROTHERS tion have been filed m the .office of ward the top was steady and sure, stantly. Mr. Cain has prom- Territorial Secretary J. W. Raynolds: right on forcing and plowing until his been a seen a number of Yaqui Indians in the and when he met Erne for the world's inent resident of Deming for several vacinlty. Yvuen story SANTA - - Blazer Spiral Engine Company-Princ- ipal I pace really became monotonous to the the had time FE, NEW MEXICO , championship he was at his best. years his here are count- place of business at aiescal-ero- spectators. He never gave up a sec- and friends to circulate and some of the people at mean the last time. He beat the great ed by the number of its inhabitants the camp had reached the proper stage Otero county. Territorial agent, Frank in a punch, and all fightdom ond and the blow that rocked his head N. Capt. him a great deal worry only, and all anxiously await the daily of apprehension, the two strangers Aimer Blazer at Mescalero. marveled, for it was only two years caused iess FORTY-EIGHT- H tal stock, $10,000. Object, to manu than it did the most uninterested reports as to his condition with a feel offered their services aa guards and YEAR before that Erne put the hooks into ing that comes from their utmost souls scouts, to keep a sharp lookout for the lacture and sell patented rotary or Joe in twelve rounds in New York. spectator in a faraway corner of the spiral engines. Duration, fifty years. pavillion. In words, punishment that he Is better and will soon be Indiana. The Nogalls Oasis Bays they Where was Nelson at that time? other among us again. were employed and outfitted by the Incorporators, Aimer N. Blazer, James He was starting up ladder; makes no more inroad on his emotions BEGINS SEPT. 3rd J 906 A. Carroll, Ted E. Blackford, A. H. Just the residents of tne camp and spent a hardly had been heard of, In fact. He than a whiplash on a saw horse. strutting place to Woniack, Mescaiero; Howard Thomp The Pane's body is almost unburi- LAS VEGAS LADIES about the armed son, Paso, Texas. was meeting second raters In Mil- tne teeth. They then broached' the El waukee and Chicago, and his reputa- able. It seems thut nature forgot to GO SNIPE HUNTING Wagnon Lumber and Trading Com Mrs. C. H. Bailey and Miss Elsie plan of securing horses, bo they could tion had not traveled much d put the usual amount of sensitiveness ride about tne hills and see mat the E. Por-ven- BRO. pany. Principal place or business at in it, and blow after blow, will have Hoffman, during their stay at El ir LEWIS. PRESIDENT Hagerman, Chaves county. Territor Hegeswlsch. A match between prowling reds did not get too near the Gans and the Dane at that time would little. on it. Nelson always goes recently had the pleasure or camp. purpose purchasing ial agent, Perry Wagnon, at Hager hunting snipe in night For the of have been a Joke. But what has hap- toward his opponent, but his hands the time. One good horses and outfits Is stated, man. Capital stock, $20,000, divided are high arms out, was directed to hold the sack and the it into two hundred shares of the par pened since then? held and his well General Manager Mackay advanced To start with, Gans has not im- while his head Is low and crouched other attracted the snipe with a light- i,000. The men left camp to got value of $100 each, commencing busi en lantern, but despite their efforts the ness with ,.10,000. Object, dealing in proved a lick. He has gone back, Just forward. Gans' position is almost the the horses and, so far as the residents THE mer- how much. Is hard to say. Of course, opposite of this and it looks as if was William Curtis Bailey declares he has of Llano de Uro can learn, are si.i! lumber, coal, grain and general seen no snipe In the Bailey refriger- Albuquerque Lumber Co. chandise. Duration, fifty years. In- he claims that he is still as good as to the Dane's advantage. Gans will looking for suitable animals. the day he fought Erne. This is sure- have to do the leading while the Dane ator. He likes snipe, too. Some dis- corporators, R. M. Wagnon May, Tex- turbing WHOLESALE AND RETAIL as, Perry Wagnon, M. F Wagnon, ly a mistake. Everything in his life keeps boxing In, and the counter al element interefered with the For any disease of the skin we can Hagerman, New Mexico. points to the opposite. His domestic ways comes rrom tne Dane with a peaceful possession of their rpom recommend Chamberlain's Salve, it Pyramid Copper Company. Prlnci trouble, his friction with the fight little extra force and he sometime while they were in the woods snaring relieves the Itching and burning sen- Lumber, Glass, Cement and Rex Flintkole Rooting pal place of business at Lordsburg, promoters and his age. These may be sends in two punches for good meas- the snipe, to top It all off, and Mrs. sation Instantly and soon effects a Grant county. Territorial agent, O, laughed at by some, but the old fight- ure. There probably never was a Bailey, it Is said, developed a decided cure. This salve Is also invaluable K. Smith at Lordsburg. Capital stock. ers will look and listen. They all fighter who could use his head, arms taste for sardines on a trip to Her- for sore nipples. Any druggist. First and Marqaette Albuquerque, New Mexico Sl.000.0ui. divided into one million count. And if there is any of the and body to such wonderful advantage mit's peak while they were on the sbares of the par value of $1 each natural cowardice in the Baltimore when in close to his opponent. Ask outing. Optic. Citizen Want ads bring result. Object, general mining and milling man that is usually found In the rep- Jimmy Britt whether he would sooner business. Duration, fifty years. In resentatives of his race, In the ring, be hit by Nelson than land a swing corporators, David L. Snediker, James then the life he has led for the past on the Dane's tow-thach- head. J. Larkin, New York City; feter four years will tend to increase it. Gans may give you the same answer RESOLVED! A Stederoth, Jersey City, New Jersey. Reverses take the starch out of an when the fight is over, regardless of THAT IT IS BETTER, To Co BARE AS000SPECIAL INDUCEMENT The Great Western Commercial athlete as quick as anything he has how it goes. BAD Company. Principal place of business to contend with. Nelson, no doubt, Let one blow start Gans down Queer FOOTED THAN To WEAR. $UQZS at Roy, Mora county . Territorial compelled re- realized this when he Joe street, and see what wonderful XT IS OUR DUTY TO WEAR. GOOD to those who are anxious to have agenc, A. S. Bushkeviti, at Roy. Cap! to make 133. This would be the final cuperative and reserve power the tal stock, $25,000, divided into two CLOTHES, BECAUSE WE MAKE BETTER gas range, yet are postponing buying nail in the coffin of his defeat from Dune can call into use. But with all till next year, we making hupndred and fifty shares of the par the Dane's standpoint, and I believe this, Gans stop a are this value of $loo each, commencing busi- in condition would IMPREXSlONJ AND EARN MoREMONgY unique offer, good till August 20. no fighter ever entered ring with blow m , the lot of the Dane's rushes with the 4 tffi 1 JHk ness with $6,000. Object, colonization, more assurance a lit im Detroit Jewel Ga Range No. 62-1- operating merchandise establishments, confidence and than that he is noted for, and his cleverness Nelson will have on September 3. Gans would cause the Dane more worry ANdStockncs $21.00. Terms, $3 cash and $4 a dealing in live stock and their pro- not tuf. rEFT. Poor month for four months. ducts, conducting health resorts, etc. is afraid of the weight, and I do than he has ever been up against be- compelled ANYONE NOT 25-1- Duration, fifty years. Incorporators, blame him, although he was fore, even conceding he has increased WONT FOOL EVEN YOUR. Detroit Jewel Gas Range, No. de- $22.50. S5 Bus-ikevlt- to listen to Nelson's arbitrary in strength since his last big battle. Terms, cash and $3.50 a Alex S. Bushkevitz, Adell arrange- noy; Max M. Bushkevitz, Leniont, mands in the preliminary If the contest resolves itself into FEET BU5TER, BROWN. month for five months. ments for the match. a give and take affair with the men FREE PLUMBING. enough Let us hope that there is undergoing a severe gruelling, the To each p jchaser of a range will personal enmity re- - between the two conditions of the fight may be be given, free, one year's suoBcrlp-uo-n JAP CLARK CORRECTS fighters to make up for the lax con- membered, and Goldfields will be In to one of the following magazines ditions which govern the fight. As for one of the biggest disappointments The Delineator, Good Housekeeping everybody knows by this time, Nelson in the annalls of the fight game. Both or Woman's Home Companion. This STEER ROPING RECORD and his manager could see nothing men, realizing the outcome will ' that exceptional offer will be closed after that wasn't sure. It. took I20.0UO win have no effect on the purse, may Monday, August 20th. or lose to make them affix their names shirk the terrific hammering that is The following letter was received to a contract, and the guarantee that sure to be Indulged in with these two recently by the Denver Post: Gans would make 133 at the ringside. great fighters at their best, lined tip "I notice an article in your papw Hut it is in the comparative fight- against each other. The Albuquerque Gas, Electric Light and Power Co. of August 18 from Cheyeune, Wyo., ing strength of the two men that this With Gans at his best, I mean in saying that Charles B. Irwin made a article is Intended to deal. Say Gans the shape he was in when he won CORNER 4th A NO OOLD new world's record in a roping con- is able to do all that he has con- the world's championship, he will win. test by roping and tielng a steer in tracted to do. Say the weight of 133 How he will be ablo to get that way 38 1- seconds. leaves him in the same condition (an someone else, with a better imagina- 'I will admit that that is very good impossibility) riiat 135 would. Then tion or Insight, will have to tell. With 00K0000 lime, but is nowhere near the record. the Dune will face a fighting machine Nelson in the shape he ought to be No.JKi f. H. A TE O'REILLY & CO. McGonlgle a that excels him in many respects. In in, and with the fight on the square CQV'CHT kq fYT"E UTgW MftWH f'a ZZ Foot ho Clay tied steei iu Carls- VM"45 -- bad. N. M., two or three years ago, in handling his mitts Gans has always he should win in less time than it 'LEADING DRUGGISTS-c- ra 24 seconds, and Wilson Carroll roped been celever than Nelson, and, in fact, took him to defeat Britt. YOU HAVE HEARD OF THE HoU-S- BUILT ON year and tied one in Oklahoma last in THE .SAND--- Of HOW, WHEN IT CAME To THE Mail Orders Filled Same Day Received. 22 Vi seconds, and in January, 1903, at a roping contest in El Paso, Texas, TE.ST, IT TOPPLED OVER, BECAU.SE IT HAD NO BOTH PHONES ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. a man by the name of Gibson, from COMPARATIVE WEIGHT OF THE TWO FIGHTERS FOUNDATION. DOD'T YOU THINK YOU WANT Arizona, roped and tied a steer In less TO BUILD YOUR ON A 600D-LooKI- Nd, than 22 seconds. The ropers were to Gans. APPEARANCE iselson. GOOD-WEARI- rope three steers each, and Gibson Weight 134 lbs. 135 lbs. GOOD-FEELI- N6, NG failed to catch his steer the second Height 5 ft., l in. 5 ft., 7'4 In. PAIR OF SHOES So YOUR APPEARANCE WON'T day and McGonlgle won the prize by Reach (outstretcned) 5 ft., l(j2 in. 5 ft., 7 in. tielng bis first steer in 34 second's and Neck 134 In. 14 in. FALL DOWN? VE CARRY SHOES WITH A RE- one in 26 seconds, and Albuquerque the second the Chest, normal in. 34 in. PUTATION, MADE FOR VS BY V. L. DOU6LA-5- , Business Men last one in 1 minute and 14 seconds. Chest, expanded 3n'.i in. 3T in. He tied the two first steers in one Waist iya in. in. WHICH LOOK WELL, FEEL WELL, WEAR WELL. minute flat. Biceps in. u in. YOUR FEET Do YOU A LOT OF .SERVICE. DON'T in the Evening Citi- ht h advertise "Thirty-eig- and one-fift- seconds Fort arm ll'i in. 10s in. is a very good record, but it will not Wrists i) in. 714 in. YOU WANT EACH ONE OF THEM To HAVE A tlo to come sou!h with. 'I high 2 ' -, in. 2) In. GOOD COMFORTABLE LEATHER HOU-5- To LIVE "Clay MoGonigle pulled the bridle Clf 134 in. 144 In. YOU BETTER IF YOU zen because it is the paper off hii4 In re and roped a steer and Ankie o'j! in. 8 in. IN? THEY WILL LIKE tied Mm In 32 seconds, in Carlsbad, N. TREAT THEM WELL.' TO HoUE YOUR FEET M., about two years ago. IN A PAIR OF DOUGLA-- .SHoE.5 WILL COST YOU people "Yours truly, A NEW SHOW EVERY WEEK. Cant look well, eat well or feel well the of Albuquerque "JAP I- CLARK. with iuiDUro bloo-- feeding vour bodv ONLY $3.50. THEN THEY WON'T HAVE To "New Mexico." pure Manager Keep the blood with Burdock's MOVE AGAIN FOR A LONG TIME. Davis, of the Penny Par- - i,lxd Hitters. Kat simply, take exer-- read. Ihm't use harsh physics. The r ac- lor. 216V.I South Second Btreet, an- - cis.-- , keep clean and you will live tion weakens the bowels, leads to nounces a change of program, new ng RESPECTFULLY. constipation. Rfg-ul'.s- . pictures and new songs every - chronic Get Doan's Satur- 0 STERN, They operate easily, tone the day morning. A whole show for a If you want results la advertising SIMON stomach, cure coustl. atlon. penn. . try an Evening Cltlien want ad. R. R. AVE. CLOTHIER page ALBUQUERQUE EVENING CITIZEN. rotr. SATURDAY, SEPTl 1, 1SC6. oxoyvox)xoxxxxxxxxxxoooa THE ALBUQUERQUE CITIZEN i SOME LABOR CONDITIONS 0 ' Published Dally and Wesklj. g WORLD WIDE GATHERED g By The Citizen Publishing Company XCKOC0XKXXHXXXXXX0(XXOC00 THE JAFFA Fall Opening of Boys' and Youth's Special Correspondence to The Evening Citizen. Clothing W. ft. 8TRICKLCR, W. T. McCRElOHT, Washington, I). C, Sept, 1. iJtbor and Industrial Duslneas Manager. In foreign countries ere Indicated in the fol SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY President. conditions Grocery Comp'y, H I lowing paragraphs front official reports by consuls to APPORTIONMENT the department of commerce and labor. I LEGISLATIVE ENGLAND The annual report of the General Fed Attention Is now being called to the redisricting eration of Trades Unions states that during the year r New Mexico for legislative purposes. It appears that 1905 men out of employment in the textile and engineer "Good Things to Eat" tbe present apportionment of representatives was made Ir.g trades were less In number than In 1W4, but In the in 1891, and has continued unchanged during the suc-reedi- printing and building trades the number of unemployed A Word to Mothers fifteen years. Of course, the population of New was so great as to be little s'.iort of alarming. The cost IMeslco has greatly changed during that time; and whll per member of ihe associations Which pay unemployed WE DO NOT SACRIFICE In- Our idea of success is to give there bas doubtless been a general Increase, that benefits ranged from to to $S.7o a year. The labor or- each purchaser of Boys' crease has been much larger In some sections than In ganizations advocate ns the only relief shorter hours of QUALITY FQR PRICE and Children's Clothing such careful vithera. It also appears that by act of congress, the employment. attention and legislative assemblies are authorised and directed to Reports of the "distress committee," of Nottingham, conscientious service that her full satisfaction will reapportion the territory after each decennial national England, reviewing the winters work, shows: The census. In the failure of the legislatures so to do, four number jnf applicants for work in Nottingham 741.. with merit continued patronage. governors, different apportionments have been made by 1,739 dependents; 377 were passed as suitable for work, The Quality ot Our Goods the first on the census of 1860 and the last that of 1890. such as the committee could find. Of these 270 were Our idea of what the best Juvenile Clothing None has yet been made on the basis of the census of found work by the committee, others found work them- Must 6s Maintained MOO. selves; and for thirty-thre- e no work could be found. should be is expressed in the extensive line of suits There are many difficulties which always lie in the Many of the men helped were sinking Into a state of and overcoalt tor small andjarger boys, may of redisricting a commonwealth, whether old or despondency and bad become fearful of never securing ranging in age from 2'i to 17 years. The new. One of these Is the tendency of political parties work again. The work provided was in part on the will speak IS NONE TOO garments for the correctness of our standard if you will come and see to gerrymander, or so to arrange the districts as to give recreation grounds, being in the nature of public im- THE BEST ihe greatest representation to the party In power and provements. The average pay was 9 cents an hour. GOOD FOR OUR CUSTOM- them, and the courtesy and attention you receive will win your approval of our success WE DO NOT to minify as far as practicable the prospective The total outlay was $3,300. Similar conditions main- ERS. YET methods. You will be welcome our vt the party In opposition. This has frequently been tained In other cltlces, though some bad more unem- CHARGE ANY MORE FOR at store always. done In the states, and no doubt will often be done again. ployed than Nottingham. THE BEST THAN SOME ASK Another difficulty, and one that applies to a growing In the tinplate industries of Cardiff, Wales, wages FOR INFERIOR ARTICLES. like New Mexico, has two aspects. One ot minimum. The wage scale of last yea torritory are almost at a Fine Clothing and Fine Clothing and Tlwse Information of growth in the different year, workmen is accurate has Just been renewed for another the Furnishings Furnishings localities, and the other is that the reapportionment feeling that they would not be justified In asking an In- IN OUR BAKERY M. without increasing the membership of depressed of the industry, MANBEUX must be made crease, owing to the state DEPARTMENT goods only are r-TT , , legislative body. Were we a state, this latter anticipated from the "tinned Such mi, I, , , either and the harmful results Meadow Gold iliwuin, i, no existence. We Is principal used at tMct of the difficulty would have meat" scandals. The United States tho Butter, Ferndell Flour, upper lower dur- xmld increase the membership of our and market for tinplate, and the exports have fallen off Walter Baker', Choco- legislative houses to suit the demands of our Increased ing the past six months 7.C37 tons. late, Shepp'g Cocoanut 1 population. But as a territory we may not do this. We FRANCE Strikes marked the history of the past and the best of every- . can not Increase the number or our representatives or six months of Industrial Paris. The strikes involved thing else regardless of Good Reasons number ot our councilnien. Hence, reapportion- 30,000 men In the building trades, 25,000 In the carriage cost. The result la that te we make THE ment with us means merely taking away representa- building 1rade, 30,000 In railway construction, not to BEST commonwealth and giving It furniture, GOODS. A trial will tion from one part of the mention many thousands in the automobile, convince yu. o another part. This, together with uncertainty In the printing and other Parisian Industries. Mr. llarner, one Why 'we can sell you data upon which the apportionment must be changed, of the British labor leaders, and a member of the Inter- viW of necessity produce more or less friction and dis- national committee who visited Paris, informed an em- cheaper than our com- satisfaction. ployer that unless the demands of the men were com- ESPECIALLY FINE FRUIT i petitors. If It were certain that New Mexico will have state- plied with the necessltry aid would be given by the IS NOW ON THE MARKET time, either with or without Arizona, it England, Germany, Italy, Belgium, Den- B AND IF YOU WAN- T- lu First. We are in our hood in a short workmen of 1. 1 seems to The Citizen that it' might, perhaps, be wiser mark, Sweden and the United States to carry on the PEACHES - ow n building don't pay go over time. If we to let the reapportionment to that strike. PLUMS 1 r 4. MS nn a.- t, make it now, it will have to be remade when statehood GERMANY The state of the German iron and APRICOTS 4ww uiuiilil I cm. separate. Then, too, elections de- 1SsaI comes, be it joint or the steel trades Is very sa'lsfaetory. The work in hand GRAPES Second. We buy en- will probably supply more accurate data upon of every in order to execute tbia fall mands the exertion effort PtARS, ETC. vfcicta to make the reapportionment, should deferred the multitude of orders received. The foundries are tirely in car lots lowest statehood make the redisricting desirable at an earlier unable to cope with the demand. Prices of iron man- FOR PRESERVING CALL prices; biggest discounts. Ute. ufactures are continually rising. The outlook in the AND biT OUR PRICES. However, this view Is but tentatively held by The cotton Industry is also regarded as eminently satisfac- TRY OUR ROCKY Third. We pay cash Citizen, in the absence of much Informutlon on the sub- tory. A majority .of t he cotton mills have filler! their FORD CANTALOUPES every invoice coming ject. Of one thing The Citizen feels Tully assured. Gov- order lists for the next seven months at good prices. THEY ARE RIPE ernor Hagerman occupies the best position front which A strike Involving M.noo textile workers in Germany AND SWEET, into our store for the past to Judge the demands of an immediate reapportionment; was recently averted at Aix la Chappelle, where the ten years has been dis- and it he shall conclude that such apportionment is de- workmen in fifty factories went out as a result of a manded, and himself blhII undertake the making of it, small cut. The associated manufacturers threatened a counted. it will undeniably be the best and most Impartial of lockout if the men did not resume in a certain time. Jaffa Grocery Co. Fourth. We have uliicli existing circumstances will admit. The men consented on the understanding that their grievance was to be Investigated and corrected. "Good Thirds to Fat" for the twenty-fiv- e COUNTY SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENTS According to recently gathered statistics there has business past years understand it in every detail, -- been further reduction In the amount of meat consumed MAIL 0R8E2S FILLED THE SAME DAY present time In hav- where and how to buy. New Mexico Is fortunate at the in Germany. The drop Is from 21.40 to 20.94 pounds a 7 MY AKE RECEIVED. ing an able, efficient, laborious and enthusiastic super- quarter for each person, comparing 1906 with 1905. This intendent of public schools.. The Citizen ugrees with him is taken as an Indication that the cost of living Is high mast ah FURNITURE, CARPETS heartily In his high estimate of the Importance ot edu- In proportion to wages. O. W. STRONG'S SONS DRAPERIES. cation to the people of New Mexico, and In the self-evl-d- BELGIUM During the first three months of the fact that dn education as In everything else results past year eighty-thre- e strikes occurred in Belgium, In- are conditioned by the Instrumentalities employed. Good volving 11,500 persons. Iast year there were hut thirty Organ Recital n can not be secured with Inferior tools. Superin- strikes (luring the same period, but on account of the tendent Hudley is doing an excellent work In coal strike they involved 83,000 persons. The ability to earn SUMMER RESORTS AND HOTELS ins these facts upon public attention. 'RUSSIA Owing to political and other disturbances AT TMK and save the sum of one However, The Citizen thinks Prof.. Hadley'g de- - In Russia trade conditions have been bad. There was a by is! nsiiMia county school superintendent are Ideal great sugar. hundred dollars the time he 1 1 eooooooo. for the falling off in the shipments of grain nnd XcoooooocoeI .. O rather than practical. The man he describes la not to The numerous strikes interfered to an alarming extent Presbyterian Church of a?e, very largely determines V I I be had in many of the counties in Now Mexico, or In the with industrial Jevelopnient, and ordinary commercial whether a yotins man wi succeed either, for that matter at the wages which are operations were impeded by of p. later In life. PLEASANTLY states the restriction credits. mil a m. The young man who can hon- SITUATED. offered. The prospect is good for abundant crops .but the great- I Faywood estly earn, ty good hard knocks, EASY TO REACH. Then, too, The Citizen holds the superintendent in est harvest will be reaped by the money lender, and savo this amount before he error when he' thinks that there is in each county one AUSTRALIA Conditions in Australia are as satis- is twenty-one- , will learn that this RELIEVES PAIN. t J man better fitted for such office than any other and all factory as could well be desired. Exoorts show great experience is worth more to him a BUILDS UP others In that county. This one man superiority Is all Increase, while there is a slight increase of imports. Thursday, than one thousand uollars in after THE SYSTEM. years. i Hot a myth. It does not exist In morals, in ability, In at The increase In exports for two of this year CURES mmtlis one dol- RHEUMATISM. In character, In experience. In efficiency to $23,000,000. whole- With the first hundred tainments. amounted Prosperity has led to a saveu- - knowledge respect. living September lars comes the CURES KIDNEY AILMENTS. in acy There Is not a man today, whose sale exodus of Australians to Europe. Heads of mer of the real value of a dollar. He is (dace can not be filled as efficiently as ho is filling it; cantile houses are traveling lu the Unfted States also to brought Into close touch with the ! CURES DIABETES. had this fact runs through all society from President make business connections and to placa orders. 6. 1906 "Ins and outs ' of the business Springs CURES INDIGESTION. Roosevelt to the poorest rag picker. We can not get JAPAN Industrial conditions in Japan show rapid world; this will be of great value succegsward professor's Ideal man and we can not get "the one changes. During the 1905 exports in his journey. CURES the first three months of Is to DROPSY. important Is no gold, $12,500,000 It the 'banker's business best fitted for this office," for there amounted to $48,500,000 an increase of help every young man with a de- such one. over the corresponding period of the preceding year. On DR, MINOR C. BALDWIN termination to save. Again, The Citizen takes Issue with Prof. Hudley the other hand the imports were $54,500,000. or a de- ACCOMMODATIONS FIRST w says way crease of $10,750,000. THE BANK OF COMMERCE hen he that the to get this one best man "Is CLASS. both parties, by conference, to upon for unite the best ALBUQUERQUE. NEW MEXICO available person in the county." The Citizen objects to xxooxxxoooooc CONCERT v FAYWOOD, SUCCESS OF THE WOMAN'S this because, though the professor does not know It, it Sea Santa Fe Agent for round la bosslBm, rank and unmitigated. The better plan lb v ORGANIST v REST ROOM AT HOUSTON It trip rates, gotd for thirty day. for each party, through its regular channels, to select We Keep Up I New Mexico the best man at its command for this important place, KOOCr)OOOOOOOOOOOOOCOOCXOOOOt and then let each voter cast his ballot for either of the The "Woman's Rest Room" of Houston, Texas, was Seats on sale at Matson's We keep the quality ot our bread two he may qualified. deem the better opened to the public December 19, 1903, and from the on and after Monday, up to the highest. This is possible day of the opening the public, has practically taken by using; 4K09999m9m9m , At a conference o( the supervisors of the various charge' of it. A day has never passed by that less than September 3, 1906. A. C. BILICKE AND JNO. S. MITCHELL INVITE THEIR FRIENDS TO ctnmtiea of Arizona held some time in July, in Phoenix, 150 persons have been in these rooms. Tne Houston Best Flour, U was price in The MAKE NEW MEXICO HEADQUARTERS AT THE decided to raise the of the railroad land Improvement league was about a month old when they The Best Labor, Apache and other counties from 20 cents an acre to 40 decided In addition to their other civic club work to Albuquerque to cents an acre. When the board of supervisors met as a establish a Woman's Rest Room. Jcmrt efvry amy The Best Methods, In the week HOLLERBECK HOTEL board of equalization In July they adopted the recom- The object if this enterprise was a pleasant, quiet SunUmy. In mendation and made the raise. When they met attain retreat, centrally located, comfortably furnished with quire ul not only in mixing- - and baking, but Los Angeles, Calif. they were by Horn-ero- tost week met an Imposing array of legal couches, easy chairs, writing table, desks, etc., with And rem 's also in taking care of and selling Your friendship and patronage Is appreciated. Courtesy and attention t wc.it'sectatives of the Santa Fe Pacific ralroad and the dressing and toilet rooms, dining room serving Memt Hrnrk- - for vt. 21 1 w. hula the bread. If you want the best guest ia a pleasure to u. Frisco system. They pointed out that the taxes on this lunches for the free use of women who, from any cause, Avenue. land cost the two companies between $5,000 and $(.00U would need such a convenience. The woman in busi you'll have to use Balling's Bread. HOLLENBECK HOTEL AND CAFE BETTER THAN EVER. LOCATION Mh year, while the Santa Ke company got only $iiti ness life can here spend her noon recess with privileges CONVENIENT AND DESIRABLE. jn:Iy tor the rental and most of their land was lying of the daily (paper and late niagaziues, but, above all, SAY 6ANS Will PIONEER BAKERY, tu lie nsed by anyone who wanted to use it. The Frisco ihe weary out of town shopper can here find rest, leave 20T SOUTH FIRST UTRCS.T. New Mexico people spending the Summer on the beaches are welcome to mail told bow his line a thousand miles away bad put her parcels, freshen her toilet, drink a cup of coffee, eat feel at home In our hotel when visiting Lot Angeles. mi money to keep the old Atlantic & Pacific road from a sandwich or get whatever lunch hhe may want. Five BE EASY VICTOR quitting traffic entirely, and bow it had finally had to cents is Ihe amount charged for one serving- The busi DEPOT AND BEACH LINE CARS STOP AT THE HOLLENBECK DOOR. laku this land or nothing and yet it never yielded them ness woman of Houston has here found happy comfort P.MATTEUCCI a dollar for rent. The geirtlemcn said out plainly t hat and recreation for her tired body as bhe rests a, her VERDICT OF FIGHTERS. SOME OF DEALER IN Itu-i- r companies would never pay the taxes at more than noon hour. As n men are allowed in these rooms, when WHOM HAVE MET BOTH MEN IN THE niNG. Men's, Women's and Child- 30 cents, so if the counties wauted to tax the land, get ' lie .couches are all tilled she lakes a pillow and lays a BEST IN what they could cut of selling it for the tuxes, why go her weary self in a quiet corner on floor, which is ren's Fine Shoes THE TOWN the Hauling defeat-in- U'U1. The board fell back and restored the old rate. NYlaon's iliaiu'i's of tcaMy covered with matting. To see a half dozen girls Jo,, i, alls are very slim, if the First Cliss Rpilftng a Specialty thus taking their little noon siesta is a very common l'iiim of nitmy prominent pugilists All York Guarantttd New Mexican: Arizona's opposition lu statehood, (ccurrence during the summer months. founts for anything. The prevailing No. 1 03 North rirmt tr09t which, happily however, Is dwindling lu proportions, is suitinient i9 the The "Woman's Rest Room" of Houston that colored wonder mnamRman riie Kiranger because Arl.oua gets by far the greater ccetipiea the entire second stbry of a whole '111 win in a gallop and ;is several Per Gallon - - - $1.50 pottion of the immediate benefits conferred by the en- lloor of one of the prominent buildings on have nie; both men they are in a po- sition lo judge. Special Price on Large Orders abling act. Although New Mexico has from GO lo CO per Mulu 4 stiett of th.it cit. This lloor Is luo feel deep. Here is what they have say: & Dilgard oeul more population is lo Adams Delivered of than Arizona, the latter made feet wide, divided Into dining room, toilet rooms, bath Terry McGovei u Oaus for mine. He to any part the city a ctMiKretisional district the same as this territory by the room, day nursery and sitting rooms. The sick here is the marvel of the prize ring. Hamilton statehood act. The same enactment also cre find tare, and same wry sick women, not only the busl-ues- t, Young t'orht'tt Nelson is a great ates a judicial district of the prescut Arizona, giving it women, tlHhler. tin; lo the class, lie is LOUDON'S JERSEY FARM but out of town shoppers, have found a soft dans Phone Colo. Red 82. judge, a United States attorney uud a United Stales pillow upon which to lay un aching bead. .Mothers Hie daddy of us all. Jimmy Britt Have limght liiarsbal the fcanio as New Mexico, which has a much leave their babies iu the day nurser where they are ineiu hot It. and (ians iu 75 per rem the liet-te- larger la-r- population. This paitiallty for Arizona is carried tenderly card for; toys, story books and other man. iuiu the constitutional convent ion whure each New amusements are found tor the little ones. A close esti- Willie Lewis Nothing to it but the Mexico delegate represents uior than 450 voles. While mate shows that over tia.ouo lunches have been served. siuoKt. He has a sleep potion in both 8 Arlma delegate represents less than 400 voles. UvJt including the ihiiuunU of lunches that have been hands, and Is the greatest general in s Tak.-:i- i all in all. New Meexico pcipli have abundant brought to tafe and eaten in the dining room with no the In P. M. DAVIS V4tj for of- - charges Willie Fitzgerald It wi i be cur- rtutiou tii' statehood under the conditions attached. ' o . tains for the Hauler' I0114 lu toie tne Agent For but Ailxoua pple certainly have much greater The league ;.s now preparing for the fifth acquisi- Funeral Directors reason Inking lilteeiit.i round. o lor the same cmne. tion to the rest room, viz., a gymnasium, which will l.e Sailor liurke Tlu- - man with 'he exclusively for ladies, and the only one iu the slate. I'U.icii i lie bent l't. and that's Cans. Gmbalminj; Is Our Specialty The Mills Novelty Company o Traveling Auditor Charles V. Saffjtd eciimales Uial Tom will From a financial standpoint the rest room lias been most Sharkey The lane think - vf d All sold or placed on commission. Amuse- (he increeke iu the New Mexico aaes.,iiiculs for the successful; not wit the assistance received he ra t aaln-- 8 man-of-- r w lieu Joe kinils of coin machines Tiion, . a n .. - - monev machines: Mis. him 1 ...... v ninLuiv ... . an ..n maAhinnfl frail tiroducers. itrt'M-u- t year will be between :i.(Mtl,tH)u and from the imyehnnl It in on a basis, hav- and Km't think he can Cor. Firth Street and Railroad Avs. uiiu ivt.u .'..- r if ntl Illii-S- . large profitj on small investments, invemigailon luyited. , , and may go even higher, but even this is a valu- ing in its o-- littiiiKs and furnishings at least $1,ooii Colo, phone, Black, 298. Auto., 152. I Aiie Attel--- 1 pick (laus to win on PENNY PARLOR, 216! South Second Street, Albuquerque, N. M. .) ation on ait average ut nut more than 2.1 per cent of all North of goods ,tiid 0 over that amount as a cash balance the hit. lie Is clever and hag the A CIiIzpii Classified tit is a g(Kxl tfWperty In the territory. In the bank. punch. j investment ALBUQUERQUE EVENING SATURDAY, SEP.T. 1, 1906. CITIZEN. PAGE FIV

aii nonr ICTTCD TEACHERS' INSTITUTE THREE THOUSAND Hll UILI1 LLI ILI IWIhiere To THE DINING towogrowers BROUGHTTO A CLOSE L ALBUQUERQUEANS Worship TABLE la by all odds most consplo . , en at 11 the Christ Science Services nous piece Being Sent Out By President Last Evening With Reception Will Mold Sixth Annual Con- UUt Of tiie City UUring thC .o'clock Sunday morning at the Wom- - of fornKnr la 'your . an's Club rooms, Commercial club dining roomt hence, It ahovld Luna of the Fair to Teachers and 'J. N. M. vention In Santa Fe OUmmer, anU ADOUt building, corner of Fourth street and combine-t-h . . Uol,, wnue- - Artistlo With the Useful. Association. Faculty In Sept. 5 and 6. Two-Third- s o- Youii experience a feeling ot St. John's Episcopal- Church Cor- - satisfaction when yon act ner of Fourth street and Silver avenue hostess If your table is a good CHURCH PARLORS one. WOOL GROWEKS CONVENTION METHODIST MRS. BRYNER CHIEF SPEAKER HAVE RETURNED TO TIIE CITY Pe It Motfern or Colonial lon and sermon at 11 a. m. Evening In Quartered, Golden or prayer sermon.U8 o'clock. confi- Program Rendered and at Wheathered Oak, we are To Exhibit Fine Bucks During Interesting and Program In Full For the Two -- Estimates Based on the Reports; o dent you'll find oar prices for Immaculate Conception Church Fair-Roo- ms Should Refreshments Served to Days Session Beginning "quality furniture nearly aa 01 the LOCal POSt Office Thirteenth Sunday after Pentecost, cheap as you'll pay elsewhere Be l isted. Those Present. Wednesday Afternoon. September 2. Order of services: So- for the commonplace. Carrler Force. dality mass, 7 o'clock. High mass and 'sermon at 9:30 o'clock. Subject of THERE ARE DIFFERENT GRADES The icacuers" Institute, which has " - Hon. Solomon Luna, president of The sixth annual convention of the . 'sermon, "Catholic Education. Even- been In session at the Central High Three thousand Albirquerqueans , twenty-sixt- h (air associa- New Mexico Sunday d ..30. prices, is the annual building School associa- iting in different parts of the I'nitedi'"" 8,"Ue mstruction. at different but each as good furniture as tion, Is sending out copies of the fol- school the past five days. tion will be held at Santa Fe Septem- summer is es-- 1 came to a pleasant close last evening o Stales during this the st. Paul's Lutheran Church Corner can be built in' its respective line. lowing letter, in reference to the ber and 6. - timate of number of local resi- Er-den- ts Sheep Wool Growers' convention with a reception in tiie parlors of The principal speaker wlil the Sxth street and Silver avenue; and tho Avenue Methodist church, be Mrs. who have left the city at to he held in this city September 18, 'lead Mary Foster Bryner of 111., soinenest Moser. pastor. Sunday school at at which time alL the teachers who Peoria. time during the past three months a ser- - 19 and 21, durlnjr fair week: J who Is one of the field workers for the 9:30 German service and d for the coast resorts or points Albuquerque, N. M., Sept. 1, 19(16. have the institute, and a International Sunday School otbr nion at 11a. ni., subject, "Death." Ev- large nunuer were present. associa In the states. . Hear Sir: 1 am enclosing a pronra-- of visitors tion, ar.d. ening service and sermon In English, Mlhert aside from being thoroughly probably Faberx This estimate, the most of Sheep and Wool Growers' con- The program at yesterday's session subject, "Poverty and the Kingdom of the of tne was Interesting as posted in all departments of Sunday accurate that could be arrived at, Is vention to be raid In this city com- institute as work, Is very Heaven." any of the previous ones. Principal school she a interesting based on the observations cf tne local 08-- 3 JO mencing September 18. It is unneces speaker. She was at the convention 3 Railroad Ave., Albuquerque, N. M. 1 sary tell you of the impor- J. A. Miller read the last installment mail carrier force, who, through the Highland Methodist Church Locat- for me to in this city two years ago, and spoke calling, ac- of this convention of his paper on "The History of New nature of their it must le ed at 312 South Arno street. J. M. tance of the result to crowded houses, every one being knowledged, are in a position to know to the sheep and wool growing inter- Mexico," Governor E. S. isiover talked Sollle, pastor. Sunday school at 9:45 greatly pleased ar.d benefited by her more concerning the movements of n .i 1 T", T. o final action on "The Control of the Incorrigible," . 111., U . nminii Ot.r.amuirtntanilant.... w...... ests of New Mexico. Tiie presentation or . I'. of Mex- and Dr. W. Tight, of me Univer- modern methods in lesiuems .eavuig i ci.j. innii any preachlng at 11 a. m. by the pastor, relative to the interests t. Sunday school .n wool growers will be sity of New Mexico, spoke at 'some work. other class of people Albuquerque. subject, "Her Success and Her Suc- - ico nheep and No one who is Interested in re V have arrived this The Beer That Makes Milwaukee this convention adjourns, length on "Nature Study as a. Means the at estimate," ceS8fu, Methods." Senior Epworth Jealous taken before ligious education of the young said one of older carriers, after , , - that the people in Washington may of Inspiration to Advanced School- should tne e led b Robfn p. to very fail to attend ihls convention. placing ihe est imate of the number j know just what the different sheep ing." Prof. J. H. Crum gave a Prent hg at 8 p. m. by Rev. Following -- le t ,hp o!ty growers require in pas- luieiebtiiig reading on a selected sub- is the program: of people who have ur.; Albuquerque. N. M. and wool the ing the summer at 3.0(H), "by ... sage of the bill regulating the leasing ject. Wednesday Afternoon. Siting " In the afternoon Superintendent J. 2:45 Devotional service, led by together and comparing notes. Each S"T ' ,. ,, V.nrt and grazing of the public domain. person leaving Albuquerque daring on leading E. Clark presided at a round table Rev. Geo. F. Sevier, Santa Fe. ce . The rates all railroads summer notified the,eactl vl of theday into Albuquerque at this time Is so with the ward principals, which 3:00 Convention called to order by Ue has either to carrier who delivers the route upon PILSENER brough of the president. Uev. J. BEER low everyone can be in attend- the sessions institute Enrollment of delegates Fir,t Methodist Episcopal that which live, or notified post- - ance. I want to further that a close. and visitors. they the c Rollins, D. D., pastor. The Sunday add office cer-- : every sheep wool grower will The reception followed in the even- 3:30 Music. Address to lorward their mail to a gcnoo, meet3 promptly at 9:4: o'clock, and le of welcome, tain place a length of a voice on floor ing at 8 o clock. Prof. Wjn. E. Garrison, Re- - for stated time Mornlng wor8hp av 11 a. in., a; 'h ser-o- r entitled to the of the Santa Fe. mail , . ,, Southwestern Brewery Mrs. Roy ...cDonald and Thomas spone, C. have asked that their be held' lYr ,,, . ,u,.in. convention regardless of whether they Herbert Appleton, Albuquer you see we ' ' Hall favored the teachers of the city que. A1US1C j until their return so that tcndenJ L;)WOrth are regularly appointed delegates or o o the mls8,on. Company ! nflva nnnilipr and Ice not. The object is to find out just schools, the Harelas and old town 4:00 Address "Spokes of the Sun- - leV"he k'?l,e mee,s Bt 6:30 ,!' At the teachers and faculty of the Uni- ZUo2vl - what the sheep and wool growers of the day School Wheel " Mrs. Mary cltyr ;' ganlza- New Mexico want. versity of New Mexico, who had been Bryner, . ! t Ion will : vi wen Peoria ter?the number. Of course there may of attend Colo. Phone Blk 93 Auto. Phone Trusting to meet you here at that invited to attend the reception, as 4:45 Meeting com a 292 of the executive have been a few who left the city j ttny,Y,Vl.SZ time, I am. as a large number of other visitors mittee. on ty Dignity without leaving a forwarding order,1",? , Very sincertlv yours. present, with a solo, after which Miss Wednesday Evenina. aoor e will be special recited in well known or any other kind of a notice with the SOLOMON LUNA, Matthewson hr 7:45 Praise service, led by Allan very mi,sic at bot services. Mrs. Roy Mc- - inimua.e manner. iev. J. C. Rollins carrier or office, but these were - President. McCord, Santa Fe. Scripture reading few. for all neonle. whether in A.uu-- ' l"nuld, soloist. The church Is locat- made the address of welcome, whicn prayer. of FURNITURE AND CROCKERY persons by Superintendent and Rev. J. L. Shively, Santa querque or elsewhere, lik to have .e,l at the corner Lead avenue and All in the city who have was replied to strangers mau.-- rooms for rent or who will have rooms Clark. Harry Lee was called upon re. .uusic. their mail deuvered to them promptly ""in inirasireei. 8:00 Annual nresl-- welcome and the public cordially in for rent during the week of the great-es.- . for an address, but declined with address of the ! and thev usnallv leave a notive or AGENTS Albu- seems, the dent. Hon. John K. McFle. Santa Fo. forwarding order even if they nre to ylted to all services. fair ever neld in ..e city of thanks. Ii however, that ' querque, or who can genial city Cierk is given to poetry Announcement of committees. Paper, be gono but a few days. ch accommodate "The Home Baptist Church Corner of Ilroad- - so:ie of the many visitors that will be In his sj:are moments from the cares Department." Mrs. W. H. "The summer season Is also the Wroth. Albuquerque. Music. season when we do not have to work uue o.i.i.i New Home Sewing Machines within our during the week of of Imsintss ille and a lady friend a- J- A- - sales at 9:40 - - - Hammond super- Septemoer 1 to following 8:40 Address." The Successful qui:e s:i hard as at. other times, the are requested read the beautiful ballade mtendent. l nunc worship at a. m. communicate with Manager P. F. from his pen, to those assembled: Teacher." Mrs. Bryner. chief renson for this being on account l STEEL BALL BEARINGS, NONE - nuu v- - u at the fair association's head- Forty little teachers Thursday Morning. of what I have Just stated the nuni- v"1" st'""u" luc or- - BETTER quarters in the Grant, building, room fcitung in a row. 9:13 Devotional service, led by her or people leaving rurwaruing OR PRICES COMPARE or vol- - eopiu s p. in. nev. n. 11, so the association's bureau ot Six uig proiessors Prof. J. A. Wood, Fe. ders, thereby relieving us that l "'..",'sucieiy aio.w that Sama Music. .1... i . r..i...n J Pnu'oll n fnrnior nnntnr. will bp properly list the Telling ail they know. 9: JO ..r units ui ueuveiy du&iuibb....i.. i ueu dgaiu,nnin " e information can Report of Secretary F. present both morning evening rooms and arrange for the accommo- These constitute Spencer. Albuquerque. Report r people do not write as many Utters In at and dation of guests. Anyone having An institute. iiib miuiiiier nine .is uuriHg ine wiiilci. n.iai . .. Treasurer C. Herbert Appleton. Albu worry Morning Service BORRADAILE GO,, rooms for can have them listed The doggerel was greeted with ap- querque. Report of Its too hot as a rule, to and! & 117 Gold Avenue rtni Primary Superin- perspire over letters, unles3 they be Organ prelude Th. Dubois by calling at the above audress or plause iiy all present. tendent Mrs. Ida R. E. Shields, Jemez a husintss letters, and even these are Duet, "My Father Knows". E. O. Excell communicating witn Manager McCan-n- At the close of the program at the Springs. Open discussion and re- - by letter, telephone or messenger reception, refreshments were served marks. usually, curtailed during tho hot Mrs.Ed. Hale, Miss Hale. months. Offertolre Th. Dubois boy. and a very successful teachers' insti 10:30 Music. Round table, "The Don't Dlsputa with a Woman. tute was thus happily brought to a Sunday "Estimating on the same basis that Solo. "Eye Hath Not Seen". . .BlshofC a at School Teacher," Prof. Hiram we people! Especially, In letter received the fair Ci'JS". Hadley, estimated the number of Mrs. W. W. Uaron. If she tells jon to order headquarters yestern y D. Santa Fe. wiio left the city Jurlng the. summer. Organ postlude C. Von sack of afternoon 11:00 Weber T. Sniltu, a prominent sheep man of Address, "The Sunday Schpol we find that about two-thir- of them, Evening Service EMPRE88 FLOUR. uullgman, Arizona, writes lor space HAS THREE' and the Church," Rev. J. W. McKean, If not more, have returned to the city. Prelude, "Virgin's Prayer"..I. Massenet ALBUQUERQUE Santa Fe. Make no excuse, (if you should foe uuring me coming lair for the pur-- 1 Thtfl Is nmilp manifest bv thn increase AiTiiPt.iri. "rvimti.i.niiit." i.i I got you ose of exhibiting three carloads of nuriday Afternoon. in the volume of mall weara now cau - n)Uet Selected the order), that could Xflt -- ' find It, first-cla- ss .jv DV eri nnon i e for every groom fine blooded bucks, which he proposes ELECTRICAL COMPANIES t raise service, luj - Allan - - .ti,- ver .t amount r.M...i 'Epilogue" . ;iunt..ui.c. handles EMPRESS. You Trill to send here under the management .vicLoid. Santa delivered say a month r six weeks RusBell King Miller ahraaw 2:45 Round ago. be-- j find good bread, good biscuit, cowl of John finslayson. The necessary table, "The Sunday In the next three weeks I Rosa Furelle-Gldeo- n, organist. space granted Mr. Smith am. School Superintendent," C. I,. Plshop, neve we will delivering all pastry and most Important of J4 win he & Con be mail to O it. thought are The Southwestern Electrical Santa Fe. Paper. .Miss Maud McFle, good cheer to greet you when is that as his bucks all company those who have been off our rouiesi Congregational Church On Broad '' y4 of a fine .grade trfey will attract con- struction does not retire Santa Fe. Music. past months, will way, of come home for your dinner. Try M. of Re uie three which at the east end the viaduct. siderable attention trom the many from business on the birth the 3:15 Address, "Practical Plans mean all of the 3,0u(l nave All regular will be held EMPRESS FLOUR la the Empresa liance Electrical and Construction for that the services sheep men who win be here for fair Mexico," Mrs. Hrynrr. to city from sum-4:0- Un alf others, company, purchased a pan of .turned tiie their the church as before the vacation. week. which Report of nominating commit- - mer's outing." 'Morning 11 of sup- service at o'clock. The the former company's slock tee and election of a very ser- - " plies begin will officers. pastor will deliver short to business with, but on "Christ's Invitation to the La BASE BALL comirue in business and direct its op- Thursday Evening. nion M. BERGER, AI CARLSBAD HAS A Holy reeep-jtlo- n erations from the office of the Nation- - 7:45 Praise service, led by Allan borer." communion and Wholesale Agent Albuquerque, N. X. e. of new members. All members il Electrical Supply company, located oa"1,- - ocnpiure reading 'uuru' V f young TRACTION PARK on avenue. new nnd prayer, . H. Kennedy. Santa Fe. ,of ihe church, both and old, are vv'st Railroad tu EIRE especially be tire morning company, will open for business on Music. 110,000.00 urged to at 8: (Mi "Sunday 11 For Prompt Service, Courteous Gold avenue, while South- Unfinished business. Reports service. school at o'clock. Treatment Wvst the IJthgow, superintendent. Y. P SANTA FE TOMORROW AND MON- western company moves that part of of committees. Paper, 'Public School H. S. GANS-NELSO- "J.'. S. C. E. 6:30 p. m.; topic, "Spiritual DAY RETURNS FROM Its stock of goods not purchased by Grading as Applied to the Sunday GROCERY STORE OF E. LEVER at j will FIGHT AT THE company to of Sctrool," Miss Ella E. Miller, Santa Fe. TY DEST 1 ED INSURANCE Blindness." The evening Bervice the Reliance the office at 7:30, 8 And Careful Dispensing, go to. GRAND STAND. company. com- Music Address; "Signs of Promise," $6,0u0. commence Instead of o'clock. the National The new Topic discussion, and pany has not elected officers yet. Mrs. Bryner. for "Socialism The Busy Little Drug Store There is going to be a shaking up Adjournment. Special to The Evening Citizen. j the Christian Church." "Can the com in the line-u- p of .he Hrowns when Carlsbad, N. M., Sept. 1. Fire yes- - niunisin as practised by the early at Ml West Railroad Avenue they form against, the Santa Fe Grays INDIAN SCHOOL NOTES teniay destroyed the grocery store Christian church be applied to the Nye is building of J. E. loverly, of this city, church of today, and in the United tomorrow. "Bill" going to pitch HOW FARLEY BECAME ' for sure. Gallegos will be saved for together witn. all its contents, valued States, and would It be wise to so ap the LalKjr day game. That will be an at llO.niro. .ne insurance on tfie ply It?" W. P. Metcalf will take the Vacation has" ended and the active building is The Williams Dftig Company Guns-Nelso- and stock $,K)u. The affirmative Rev. J. W. Barron the day for fighters. The n work of the school has begun. and fight place A buildings on eucu side of the Ieverty negative. An opportunity will be ulv takes at Goldfield. The employes who have been away STRIKE BREAKER building slightly Nev., on that day in the afternoon, and were damaged, hut en to ask questions or to speak on the THE BLUE FRONT on vacations have all returned and prompt work on me part or the tire- - topic the returns are to be announced in aro ready for work. They all report Both Telephones. 117 West Railroad Avenuo front of the grand stand at Traction men saved them from destruction, ihe having had a pleasant vacation bu' are 'origin not yet de- ENGAGEM game prog- (Continued from Page of the fire been bi4T. park, while the hall is in glad to get back to Albuquerque and One.) termined. Don't Impression ress. This should be a good drawing en.ioy the cool nights and days. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Johnson an Get the clear outlet for these wild feelings. Il:s card. The management of the Browns The pupils are returning from va- limine;- the engagement of their i is to be congratulated on the enter- body Is a mass of scars and wounds, daughter. G. to Mr. cation. A crowd of over fifty will ar- as a IMMACULATE CONCEPTION Mda UenJ. F. you prise it has shown in securing returns l.aguua evening. resuir of numerous beer bot- a young stockman of Lincoln that because can buy a cigar for rive from this tles, brick ' from the fight. M. bats and slung shots fired county. The wedding will take place five cents it's no good. Truth la H' Miss E. Dissette, day school at him. In ..ew York McDonald will be behind the bai in In Pagnate, Miss Otla during the SCHOOL FOR BOYSAND BiRLS in the near future. made to sell at price retail at m teacher and street car strike he. received fourteen that both games. Conway will play first Kessel, day teacher at Mesita, were very small profit for maker and dealer and Clancy will be given a chance scalp wounds. His head is spotted TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION. at visitors at the school yesterday and all over The White Lily Is good r.cut-t- Corhan has undoubtedly where scars have been left. will he Tues-- ' from ip second. they returned lo their fields of labor He been Classes resumed next WANTKi) Wonmn to do plain has shot twice and still car- U rook to smoking end. A box of fifty for found his destined place at short. The lay at o'clock. Pupils desiring to s last night. ries a buJkt somewhere iu his anat- ing and general house work. Mat-rhe'v'- third bag will be covered by a man by Mr. lllff, of car- artenn ihls school niuat preseut them-- 1 will prove this to your own very father the school omy. a . . Jersey lairy. the name of Forsyth, a new one. In Its onlv matter of time until un1i.ua ti. Ii i.'ntn.ilr (1.. 4 .... great penter, is spending a few days with Farley gets p.u-g- ed Keeps l,y satisfaction. t the field will be Graham, Gallegos and tor some )le(e .urrlculum is laupht l.y Bix sis- - his son. ,e a Chicken and dumplings and cream . , L" ,an of Ortiz. Mrs. J. K. Allen, who has been in . 1. . ters cnariiy.wiih.au additional pie are only a few of the good things Santa Fe, it is understood, h;.s been ra..r, ,,. ,ai nine ,a,.her of mil!,l(. Thl, .ommerclal St. Joseph's hospital for a few weeks, coims, lor there's l.leniy of money to that will be served at the Columbus A. RICHARDS strengthened since th last time ihey school morning course is compleitd In two years. hotel tomorrow for dinner. J. returned lo the this he made ai it, and if one has nerve 113', WEST RAILROAD AVINU-- were here, and the game is likely to and expects to resume work next week and Three typewriting machines are used k lie a i.oth executive ribiiity, tope! her with a naily by Ihe mipils. Stenography ana TONIGHT! TON IGHT1 TONIGHTI hard and close one. That Mrs. D. (J. Dwyre. Wife of the school desire tor alventure, this strike- teams will go into both games with clerk, evening. bookkeeping are taught according to FREE LUNCH AT THE WHITE returned last She has breaking butsinetis is just the thins.'1 the .atest Improved methods. the intention of winning may be judg- spent two months in Colorado visiting That all t.ie men on the train are ELEPHANT. ed from the tact that an agreement relatives and friends in Denver and not so loyal to Farley, the strike has been reached between them by Collins. l.reaker, however, was made apparent ! Convenience - Comfort - Security which lite winner is to take r.n per cut by tiie remarks of one of t.ie train t lit- lei-iipt- Uiy and Library of gate i.ud ile loser 1" 0R0GRANDE NOW HAS crew who Jiandied ihe stril.e break- per Night School Aibuquef que Business college Building ient. j WATER WORKS SYSTEM ers' train over M.e New M xico Santa Fe In an:i xe I a The telephone makes the The telephone preserves your pitcher Pipe for the Orograi.de water sys-- I l:all Term Opens .Monday, Sept. 3 from the Western as as- .ci.iiioii to ten1 is arming in Alainogordo. All "('oiirins down from Vitj.-,-" said duties lighter, the cares less, health, prolongs your life and sist Lopez, trie lengthy bin, in this Bookkeeping Shorthand the f. k:x-.no- li is part member cf the train crew, "I Commercial Arithmetic box work. ii ie main litre and of ir.e six-iiK- main is here and part overheard several of the hi l ike break- BuBiness Practice Commercial Law Typewriting and tS worries fewer. protects your home. Tickets purchased hi Manifolding the city lor Itinii to mil only get the mains in but ers ralking of bow rhey intended leav- Banking Penmanship fifty will car at- ing Correspondence cents have check make a!! the house and yard con- the train as mh.h ..s il g;;t into Spelling Business English tached to then:. The gan.es will t'alilcrnia, as wages New Management Added Equipment Competent Instructors 9 YOU NEED A TELEPHONE IN YOUR HOME nections at the earliest pos.sil.le nio-ime- the mechanics' gin promptly '.I o'clocl.. Rates at Tlu. smelter company is to lay offered in Frisco now were more at- Fair Treatment Reasonable tractive, a mure j -p Our courses are arranged be completed in from Fevtn to nine jj ;!0e gap ill tile pipe net we. u the res-- : and eacerul upa- ti THE COLORADO TELEPHONE CO. tion than breaking striks. tine man montns depending upon tne energy ami Industry of the student. Why A SMALL FRE AT ei voir and the cry limits, where the rae spend a longer time? to train for a business is in local company carry work. 'old tr.at there wer- - niEiiy of the The piace carter is lo on its mca on train who ,t bus'ners school, where a specialty Is made of the work. We secuix Fire plugs be in place at nie were in syniia aie ly pin thy with the strikers and were nierelv good positions for our granuate.--- . Wri'e or call at the school for fi:!l SWEETLAND HOME it he same time and the bifst of pro- Taking advamaht the Information. Address jection people Ihe of free transpor furnished io the of tation and gr;iu offered then: by Far- n. The supply of water ALBUQUERQUE BUSINESS COLLEGE Finest Whiskies I available ley t get h) Frisco, whin they . MRS. SWEETLAND SHOWS GREAT is constantly growing giea'.r. and would W. r. Mililkan, Principal A'buquerquo. Nmw Maxlaa Tfoe Elmo promptly destr: an.l seek other fields St. PRESENCE OF MIND IN US- a Wines, Etc. jwiihin lew days' time a full head of la. Kir. Brandies. J ING GARDEN HOSE ON lie on tl:- - s mi-c- of ,iil lurried from .None of the liien would say w ho' her JOSEPH BARNETT, Prop'r. THE BLAZE. Mipply in the bids. or not this trai.i ws a rravii.ug oooeoooocOBOoocooooo.oo AND as has been rumored, but inti- SAMPLE i The lire ai o'clock this after- j IF YOU Z:j WANT TO ENJOY A that t'.iey were I t 2 0 West Railroad Avenue CLUB ROOMS noon was a I'lile l.iaz" wiii'h FIRST CLASS SUNDAY DINNER mated provided with means of proiectin; hems Ives. No FRENCH BAKERY In nti ash in the ,anl t.f F. W. CALL AT ZEIGER S RESTAURANT guns or pistols were visible 213 RAILROAD AVE. Scliniii'maaeli, of -- IT South Sixth 'TOMORROW FROM ,. NOON TO 2 from the WEST outside i iie slreer. Mill eirinu hioiult a i..ir lioa P. M. ONLY 50 train consisted of eleven CENTS. and It is uaders oo. 7 uwmmmammmammmmmwmmmMmwm fence, to destroy an out-hou- s" tars t!ut two & OO WYER. Proprietor threatened more Farley' are to follow STEVENS coniaiiii.ig trunks and KVl'-- TONIGHT! TONIGHT TONIGHT! trains i.s onj. One e Farley trains went hose In rear i f the home of Mrs. FREE LUNCH AT THE WHITE TO the ' . ) THE rnseo n roe i LADIES: C. K. Sunt Ii Sixth ELEPHANT. iigiien, ian, route. FINK LINK OF Swoefland. of Farley liti.i.seif Is hitti;k nut Hot weather Is here too warm to wash and iron. Bend yoar o tiiecttd io arrive in y street. It was by Airs. Waists and White Dresses lo us. We will laundry cor-rectl- hrt discovered Returns of Nelann-Gan- San Franctsco aoour the sa.ne i) i :s Shin them the fight time i;ki:a will you In a Schnialniaack. who immediately called wr.r De do, ck and deliver them to nice box they will not be received at the Club pool thai rhe siieiidl trains l.e travelijig . - Mrs. isweetland. The latter. with h.;l Biter Tna.i H'rrt-Made- Always on Hand- crushed or wrinkled. Domestic or glosa finish. Monday afternoon. No. 211 South on one of ia.--t tratis-- in-i- mal great pie.-enc- e t.f ii.iud. ttirr:ei a small Second street. pa:, m tigers Tack of Postoffice. garden hose, on die blaze and bad 6 Call the Red Wagons. well out when depart ment l lie Ail city ar.d Outside Orders Promptly Attended to Laundry Co. the arrived. tier chicken "what is" at the Ask fcr JAFFA'S KRACK K h A f Auto., $19; Colo, Red 148. Imperial i Vei y done. Columbus Hotel tomorrow for dinner. BREAD and take no Ct'.cr. Cfctcccc cooosotoioaofcaoaoaotototototoc ; ' PAGE 8IX ALBUQUERQUE EVENING CITIZEN. SATURDAY, SEPT. 1, 1906. Ouef F&sEmqutl Pag' for Wonmeim School Book;

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New York, Sept. 1. At this time gown ia complete. It Is simply a gar- - many a pair of hands, which may oe and School Supplies... nf flit, vnfit hrofnrpnra la crtvon to ment "Oe luxe," to quote one or our bought separately. wear ,. .-- i prominent dressomakers. The Jackets. For the morning huh and to ...... -- a...... -, ....ua ...u .a t i....,i.u.. JCI cnpis C0lHr8 flcng of mce and em with the tailored blouse, and for trav- - j GO TO warm to think of heavier gowns, al- - broidery are so dainty and attractive eling, the new French turned over i though In a week or two the artists j that It Is not extraordinary that they collur is liked above all others. It in j and niaufacturers, who have been are so popular and alluring to wo- trim and severe of lines and much men. The gown Itself may be as more tailor like In effects than the working over them, will be ready to dainty as can be, but fancy have been so pop- give us their secrets. It might have smart and as stocks that A. MATSON It Is the addition of one of these lit- ular for last few years, yet dur- 0. & CO. supposed word hafl the been that the last tle wraps that gives the desired touch ing the hot weather and for all lin- been spoken upon summer materials; or linen case, many of finish. There Is another servlco gerie effects the thin lace but such Is not the and they render; If you have an stock, all Its fine needle work, of now will bo which with the novelties shown old nothing will help to freshett will extensively worn. 202 West Railroad Avenue long over under-8llp- s dress be worn Into the fall or re- long coats which It up like the little lace bolero Cheap, common elaboration is and under silk fichu. fash- later will give the necessary amount shoulder sponsible for the fact that the Another article of dress garniture ion's pendulum has swung back to- of warmth needed. except when There Is a new material, called that Is extremely fashionable Just ward the tailored waists neck-ruff- . uni- done Grisailles, which Is a blending to- now Is tu They are made of the finest material and gether of black and white, which versally worn, and also attractive and In the most exquisite handiwork. forms a rather dull grey ground upon becoming. Many of these are made First 'Sn favor Is linen, from the hand- Stationery which are printed all sorts of pat- up In colors, to match the gowns they kerchief quality to the heavier but- terns, checks, stripes, peklns and are to be worn with, while those of cher and the favored decoration is ap- black, by spots, black are equally well liked. To make plied pieces and machine aliening. plaids in enlivened long, stars, or tiny flowers In bright colors. the ruff, use as a foundation a ribbon The sleeves are long or half Kodak Supplies These goods made' up with the ad- an inch wide, of heavy satin, and on though there Is a preference for the dition of bright cuffs, collars and belt this gather or plait a double ruff or long, completed with a shirt sleeve will be very fall box plait of maltne net or chiffon, of cuff and has very little fullness even handsome for the golf are and will do even Into. the wlner for which you will need about three at the shoulder. The shirts Lowest yards, if it Is good width. Some are being made without plaits, and with Prices house dresses. mon- A charming example of such a gown very full at the back and scant In the a pocket embroidered with the in Grisailles was seen last week at front, while others are equally dls- - ogram or club device. And the col- way are plain turnovers, a roof garden party ;the gray was of fe. trlbuted all the round. If of net, lars and cuffs the soft, warm shade, over which was niany are made of the dotted variety; former worn with a soft silk tie. For A deep blue linen frock, when worn printed a rather large black plaid of but If yon are anxious to have your the tailored sut there Is a new blouse, on the street, Is given a decided air summer you will it called shirt blouse, which is ex- of elegance by the lace coat which cross bars of groups of three black ruff last the make the ' NEWSPAPERS, MAGAZINES bars, and In the tiny center of the of malinette, which Is a mallne put tremely plain, made of some heavy Is donned for out of doors. This is plaids were rosebuds which at a dis through a process that Is said to with- firm material with long small sleeves of the same azure shade and is cut tance looked spots of pink. The skirt stand dampness and even rain, at and it is said that they are to be ex to fit closely to the figure at the back Huyler's and Lowney's Fine Candies was made by a plaited model with the least it is not so perishable as the tenslvely' used this winter with the and stand straight in the front. Pieces coming other materials. The feathers, cocque new suits. But, do not mistake me, of the plain blue overlay the lace oi empire front and back breadth well Ai net and linen gown In up under the bust in a point while and marabouts, though by no means the lingerie waist is here to Btay with tne sleeves and on the fronts. The green shows a skeleton skirt of linen shaped girdle finished the sides. a novelty now, are still as much used us for some time to come as a dressy only closing point of the Jacket is at CCC0OfX0000CC over a very full one of the net. The The empire waist was cut square at as ever, but there is a good deal of adjunct of our wardrobe, and with the the throat. bodice is of the net overlaid with an the neck, displaying a white chiffon warmth in the feather boa, und the undersllps they are promised for all A Neapolitan straw hat of blue sets unusual bretelle arrangement. This tucker, and the elbow idea of having the boa carry out the winter, and for warm weather waists low over the forehead. The brim in and chemisette and front is narrow, Colonist is of the plain linen. The belt tuck sleeves ended In long chiffon un- - color scheme In the gown Is the one they are now indispensable, or seem while the back and at Rates to caffs are of the same plain material. dersleeves. The wide black hat of that appeals to most women. to be. Buttons are to plav a large the sides it is high. A soft satin bow part au- Is A daintily embroidered net forms chip, drooping back and front, was Gloves in a dead white are seldom In the decoration of the new of blue in the middle of the front is of a must supporting the soft becoming yoke. This lifted slightly at the left side on a seen today, except as a part of a white tumn blouses, but the buttons three soft white curling California and the .deep cream color. bandeau; a high band costume, the very light grays, tans, be something more than the ordinary quins. rce colored hand-painte- The leghorn hat Is a modified poke encircled the high crown, and from sauterns, pale champagnes, and white button, china, d, carved or and is as demure as it is pretty. A beneath the Jet buckle on the left shades, are all In evidence, but the enamelled. wreath of pink roses surrounds the front side sprang a long black aig dead white Is passee. The long black Shaped belts of pliable leather are WINTER HATS Northwest... crown, while off from the left side rette. The parasol was of black silk, glove, In kid and In silk, still holds thought very smart, and are finished .droop three short black feathers. own, gold or Embrold- - having a white chiffon flounce and Its and bo stylish Is their effect with silver buckles. Second Class Colonist Tickets will be sold to black silk gloves completed the cos that they are not likely Boon to lose;ered linen belts are also fashionable, tume. their vogue. The gloves with the with the linen or duck skirts, but tm. FALL COSTUME all principal points on the A. T. & S. F., and The new batistes are being woven heavy palm and open work backs and ribbons or bias taffeta silk belts, both in the most beautiful patterns. One arms have made a place for them- narrow and wide, fastened with fancy Southern Pacific Railways, in California, at . i, of these was almost as fine as gauze selves at once by their coolness and buckles, are also considered appro- striped with a lacy thread, and cov- serviceableness. Many of the wristlets priate. rate of $25.00. For other rates and full ered with a faint blue printed de- were made separate from the gloves The plain short Jacket Is one of sign, which resembled organdy more and, as the band part wears out so the most favored of the season. call at the Santa Fe ticket office. than batiste. The gown was made in quickly, It will serve as a finish to CATHERINE MANN-P- A YZAJMT. Princess styple, with the corselet made of fine tucks; the bottom of the T. E. PURDY, Agent skirt was laid in clusters of three tucks, between each cluster was a row Chio Hats for Fall Wear of lace medallions. The waist was of ocooccoooococooc plain batiste covered with medallions "( '1 pB" a smaller size than those on the skirt GO TO THE- - and insets of Valenciennes lace. The sectional flounce skirts are : ' well adapted to the batiste dress as V . . X: if , r the material is soft and falls well. EVJerclhanlts Qafe Five gores were used for one batiste gown, which gave a smooth adjust ment about the hips and an inverted :Best Meals in Town- - box-pla- it disposed of the back full- ness. Two straight flounces, com- prising the outside, were permanently stitched to the foundation, or if pre- ferred, they may be Joined together Despite the sultry days that are Prices Reasonable thus forming a separate skirt. Both ::pon us wintry thoughts are forced to Af. flounces are shirred on, to form a a 216 South Stcond Streit ....ALBUQUERQUE, N. ti-.- front by the milliners from over heading. The waist has a square be yoke cut from flouncing and edg- seas Velvet and felt hats are the fuready being shown. A ed with fine SwL'a embroidery, the charming one Is of pink velvet, with roses and blouse part of !:e waist and the jlhimes. sleeve are decorated with bands laid iiie shape is a lengthwise of the waist, and a cuff bit of the English BASE BALL IToVolT walking one. the velvet being crushed of shirring and Swiss made a pretty full upon Among early importations for completion the The neck the low crown. Over this the to slteves. curls short, deep pink feminine autumn wear is a smart is couariess, being finished with a plumes, while costume one of simple of Swiss. The under the rim at the left back are street direct from the little frill the crushed roses In Traction ParK fashionable tailors of London. The belt Is of white silk. The hat la a the same tone. y two piece is a lingerie em- fabric used for this uit model, mado of Swiss The Grip. tweed of a deep toned gray. The coat broidery laid over a sailor shape, tll'-e- d i Santa Fe Grays is a cutaway, and la Intended to be at the left side on a bandeau cov- "Before we can sympathize with worn by a tall, slender figure. It is ered with silk ribbon roses, and roses others, we must have suffered our- long and close fitting and is heavily and the silk lay around the crowb selves." No one can realize the suf stitched around the edges. with two of immense size on the kit fering attendant upon an attack of Albuquerque The front Is uniquely closed on a side. White shoes of duck, embroid the grip, unless he has had the ac bias line with three large black horn ered in white floss roses, and white; tual experience. There is probably Browns bnttons. A flat arrangement of plaid stockings, were worn, also long silk no disease that causes so much Dhv- - shoulders gloves, top which are gath- slcal and mental agony, or which so and black velvet trims the the of be Ball by Buffs. The is walking length ered into an elastic covered with em- successfully defies medical aid. All Ikj received at Grounds and skirt and pleated. broidery and frills of lace. The par danger from the grip, however, may wire. An Alpine hat is to be worn witn asol Is of white silk, with a wreath be avoided by the prompt use of gray, Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Among fr Admission soo this suit. It is also of and thu of roses embroidered on one panel in fitw Including car checks wnen pur- black velvet appears again here In the middle of which is set the own- 1110 tens or thousands who have used 1 mis reuieuy. one case ever chased in city. the shape of a rosette. From this er's monogram the latest fad of the Fall hats are making their appear- crown Is large and flat, while the noi haa ospery, while season. cos- been reported that has resulted in springs a soft, white For extra wear with this ance. shop showing brim is rolling. A baud of white ftit long gray chiffon veil is draped tume was one dainty bo- The windows are pneumonia or that has not recovered. a al of the little V, well over A A . 1 . ! . I H'ltl I.U raises the bat from the hair by the back. leros that are being worn so much a imivij ui luuue.s imiu " the left ,,ye . ror sale all druggists. Just now, made in two pieces; the worn early in the season. isut t)ie c'hiCest of styles now on body and sleeves being In one, the A model, promises to be display, will be -- IE TO TRAVEL IN chic which and which the smart OFFICIAL MATTERS only scams being at the back. Short a favorite with pretty women is a est, newest hat to wear with plain straps connect the fronts and back, as light tan hat of soft, French felt, with tailor suits, Is a dove color combtna-dente- d well as the sleeves, under arms, the crown und brim slouched tion of the softest French felt, faced Postmasters Appointed. PL and the whole of It Is edged with a slightly over the forehead. A tiny with Java straw. tiny frill of narrow Swiss embroid- baud of cross grain ribbon, with sma.ll This hat has a small, round crown Postmaster General Cortelyou has appointed C. S. U. TABLE, J ery. bow and ends extending upon the brim land can be dented to one's taste. The Halstead postmas LINBN II Jackets wraps every de- are only trimmings. This will be Is low ter at Uncoln, Lincoln county, to sue MADE and of the small brim slouched over the C. scription are considered very smart a smart hat to go with a walking cos- forehead in front, while the sides and ceed J. W'eidman, who has resign this year, and, in fact, there is hardly tume. back are rolled up rather close to ed. SNOWY "WHITE O. H. John resigned post a gown that does not have some lit- A white felt hat with large pom- the crown. A heavy cord of dove col has the WITH wrap pous of light silk narrow mastership at Glorieta, Santa Pe tle or jacket designed expressly white and blue feathers ored or ribbon circles county. for it, aud yet, without which he is another style beiiiu shown. The the base of the crown. Walter Taber haB been ap pointed to fill the vacancy. 20 huleTeamBorax Professor Haggett Transferred. for those enlisting shall be two years, i II Professor George II. Haggett, ' ROADS MAY BIO ITpiirn TUDfllifll ; fVA i hours of work, ten hours daily, bar- - (jIlLU lltuUllil member of the faculty of the United IV-'-' T' ring nouuays anu oiuiciuys. ray u.u States Indian school near Santa Pee, ....ISfmvj ' mm other features are set forth at length. has been notified of his appointment Passenger officials nre not giving INTO MAIL BOXES as superintendent and disbursing any attention to the offer for the agent of the Indian agency at Sho 20-Mule-Te- reason that there seems no available shone, . The new position is am GOVERNMENT CAN USE 2,500 OF source of so large a body of Celestials IT IS A SERIOUS OFFENCE AND in the nature of u promotion and car Pure Borax THEM FROM TEXAS ON THE in this state. MAY RESULT IN PENITEN, ries with it a substantial increase in PANAMA CANAL AND TIARY SERVICE FOR salary. also cleans without injury the WANTS THEM MERCHANT TAILORING CULPRITS. BADLY. "My child was burned terribly finest china, brightens silver, Several times lately letter carriers about the face, neck and chest. I ap General passenger officials of the UPSTAIRS, OVER NO. 209 WEST have matches had been plied Dr. Thomas' Electric OH. The - found that pewter and glassware. In fact Sunset lines are in receipt of advices RAILROAD AVENUE. O. BAM- thrown In the mall boxes about the pain ceased and the child sank Into from the government that bids from BINI, PROPRIETOR. city and (he mail damaged thereby, a restful sleep." Mrs. Nancy M. Han is It furnishing Chinese labor to says son. Hamburg, N. Y. an economical and labor for My merchant tailoring shop is up- - the El Paso Herald. Panama for service in the canal zone Only week a for San A pretty traveling costume is in this letter TUCSON BOY saving will be acceptable. Maicial, N. M.. and auother So IS aid to the household. natural colored linen, trimmed with nue. where I solicit the patronage of for FATALLY BURNED w haj.il"::-MULE-TEA- Specifications as to the contract the first-- 1 corn), N. M., ere badly burnt by For sale r.t all dealers. II your BORAX French lace of a deepe rione. The th m.l.lirv All nrk iriiamnteed Harry Johns, the 4 year old son of ealer government desires are set forth In a uu a which i often adul Ut of dress Is Princess, with the class, as I have had fifteen years' ex- niauiies tossed Into box down Mr. Mrs. Thomas Johns, died from doal take tubstit te and don't buy ulk borax, the have been received. Dur.tngo aud wri piving and we will sO0j insertion of lace about the girdle and hlauks which perience in the business. Suits made street. This ts not the first burns received Sunday forenoon. The terated' t u, dealer's name and five cents, They government would you a package, a.-.-d new Borax in ths Home." runni" to the hem in front. The lit- indicate the to order. Clothes cleaned, pressed ana time such a thing has happened and little fellow was playing near the Include booklet. like to get 2.D00 Chinamen from Texas 1 Posi says If it is con- J " I effect and bleeves are em-bro- k: repaired. The specific use will not master Smith JobiiM home. In a manner not ye Address: Pacific Coast IJorax Co., Chicago, 111. tle tor work on canal and ask that down d in oval-shap- design. The the injure the cloth. Ladies' garments tinued be will have to take such Known his clothing took fire. II a bid be furnishing them boxes, I submitted for also cleaned walking skirts made as he can not afford to have ran screaming the house. Mrs , llk use Is a rich brown. They are and toward hat matches this gown is to the canal commission. to order. Give me a trial. pc.ple's mail burnt up after It lias Thomas Johnson, who lives at the The that to be in construction and for used O. BAMBINI. 'been .hopped for collection. Johns met the little fellow and "20-SYlule-Tca- of brown satin straw. It is swathed home m" with a long brown chiffon veil and operation and maintenance of the ca- . o li i a serious offense to lainor tore bis clot'iiug off him. In doing Borax Soap has brown tips over tie crown. nal aud of the Punama railroad, aud THE FAMINE OF LOADED Willi i!:e I'nited States mail, as heri-.im- s ibis she sustained severe burns on the Save Hands, Clothes and Labor. Al! Grocers. also to be used lu sanitary aud other SHELLS HAS BEEN BROKEN BY to throw a match into a box as boy was badly hands. The burned Sample for Top from 1 lb. Bora Package. Our ROUGH DRY worlc dou't ve classes of work. THE MclNTOSH HARDWARE COM ;to nil. a mail train, and If any of the about the body. Three physician Free o be washed over. Imperial La it ui 17 Printed matter accompanies the PANY JUST RECEIVING 25.000 ALL culpni s are arrested there will be were summoned, but they cpuld only Co. blanks, indicating the time of service SIZE SHOTS. p'eiiu- of trouble alu-aJ- . aid in relieving the suffering. ALBUQUERQUE SATURDAY, SEPT. 1, 1906. EVENING CITIZEN. PAOS CEVEM

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IS OUR SPECIALTY AND THEN TOOK HIS OWN LIFE-CO- ULD NOT CONTROL AP- Mr. Wage Earner! What is your most valuable asset? ... AND . PETITE FOR DRINK. Pillow 60c and up Carpet 30c and up Is it not your time? When sick or disabled your After eldiiing his daughter, Mrs. B. wages soon stop and expenses Comforts $1.25 and up Rockers $1.25 and up A. Clark, of Tcmpe, Ariz., good-by- e are increased. Insure Harness and up with the words, "Good-by- e, Mettle,". your time as well as your life in the Pacific Mutual Toilet Sets $2.90 and up Iron Beds $2.90 William A. Newman, an old soldier, ' Blankets 90c and up prices shot himself in the head with a shot- - at Reduced Stovesall gun instantly and died almost after A $2,0(10.00 policy provides ' the wound , Prices. 'was inflicted. of About 5 o'clock Wednesday morn- - IC.000.00 in Case death. year Odd Size Window Shades Made to Order a Specialty ing Mr. Newman entered the room in $2ii0.00 per for ten years In case of total disability. SOME PEOPLE HAVE A NOTION THAT SPRING IS THE ONLY which Mrs. Clark was still sleeping $10.00 per week when disabled by accident. T.tfE TO BUY A BUGGY. THAT NOTION IS COSTING THEM GCT THE HABIT and waking her spoke the words $10.00 per week sick benefits. MONEY. WE ARE MAKING FALL BUYING POPULAR. LET US TELL YOU HOW. GOOD PICKING IN BOTH above quoted, and In answer to her j Loan values commencing second year. DEPARTMENTS. question as to where he was going Cash or paid-u- p insurance at end of 10, 15, or 20 year EMMONS answered that "it made little differ- - period. Albuquerque Carriage Company J. O. ence." The old gentleman been I had Total cost, age 25, only $46.30. drinking quite past few CorntrFlrtt and Tljtra Tho Furniture Man freely for the Other amounts In same Strut Avenue days and the daughter thought little proportion. Corner Coal and Boeond mt. Albuquerque, N. M. of what passed until she heard the For particulars address or see Wemt Knd Viaduct report of the shot. Immediately tho report of the gun's r. B. SCHWENTKER, ' discharge aroused the house she left Manager tor Mow Mexico and Northern Arlmona Albuquerque Foundry "good-bye- " and Machine Works company was hold, at which practical- her bed, with the father's Room x, N. T. Armljo Bldg. Write For Agency. ly all of the outstanding stock was still ringing In her ears and rushed MALL, Proprletor into the room usually occupied by i ATTEMPT TO represented, and all votes cast were Iron and Brass Castings; Ore, Coal and Lumber Can: aftlasa unanimous In favor of the plans for the old gentleman with the dread Pulleys, Orad Bars, Babbit Metal; Columns Iro premonition In and Froau 1 pushing and developing the company her heart that the shot NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Give us your ROUGH Building. DRY work, for the ensuing year. At the election meant harm to him. This she found Monday, and get is back Wednesday. Repmlrm on Mining and mill machinery following empty but noticed his shoes by tho Small Holding Claim. a Specialty the directors were chosen Imperial Laundry Co. Foundry cut aid ot railroad track. Alkiqiertie, js. m. SANTA for the coming year: C. B. Hughes, bed and continued her search into the (No. 701.) WRECK door yard. Robert R. Wade, R. M. Nichols, R. O. Department Interior, Mullen. B. When she reached the fence In the of the United C. Thayer, W. H. Kemper. Office, Fe, N. M., T. D. E. V. R. rear where a wagon box was lying on States Land Santa R.R, Hosmer, H Stettmund, August 25, 1906. Central Brown, Frank W. Beach, C. J. Borden the ground a terrible sight met her gaze. There lay her father with a RIO GRANDE FE TRAIN and Charles P. Faul. Tho directors Notice Is hereby given that the follo- THE SHORT LINE LUMBER CO, elected the following officers: R. M. horrible wound in his head, with the wing-named weapon claimant has filed notice FROM Nichols, president; T. D. Hosmer, vice of destruction still held close of his Intention to make final proof General BxsiUing Sapplies president; Frank W. Beach, secre- - to his side. in support claim under sections Mr. Newman had been very delib- of his F' R g- - 16 17 3, 1891 A dastardly attempt to wreck the'1"1?; Sc.heel trea8urer: his preparations and of the act of March SCREEN DOORS "' " Keuer"' erate in for death. (26 Stats., 854), as amended by the COLORADO Santa Fe overland Wednesday night J " Juding from the position in which the has Just been given out by the ofn Wade, counsellor. act of February. 21. 1893 (27 Stats., To Both Phones Third and Marquette The secretary of the company, F. body was found he had lain down at 470), and said proof will be made cials, together with the news that the full length, propping his head up and that two men suspected of the crime had Wi Beach, has inaugurated a vigor- before the United States court ous campaign, and is pushing the turning it slightly to the left. He St. Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth escaped from the Barstow, Cal., Jail, string commissioner at Albuquerque, N. company In the liveliest manner pos- then tied a to the trigger of M., on October 6, 1906, vis.: Lightning Hay Presses at Very Low where they had been locked up on shotgun and to great of AND THE NORTHWEST. Prices the charge of felony in the attempt sible. The corporation is to develop the the toe Manuel E. Chavez. administrat- We have received a car load of Lightning presses Its resources as fast as possible, since his right foot and fired the fatal shot and in order to sell to wreck the passenger train at Hel- way. or of the estate of Antonio Jose them right out we will make a very low price, based on spot cash cost en, below Barstow, on the Santa Fe. it controls some excellent raining in this Chavez, deceased, for the small hold- us and car load treight ta The men, described as two Anier-- property and splendid interests in and The charge of shot entered the ing claim No. 701, Sec. 25, Twp. 7 N. leans, of medium build and wearing about Orogrande of great value. right side of the head In front and a R. 2 E. ONE. NiGMl dark clothes, were iound after the little below the ear and plowed Its He names the following witnesses train had smasned into a handcar way through the head, coming out to prove his actual continuous adverse placed on the track and demolished it, at the left temple. possession of said tract for twenty CHICAGO, MINNEAPOLIS, snaking up ail the passengers but The only known cause for the deed years next preceding the survey of the ST. PAUL, FORT DODGE, sticking to the rails, swaying from was remorse that the old gentleman township, viz: WATERLOO, DUBUQUE, GALENA, the jump It made when it struck the W. C. Brann, the famous editor of yer ,h'8 naWlity Jo control his Juan Apodaca. Valencia, N. M.; FREEFORT, ROCKFORD. obstacle. Benito Armijo, N. M.; The finest train service to tne above the Iconoclast, wrote some fool thlngs,l .,- - , Valencia, Tho two were taken to Barstow ..,.i.. . , .. than Tuesday he Sanchez, Peralta, N. M.; Mell-to- n points; also to New Orleans, Mem- 1 i r' n i.. ,.,!,.! Spear Temple T,T phis, and lodged in Jail. Thursday morning than his tribute to the home. of that he contemplated S. Otero, Peralta, N. M. Vicksburg, Evansville, Ind.; before daybreak they escaped from the ending it all, but nothklg was thought Any person who desires to protest Nashville, Tenn.; Atlanta, Ga.; Jack- "The place to take the true meas- sonville, Jail, supposedly with the aid of a not in of what he said, as he had said as against the allowance of said proof, Fla., and all other points in ure of a man is the market much before to the south and southeast. third man, and took to their heels place or Amen corner, not In for- different parties and or who knows of any substantial rea- A the was Ticket Office, 805 across the desert. canteen in the um field, but his own fireside. it believed that as soon as his son under the laws and regulations of Ceventeenth St., or us- Denver, jail went with them. It Is not known There he lays aside his mask and you head cleared he would regain his the Interior department why such Colo. Phone, Main 1125. WRITE TO US AT ONCE. whether they were armed after their may learn whether he's Imp or angel, ual jovial and man- proof should not bo allowed will be JAMES CULTON, break or not, but It is expected that ner. given an above-mentione- d Commercial Agt king or cur, hero or humbug. I care i opportunity at the J. KORBER & CO., Wholesale and Retail, Albnqucrqce wilt cross-examin- friends hide them or furnlsn I Mr. Newman was about 60 years of time and place to e them with food a flight jus- not what the world says of him, ago for from bay and had resided with his daugh- the witnesses of said claimant, PIONEER BAKERY """ tice. whether it crowns him with or( ter, whose operates "", pelts him with bad eggs; I care not husband a dairy and to offer evidence in rebuttal of SIMON BALLING, Proprietor. ' Fortunately the train that Btruck in Tempe. for the past four years. Lit- that submitted bv claimant. (Successor to Balling Bros.) WE FILL D DM the hand car was going up grade at a copper what his reputation or re DDC ligion may be; if his babies dread u.s tle is known of his former life except MANUEL OTERO, p. a low speed. If a train from tho op- Register. WEDDING CAKES A SPECIALTY. PRESCRIPTIONS RIGHT nurrc posite direction had struck ob- homecomings and his wife swallows the Civil war. I"" RAILROAD AVE- ha-v- every she hi 203 WEST - stacle a catastrophe would re- her heart time asks in Mrs. Bambini, We desire patronage and we guar- five of ai her parlors, No. ArU.r,T UE( BANK sulted. for a dollar bill, he's a fraud A jamaican Lady Speaks Highly of 209 antee first class baking. HEXT lfJ 0F the first water, even though he may West Railroad avenue, Is pre- Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. pared to give thorough scalp treat- 207 South First Street, Albuquerque. Prices COMMERCE. o j j STRIKE IN THE pray night and morn until he's black Mrs. Michael Hart, wife of hallelujah the sti' ment, do hair dressing. tret corns. RAILROAD AT GLOBE in the face and howls till perintendent of Cart Service at King bunions ingrowing W. L. TRIMBLE & SHOPS he shakes the eternal hills. But if his and nails. She CO. At 4 o'clock Thursday afternoon 8ton Jamaica, West Indies Islands' gives maasage treatment and manicur- cnuaren rusn xo ine irom gate 10 says that she has for some years used ing. Mrs. LIVERY, SALE, FEED ANJD TRANS every wheel and cog in the Gloue greet him, you can take it for granted Bambini's own preparation Thos. F. Keleher shops of the Gila Valley road stop Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for of complexion cream builds up the FER STABLES. A. LUCERO that he is true gold, for his home's a coughs, croup and whooping cough skin improves Horses and Mules Bought and Ex- PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES AND t. ped turning, and practically every em' heaven, humbug never gets and the complexion, ploye in the shoos doffed hisoveralls and the and has found it very beneficial. She and is guaranteed not to be injurious. changed. BRUSHES. V that near the white throne of God. has Implicit In prepares BEST TURNOUTS IN THE OITY Leather, Harness, Saddles, Lap THTE QlfiNC and stopped work, says the Daily confidence it and would She also a hair tonic that - IIP Tfi Telegram. He may be a rank atheist and a red not be without a bottle of it in cures and prevents Second Street, between Railroad and Dusters, Whips, Axle Oils, etc Pal- Ul IU UA1E JlUllJ anarchist, a mugwump; her dandruff and liair The was caused ny re Morman or a home. Sold by all druggists. falling out; restores life to dead hair; Copper Avenue. metto Roof Paint; lasts live year and strike the he may buy votes of five stops Caa'a paid and 208 WEST 8ILVER AVENUE. fusal of the master mechanic to dis- in blocks removes moles, warts and superfluous leaks. for Hide charge a man. a ooiler maker by and bet on the election; he may deal NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. hair. Also a face powder, a freckle THIRD STREET boilermak-ers- 'em from the bottom of the deck and cure 408 WEST RAILROAD AVENUE. trade at the behest of the ' (II. E. No. 6279.) and pimple cure and pile cure. E. 1YIAUGER man, was only drink beer until he can't tell a silver All of these preparatlom union. The who Land Office at Santa Fe, N. M., Aug. are pureiy Meat dollar from a circular saw, and still vegetable ad- Market put to work a day or so ago, is claimed 23, 1906. compounds. Have just O. A. SLEYSTER by some of the employes in the shops be an infinitely better man than the ded a vibrator machine for treatment All Kinds WOOL follo- of Fresh and Salt Meats. cowardly humbug all sua- Notice is hereby given that the ESTATE have "scabbed" In another town. little who's wing-named of scalp, face and cure of wrinkles. Steam 8autags Factory. INSURANCE. REAL with Raaoe & Mauger. A committee was appointed to wait vity in society, but who makes his settler has filed notice It is also used for rheumatism, pains NOTARY PUBLIC. home hell who upon help- of his Intention to make final proof massage 6, Block, Albuquerque Office, 115 North on Master Mechanic Dawson and lodge vents the in support and EMIL KLEINWORT. Room Cromwell First 8t em- less head of wife an ill of his claim, and that said Masonic Building, Nortb Telephone. 174. ALBUQUERQUE. N. M. a complaint against the further and children proof will o Third Street Automatic ployment of individual in ques- nature he would like to Inflict on his be made before the United Well Worth Trying. .ie States court Ra- tion. But the master mechanic re- fellow men, but dares not. I can for- commissioner at San W. H. Brown, popular pension fael, N. M., on 6, the fused to comply with tne demand, ana give much In that fellow mortal who October 1906, viz: attorney, of Pittsfleld, Vt says: Next H. SHOEMAKER Juan Garcia. 2d. for NW 1-- Sec. L so the men walKed out. would rather make men swear at him the to a pension, the best thing to get lt THE CELEBRATED m m m 8, Twp. 11 N., R. 8 than women weep; who would ratlier W. Dr. King's writes; He names the following witnesses New Life Pills.. He General Repair Shop. Aut0at' Pnon PHILLIPS SUCCEEDS BURNS have the hate of whole ld my Room 10' r BttiMto the "They keep family in splendid Arm'3 to prove his continuous residence up- Furnlturo packed d crated; gaso AS CHIEF ENGINEER than the contempt of his wife who on, health." Quick cure for Headache, would anger and cultivation of, said land, viz: O. F. O. line and gas stoves repaired. TOTI A ORAO en- call to eyes I H. C. Phillips, heretofore ehiet rather the Masedonio Ramirez, Ramon Serna, Constipation and Biliousness. 25c. gineer of the San Francisco & North- of a king than fear to the face of a Guaranteed by all druggists. Next to Walton's drug store, Sout child." Jose Rafael Chavez, Bldal Chaves y Dealers In Groceries, Provisions, Hay, western, wnich is controlled by tue Montoya, all of San o Third street. Grain and Fuel. appointed Rafael, N. M. Ask 'whiskey Santa Fe, has been chief for JAFFA'S KRACK KREAM Imported Wines, Cut this out and take it to any drug MANUEL R. OTERO, sssibiibssssssmwsssssssbbssssb ssaaBaBBSs Flna Llna Uqnora engineer ot the Atchison, Topeka & Register. BREAD and take no other. and Cigars. Place your order tee Santa Fe coast lines, with office at store and get a free sample of Cham- berlain's Stomach this line with us. Jx)s Angeles, Cal., succeeding R. B. and Liver Tablets. Starving to Death. Bottled In Bond. b Burns, deceased. These tablets are far superior to any 0. W. Stl0n S SODS nmmi north third tricot. pills, being Because her stomach was so weak- KILLthe Official .circulars were received in easier taken and more ened by useless drugging that she couch Am Em Albuquerque pleasant in effect. They dis- and THE STRONG BLOCK. Wednesday announcing correct could not eat. Mrs. Mary H. Wal-- CURE LUNGS fBLKER' orders of stomach, bow- ' the transferring of James Dun to !e the liver and ters, of St. Clair St., Columbus, O., TheGeo.T.StaggCo. INSURANCE. consulting engineer of the Santa Fe els. All druggists. was literally WITH Secretary Building system, promotion starving to death. She Distillers. Mutual aaota and the o W. B. writes: "My stomach was so Dr. King's S::ZZZZZZZZZ: at 217 Wert story, Jr., to be chief engineer of the Dr. William' Indian Pile weak) FRANKFORT, KY. 0"" system succeeding ointment will cure blind. from useless drugging that I could! UNDERTAKERS avenue" Mr. Dun. This Hleeuinir and Itchiniv not eat, and my nerves so practically means retirement for Mr. ImPUe wrecked New Discovory " It absorlwtho tumnm I sleep; be- - Dun. nlluys the Itching at once, acta that could not and not M. DRAG01E PIL j afl a nOUltlfA. vivt Intrant m. fore I was given up to die was I In- - 0NSUMPTI0N Pries MELINI & EAKIN Superintendents Dr. 1'ilpOliiu Falrvlew and IIa m lie. Williums'lndliin duced to try Electric OUGHSand 60eft$1-0- Dealer In News from Durango, Colorado, is mentlHnrRnftrcil fn. Pll.iu an.l 1 fe Bitters; with) FORfj ll) the OLDS Fret Trial. Sole Agents. Santa Barbara Cemeteries. GENERAL MERCHANDISE. to the effect that Miss Katherlne U of the private parts. Kvery boi la wonderful result that Improve- ..rraniea, y ami-glut- ny Dinll on ment began at once, a Albuquerque, N. M. Sorter has hied suit in the district 60 r. and complete MONUMENTS ClflsrTlnd mm L.nr.'J,r''"- ctnu "d fl.OU. WILLI1MS cure followed." Surest and Uuickest Cure for all Automatic Phone, 199. Groceries, Tobacco, court of La Plata county against the MANUFACTURING CO., Prop. cievelaud.TjhuZ Best health Tonic on THROAT and LUNO TROUB- & com- earth. 50c.. Guaranteed by all drug-- ! m m N. Second 8L. Both Ph.nM. Denver Rio Grande Railroad FOR SALE BY S. VANN & SON. gists. LES, or MONET BACK. pany for damages to the amount of Ington avenue, J'twm.Albuquerque. N. M. $50,340. Miss Porter lost an arm lu the wreck above Animas City, near Durango, last winter. Miss Porter is represented by a firm of Salt Lake City attorneys.

. M. J. Condon was killed by a south bound Maricopa & Phoenix Height train tne other night. He was K eon hit in tne back of the hi-a- the 0 mom wound -- eing to the left side near ccoooo and the top. A hole about four inches in ooooooook GOME TO BELEN, N. HI. NOsCf009eKarexea diameter was knocked in his skull and t4irougli this nis brains oozed mingling Its Location with his life's blood the two flowing A Railway Center into his hat. Death was almost instan- EIl.LN IS 31 MILES SOUTH OF ALBUQUER-Jli- a, Future Railroad Metropolis of New Mexico taneous. The accident occurred near II. M.( AT THE JUNCTION OP THE MAIN ALL FAST LIMITED EXPRESS, MAIL AND Phoenix. tins OT THE SANTA FE SYSTEM LEADING Located on Belen Cut-of- f of Santa Fe Railway 1 1ST AND WE-3- FROM CHICAGO, KANSAS FREIGHT TRAINS OF THE SANTA FE WILL GO The optic says: .Mrs. Dell Gatchell. CITY. GALVESTON' AND POINTS EAST TO SAN OVER THE MAIN LINE THROUGH TO BELEN, wife of the we.i known Santa Fe con- FRANCISCO, I.OS ANGELES, AND FROM THE EAST AND WEST, NORTH AND 80UTH. ductor, left this city on No. 2 for l'o-- I AND ka, Kan., to visit with relatives at KASTERN NORTHERN STATES TO EL J , PASO AND TEXAS. iThc ihat place. Her daughter-in-law- Mrs. Belen Town and Improvement THE LOTS OFFERED ARE IN THE CENTER Guy Gatchell of Albuquerque, was on 1.000 BUSINESS AND RESIDENCE LOTS. 25x OF THE WELL GRADED (MANY OF THEM the train and accompanied her east. HO FEET, LAID OUT WITH BROAD 80 AND Company Are Owners of CITY. STREETS, WITH ALLEYS 20 FEET WIDE. IMPROVED BY CULTIVATION) ; NO SAND OR The railroad commission iexas has WITH BEAUTIFUL LAKE AND PUBLIC PARK GRAVEL. WE NEED A FIRST-CLAS- S, MODERN ihe application Mis- Belen Townsite refused of the AND GRAND OLD SHADE TREES; PUBLIC souri, ixanbUs and Texas Railroad HOTEL AND A COOD, NEWS- SCHOOL HOUSE, COSTING J16.000; CHURCHES; company for authority to Issue PAPER, v of lionds on its Da..as-- nton COMMERCIAL CLUB; A POPULATION OF 1,500 division. PEOPLE; SEVERAL LARGE MERCANTILE ES- TABLISHMENTS; THE BELEN PATENT ROLLER OUR PRICES OF LOTS ARE IX)V AND The Mis.-our- l, Kansas ami Texas MILL. CAPACITY 130 BARRELS DAILY; LARGE TERMS ON EASY PAYMENTS; TITLE PERFECT; has issued a circular of information WINERY; THREE HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, ETC. The Belen Town and Im- WARRANTY DEEDS. ONE-THIR- D PURCHASE in connec- TWO-THIRD- tor the order of Hoo Hoos HELEN IS THE LARGEST SHIPPING POINT FOR MONEY CASH. S MAY REMAIN ON tion with the annual meeting of the In- NOTE, WITl! MORTGAGE SECURITY FOR ONE ternational Oklahoma WUCI., FLOUR, WHEAT. WINE, BEAN'S AND HAY association at YEAR, WITH 8 PER CENT INTEREST City, September s to 12. fif CENTRAL NEW MEXICO. ITS IMPORTANCE THEREON. Mi Co. A GREAT COMMERCIAL RAILROAD CITY IN provement APPLY AT ONCE FOR MAPS AND I UK PRICES, IF OROGRANDE GETS HEAR FUTURE CAN NOT BE ESTIMATED. YOU WISH TO SECURE THE CHOICEST IX)TS, GENERAL OFFICES The offices of the New Mexico l.and &. Developing company have been lcoooooooooKooeo JOHN BECKER, ?m. WM. BERGER, Sec'y. moved from St. Joseph n Orogrande. lvocooooooooooo K000000000000K000000COsCOSws) All the books and furniture of the company have been installed iu the new office, and the place presen'a a scene of the greatest activity. l ast "vrasras' Friday the annual meeting of the 5aUKa de3mim-V- if PAGE EUHT. ALBUQUERQUE EVENING CITIZEN. SATURDAY, SEPT. 1, 190. Tuesday. Mr.' Shee'le, well known here, having gone there bent on matrimony, LOCAL. AND unknown to his friends, to meet her. Though Mr. Shoelp slipped away from OtheV things v his friends he was unable to slip back Monday. September 3, 190, being 30 Dozen too PERSONAL Into the city In the same clever man- Labor Day. and having been proclaim- for the boys ner, for a number of friends were at ed a legal holiday by the governor of New I, ARRIVAL OF TRAINS. , 'ho dppot to meet him when he step- Mexico, Frank McKee, WESTiiAilROADAVE.fi ped from the train last night, accom- mayor of the city of Albuquerque, re- UI4 panied by bride. quest all citizens to Join In properly No. 1. 8 and 4 on time. No. 7 re- his observing the djy. oys' for School ported to arrive at 1:05 a. ni. Yesterday The Evening Citizen an- bug-K.- FRANK McKEE. nounced the disappearance of the v Mayor. i You watch the Brown a; tney're mare of Captain J. N. Wtirner, and cleaners. this morning the captain was again FOR SALE. School OUR SCHOOL SHOES Attorney A. II. Hatlleo. of Silvei In possession of his animal. A sub A: a bargain, a five-roo- City, is registered at the Alvaiado. scriber, residing near the mountain brick (road, read the article and promptly house; nil modern conveniences. Own- '' i J.frs. Oilman returned this Fine Carl notified the captain of (he where- er wishes to leav city. Inquire at Caps Suits morning from a months' 'visit three abouts his mare. Ho followed In- I'.'O West Coal avenue. ARE RELIABLE to parents at Los Angeles. of her structions and found the animal In In- GENTLEMEN Order your suit J. II. McCutchen. editor of the an enclosure at the corner of First on sale this week i ny nre good, honest, all solid leather shoes with plenty of style dustrial Advertiser, returned this now and be well dressed fair week. Fine street and the mountain road. From Two thousand fall samples to select Shoes and good fitters. morning from a business trip to So- all indications the animal had been corro. from. Nettleton Tailoring Agency, ridden hard the night before and left 114 South Third street. They are made In factories where every condition is perfect to Mr. and Mrs. George iH'hn have re- in the vicinity where she was found, an of his de- Put your boy in a produce them In large quantities at the lowest price. turned from absence several after the culprit has satisfied CASH 50Cthne$.00 months in , Ohio and other sire for a good ride. For grain sacks, all sizes. Our wag- pair of our wear de- Our Idea is to give Jon the best values for your money and to middle states. The New Mexican says: Hon. Solo- on will call for them. E. W. Fee, 602 Mrs. W. Hi .'H. Llewellyn, with her mon Luna of Los Ltinas, president of South First street. Both phones. Just shipped from fying DouglasSchool pleae you. daughter and son, are at Santa Fe the Bank of Commerce at Albuquer- 1 Ask for JAFFA'S KRACK KREAM We want to get your trade and we want to keep it. from Ias Cruces, the guests of Mr, que, arrived at noon and left in the New York in time for Shoes, and watch and Mrs. Morgan Llewellyn. evening for the south. While here he BREAD and take no other. We are ever ready to show our goods and quote prices. Attorney II. B. Ferguson left attended to business connected with school opening. them wear this We do it right. ROUGH DRY. worth morning for Roswell, accompanied by the twenty-sixt- h territorial fair, which tmperlal Laundry Co. Every kind and style 11 Harvey IJ., Jr., who will enter the will meet In Albuquerque, September $3.00 but sell at 8k to $1.00 to $1.85 New Mexico military academy, located 17. He expressed his belief that this place. year's fair would be the largest and FEE'S GOOD COLD ROOT BEER. immaginable. at that WALTON'S DRUG STORE. - ' Relnkcn, Honker best attended ever held. The sheep to 2 1.25 to 2.25 Chas. of the John growers' during m company, of Helen, passed through the convention called the 2m city this morning en route to Chicago, fair will bring a large number of men THE HIGHLAND LIVER) aP interested In that Industry to the Duke BAM BROOK a 22 to 5'a 1.40 to 2.50 where he goes to buy goods for the City. BRO., Prop: 30 cts. company. LIVERY AND BOARDING STABLE The Commercial club, through Its HufcatzaafMiriTBiffr7ww Jiwm hum Deglnnlng with tomorrow evening, SADDLE HORSES SPECIALTY. per pair church services of the city will begin entertainment committee, intends The "Sadie" for mountain parties and each at 7:30 o'clock, the winter schedule, making its opening bail, which, as at special rates on week days. 8AUCES AND CONDIMENTS. Instead of 8 o'clock, which has been usual, will take place Wednesday, Sep Auto Phone 604. No. 112 John St.i the summer schedule. tember 19, one of the swellest events When purchased t r. F. Trotter'i of the social season. All visitors, nn T? E. L. Medler, assistant United through the courtesy of the club, will JUST RECEIVED oiTVirMVT o r tvt Crocery store, axe sure to bring the States attorney for New Mexico, has be welcome to the club all times ' at the gone to New City im- at right York on some during fair week, to partake of its Champion Grocery and Meat Market flavor to all dishes Into which portant legal matters. He will be ab- - privileges, and it is thought that the Cor. Seventh and Tijeras al- sent ten days or two weeks. they enter. This Is because we opening dance will be one of the most A choice line of Imported Goods Di- The Railroad Avenue Clothier J ways procure the best manufactured. Camlllo Rivera, who was arrested elaborate and enjoyable of the sea rect from Italy. yesterday by Sil-v- a, , We flad out what re- Deputy Sheriff J. F. son's dances. THE BEST LUCCA OLIVE OIL. m M n9mmn ,B first brands are of Sandoval county, on a charge of r liable and personally guarantee them. Frank Quier, the "king of Paradise Remember, we handle the best falling to give a peace bond, was tak- meats and full gro- alley," fell from a thirty-fo- ot pole a line of choice en back to Bernalillo today. this ceries. Furniture, Stoyes, Dishes and Enamelware the1 morning while engnged in telephone W. C. Block, superintendent of work, and sustained a badly bruised LOMMORI & MATTEUCCI. Postal Telegraph company, with head- hand and arm as a says AT SPECIAL quarters in Denver, was here yester- result. Frank PRICES v it is certainly "Quier" how acci- TICKETS E OUGHT. SOLD , day Inspecting such the local office, which dents will happen. He was working F. F. TROTTER he found in excellent condition. AND EXCHANGED on the pole when his "climbers" No. 118 and 120 South Second street The union meeting of the Christian Association Offloo Speelman & Zearing hUUuuJh"' "r - " slipped, precipitating him to the earth R.R. Endeavors of the city held at the First below. Transactions Presbyterian night was Up-to-Da- te church last Jesus Sedillo. of Old Town, who Cuarantoad largely attended. An hour of social Furniture Dealers claims to be the champion coyote las- - ROSENFIELD'S, 1 1 8 W. R. R. Ave, GEO. W. HICKOX. T. Y. MAYNARD entertainment followed the business soer of New Mexico, Next Door First National Bank Cold session. captured one of 203'Wast Avenue the animals in the Tijeras canon and Miss Bessie Baldrldge, who has been excited some DURING attention on the streets THE DULL SEASON 13 WHEN WE HAVE THE TIME TO spending the summer ad Eaton and yesterday by trundling the animal REPAIR TOUR WATCH OR CLOCK, AND GIVE IT THE CLOS- Estes Park, Colo., is expected home around town in a wheelbarrow. He gf vou In In EST AND BEST ATTENTION. RING US UP AND WE WILL CALL this evening. Mr. Baldrldge, who has says he will dispose of it to the Sells- - are need of anything been 111 at Denver, is reported much r loto shows for circus tickets. FOR THE CLOCK. WATCHES ENTRUSTED TO OUR CARE ARE improved. PLACED IN i'HB VAULT EVERT NIGHT. ON WOivK FROM OUT Let's give Browna a rest until Mon- Col. W. H. Greer returned on the day then we'll let them out. OF TuWN, we pat express us. busi- charges one wa. limited today from an extended L. C. Smith, Hardware, Ice Cream Freezers, High Grade trt ness Chicago an emnlove of the Hor. trip to and oiher eastern abin-Mctiaff- company cities, in the Interest of several big at Thoreau, Hkkox-Mayoar- was an Albuquerque visitor yesterday. Enamelware, Pocket Knives, Crockery, The d Co. propositions which will affect this sec- Mr. Smith says Tin tion of New Mexico. that the Zunl moun tains will contribute a large number New Mexico's Leading Jewelers The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. of visitors to the fair crowd. ware, etc., call Jose Duran of 316 North First street, o$ THE ARCH FRONT. 80UTH 8EC0ND STREET. entertained a number of little folks M. C. Nettleton received a telegram I today from his son-in-la- last night in nonor of her 6ixth birtn-day- . Rov Smith. A very pleasant time was had of Detroit, Mich., announcing the birth at games and eating refreshments. of a baby boy. The mother of the child will be A regular meeting K. remembered in Albu of G. Warren querque as Miss Grace Nettleton. post, O. A. R., will be held in I. O. O. All members of local union of car- ALBUQUEROUE HARDWARE GO. F. hall this evening, September 1, at penters NORTH FIRST STREET 7:30 sharp. Visiting com- will meet at Odd Fellows hall ,115 o'clock Sunday rades always welcome. J. G. Cald- evening, September 2. at 7 AUTOMATIC PHONE S46 COLORADO RHONE 74 Fourth and Railroad Avenae well, P. C. W. W. McDonald, adjutant. o'clock for the purpose of attending services at tne Lead avenue M. E. Mrs. D. K. B. Sellers and children, church. family of the real estate agent, left tblit morning for Canon City, Colo., . C. H. Lantry, a conductor on the where Mr. Sellers will be engaged sev Uelen cut-wf- is In the city on a leave We guarantee quality and prices to be right try some Diamond Edge Tools property of obsence. On Monday nlcht Mr. and eral months disposing of Utj Lantry owned by the estate of F. A. Raynolds, will Join the local lodee of the Cutlerythey give satisfaction deceased. Order of Railway Conductors. Louis Kornberg fell in an epileptic Captain Fred Fornoff, of the New HARDWARL fit at the corner of Second street and Mexico mounted nollce. was In the riallroad avenue, at 10:45 this morn- city between trains last night, en ing and it was at least fifteen minutes route to southern New Mexico. HARNESS before he regained consciousness. W. H. Dearstyne. rcpresentine- - the Louis was In the act ot rolling a cig- Peters Paper company of Denver. In SADDLES arette, when he was suddenly over-com-o New Mexico, was a north bound pas- - with the fit. seuger last nignt. Whitney Company CHINA Julius Uhlfelder, grand chancellor of Dr. P. G. Cornish left last nieht for the Knights of Pythias, who visited all New York and other eastern cities, GLASSWARE the lodges In southern New Mexico, where he Is called bv nrnfeaslnnnl came In from the south this morning business. PLUMBING and spent the day with Albuquerque S. B. Grimshaw. of th Santa F Alaska Refrigerators, friends. He goes to his home at Central, was in the territorial metrop- TINNING tonight, but will be back olis last night on business. White Mountain Freezers, In time to fair. attend the E. B. Booth, the tailor, has returned C. H. Hogln, for sometime the prin- from a pleasure trip to the Jemez Blue OH Stoves, cipal press taker at the local office not springs. Flame of the Western Union Telegraph com- now They say the Browne wilt nrau vou pany, la holding down a good Job fop money. Gasoline Stoves. at the local office of the Postal com- pany with an increase In salary. Ho- Dr. Y. Davilla Valle. of San Mateo. gln Is a first class operator and his is registered at the Sturges European presence will surely he missed by the hotel. patrons and frequenters of the West- Lawn and Garden Tools ALBUQUERQUE HARDWARE GO. ern Union office. You want the longest wearing, i est The democratic primaries of the city fitting and nicest looking stockings fol- for your boys and girls; the kind that Fourth and Railroad Avenue preclncta will be held tonight as Is 12 primaries dyed with absolutely fast colors and lows: In precinct No. the as Wholesale Distributers: Mowers, Har- will be held In the city hall, with near holeproof as it is possible to McCormick Rakes and precinct make them. This means our "Black John S. Beaven presiding. In Cat" No. 26 the primaries will be In the of- brand; 12c; 15c and 25c. C. vesting Machinery. Birdsell Wagons, Mead Hay Presses. May's Shoe Store, 314 West Railroad fice of Justice of the Peace Craig on ; THE South Third street, with Dr. D. II. avenue. Winchester Rifles, Shot Guns and Ammunition. Cams presiding. Both meetings are SUNDAY DINNER, FROM 12 set for 7:30 o'clock. The democratic muuiM TO Z P. M. Diamond county held In AT ZEIGER'S E Palace convention will be this RESTAURANT FOR 50 CENTS. city on September 8 at a place yet to North be U3, U5f U7 South First Sireet 40 i. 403 First Street ITT RAILROAD AVE. selected. YOURS FOR THE TAKING-FR-EE From Germany to Chicago was the LUNCH AT THE WHITE Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Cut Glass, Clocks. Silverware. We Invite trip Mrs. E. Sheele took to become the and guarantee A SQUARE The four trade DEAL. wife of an Albuquerque merchant. Chicken dumplings ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO wedding Chicago last and for dinner took place in at the Columbus tomorrow. BUFFALO, NEW YORK. f 4 4 4 fr 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 -- fc 4. 4. 4. 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 "His manipulation of the Instru- 9 ment was remarkable." Buffalv Referring to Dr. Minor C. Baldwin, MclNTOSH HARDWARE COMPANY who can be heard Thursday night, & eBsjBSl .September 6, at the Presbyterian (Successors to E. J. POST COMFANY church.

f REGULAR SUNDAY DINNER, 50 CENTS AT ZEIGER'S RESTAURANT Sole Agents for the BURLINGTON OUTING BASKETS FROM NOON TILL 2 TOMORROW. We are displaying the SPECIAL DERBY and APPLES WITH NO iEEDI NO COREI TREES FOR 8ALE. N. W ALGER, 124 SOUTH WALTER 8T. oococoocoooo MiUUKA, for Autumn. This is the ALBUQUERQUE. most nobby Returns of the Nelson. Gang fight See Display hat on the market. Price wHI be received at the Club pool hall 4 Monday afternoon. No. 211 South Second street. 4 Big chicKen dinner ut the Columbus in STETSON DERBY $4.00 4 tomorrow. YOUNG'S DERBY YOURS FOR THE TAKING-FR- EE 3.00 LUNCH AT THE WHITE EL EPHANT.. OurWindow o Going to the mountains Sunday We will loan you a folding pocket kodak. 1 10 Houston, 205 West Railroad avenue. 122 o Watt Gold C 4-- 4- E. L. CO. Second DURING THE MORNING HOURS 215 West Railroaa Avenue WASHBURN A HALF RATE WILL BE GIVEN TO "T LADIES ONLY AT THE BOWLING t PARAGON Toouswon WALKOVER SHOES 4 ALLEYS, 118 WEST GOLD AVENUE. ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO M Ask for JAFFA'S KRACK KREAM i4 BREAD and take no other. 11