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IN BAY OF YON VALDSl'S SHRINERS CONTINUES ALBUQUERQUE

Something Besides Unrequited ully Fifty Temples Have Come BISCAY Love Drove Count From Austria. and Gone Since Wednes- HOSPITAL Was of Historic Family. day Night. r - - - . .

Fire Caused by an Explosion San Francisco, May 3. The Exam-- ' Graphic Story of Santa Fe iner says today: of Benzine In The supposed desperado who was Wreck at Maxwell shot and killed at Willows, Cal., Mon- Hold. day night, after a running fight with City. a posse of otllcers, has been Identified as Count Otto Von Waldsteln, of Aus- tria, a eclun of a noble family of his- tory, a nephew of the Prince of War-tenbur- g, GOING ALL ENGINEERS AND one of the richest men in TRAIN WAS Franz Joseph's empire. The Identification Is complete and FOUR FIREMEN KILLED there can be no mistake. THIRTY MILES AN HOUR Count Otto died fighting, believing that he was attacked by a band of robbers. The posse thought it had run down Forty-Eig- ht of Sliver Lip Surviv- Smith, the murderer of John Marco-vlc- h, Narrow Escape of Mother and of Oakland. ors Were Rescued by British Baby Weakened The count left Austria six year9 OFFICIAL Orrie. Track Westgatel ago because of a love affair. H? Special session of Ballut Steamer fought In the Boer war, at the close Abyad Temple. A. O. O. N. JU. 8. the Cause. of which he wandered to America. this evening for practice. All He followed the reclamation service ioines are requested to be pres-- Plymouth, May 3. The British through the west and left It In Placer GENERAL STAFF SHAKE 8, E ent. T T 4 4 4 4 4 0 steamer Westgate lunded here today county the day before his death. T. N. WILKERSOX, 4 In the wreck: at Maxwell City,1 the survivors of the . British tank He was walking toward San Fran Illustrious Potentate. N. M., Wednesday evening when oteamer Silver Lip. cisco when attacked by the posse. J. C. FEKGER. Recorder. .the first section of train No. 1. On May 1st, while crossing the Bay How Mistake Was Made. QUIT WORK IN UP 111 U. S. ARMY WORKERS TO GET Special Ceremonial session of 4 a Shrlners special, was derailed 4V of Biscay, an explosion of benzine In The count brought the mistake In Ballut Abyad Temple, A. A. O. by reason of rotten ties, which her cargo burst open the Silver Lip's Identity upon himself by acting pe- 4 N. M. S., Saturday morning, 4V allowed the track to spread, May 4, 10 o persons, two women and decks and set fire to the ship. culiarly. at clock for business ' three ' All the engineers and four firemen He wns first seen at Orland. six at 2 o'clock p. m. for Initiation a man, were painfully, but not were killed and four others of the teen miles above Willows, on Sunday MOREJONEY and at 7:30 p. m. the Daughters seriously injured. ht At time left the crew were seriously burned. Forty-eig- morning. appeared 4 of Isls will Initiate a number of e ' the it track He at a restaur new members, which all the train was running at a speed 4 of the survivors were rescued ant there and bought several loaves after ' by Westgate. will partake of a banquet which 4 estimated at thirty miles an the of bread and a big piece of ham. F e Injured are: T The first explosion on the Silver These he ate with the avidity of a 30.000 Will be Affected if Wood Is Relieved of Command Laborers Get Increase of 5 will be served at the Harvey hour. The damaged house. 4 CHARLES BROOKS. Denver. Lip the sides of the ship and starving man. From Orland he drift- T. N. WILKERSONV leg broken and other bruises; tore up the deck amidships. ed down to Germantown, where he Strike Is Not Settled In the Phlllppines-Wes-t- on Per Cent -- Skilled Men Illustrious Potentate. painful. ' She soon became a mass of flames, was first noticed at 11 o'clock in the 4 J. C. FEROER, Recorder. MRS. FANNIE WILSON, of which towered seventy to eighty feet forenoon. Within Week. Succeeds Him. Get Even More. Youngstown, Ohio: face, neck high. The fumes from the blazing Man Was Insane. and breast cut by her being oil and dense smoke overcame sev- There is a growing feeling among iltf IIIttttlKTTl hurled through a car window. eral of the crew. The fire spread the police of Glenn county that the IiOC AL &HRIERS ARE 4 Mrs. Wilson was brought to a t from tank to tank, and each advance man was Insane. His extreme objec MASONS WANT TO GRANT GETS DEPART- 6.000 STRIKERS GO NOW GETTING BUSY local hosp U1. of the conflagration was marked by tion to being taken, while at the saint As the of welcoming the vis An unknown woman of Ger- - aeaiemng explosions. time he did not appear to be anxious LAY ALL STONE MENT OF THE LAKES BACK TO WORK Itlng Shrtners will be over, the local man national. r.ioly bruised; V Wreckage Croni tho ship and the to avoid Hie fight, seem scaicelr the temnle will proceed to have a little 4 became hysterical,t: and left the uround were with being. During entertainment of their own, taking train, saying she i'elsttv a iea her covered action of a rational o had. burning oil. However, the sailors the three-ho- ur pursuit he had plenty Philadelphia, May 3. As a result place tomorrow. At 2:30 clock In living In Albuquerque. eventually succeeded In launching the of opportunities to sneak off to one of a dispute among labor unions rep- Washington, D. C, May 3. An Omaha. May 3. The entire work the lodge rooms on North Third life boats, Jump resenting bricklayers. stonema- order assigning various officers to lug street the ceremonial exercises will steel but inany had to side or the other and temporarily the command by force of all the packing houses In o overboard and swim in order to reach pursuers off track, sons and granite cutters of this city, deprrtments proposed be held, at which a large class sec- throw his the but the general stiiT was Issued today. South Omaha, comprising about 8.000 novices will be initiated into the The wrecked train was the first them. he clung steadily to the railroad and work on many buildings was sus- among men, this morning were notified tion of a long Shriner special that Soon Westgate came pended today by order of the master It provides other things that that Shrine. "The tr n over the hot sands afterward the highway. Major General Wood be relieved of an advance In wages of from & to 15 to the oasis of Ballut Abyad," will had been cut in two at La Junta. along picked up -. bricklayers, who last night decided by the and the survivors. If Wus Willing. He Wa- the command df Philippine divis- per cent had been granted - to statements made Brother to stop work until the unions can the them. cuustime several hours- time. crew and vmssengers, the first When he made his last stand, on come to an agreement. ion and shall assume command of the Aa a result of this announcemen At :30 o'clock tomoriow night the train department of the east at Governors 200 men who were out on a Daughtersj of will hold thel section was running down grade near IRRIGATORS the outskirts of Willows, during one About 4,000 workmen are affected, stiike Isls Maxwell City, when the engine and BUSY or the pauses in the fight, he cried, but If suspension continues for more Island, relieving Major General Grant the plants of the Armour and Cudahy ceremonial exercises. Initiating a par who will assume de- cars Jumped the track. After bump- out : than a week about 30,000 men of command of the companies returned at once. ty of novices Into the ladles auxll ing over the ties for several hundred get the various buildings will be partment of the lakes at Chicago. Five per cent Increase Is granted larv of the Shrine. "I want to to a telegraph offic? trades Major is o'clock, banquet will be feet, two Pullmans toppled over. The IN MURES VALLEY and wire my brother In New York. forced Into idleness. General Jchn F. Weston to 6,000 unskilled laborers. The At 9:30 a accident occurred at about 4:30 wages Invol- ordered to San Antonio, Texas, to as- skilled laborers will greate given by the local Shrlners to the If he says it's all right, I will give Neither nor hours are sume receive o'clock In the afternoon. up." ved. The dispute concerns the laying command of the department of increases. members from Demlng, silver oiy. Wild confusion among the passen- of stone after It has been made ready Texas. Raton, Las Vegas. San Marcial and gers Iteming. M. 3. Another evidence of Insanity was territory, w wil followed the catastrophy. Amidst X. May Work on bv granite cutters. MYSTF.UIOl'S VF.SNi:L WA.S elsewhere in the hich the shouts and orders of the train t:ie big irrigation canal on the Mim-br- e his desire to remain unknown even begin arriving herb about mldnlgh death. Is probable The masons, reinforced by the ltUHSIAX C'Kt'LSLIK, crew could be heard the screams and river north of town is reported after It thought bricklayers, with whom they are af- to be progressing nicely. More than that during the chase he Mopped long ZEKE SHIRES CONFESSES Deal. England, May 3. The mys cries of women and children who had enough to burn letters which he had. filiated, hold that only they should lerious steamer which near been precipitated against the sides of l.alf the work has been done already. lay stone, while granite cutters, sup- anchored the cars overturned and Jostled This completed and some reservoirs Soon after leaving Germantown he ported by builders, claim they Goodwin Sands yesterday, turns out made for the storing of the winter's stopped a buggy and obtained a quan- that to be the Russian volunteer cruiser among tho seats. Even in the cars tity should not only cut stone but lay It remaining upright, many were tlirown supply of water which the Mimbres of matches, but these were not also. Terek, which took a prominent part prostrate on the floor. affords, and a large tract of mighty found on him when taken, and there In the war between Russia and Japan Brooks, man. boarded tine land will be ready for cultivation wa.s nothing to indicate that he had It appears that while the Terek was the Denver 1,- - the train at La Junta, and at that At the artesian well a depth of been a smoker. ANTI-EUROPE- being towed to Barry AN CHAPLIN for repairs the time was suffering with a lame knee. t'.o feet has been reached and no wa The Count Wat Poor Shot. tugs left her to obtain coal. When the car fell over he was hurled ter. The work is suspended at pres- During the three hours' running The Terek sank the British steamer object was ent for lack of certain material, but battle, against some and his knee which terminated In the RIOTS IN Iakona June 6, 190S, north of Hon fractured. Mrs. Wilson was dashed will be resumed as soon as possible count's death, he fired at least fifty INDIA Kong, claiming the Lakona was car through a window of a sleeping car. and will be pushed to 1,600 feet if times, and his pursuers were often Butte. Mont., May 3. Zeke Shires, lying contraband of war. Later th tonight to attend the various exer her liead struck the ground and her necessary. within 100 yards of him, yet none of the murderer of Maur-ac- e Terek sank the steamer Princess cises. The banquet w ill be served at were by Chaplin, an auctioneer of Denver, the Alvarado. face and shoulders lascerated them received a scratch. He did not Allahabad, British India, May 3. Marie, after pronouncing her carg' broken glass. She was Immediately appear like a yeggman, his ex- two years ago, arrived here In charge At 12:40 o'clock Sunday mornln one and given CARLSBAD MAN face Serious riots have oc- of a deputy sheriff. Relatives are contraband. the local Shrine, strengthened by carried to side the pressing little of the brutality usually-see- Rawalpindi, Punjab. A first attention. in class, curred at trying to prove an alibi for Shires, Nobles from various cities in the ter woman, an elderly Ger- that and his hands were Hindoo mob burned two bungalow, but he declares he deceived his moth- ritory, will start for the oasis of Los The other soft and smooth, showing no evidence pillaged a church, a NEW YORK MAN expect man lady, was thrown from her seat MARRIES IN EL PASO of manual labor. mission looted er as to his whereabouts on the night Angeles, where they to arrlv and Jarred up considerably. After postottice, burned a garage and all the of the murder and instead of being Monday morning, In time to attend receiving temporary relief from a These appearances assisted In the motor cars in It, destroyed a power on a ranch, as relatives claim, he was opening exercises of the grand search which led to the identity of the physician, she was able to continue house plant and smashed windows in In Denver. Shires readily consented SUICIDES IN PARIS conclave. Journey as as Albuquerque. the body, as did a druggist's pre- the many Europeans. to extradition and will with The New Mexico party will be the far El I'iino, May 3. Miss Claire Wal- scription on residences of return When the second section arrived at tz, found the body. It bears The armed police eventually ob- an officer to Denver Saturday morn- made ud of the following: of Berkeley, Cal., and Lewis E, the name of Ed top D, the scene of the accident, the Injured Foster, of Carlsbad, N. M., were mar Curtis at the and tained an upper hand and dispersed ing, but declared that he preferred T. N. Wllkerson, potentate: W. were placed on board and made as Is signed by H. F. Andrews, M. D. the rioters. to be hanged in Butte Instead of Den- WIIHW IS A DAUGHTER OF THE McFerran, chief rabban; E. C. Allen ried here Wednesday afternoon at the was on comfortable as possible. Then this or B. M. Hall, on Upson avenue It indorsed the back, ".San The outbreak at Rawalpindi is at- ver, as the execution would worry LATE GOVERNOR OF RHODE oriental guide; E. A. Cahoon, dele up was detoured borne Bernardino Drug Company, Third, his mother and disturb his relatives. gate; John Borradalle, delegate section backed and Rev. Mr. Waltz, the father of the opp. tributed to the incendiary' influence ISLAND. poten over th St. Louis, Uocky Mountain bride, performed the ceremony, as Southern Pacific Depot," and of agitators who had been making Frank McK.ee. past Imperial and Pacific Railway, the "Swastika" sisted by Rev. O. M. Gibson, of Trin bore the stamped number 24,173 and speeches through Punjab, and who tate; E. S. Spooner, Otto Hahn route, to French, where the train took ity Methodist church. the date The prescription are considered responsible for the re- IS Paris, May 3. Charles J. Steed George Tletzel, A. M. Whltcomb its own tracks again. Upon arriving The bride Is a popular society girl was for a simple tonic. This would cent outbreak at Lahore. man, ot New York and Philadelphia, Thomas Hudson, Max Levy, Pau at Las Vegas. Brooks left the train of tho California college town, and indicate that the man had been sou of the late KearAdmiral Steed Teutsch. H. G. Ballard, James Wll and said he would return to Denver lias been here on a visit with friends. known as Ed Curtis, a name the man, committed suicide by shootln klnson, Alex McGregor, Frank He is a member of count may ACTING 60YERN0R Strong, J. H. Braew, Frank Johnson for treatment. Tile groom is a member of the rec have assumed to hide his MAPLE FALLS, WASH- - himself last night in a hotel here. the Denver temple of Shrlners. lamation service and Is at present Identity, which there Is every reason steed man wife, who Is daugh J. A. Hubbs. G. M. Slaughter. W. C Wilson Brought Here. INGTON", IS Ul'KMN'G. and a -- ew Mr. Rationed at Carlsbad In charge of the to believe he was trying to conceal, governor Porterfield, W. H. Jack, W. H. Dr. Smith, of Las Vegas, took 4 ter of a former of Rhode comb, C. L. Snook, u. c. Butler an water supply of that project. as not one scrap of paper other than 3. Island, reached April 30 from charge of Mrs. Wilson, and when the Belllngham, Wash.. May Paris Frank Miller. The women In tli yes- The happly couple left for Carlsbad the druggist's prescription was found Forest fires are closing In on titSpecialUittrVIKTItlto The Evening Citizen. Italy, accompanied by their child. F, special arrived here at 4 o'clock they will in 3. party will be Mrs. Matthews, Mrs. was resting where make their future his pockets. Maple Falls, in the northwest Santa Fe, N. M.. May Since hla arrival here Steedman H. Strong. Mrs. J. A. Hubbs, rs terday afternoon she home. Active search is still being made part county, 4 At 11:30 this morning J. W. despondent some reason much easier. More than thirty cuts o 4 of Watcum and the became for John Borradalle. Miss E. irisarri had for Information that will solve the town is burning. The last word 4 Raynolda. territorial secretary, and when left temporarily alone In Mrs. McKee. Mrs. McFerran about the face, neck and breast w;i-- t governor Frank to be Dr. Smith left the iU (.hii:k of governor mystery of why he made his melo- received before all telephone and 4 4 made of New 4 his room last night he killed him Mrs. G. M. Slaughter. Mrs. W. C. dressed. dramatic moonlight stand, deter- telegraph went was 4 4 Mexico, vice H. J. Hagerman. train here, returning home last night LEV OF DELAWARE, WEDS, his wires down self. Porterfield. Mrs. W. H. Jack, th s. mination not to be known and his 4 a frantic call for help from Bel- - 4 whose resignation was accepted 9 Jack, Mrs. W. II. Newcomb on train No. He stated that th Wilmington, Del., May 3. Mis llugham. 4 by the president. Misses woman's injuries were painful, but Mary Lea, daughter of Governor and final determined suicide. 4 A special train with GENTLEMEN RIDERS WILL BE Miss Newcomb, Mrs. C. L. Snook an It Is thought something be- fire fighting appartus Is leaving 4 The territorial secretary took C. not serious. Mrs I,ea, will be to William that of- - NUMEROUS AT CLUB RACE. Mrs. E. Butler. married sides unrequited love drove count here. Maple Falls has a popula- - 4 possession of the governor's headquarters in Narrow EHcape of Mother and Baby. i.'orblt Spruance, Jr.. tomorrow. The the f live, was by Ha- - New York, May 3. Gentlemen rid- The Albuquerque Mrs. Schrlber, of Bloomtieid, N. J . from his native land and Into obscur- 4 tlon of 800 people. 4 which vacated Los Angeles will be at the Hollen-liec- k ceremony will be performed at "The ity in german. ers will be numerous at the Meadow and her little baby, had a narrow Orchards." near City, America. This mystery will no race tomorrow, hotel. escape. She was gazing out the win- Delaware the likely be There was formality about Park Hunt club meet Ixx-a- l ivernor's summer home. Mr. Spru- - solved If the dead count' the change. Hagerman left the permission to hold which was granted Noble take Second Breath. dow when the train Jumped the track i - brother in New York will tell. The last train of Shrlners from dis- i- Is son f m ux r liVii.D. u moment later, when the car :k a Judge Spruance, of to oi Capitol after shaking hands with by the National Steeple Chase and parts left at 2 o'clock this after- and the slate curt, and a graduate of 1XGS OF IH BI.IN FAIR. his appointees, who happened Hunt association, for which event tant toppled over, she was pitched into the noon and now the local lodge can roughly up. While Princeton university. Dublin, May 3. Tomorrow Is tha to be about and went to his 4 twenty-fiv- e gentlemen applied for and breath a sigh of relief, not tnat they aisles and shaken WITCH ELM WON AT 4 home in the Fort Marcy addl- - received licenses. The event evident- lying prostrate she was picked up and day set for the plots to burn down begrudged the work of welcoming by L. G. Brown, of Elk- 01 i it sritiki: the buildings of the Dublin interna- tlon. ly arouses much enthusiasm among and entertaining their fellow nobles. carried out may He would make no statement. gentlemen will hart, Intl.. who himself hai been in: settlfd. tional fair, to culminate, but it is the riders and they hut Just because everything went oft on Immediately NEW MARKET TODAY 4 His plans are not known here. present a brilliant spectacle aa they so satisfactory a manner. re- thrown his head but Vancouver, May 3. A special from considered that the discovery of them He will probably leave In a few in The n vered sufficiently to lenu what 1'ernie says: in time has frustrated the nefarious crowd the course. ception committee has received many being days for Itoswell where his fath- - 4 compliments way they he could. The baby It is unofficially leported today that design. The plots are attributed to 4 er, J. J. Hagerman, resides, to 4 on the handled well bundled up in clothing and the striking miners have decided to t lie advanced political sections in Ire- the thousands of visitors. Now the Mrs. Sohrie-he- r Guidon, May 3. The 1,0U' guinea 4 take a much needed rest. local temple can to own pri- blankets was unharmed. return to nrk. A result of the vie land which, admittedly, are violently The past month has been a DELEGATE ANDREWS EN turn its said: a be public An agree- stakes at Newmarket today was wo'i opposed to exhibi- vate affairs. Tomorrow there are very we came ill made later. by Witch Kirn; Frugality, the International strenuous time for him. 4 many to be Into the "I feel thankful that ment practically means a closed shop second and tion, claiming that it would - unfair 4 It Is known definitely here novices Initiated out safely; it seems a miracle to me Sixty, third. Seventeen horses start- to to display product of Shrine; ceremonial exercises to be and the principle. three-year-ol- Ireland the that it will be at least two ROUTE TO NEW MEXICO that baby was not hurt that ed. The were for d performed and, in the evening, a ban- on fire "Alt- the highly developed Industries of months before Captain George 4 to w car did not catch from the tillles, one mile. In na- 4 Curry will New quet at the Alvarado attend, here I very stiff on account of itude, by other nations competition with reach Mexico. a New Mexico tem- stove. feel ridden D.i'.iy Mallei, wa. tive products l.ig'u-l- y 4 In number of other my bruises, very nervous. 1 was vi kii.i i i fourth. which are not the meantime Governor ples will have representatives present and iui l EXPLOSION perfected 4 Raynolds will have his hands Special to Evening thrown from my seat into the alsl, full conducting two most The Cit.zen. to do Justice to the hospitality of the my striking so hard on the floor lll'MLV LAND WILL of the Washington, D. C, May 3. nobles of Ballut Abyad. Then Sunday head Hong Kong. May 3. A very BIDS FOK S. exat tlng offices in the territory. An- that I Instantly loss consciousness. bi: opened by i n . I'. INDIW Perfect satisfaction with the morning all will leave for Los my I of life and i.ori M I 1 Hager- - When I regained senses found jeat destruction Omaha. May 3 The g cm met. t IIOOI. Bi ll. KINGS OI SI final adjustment of the geles. open having propel 'y was caused at Canton man matter and with J. W. Ray- - that I whs out in the air, evening by an explo- lias definitely decided to proceed with ' ' ' governor been carried out by Mr. Brown, who Huntley project of opening 30 -- 4 S 4 4 '' '' nolds us until Captain Till', SMtlAXS WI w ." sion of a gun powder magazine. the Washington, I). May i Curry can New Mex- - Ri: also saw that my baby as rescued 000 acres of government land set- C, i. III I.I O (.IRI S GO return to A 1 1 I I.Y Bl ( ll. Twenty-on- e bodies have already for Tile bills for buildings ico, exists ''here. Delegate W. lMr Track Cail.tetl Accident. . additional KI T OX ar- se- I'een recovered from the ruins tlement T.ear Billings. Mulit by the STRlki: will Washing- - The Syrian temple of Cincinnati Hiown assisted the trainmen In lottery or drawing system. ex- for the United Slates Indian li. Andrews leave rived on special 8 a. m., with in a slioit time all Hundreds of persons are Injured. The training Albuquerque 3. - ton 3:45 thoir at curing order and ha- - fixed, school at Sal; Francisco. May I'r.ir- this afternoon at o'clock 16 representatives, of The roof. of houses a mile dis- act date not been but it were opened today. They were 'icaliy operators on an train for Chicago. 4 a body of and passengers were out di'.g.r. will be v a or July 1 all the of the stopped over an and a half Mr. said tant from the exploding maga- about Jii'.e ThU as foliows: A. W. Hayden $14,-- . Pacific Stales Telegraph and 4 He will leave Chicago via the hour Brown zines A will be the tir.--t land These Shrlners were a lively crowd, "The accident w caused by the were blown off. number rfo'eihmeiit on Wallace Hessfldei., f U.sy; Tliliinie company uruck today California limited for Albuquer- - of open -- and, like all Uie preceding visitors, wet ground and rotten condition of ttuii irtanl foreign mercantile thrown for settlement where for mess hall. For the conntru for ini leased wages. The book- - que Saturday evening, nothing t establishments were completely water for irrigation is immediately tlon of a dormitory Hayden. preventing and should reach were loud in voicing praise about the ties, which allowed the rail keepers and other employes are - train been going at demolished. The financial losses available. The land in within fifteen 1.M)0; $18,91.0. Out- as Albuquerque Moyday if he Albuquerque. To break the mouot- spread. Had the are enormous. ugar Hesselden. acting operators pending the 4 miles of a beei factory at side hni.s were higher. . engagement of non-unio- n girls. 4 makes no stops. ill " (Continued on Po,a F'v.) iiMtttllUIIIII 'VrrT4TTVS (CouiiiiueU oil Prte l ive.) 'ALBUQUERQUE EVENING CITIZEN. l ltlDAV, MAY S, 1907. PAGE TWO. THE OUT CURVE AS PITCHED YERKES-MIZN- ER BEGINS BATH IS BY CHRISTY MATHEWSON

Classified Advertisements: SUPPLIES SUIT FOR ABSOLUTE DIVORCE V I k'.' and Toilet Accessories Rumor in New York Says "Traction

' Will Again l . V, PERSONAL I'HOrKKTY LOANS King's" Widow Marry as Bath Brushes. Soap. Nnll WANTED. t I XnT Cr At once, girl in office, BruliCf. Manicure- Scissor, Soon as Freed From Present must write poo. J plain hand. The MONEY to LOAN (urn Pliistrrs, Corn Flics, Imperial Laundry t o Shampoo OTennis, Hair Tonics, On Furniture, Pianos, Organ WANTKli Situation, with mouciaie Tiilcum Powders, Toilet Waters Alliances. wage-- , bv voung miin; pood pen- Horses, Wagons and other Chattel!: J man nnd' !yp writer. Address M. also on SALARIES AND WAR1 Etc, Etc. thl office. HOUSE RECEIPTS, at low ai ll New York. May X it i tow avoidincr the where he usually Lnilles wanting stylish high Bs $200. ar positively the suit tiled on is found when he Is In New York. I: vrm anj ns Loans known that - 'i in. , nii.l dressmaking, call on quickly made and strictly prlvata Wednesday by "the attorneys of Mrs. He and .lr- .Mi.ner have not been Ycrkcs-Mlzne- r di- living for Mips Crane. Din -- ortn Time: One month to one year given Is for absolute togethir several months. - young d. Louis Immediately after the marriage, in street. Prices low. uso apyiew- Goods remain In your possession Let us Supply You vorce from her wanted 'Phone 944 B. Jlasbrook. of No. ;r7 Broadway, Januarv. lHoil. only a month after the tices Ou Call am T T. secona-han- d rates are reasonable. was appointed referee by Judge de.ith if Charles Yerkes in the V ANTED Gentleman's Waldorf-Astori- a, Mrs. Mizner flatly Flr-- see us before borrowing. and within a short time it is clothing. No. 615 South t THE HOUSEHOLD LOAN CO. expected that she will again be free. denied that rhe was Mizner's wife, of viaduct. Send ad- not to recall any ueh street, south Steamship tickets to and from a' news of the di- professing that and will call. R. J. Sweoney, Coincident with the ceremony had been performed. Miz- dress parts of the world. vorce suit It Was reported that the ner went away, but when he returned proprietor. Rooms 8 and 4. Grant Bldg. willow of the 'traction king" Is to lie to six later there as coinposl-to- r ns the New York weeks WANTED Position 115 West Railroad Ave. married a third time as foon w as a r- - oncilliation and for a short in pood office. First class man. bonds between herself and Wilson was harmony between can give best of PRIVATE OFFICES. are sundered. In her h"ine time there Dnn t drink and Open Evening. The HIGHLAND Mi.ner them. S . referents. Ma" of family. Would on Fifth avenue it was said "he was They separated again, however, and rr.f..r to work under contract. alsen.t. and she could not be found to the next heard of Mlzner he was In f Write L. W. Cray. Morgan City, PROFESSIONAL CARDS U-n- or affirm this report. champ of a moving picture show in i - ITf- - tfsdsttsssttsMMtaMs' MtsaMKiifMMl La State salary when writing. PHARMACY All the attorneys In the divorce ac San Francisco, while his wife was un tion declined to discu-- s the case, but dergoing an operation for appendi Shows You 1 OK HFNT. Sat ibis riiotoRriiili How lirlsty Mat liev son, of the New York LAWVEKh. it Is known It was bemin last citis in Chicago. She returned to this Curt-- , Occidental LIfo Building. Cor. papers were served on In lleceniber and a short (lant.s Starts His Out FOK RENT Two rooms for light urday, when city alone N Ave. and Broadway. Mr. Viz.ner. The charge against mm time ago Mizner reappeared here, but Hoys, it's almost a cinch most of. in the picture just how Christ housekeeping. 2" altfT' - Ira M. Bond. Iluilrond out- ATTORNET AT LAW, SI F.Pt.. Is the onlv one on which an absolute they were not seen together and It you have an idea that you will be a Mathewson, of the New York Nation FOR KENT Newly furnished livorce can be nhtained in this state. was then reported a divorce suit was second Amos Itusie when you grow als, grasps an rooms, modern bath, ha.i N. W., Washington, D. C. Pensions was the ball for Tha side Tne The name of the in prospect. up. Maybe you will if you stick to, picture was snapped Just as the bail block from Railroad avenue. land patents, copyrights, caveats not made public, but it i" understood Charles T. Yerkes' estate still re- pitching practice. We are going to was ready to 114':, North Second patents, marks, claims leave the hand. Nottca Granada." letter trade LAWYERS WHO PREY, she Is of no social prominence. mains unsettled and It Is uncertain help you by telling you how to throw the palm is upward. The ball shoott street. . . It. W. I). Bryan. Mr. Mlzner took rather elaborate how large his widow's share will be curve balls. Any boy can throw them out between the first finger and new hoUseKeep in re whether there will be enough ail - ATTORNET AT LAW. Albuquer- pains to avert being questioned and If he will practice. thumb. The curve depends upon the rooms, well furnished, Includ- gard to the suit. aixeiiMng himself remaining to carry out his plan to rotary motion given. Be sure yo'l in que, N. M. Office, First Nations tnp Hotel donate his house and collection of Hut before you start, here are a leSLric building. from his apartment in few things do not hold the ball too tightly. This 11-- -- 4.00. 619 Bank Forty-nint- h street, and , painting to the city. to remember: sou in mm "Tr , - Band. In West Practice as often as you can. .will prevent It getting the necessary West Railroad avenue. E. P. uoi- E. W". Pobson. rotary motion. You can start it un- AT LAW. Offlea Strive to get control. den. ATTORNET (;n rd III derhanded or overhanded. - ed .tlxni iter Success Mugnine. Don't overdo yourself. RENT Light, airy, wen- Cromwell block, Albuquerque, N. M Take good care of your arm. If your hand is too small to get a FOR rooming or light A species of lobbying which has secure hold the way doe?, rooms for SUDDEN DROP IN DRY FARMING WILL your you get Mathewson housekeeping. All DENTISTS. iii yielded exceedingly large returns to Change delivery until swing the thumb a little farther up om8t pel-wee- a style does not make your arm 1ng on the outside. those engaged in it Is which has that on the ball. Minneapolis House. that ore. you you and up. DR. J. K. KRAFT, t3 do with Indian legislation. How After are sure have the Second. A. T. Devore. Dental Surgeon. RECLAIM NEW Abandon every unnecessary motion right grasp, practice. And don't get M4Sth great these returns may be was sud-(Ur.- ly LUMBER Proprietor. Rooms 2 and S. Barnett building C0811F that will give the base runner a good discouraged if you don't see the curve revealed to the public shortly start. the first day. If you keep at it, you FOll SAI-F-- , over O'RIelly'a drug store. Prion Fifty-nint- h In the first lesson we are going to are sure to learn. No. 744. Appointments made by mali. after the first session of the - congress, when an was tell you how to throw an out curve. Tomorrow- we will tell you about forsalepiTgood as new. Address Edmund J. Alger, D. D. S. action It is the easiest of all. You can see the writer, office. brought in court to enforce the pay Building Material Cheape- r- Typewriter, care Citizen No. 806 Railroad avenue. Offlc ment of an attorney fee of 1750,000 FOR SALE Klve lots by the railroad hours, 9 a. m., to 12:80 p. m.: 1:81 to Manstield, McMurray, and Cornish, Lime and Brick Prices track and two on .outh Broadway m. to 6 p. m. Both phones. Ap firm of lawyers doing business In ,v the hospital. Rafael Sedlllo, pointments made by mail. Muskogee, Indian Territory. nnd Declining. Methods Used in Tillage of 731 South Broadway. Washington, D. C. This firm had se Chlckering V. M. SHERIDAN, M. D. cured the passage of a bill affecting Are Same the" FOR SALE Fine rs. property .Soil the piano, very cheap. Apply upstairs Homeopathic I'hyslclan and Surgeon the interests of the Five Futrelle s furniture store, Occidental Life Building. Tele Ivillzed Tribes, and their OF W0KK World over 7:30. tlpulated contingent fee was the MEANS RESUMPTION Over. evening, between 6 and phone 888. Albuquerque, N. M. amount named. The court upheld SALE Underwood typewriter, R, claim and the money was paid. FOR Interna-f.-i DR. U HUSI. their cheap; new 6-- good as new. cheap, Office, 8, X. T. Armljo Bldg. It should be explained that, in In Man No Longer The interest in dry farming con Vv3ricl vnrvolonaedia. new, Is Avaricious Middle Tuberculosis treated with Hlgb dian Territory there an estate of grow. W. E. Mllliken. Library building. 0,000.000 acres of exceedingly rich tinues to Throughout the "Variety -- m Frequency Electrical Current and and fertile land, much of It underlaid Holds Key to Situation territory and in SALE At the Germicide. Treatments given each northern half of the in home-bake- d bread, with mineral and oil deposits of fab of best of day 8 a. m. 4 p. At "Frisco. several sections the central and ptel cakes, doughnuts baked from to m. Trained ulous value, being divided among southern portion, much Interest is be -- soup, candy, etc.: all nurse in attendance. Both phones. some 100,000 citizens and freedmen ing subject. Th beans, dry of the Five Civilized Tribes of In- manifested in this Also staple groceries, DRS. BHONSON & BRONSON, influx of Immigrants into the terri JTooda 506 South Arno. dians. It Is natural that in such dis May 3. The and notions. tribution questions should arise and San Francisco, Cal.. tory, resulting in the settlement of SoortSPOUTING NOTES. Phone 710. Homeopaths. claims be made requiring judicial and price of lumber In the local market large areas in the dry farming dis BASE BALL Over Van's Drug Store. Phone tricts. has already increased the num- ap- L08T. legislative action. Hence the oppor has dropped $fl a thousand feet with- persons Outlaw Bob Unglaub has been wlin Office and residence, (28. tunity for lawyers. very brief period, and all indica- ber of who desire informa pointed captain of the Boston Ameri- Black lace wrap lined in a tion on dry farming I 6ST street between DIt. J. N. WARNER. V. 8. in addition to Indian Territory. tions point to a further decline in the methods. YYHKItK XI ICY riAY TODAY. cans. white silk, on Fourth When your you there are all the tribes and res The principles of dry farming at: Gold avenue. animals are sick other near future, all along the line, and - Railroad and need a good veterinary surgeon. CaK ervations throughout the country, all owners, builders and by no means new- to agriculture. The National league. "I haven't a loafer on my team." to this office, ex- the nrooertv principles in new. up the old reliable. Phone No. 642. undergoing, to a greater or less contractors feel that deliverance from fundamental Involved Pittsburg at Chicago. says President Comlskey, of the OF SPECLAL ELECTION tent, the same process of participation tillage are the same the world over. Brooklyn at Xew York. White Sox. "OTlCE the rapacious clutches of the middle appear only in the UNDERTAKER. and the final division and settlement man is now in sight. Other mater- The differences Philadelphia at Boston. Authority of the City Council of ot their landed estates. Some of the varying conditions of soil, water, ell By BT N. M. ials used for building are also on the defeating W. H. Clearwater ot City of Albuquerque. Auto, phone 316. Colo., Red 111 Indian tribes are exceedingly rich. owners whose mate. etc. For example, under dry American League. (Ireenhurg. Pa., Thomas Hueston re- the The secretary of the Interior, acting decline, and property farming we cannot, as tin Chicago Detroit. A. BORDERS. fen-- rebuilding be de conditions at tains ils title as pool champ. is hereby given that an elec- for the government, is custodian of nlnns had to der irrigation, substitute water for Boston at Washington. Notice Commercial Club building. Blaes fori-e- nutner to the excessive of will be held in the city 88. their moneys and general guardian cultivation, because in the case of the St. Louis at Cleveland. tion vto-rin- or White hearse, for new Lajorle, of the Cleveland Ameri- ..... : .i . on Saturday, and trustee of their property. But material will ataln Invite bids no of water Washington at Philadelphia. of Building operations will former there is excess cans, accepted 41 chances this season mVv 4.' 1907, between the hours ARCHITECTS many of the Indians are like so many structures. available. New York at Philadelphia. In games p. ro- to be prosecuted with renewed energy six without an error. 9 o'clock a. m. and 6 o'clock children, and they are quite ready operations dry 48-4- will All of the of farm following voting T. W. Spencer. Room 7 Bar enter Into contracts with attorneys, and vigor, and activity increase HOW TIIKY STAND. of said day. at the which hold promise a perceptibly. ing cluster around two Important fea. Bube Waddell has been suspended nett building, Albuquerque, N. M forth of little tures, namely, the formation of a thirty days. Connie Mack says the Hall. phones. ready money. iMen thoroughly posted on local National league. ht., rtv Both Indian Commissioner Francis E. building conditions ascribe the change capacious water storage reservoir. Reuben refused to obey rules. o a ward Office of Chas. conservation of the soil mois Won. Lost. Pet. venue. NOTARY PUBLIC. Leupp Is constantly at war with these to several causes. Immediately after and the Chicago 13 3 .812 Chadwlck & Co.. on GN1 lawyers who prey upon his as soon as people ture until the season of the year when Frank Gotch retains his title as .,..-- .. ti7, riffles of E. H. Dun shark the big tire, and New York 13 3 .812 champion by charges. There Is one attorney In recover from the tirst shock, the crop can make the best use of It. 9 3 wrestler defeating Fred corner of Third street and Gold Tlios. K. D. Maddlson. could up by deep Pittsburg .750 Beel, Chicago, two tax, 111 particular who has Incurred Leupp s intense anxiety was manifested to The soil must be loosened Philadelphia 9 5 .643 at out of three Office with W. B. Cbllders, displeasure, but who has succeeded which plowing so as to permit the rain and falls. VFoSrth Ward At office of George West Gold avenue. erect temporary structures in Boston 6 9 .400 In placing himself beyond the reach to people, and in which to re- melting snow to penetrate it not a Cincinnati 5 10 .333 twetiee- - of the ooace, South house rv. j of law or influence, and is trading and eagerness to single drop being allowed to run away 3 14 .177 Falling to get a bout with "Battl- Nime. ATTD CHXROPO sume business. In their St. Louis HAIR DRESSER growing rich on property fleeced from race for shelter and over the surface. After the water has Brooklyn 1 12 .077 ing" Nelson, English Johnny Sum- ,Kih'Mld election the question be first In the pre- mers will a. Thirty DIST. Indians. inis man now nas xxo.oou places of business, owners and con- soaked into the soil It must be hook up with Harlem Tom- of authorizing the Issuance worth of libel suits against publlca cost and vented from returning to the surface my Murphy. (830,000) Dollars of bond. Mrs. Bambini, parlors, No Hons which have Inadvertently men tractors became heedless of American I.eague. Thousand at her readily permitted the ma- to be evaporated and lost. Should Won. 209 avenue, pr- - tioned his rascality, and all the wit value, and a Lost. Pet. of the said City oi West Railroad is to charge exorbitant the soil be left rough after plowing, Chicago 10 4 .714 The number of hits don't always erect and build city nesses needed to defend his suits terial men tell good A Mexico, to pared to give thorough scalp treat- prices. Contractors, with limited ex- large surface will be exposed to the Philadelphia 10 5 .667 the and the bad pitcher. building, will be submitted to the have been removed beyond the geo which will result in the loss of dozen hits, well scattered, may n, i city, who are ment, do hair dressing, treat corns graphical limits of perience and less capital, engaged in air New York 9 6 .600 voters of said the Bntted States soil moisture. leveling th it be as bad as four in a bunch. qualified prop- bunions and ingrowing nails. Sh making It de building, ami promised to pay any much Detroit 6 .572 owners of real or personal rather difficult for the ground once plowing will re 8 the within the gives massage treatment and mani fendants to defend. This lobby law price the dealers felt disposed to at after Cleveland 7 .533 erty, subject to taxation, of the-- e mush- sult In the least amount of surface Boston 6 10 .375 Mike Cantillon, Minneapolis man- v Mex- - curing. Mrs. Bambini's own prepara yer has wonderful hypnotic charge. The anxiety r-it- of Albuquerque, New Influence exposure dislocating power of 5 9 ager, has been set down for tlon of complexion cream builds us In congress, and at each session some room contractors caused a scarcity in to the Washington .357 three the air and wind. Very much less St. Louis 4 13 .235 days. He refused to leave th tle'.d . I have hereunto the skin and Improves complex- bill contains paragraphs here and the material market and forced prices hereof the there authorizing certain to moisture will be lost from a smooth when ordered to do so at Louisville. my hand and caused to be affixed ion,, and is guaranteed not to be In Indians skyward. surface than from a rough surface April 24. set sell their lands. The sale Is always .More TeniMriiry I!uililliiK. Western League. the seal of the cuy oi aiuihucuv, Jurtous. She also prepares a hair to this attorney, and It Is said he se Xo Furthermore, pulverizing the surface Won. Lost. Pet. New Mexico. tonic that cures and prevents dan cures for $500 land worth $5000 The temporary structures and retards the movement toward the IV-- Moines 8 4 .667 Jim Corbett rises to remark that frank McKEE druff and hair falling out; restorai and often neglects to pay even the emergency buildings are all complet- surface of the moisture In the deeper Denver 7 6 .538 if the bill permitting amateur boxiug Mayor. life to dead hair; removes moles. $500. ed now and builders are turning their layers of the soil. Surface cultiva Sioux City 7 6 .638 matches In New Y'ork becomes a law perma- 7 6 Attest: warts and superfluous hair. Also t attention and energies toward tlon must be continued at frequent Omaha .538 there will be some mighty funny am- HARRY F. LEE. face powder, freckle cure piru nent structures, which can ::ot be Intervals, not only until the crop is Lincoln 6 7 .462 ateurs In the Empire .state. City Clerk. a and In few days, weeks or there- Pueblo 4 10 .281 pie cure pile cure. All completed a planted, but also for some time and of these SHORT TALKS BY months. Most of the buildings in after, even with the cereals. Hy deep "Juggs" Donohue accepted 121 First publication April 8. 1907. preparations are purely vegetable course of construction are contrac ted plowlnjr. and level, thorough, timely Y KSTI.lt DAY'S GAMES. chances in the first ten games tha compounds. Have just added a vl be completed on or before Jan- c ...... U ... pun, ...... At New York It. If. K. L. T. COOPER. for to i uiinaiiiiii iii.i. iu ctu 1 5 2 White Sox played, and never had II prULICATION. brator machine for treatment ol uary 1. liojH. giving the contractors we surely will fail. Boston NOTICE lOIt without them New 4 7 2 wobble. Tom Jones, St. Louis, ha'i scalp, cure It iK- - ma- Y'ork 105 face and of wrinkles. ami opportunity to obtain the lry farming requires strict atten- .Batteries Flaherty and Brown; chances without an error. n.n..imi.n of the Interior. Land Is also used for rheumatism, pain CHRONIC CRANKS. terial from the cheapest and best every operation M., March 26 tion to detail, and Taylor and Bresnahan. Office at Santa Fe, N. and massage. sources. must be performed at the proper time K. President Ebbets, of the Brooklyn?, 1QA1 num- At Cincinnati K. H. It was recently learned that a in right manner. Neglect is 3 8 1 is on the warpath. He claims the George - and the Cincinnati Notice Is hereby given that FORT BAYARD. N. M.. May 1 We all have met people who are con ber of the contractors who camt- here intolerable, and it makes not the leas- Chicago 1 8 4 reason his star pitcher, Doc Scanlon, ,f TjiKuna. N. M., has 19U7. Proposals in triplicate for the east since the April lire and - flew the coop, some T..i.vim3 make tinually kicking. Life seems terrible from the difference whatever, whether the Batteries Mason and Schlel; Pfels- is that other filed notice, of his Intention to construction and erection at this post thin They kmc u red contracts for several neglect is a result of Ignorance or of ter, and Kllng. magnate offered him 11,000 more for . t hi- to them. hae Frazer nve-ye- ar .iinnnrt nf of a 300.000 gallon steel water tank very are purehas. the season. nnal J" entry No, seldom smile. extensive structures carelessness. There is only one road At Philadelphia rt. h. e. Homestead and trestle, will be received here until Chi , Something dreadful Ing their material In New York. leading to success in dry farming, Brooklyn 1 September 12. 1902. for 11 u. in.. June 1. and then opened. In - 15 143.' made is going happen, cago and other eastern trade centers. ami that is. to know- the underlying Philadelphia. 3 6 0 The afterwath of that glorious tlht v ii vw U SV Vl NW 4 and formation furnished on aoiillcation to hose places are not the only sources principles governing tillage and un Batteries Henley and Kitter, in 1899 between Pedlar Palmer and section 18, township United States reserves right to accept nothing is ever jutt loo. una bar is one Terr.- - Nw'u'sW '4. or reject any or proposals. of supply. There ale hesitatijuulv to practice methods Sparks and Dooin. Terrv Met.overn a sad 7 V ranee 4 W. and that said prooi all En right, and they rels of cement from foreign polls on which, by repeated trials, have dein At Pittsburg It. H. E. has Just been released from a sani- Mira velopes containing proposals should be worry and (ret and . 5 9 3 will be made before Silvestre ' the waters heading for this city, not onstrated their soundness. Pittsburg tarium and Palmer is under arrect V M . on May 6. 1907. marked "Tank and Trestle and ad St. 4 8 3 charged fello-- T,r.i S. complain from Including seventy ships laden with agricultural ex Louis with the murder of a following witnesses dressed to Captain P. Vestal, Quar includ- - The New Mexico Batteries Lynch. Phillips anil (lib passenger on English' He names the morning till night. building material of all kinds, periment station has just published an railway r.rr. Vl continuous rcniuiriic Their in marble, iron, cement and lumber, son; Froniine and Marshal. train. of. the land trouble ports bulletin No. I entitled "Iry cultivation FORT BAYARD. N. MAY seems to be just coming to San Francisco from ing in New Mexico." This bulletin vi Charles Carr. Lorenzo Romero 1907. In bad disposition In Kngland, France, liermany and American League. Here's the limit: A New of La Sealed proposals triplicate bul deals with dry farming In New Mex K. York t,.0o viie. Jose M. Caco, all for sinking and walling a brick well this is ltalv. At Boston II. E. critic gravely says "Brooklyn won seldom to. ico. The purpose of the publication New York 5 1 4 guna, N. 15 feet In diameter, 4 5 feet deep, at In most cases It is learned from authentic on from New Y'ork because Taylor show- MMANUEL R OTERO, 1 &,it there more ex- is to supply information dry Boston 2 7 0 this post, will be received here until is one of two things sources that several of the farming those who are seeking it ed poor Judgment In not striking Bit- O1 11 a. m., June 1, opened engaged mil- to Bat teries Hogg. Clarkson and ter out and then the tensive contractors have bulletin, as well as other avail ; riger. after he had two strike'." lYtll PrnriCATION. . KMOCK. matter with lo re in This Kleinow Harris, iibei lin and vrnirn Information furnished on application Ml. J. lions of brick to be brought bulletins, will be to 11. Come to think about it. it is pu..r t,t the Interior. Lan4 them; either their T'ort-lam- l. aide station sent At Detroit B. E. r,..riTi,i.nt United States reserves right to uccept from l..,s Angeles. 7 Judgment in pitchers allowing Fe. N. M.. March 2 or any nerves or their digemion is responsible, schooners farmers of New .Mexico free upo-- r Detroit 0 Office at Santa reject or all proposals. En Seattle and uthcr points, where 4 1 1 1 many runs. Isn't it? 1 AT Mlle- -t l'he request for bulletin Chicago velopts containing proposals should Both come from the same thing stomach one-ha- lf what hereby given Antonio they can be had for should lie made to lUreclor l.utht Batteries Siever and Payne ; Ai.- - Notice Is that be endorsed 'Proposals for Well" and trouble. A man or woman whose nerves the combine charges for them in San c.du-g- Wonderful l.cenia Curv. of Laguna, N. M.. nas niea no addressed to apt. S. J", v estal, Ouar Foster. 1". i. Agricultural rock and McFarland. boy Palle. re tied in knots is bound to be mighty N.-- 11. E. "Our little had eczema- for rive r.r ii to final five Francisco. Mexico. At Cleveland lt. intention make teiniaster. poor company. same thing - 4 0 3 years," writes N. A. Henri- ii The it true if Mine li- llnc I'il'IV Cent. Cleveland . . . Adams, year proof In support of his claim what they digest 4 etta. Pa. "Two of our home doctors eat don't properly. No S 2 C ". a bar- St. Louis OFFICE CHIEF" QUARTERMAS they I lyime has declined from ...313 said the case was hopeless, his lungs , 1902. wonder grumble, don't blame them. a is Batteries Khoades and Clarke, r.rnarv it. for the TER. Denver. Colo.. .May 1. 1907 1 rel to ll.T.'i, and further decline being affected. We then employed n N havo seen Cooper's New Discovery Hi. well and Stephens. w i. st.i-iln- 28. township 6 Sealed In expected In the near future. It trans- other doctors no benefit viv will proposals triplicate will be change the whole disposition of people in At Washington II. U.K. but resulted. range 5 W. and that said proof received here and at office of the post pired recently that one dealer had Washington ... 4 1 2 2 By chance we read about electric bit- u month's time simply by getting t ninety be made before Silvestre Mirabel, quartermaster, until 11a. m.. May 15 their made a tract to deliver in The foremost temperance Philadelphia 1 6 1 ters; bought a bottle and soon no- Rafael stomach in shape aguin. Even the ex- at SI i" S. Court Commissioner, at San 1907, for furnishing 2,000.000 pounds days U.ihoi barrels of lime workers agree that the use Batteries Hughes. Warner and ticed Improvement . We continued xi xt Mm b. 1907. of .New Mexico pression on their faces was altogether per barrel. milil Vick-- t to anthracite coal, re of a stimulant like Blankenshtp; Bender, Waddell, this medicine until several bottles He names the following witnesses ciulred during the ilscal year ending different. The worried, tired, fretful look It Is the firm determination on the beer, does not create an i s an I Schreck. were used, when our boy was om-- I prove his continuous reaiaence upi June 30, los, at Fort Bayard, New changed lo peaceful happy expression, part of property owners and contrac- appetite for stronir drink pletely cured." Best of all' blood med-- ! r, land, viz.; op- . .ittvation of. the Mexico. information rurnluned on nd tha lines ofcare disappeared altogether. tors, since they have the lime and and in tu'tuiilly healthful. Western league. iolnes and body building Ilea It h to. :j. out- 1 Carr. Lorenzo Romero, Juan application here or at otlices of re Many people portunity, not to submit to the Des Moines It. H. E. u.ii a lit, i d Lagun fpective post quartermasters. tell me about this in letters. At at all druguists. Talle. Joe M. Caco, all of Envel They teem to think it miracle. It rageous prices demanded by local Des Moines 2 9 2 o opes to be marked "Proposals is'at. own- 4 0 N' M" for It's just the stomach working again. dealers and mill men. and the Sioux City 12 O. K. washing machines are :hi R. OTERO. Fuel at Fort Baxard." l A. II. Mc commenced Spoi .1 MANUEL Here's ease of this kind: ers and contractors have Batteries Clark and ler and nest. and second band, a Register. At LEY, Chief Quartermaster. t.i Import their own supplies of build- - Tabst Flue Ribbon Beer Yeager: Corbett and Spies. duced prices, i lo and up. Fu suffered with my stomach for eonTln-.l- "I thirteea up, - .,,,.1 will to do At Lincoln It. H. E. i, ''- , has the lowest ercent- - Co. ! 1 years. Nothing I ate seemed digest. 1 ...... ,...... r .1 - 1 9 o, My ri'"d. to so. Ill (tiller in tin- f..lti alcohol beer, Lincoln who lives also had chronic constipation, and was en- UKeof ofany D. nver K 13 1 Alexander Benton vantages of distant markets, those liitrht-s- t percent- Kl'ltKKA! 1, Fort Edward, N. tired, dull, irritable and despondent owners or- and the Batteries Tackert, McKay and Zin Yes, I H Rural Route all terprising contractors and ag;e of real, nourishing lla.e f ound at Last. ays: "Dr. King's New Discovery Reduced the time. 1 iuund it difficult to attend to der larger quantities than their im- ran: Paige and McDouough. Found what? Why that Chamber- It- - H- j ..... v.et tr.rihlv friend. It cured my duties as traction agent at this place." nee, Is require, and thus are ItAHl. At l imaha E. lain's Salve cures eczema and all al-- mediate 19 13 2 six years ago. It has i the surplus Omaha manner of Itching of the skin. 1 of asihnia "Six different doctors treated me and able to let others have 1 1 12 ..,f...-- i a wonderful cure of in all gave diBcrent opinions. at original cost. Within the next few Puebl have been afflicted for many years ii,ient consumption for my son began months the cost of permanent struc with skin disease. I had to get ui. R, "1 taking Cooper's New Discov Pri-win- ter R. rubt-- t Pro iiiii'iiiiii three or every utra The t1rt bottle ended the Rates ery, my helped tures in San Francisco may apple. icn The four times night ard and to surprise it me from 6; Mil- rible couth, and this accompnsneu, the normal, and from that time on I cess is based on practical At Louisville Louisville, wash with cold water to allay the one by one, the first. I have gained teo pounds io waukee. 1. terrible itching, but since the other symptoms left building operations will becnie more healthful principles, and Toledo, 7; using this "was perfectly well. Dr. three weeks srd am feeling fiac. My general be- - Ribbon At Toledo Kansas salve In December, 1905. the lu-hir- until she To all points Railroad Tickets extensive and more than gives to Beer City, 1. King' New Discovery power over bought and sold. Jloore's Ticket work now is pleasure, where before it fore. qualities most desired from has stopped and has not troubled marvel- was j. K. Smock, At Indianapolis Indianapolis, 4 St. Elder John T. Ongley. ltootville) oui.ii a:id iuUi Is simply Office, 113 West Railroad avenue. drudcr ." Cicero, tempvrani.t' 3. ".In.-- a Paul. Pa. by N-- ' ever Large For sale all druggists. ous." remedy lias inuiana. New arrivals l..r wttk At Columbus Columbus, T,; Minne- qu-ule- d guaranteed by assortment of velvet and Axinmster it. Fully allj Only Tic- apolis, 4. Are you looking bol-l- lr member of American We sell the Cooper medicines, rugs, all sizes. Also Huosler kitchen for something? l;e. druggi. 5oe and f 1.00. Trial ket .brokers' Association in Albu- member the want columns cabinets. Futrelle Furniture Co. Meyers & Co.. To Cli rewnsr. of The Ire. querque, N. M. Corres:pouUeiict THE J. H. O'RIFLLY CD. Ernest - Evening Citizen are for your especla-- ' nr.-U- W. Ave., Albuquerque. Mauward a Mill are selling- good - 11m? solicited. I If you in haTertlilng Silver benetlt. It talks to the people an I juliNcrib- lor Clilz! ami H r , . wDt riu:u . turiK-- nri-uii- ni, jiaiirouu Phone 125. wheat at II .40 per 100 lbs. they talk to you. llie ut-M- ami .lie. (rv tu Evening Cltlien Wait ad. ALBUQUERQUE EVENING CITIZEN. PARR FRIDAY. MAY 3. tm'. THHBa Queen Copper company In the Plnos Altos mining district, fight mne Heart of Aged Hawaiian Queen north of Silver City. Both gentlemen r NT COUNTY are large stockholders in the com- a pany and visited the mines with Is Won by Handsome Prince j . view of thoroughly familiarizing a Our Prices Our Work themselves with the properties and incidentally to enjoy the unexcelled are right is right climate and mountain scenery of this SCENE OF GREAT section. Both gentlemen were more than Batistled with the result of their Investigations and spoke enthusiasti- cally of the numerous exposures of All pay ore and the economical handling Kinds Commercial Printing MINING ACTIVITY of the name through the tunnel to the proposed two hundred ton separating plant to be erected this year, the un- questioned possibility of a permanent Having Added Large Invoices of New Type Facet industry and convenience to railroad and Latest Styles and market. When questioned with of Papers, We Can Please You of Fifty Miles reference to the development work 5) .. Every Hill Within Radius being done they stated that the crosr-tunn- ..:;, is in about three hundred feet, exposing eight feet of ore In No. 2 All Kinds of Pamphlet of Silver City Has Its Hole. ore vein, eighteen feet of ore In No. and Catalogue Work 3 ore vein, sever, and one-ha- lf feet of ore in No. 6 ore vein, 4') feet of Prospectors Enthusiastic. ore In No. " ore vein, over f.O feet of ore in No. S ore vein and between 45 and SO feet of ore in No. 9 ore vein to the face of the tunnel with no foot CAPITAL SHOWN BY LARGE INVESTMENTS wall in sight, all between defined in- CONFIDENCE OF trusive and in some cases lime con tact walls with an approximation of agilaBBaaaaaBBBBaannBnnannaBBjaj three hundred feet of drifts In the several ore bodies. Attaining Prominence -- Tyrone Development Messrs. Pitman and Ware informel Copper Flat the Independent that they had walk- America-Fore- over vein out-cro- p for more Company-Meerscha- um Company of st ed the than a mile on the property of the y. company and believed that the suc- Queen Copper Company-Coone- Burro Mountains. cessful treatment of the ore and good management will insure to the stock- Gold Hills and Other Camps Are Among Prop- holders a satisfactory and permanent dividend paying Investment. erties Which Promise to be Money Makers Cooney, The CiMMiey mine, belonging to the Mogollou Gobi and Copper company. but! (From Silver City Independent.) ployment to hundreds of men, Is showing up nicely, and some very qiHEX LIL" AM) OXF. OF HF.lt ADMIRERS. A mining deal which means much put thousands of dollars In clrcula-- l fine ore is being sacked, besides a Honolulu. May 3. After years of matters in Tahiti. for the future prosperity of Grant tion among the merchants of the good grade going to the mill. In one widowhood the heart of Queen nl All the bitterness of the days of the county was consummated last week county, and furthermore It will prove slope one man has been breaking has melted before the ar- overthrow and of the provisional gov when T. Walter Beam, a prominent beyond a doubt the additional value from five to seven tons of milling ore dent glances of Cupid. A handsome ernment which followed, toward the mining man of Denver, Colo., closed of Grant county's mineral resources daily, besides sacking from six to young prince of Tahiti Is sailing from queen, has died out. Time's Influence on options for thirty-on- e claims In and operating them. twenty sacks of shipping ore of a his native land to claim the queen as has been mellowing. What her in copper Flat, Central Mining district, Tyrone. value of $150 a ton. T. J. Curran, his wire. nermost feelings are, It would be inv MING this county. Every person visiting the Tyrone president of the company, who Is in But the queen doesn't want the possible to say, though there Is every The claims Include practically all camp these days is amazed at the re- active charge of operations, has first world to know of her approaching reason to believe her bitterness, too, properties In Copper Flat and being accomplished men charge mill, of the gulch, sults which are class In of mine and murtiage. She denies that there will has gone. across the railroad in Hanover by the Tyrone Development company. and has shown his ability in the man- be one. but the general feeling here She lives a quiet, dignified life, ap a. number of valuable water Is, express as also ob- It to It mildly, to say that ner in which he has overcome the Is that the queen's denial of her pearing at social and public gath- lights. The principal group was In In- this property promises to be one of difficulties of operation a district intentions has grown out of erings seldom, and entertaining Gilchrist & Dawson, so but tained from Cop- the biggest copper producers In the far from the railway and the labor her fear that her friends and ac- in a normal way but little. She vis corporated, and Is known as the developing un- compart- Cumber- southwest. The work market. The main double quaintances, especially those of the its and receives her Intimate friends per Flat, consisting of the der the masterful and experienced ment shaft Is being sunk from the white race, will Josh her, especially of both races frequently, and, though cm Cop- Congo. Sumpter, Laura H.. e land, hands of the Merrill brothers. Link sixth level, and each foot In depth as the husband-to-b- Is considerably In a simple and Intimate way, not . . . PUBLISHED BY . . . per Carbonate, Lime Mine, Copper and Jack, gained adds to value of Coon-e- y younger Silver, Super- has been remarkable and the the than she Is. She is 68 years without some of the dignified cere Glance, Lexington. Free they have immense bodies of ore to mine. The Cooney Is the only old, though she carries them with dig- monial to which she was so long ac- ior. Little Key and Reservation Frac- show for labors. They have copper producer in the camp, yet nity ease, queen all of which their and while the prospective customed. The Is In receipt tion lode mining claims, gone about It In a deliberate manner there are a number of other group? prince consort is a man less than 40. of a pension oft300 a month from are patented. Another group was with unlimited backing of claims owned by this company The Citizen Publishing Co. an old and have that Wives much the senior of husbands the Hawaiian government. She haa conveyed by Azariah Martin, four shafts down from two hundred may equal the Cooney in copper are not at ail Infrequent among Ha-- considerable property and would be mining man and prospector, and to six cross-cut- s development. time us hundred feet with values with wallans. 1 he queen has had both counted wealthy were it not that she Albuquerque, New Mexico comprising eleven claims located at different levels. The management The Enterprise Mining company, her city and her country residences has so many old servants and retain the Orphan Boy, Lieutenant Colonel, Is not seeking publicity Is with mines Cooney canyon, In- put Rider, and In in in order lately, and the arrival ers, dependents, after the old Ha Roosevelt Colonel, Rough fact reticent about its operations, but tends to go forward at once with Its of the princely groom was announced waiian feudal custom, who draw Rough Rider No. 2. Teddy, Bourbon, from a reliable source is new cyanide plant. Mrs. Freeman, for a steamer, e. it learned certain and when he heavily on her resources, compelling Perfection, Blooming and Dick Mane-fe- one copper manager, by that at shaft a body of widow of the late reached did not come it was explained that he her to practice a rigid economy and Still another was conveyed running very high in average was the district from the east but a few had been detained by some business an unostentatious style of living. B. F. Baker. The Baker group con- struck at 190 feet and has not been days ago to take active management sists of six claims called the Stone- cut through at the depth of 250 feet. of the property. wall, Oregon, Prize Winner, Flan-quett- e. The Tyrone operation Is backed by Gold Hill. Jessamine and Key Stone some biggest of the mining men in . C. Hinman returned last week Fraction. the country, including Cole, May and December Wed; January Blasts rep- Thomas from a visit to his mining property It Is understood that Mr. Beam G. E. Tenner and the Merrill brothers at Gold Hill in which he Is associated resents a number of prominent and who developed among the Calumet and Ari with Frank G. Cline. The property is Come to Banker Post and Wife wealthy eastern capitalists, zona at Bisbee. An idea of what known as the Roosevelt. A rich them .several who are financing the mining men think of the property can recently ut Tyrone. Development company an1 strike has been made the be had from the fact that some of depth of seventy-si- x feet, the vein be- who are connected with the Calumet them are now bidding seventy-fiv- e ing some thirty Inches In width and and Arizona company. Later on a and eighty dollars a for the Hin- 'A con- share showing much free gold. Mr. corporation will be organized to development stock and cannot find man brought back a number of very duct the development work under tho uny to be had at that price. It is un pretty specimens which he has at his name of the Exploration Company of derstood that tho development com- store here. If the ore holds out it is New Mexico's Leading New York. The plan of operation will pany will later on be converted Into a certainty that the owners have a be similar to that adopted by the a mining company, and this within a big thing. Mr. Cllne remained at the Tyrone company. No money or ex- comparatively short time, as the work mine to continue development work. pense will be spared to thoroughly has now gone beyond the develop-- i exploit and develop the Copper Flat merit stage and the properties can Burro Mountain. Newspaper cer- A Afternoon country and the result Is almost truthfully be said to be ready for pro- - party of prominent St. Iouis tain to be another big copper produc- d action. The name of the mining business men and capitalists have ing district for Grant county. company will Ty-- been in Silver City for some days be changed from i ' The Copper Flat section Is by no rone to some other, probably tli3 looking over the properties of the i i neans an unknown quantity. Active Chemung. In addition to its original National Copper Mining company In 1 operations were conducted there in holdings the company has taken over Whiteriver canyon. Burro Mountain the middle nineties. In June, 1895, numerous adjoining properties district. The party consists of W. 5. 0 other Mo-- , Frank K. Simpson, a Boston capital- j and will undoubtedly add more to Haynes, P. C. Liluiiey and T. S. ist, purchased the twelve claims com- the list. The operations of the com- - Maims. They were Joined Friday by EVEN-IN- prising the Copper Flat group. Prior pany mean a great deal to the peo- Colonel Ed Butler, the well known AN ADVERTISEMENT IN THE G St. gen- - to that time the property had been ple of Grant county and it Is most e;i- -: Louis politician. All of the sufficiently developed to prove its couraging to know that the develop- tlemen named are stockholders of the CITIZEN WILL REACH MORE value. The claims were originally ments have far exceeded the expecta- - company. The party made severai owned by Troutinan, Allen, Clark, tions of the proniotors. visits to the properties of the com- Rogers, Johnson and other. Each Alunogen District. pany with C. I'. Laughlin, the man- - READERS IN THE SOUTHWEST THAN one realized that he had a valuable J. L. Hill, general superintendent ager. All were enthusiastic over ths claim, but neither was In a position of the Meerschaum Company of way in which the property is showing ANY OTHER NEWSPAPER. OUR BIG to properly work the same. Mr. America, operating in the Alunogen up and the excellent management of Simpson took a hold and did a great district on the Sapello, was in Silver the same by Mr. Laughlin. It Is the . deal of work, absolutely demonstrat- City Saturday attending to business Intention of the company to shortly CIRCULATION COUNTS. ing that extensive ore bodies existed. for ills company. Mr. Hill reports commence the erection of a large It was also proved that the ore im- that the road which the company has plant. Excavations are already being proved in qjality as depth was attain- been constructing from its properties made for the same. The company ed. Two main shafts were sunk to a to Scott's saw mill is completed. The has large bodies of ore ready for depth new treatment and the proposition is of feet and other extensive road gives an outlet throun 3. D. Eakln, development done. The Rough Rider I'lnos Altos to Silver short- tine one from every standpoint. It President Ctii. Mellnl, 8crUnr. City and will O. Gloml, O. group has also been a producer for ens the haul nearly twenty-liv- e miles. be only a comparatively short Vice President. Bichechl, Treasurer, some years past and is well develop- The road Is twenty-tw- o miles m ;time until the National mines are add. ed, one shaft being 130 feet. There length and is in a good condition. ed to the copper producing proper are on the properties immense Iron The company Is now building an ad- ties of the Burro Mountain district. Consolidated Liquor Company cropping showing conclusively the dition to the boarding house. Devel- Suoeesiors to presence of mineral. The new com- opment work is being pressed for- ACKNOWLEDGE IT. MR. I AIM A C. POST AND THE ward. The first three years of their pany will continue the sinking of the ward as rapidly as possible and the VOI.X, married life was spent at the Waldorf MELINI A EAKIN, and BACHECHI A QIOMI, III-- MILLIONAIRE HlSBWD old shafts on the Copper Flat group results are entirely satisfactory. Su- Albuquerque Has to Dow to the. i SHE HAS II All ARRESTED. Astoria, and Mrs. Post says she was WMOLKMALK DKALKRB IN as also the main shaft on the Rough perintendent Hill is, however, exper- c liable Scores of Citizens blissfully happy. Rider group and will thoroughly pros- iencing the same difficulty that all Prove It. New York. May 3. Should May Then a woman relative of Mr. Post pect the entire ground. The work the mining operators in Grant coun- and December wed? poisoned his mind, charges the wife, Wines. Liquors and Cigars will be conducted In the same syste- ty securing After reading the public statement Do millions bring happiness? and his love are in labor, and as a of this representative citizen of Albu- cooled. He refused to matic and extensive manner as that consequence has not been able to car- querque Mrs. Emma C. Post, wife of Au- take her to phces, and was often In W avtrythlng la Hook to outfit tbo done by the Tyrone company Ty- ry given below, you must come gustus T. Post, company women, kp fmttldlouM eompltto at the work forward as rapidly as he to this conclusion: A remedy millionaire banker, the of other she most bar rone. desires. He Is at an especial disad- which says no. She has Just had her hus- claims. T. C. Gorree, cured years ago, which has kept the band arrested, charging gross bru- The climax came when Hav. been appointed .xclu.lv. agents In th. Southwest fof Jm . who was In charge vantage in this regard owing to the kidneys In good the hus of the work Tyrone begin- Sil- health since, can be tality. A suit for divorce will fol- band announced he was going to take Schlltz, Win Lamp and 8t Louis A. B. C. Breweries; Yellowstone, at at the distance of the properties from relied upon to perform same low, ning and who is a mining man ex- ver City. se- the she says. another woman riding In his touring Green River, V. H. McBrayer. Cedar Brook, LOuia Hunter, T.J. Motw of New men are being work in cases. Read this: Mrs. perience and ability. Is already on the cured as rapidly as possible, how- other Post Is almost sixty. Her hair car. Mrs. Post says she threatened arch, and other standard branda of whlaklea to. numeroua t. mentis. ground and will have charge of the ever. Mrs. J. Hall, of 322 West Huning Is silvery gray. She likes a quiet to follow him if he did, and claims operations. los- avenue, Albuquerque, New Mexico, life. Her husband Is thirty-tw- o, an he then knocked her down and oth WE ARE NOT COMPOUNDERS. The company Is not The Meerschaum Company of says: "My daughter ing a single day. A force of men America owns twelve mining claims used Doan's enthusiastic balloonist, automoblllst erwlse mistreated her. Bat .ell th. etralght article aa received bj us from th. heat laerlee. were put to Kidney Pills with very good results. and is studying for grand opera. Her Her screams brought hotel employes Distilleries and Breweries In the United Stat a. Call and InaaMt ear work last week clearing In the Alunogen district and possess- se- regret up and getting In readiness, es She suffered for over a year with one over the disparity in their ami arter relating her story she left Stock and Prices, or writ, tor Illustrated CtaJogu. and Wat and over the only known deposit of mer- vere pains across loins and kid- ages is that she is not older In her husbaml and has since been liv Prle. fifty men will be at Copper Flat with- chantable meerschaum in marketable her that Issued to dealers only. in next days. neys, so severe at times that she wa3 event she would have had more sense ing at a Fifth avenue hotel. the thirty Machinery quantities In the world, excepting only unable to be around. I heard of than to marry, she declares. Mrs. Post claims that in addition and material have been ordered and the Turkish meerschaum mines of Doan's Kidney Pills and induced her Their romance began eight years to her suit for divorce, she will bring shipped and the Copper Flat camp Asiatic Turkey. The enterprise is ago In London. He was against woman will scene to try them. She felt great relief a persistent suit a for allienatlng be a of great activity In a one which gives every indication of from the first and continued wooer, and they were wed soon after- - her husband s affections. very short while. success. The policy of the company their new company use until cured. I gave a statement The Is not looking is to as soon as possible reach greater to this effect some four years ago, Albuquerque Foundry and Machine Works for nmall bodies of high grade ore, depth where without doubt the meer- and would say today, January 31st, but for the large deposits of low schaum will be found In large quan- 1907, that we were not only given ('Imniherliiiii'tf Colic, Cholera and J. f. HALL, Proprietor grade mineral which can be worked tities and free from the percolation reason to Diarrhoea Remedy. SHEEP MEN PROTEST Iron and Brasa CasUnr; Ore, Coal and Lumber Cars; Shaft at a handsome profit pres- and seepage appreciate Doan's Kidney . with the from the country rock Pills at that time, but both my There Is probably no medicine lng-s- Pulleys, Grade Bars, Babbit Metal; Columns and Iron ent high price of copper. That such and consequently In original pure bodies its daughter and myself will vouch for made that Is relied upon with more Fronts for Buildings. exist was demonstrated years condition. This is shown by the ex- their value as strongly as ever, and AGAINST RESERVE ago under the Simpson management. istence at the present time the Implicit confidence than Chamber- Ropmlrm on Mining and mill Maohlnary a Bpoolalty of can heartily recommend them to lain's Colic. Cholera The only reason that Mr. Simpson pure mineral in kidneys within the other sufferers." and Diarrhoea Foundry east side of railroad track. Albuquerque. N. K. ceased work ac- Remedy. During the third of a cen- when he did was on veins and near the surface where For sale by all dealers. Price SO count of the low price copper. tury In which it has been In use, peo- OI.HXTr TO EXTENSION' JEM-E- Z of The they have escaped deterioration. cents. Foster-Mllbur- n Co., Buffalo, OF opening up of this property will form I'ino Altos District. ple have learned that it is the one RESERVE, ALLEGING THAT New York, sole agents for the United remedy never re- another important factor in the "for- W. S. Pitman and Dr. G. T. War, States. that fails. When SIIKFI INDI.hTRY WILL RE ward march'" In- duced with water and sweetened It is INJI RED HY PROPOSED of Grant county's of Independence, Missouri, spent last j dustries. will Remember the name Doan's and pleasant to take. For sale by all ACTION' OF GOVERN-MEN- T. It not only give em week at the properties of the Forest i take no other. No. 23 druggists. WE FILL B. Santa Fe, N. M., May 3. The Los RUPPE I'inos Wool Growers' association of PRESCRIPTIONS RIGHT MOVING DAY THE LAST LOAD Southern Colorado and Northern 203 WEST RAILROAD AVE- New Mexico has retained Assistant At Consistent Attorney General Robert C. Gortner, NUE NEXT TO BANK OF of this place, to protest against the Prices COMMERCE. proposed extension of the Jemez for- j j est reserve so as to include all the public land between the Rio Grande and the present eastern boundary of the reserve. The claim Is made that there Is no timber on this land and Finoct WhklriRC that Us Inclusion in the forest reserve would ruin the sheep industry of ' that The Elmo ;v. v' St. 'oylMi) Vj f . T ' tit kit r- -" set Hon. Wines, Brandies. Elc. cV!$ JOSEPH BARNETT, Prop'r. TRINIDAD CARPENTERS SAMRLC A NO Stl 1 20VNSV.West Railroad Avenue CLUB ROOMS ARE OUT ON STRIKE o w oi a m m

Trini.l.i.l. May 3. All th union COAL i ai a in ihi city to the number Genulue American block, per ot 75 struck work Wednesday morn-im- k ton M.B for .in iiu In waea from EXCURSIONS (Vrrilloa Lump . $J.5U to (4 ier day, of eight hours, f.6v and are still out. The oirike will Anthracite Nut . $8.50 stun work on twenty-tiv- e new build-iiiK- d Anthracite niixod 99.00 in course of construe linn, Includ- Anthracite, stove and . furnace ing a new cafe and dance pavilion tor sixes t tie park. Mexlm City and return 1 10.2.1, April tso fcutral JblU to May IHili. Limit July St.. Clean Gas Coke tf.oo WOOD. XOTICK IX) IIOIt-S- OWVEItS. J. K. i'l'ltUVi Ateut. Green Mill Wood, per load.... $3 IS The Albuquerque Carrlnjre Com- Card j. "Room for Rent," pany, Mi-M- t and 'lljeras, luta secured W. H. HAHN & CO. Hie bervlces of m lirsi -- class liortcnhocr, "Board," etc.. for sals at the offlce of and guarantees all work, or uo pay. The Evening Citizen. Both Phonea. ; KLBUQUERQUE tkctk rorw EVENING CITIZEN. rHIIV. Y 3, IM)7.

OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCJOOCIO f I! j The ALBUQUERQUE THE CUB'S CORNER j DAILY SHORT STORIES j 99 IMIIHJI 999. Stickley Bros. Mfg. Co. The morning pnprr feels awful bad. CITIZEN 0 THE DA? OF MIRACLES EVENING A prominent New York phvsiclan I'.onk are lighthouses erected on told a funny story to a gathering of In one of the two cars received this week we received a large ih" great sea of time. his colleagues at a banquet recently supply of those well known goods. Fumed Oak Is going PUBLISHED DAILY AND WEEKLY which not only provoked laughs, but to take also a lively discussion on the things the place of weathered oak, and in the Mlsslo i style It Is the perfect one in love with Truth never need medical which concerned the story. finish. Co. ask about his reputation. "In a rather woolly summer re- By The Citizen Publishing sort In southern Montana." said 1he M. I)., "there are some mineral baths Shabby clothes are no longer an hot and cold, which are said to be allowable eccentricity of genius. particularly good for rheumatism. W. S. STRICKLER WILLIAM F. BROGAN a Last summer I spent n few months there and made the acquaintance of MANAGING EDITOR , How many a time have we missed several of the llmpy Two PRESIDENT perfection while hunting for praise. tenderfcet. of them were Smith and Jones. We also received 30 rolls of linoleum, nnd can D Smith hobbled about with a pair of furnish any crutches, while Jones amount on short notice. We will a to ' You cannot find truth until you made about itF, welcome call inspect thel W with the aid of a double-barrele- d the obey the truth you have to the full. ridi larget line of household goods In i;ovirrr.i .ion ii:ivktmi-at- 0 shotgun. OI' CONTENTMENT the west. ni:i.v "There Is good hunting In that is the purchaser of a Morris or i Many mistake a derangement of country, and besides deer and elk not jikihui tiikmii iiiukst. infrequent other "easy" chair here no less i,ir ii:urisii the stomach for a change of heart. is it that an old grizzly the buyer of bed chamber suits UK.ri lU.ll'AN TAPKll IN NKAV MI.XKO. 0 hobbles down from the mountains to I.KAIMMi partake of the living waters. (sleep .made a Joyf, dining room Nugget furniture (every mnl a delight) AMU AM Till" SOI TI1W l T. from Siiotss Magazine. "One bright summer afternoon, ROOsTIMi OllJtOVE Cheerful looks make every dish a Jones returned from a little hunting or pieces for parlor, drawing room - or (each an ornament x ii:ai..-- feast. Jaunt in the woods. Smith. In one hall article iu;ri nut. rnixt in.r.s and tiik sol O of the baths, was allowing the knots to the home). If anythlng's need- In his knees and knucjUes to un- - ed to complete your pleasure s Cash or Installment ArsSOCI T1.I IT.KNS KFlMMtT AM) Al XlMAItY M.WS sKKVU'K. The Cub has been striving desper cur pricing. Glad to outline it on ately for something to rhyme with request. i Shriners. O New Mexico United A man has almost learned to live i i when ,11 may savor of triteness and in-- hut It he has solved the problem of The viaiem, perhaps rf :. his leisure. without Ji'iilit mif that New Mexico's outlook Is brighter today than ever F. H. STRONG before in its history. Abundant rainfall has Insured )H'- - pel ity in the pliecp and cattle sections, increased mining activity Is bringing in capital steadily, They're all right STRONG BLOCK among more and Whose all right? the pressing demand central and eastern farmers for The Shriners! heaper fanning lands has brought an unparalleled influx of desirable and O permanent rulers to all parts of the territoiy, the lumber industry is now-bein- developed along nnd profitable lines, and the natural re- A Word from .loh - development outlet. It takes a superior sort uv a man sources 'f the country being given practical and see where he's Inferior. Not less important than this material advancement is the political out- O look for the territoiy. The political bickering and dissension of the past jear has been recognized by all as a serious hindrance to advancement, and went the train. every other section, the people of The band began to play, a stumbling block to development. As in Radges blue for me an" you, REFRIGERATORS New Mexico are anxious to secure the best practicable discharge of the func- The Shriners came today. tions of Ils public offices, county and territorial, and will endorse any honest, vorkable reform, but it is being demonstrated more plainly every day that loose. personal And maybe now, (he wearers of the Jones had stopped to 'ight a reform movement which has its Impetus In the elimination of fez from all over the lnited States ills pipe, his gun resting in the hof-lo- w political rivals and the mere advancement of its own votaries is a doomed don't think Albuquerque is a good of his aim. I( The house built upon the nands. All over the country the death knell has bee! place to live in. "Suddenly, quite unannounced. a H.Vriv.'" large cinnamon be- sounded of the reform movement, w hich caters to th ? merely destructive 0 bear ambled from the hind Smith's bathhouse. Jones rais- iPTlf sentiment, without offering a feasible constructive alternative. That 'Silent" Smith's funeral trip Is a ed his gun and fired and, irritated by brief reform campaign of the late terrtlorial executive has been one of longer one than most live men get to the flatter of lead on his grizzly personal assault, without the predominating element of "fair play-- ' take in their entire existence. Won- flank, the cinnamon strode after AUTOMATIC o vital to oil altruistic movements, cannot be questioned. der if Smith enjoyed it? Jones. Jones cut a neat circle, was but one side to the moral questions cannot be and has eluded the bear and rushed for the That there bathhouse next to the one In which not been sustained, and the action of President Roosevelt, the world's rec- Manager Pellow of the Alvarado Smith was bathing. ognized leader in practical reform and fair play, is the most fitting answer to will have to order a big consignment "Hut to the bear all bath houses Impractical and destructive reform movements. of "Huslness Is Good Here" placards f.ppeared alike. The fractious fellow-dashe- t Constructed Scientific No honest, unprejudiced citizen can question the ability, record or mo- if lie Shriners keep on coming. to the nearest one, pushed on Is- a open the door and prepared for ven- tives of the executive, George Curry, who as governor of the geance. Principles. land of Samar, has more than made good, and his reappointment there last The entertainment committee, con- sisting "Put It happened to he Smith's year was at the urgent request of the president, against Mr. Curry's personal of the local Shriners and the bathhouse Instead of the one Jones wishes. Governor Curry comes back to New Mexico as its chief executivi people of Albuquerque, were wise in had entered. official record, thorough ac- not pointing out "Our .Magnificent "Friends," said the M. P., "I hap- v1th a clean personal reputation, an enviable a City Hall" to the guests of past Call and See Them. quaintance with all parts of the territory', Its conditions and needs. He is the pened across the lawn Just at a cru- two days. cial moment. I saw Smith dash out a man who Manila close to Vhe president and to the people, and a man under a Smith, the man of the crutches, whom all republicans may unite to the advancement of New Mexico's chief mind you, who had hobbled about development upbuilding The Standard Oil Co. has been years. business in hand the and of the territory. found guilty of rebating, and under for seven the law it Is possible to fine It $29 "He dashed down the lane at a clip 260,000. Here also are some other that would have put to shame any HARDWARE CO. possibilities. champion sprinter of the cinder McINTOSH Will Bonds Carry ? Suspended sentence. path, and even lengthened the dis- tance between the cinnamon find On tomorrow, May 4, the election for the special bond Issue to provide a Lecture. Mex. Costs. himself so much that the tiear turn- Albuquerque. New new city hall for Albuquerque will be held. New trial. ed and ran toward the wlldwood. Will the bonds carry? ' "Strangely, too, gentlemen, there- The Citizen makes the admission with considerable regret, but the out- 0 after Smith walked no more with A Hers (toiii. crutches. Whether It was the scare look is not bright. or the good, healthy sprint two-thir- goln" whether , One reason Is that it will require of the taxpayers who are The birds are alters I Their sweet songs never ston. unknotted his muscles cannot say. TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS voters in the city to authorize the bond issue. They but it cured Smith and he is a well I WILL PAY THE BOY. cli-- a twn-thtr- rtollpri. twitter from the house and barn Tho Irwllcnf tnnn that fl vnta will not he TherA is And from the tall tree top. man to this day." lack op- a of interest in some quarters, and In addition an undercurrent of 0 Call a Messenger and Send Me Your Work. position is asserting Itself today. Their hearts must be as happy GETTING POLISHED Kansas City Livestock. 1 1 As ever get City. May 3. re- Just why any one who has the interests of Albuquerque at heart shoul hearts kin J Kansas Cuttle oppose building of new city hall in the face of the fact taxes will For they warble an' they twitter (111- hi. A. Vm-clii'- i. ceipts 1.000, including 200 southerns. the a that Through wet. "I object to being polished, $4.00 KACKLEY THE TAILOR not be increased, The Citizen is at a loss to understand. the sunshine and the don't Market steady. Southern steers so I Can act like a real gentleman. 'tr5.&0: southern cows 13. 00414.50; Wist Gold Avenue It is true that the opposition comes from a set of knockers who have TIT birds are alters goln' I am mattered up so I don't put my stockers and feeders $3.50 'i 5.35; ttO never been known to do anything or favor anything for the advancement of With their wealth o' melody. elbows on the table and as for keep- bulls 3.20U calves W.OO'n 5.50; tbls city. They are a blot upon municipal advancement. They can not be We might foller their example, ing the end of the spoon out of my western steers $4.50 5.50; western strongly public spirit personal selfish- It sometimes seems ter me. mouth. I'm an expert, but, by Jove. fed cow s $3. Jo ft 4.75. too condemned for their lack of and through being polished up any ness. - I'm Sheep receipts 2.000. Market With a disposition sunny, more." drawled the dry goods clerk, steady. Muttons $5.50 'd 6.75 ; lambs We are the oldest firm of music dealers i This paper, while realizing that the chances of the success of the bond I know we'll get along. in the latest style. 17.10'd 8.60: range wethers J 5.75 'o' iesue carrying wera not the brightest in the world, has boosted for the new We'll meet the old world with a laugh "What's wrong?" 7,'io ; feil ewes $0.25 ' 6.60. cltjr hall persistently. We'll meet it with a song. "Wrong? say, you know my in New Mexico, and today sell more youngest ; This paper will continue to boost until the special election is over, and 0 sister, Jane? That's her Chicago Livestock. Will anew, boosting for a new city hall, if the present bond Issuo real name when she goes to papa for Chicago, .May 3. Cattle receipts. It then start Inking Down the Stove. money am spelled S4.25t(I' the Ter- is not endorsed by the taxpayers. the cards it's with I'.llll Market steftdv. fteeves goods than any other concern in We're taking down the parlor stove. a Y before the N and about four 6.40; cows $ 1.80 'n 480 ; heifers $2.60 The city needs the new hall, and needs it badly. There's soot upon the wall. consonants after each vowel. Well. ' 5.30; calves $4.00W n.lia; good to It is the duty of every right-thinkin- g taxpayer in this city who has tin; We're taking down the parlor stove. Jane loves me. and after she went prime steers $5.35fr6.40; poor to me- ritory. Everything in the musical line interests of himself and of Albuquerque at heart, to vote for the bonds to- We're frightened lest 'twill fall. through all the classes on how to act dium $4.25 'u 6.40; stockers and feed- and not show your real bring up. ers $2.0(j 5.15. morrow. There's a smear upon our on me. says Every taxpayer should go on record the polls as favoring city hall. shirt front she landed 'Jack dear." Sheep rectXJs 6000. Market be found in our store. Whitson at the And a smudge upon our ear; ulster, 'you are the best salesman 'o 6. NO ; year may so, steatlv. "Western $4.40 There Is no question that a majority of them will do but whether We're taking down the arlor stove in Witherly's and you are all right, lings $6. 75ft' 7.65; lambs $6.50'ii 6.K0; there will be a two-thir- vote or not Is a matter of some question today. For gentle spring is here. except you act Just like all American western $6.50 ft S. 70. South Second. The Citizen hopes that the bond issue will be approved, and is slow to men. You are too busy to know the Music Co.. 124 believe that It will not be. We're taking down the parlor stove. right things to do those nice little St. Louis Wool Market. your events, go polls The baby Is a yelling; politenesses, and I'm going to polish St. Louis, May 3. Wool steady, un- Do duty at all and to the bright and early to cast We dropped the stove pipe on his you up for Miss Wltherly.' Of course changed. another ballot In favor of municipal improvement and the advancement of head. that sounded good to me, I'm for Albuquerque, liemember the day, tomorrow, Saturday, May 4. Already it's owning the store, and I was getting Vann's new fountain for real cold on tine after a few lessons; had drinks. To The stove's a tilting on his head, everything running smoothly. Why, There AnylRin Dearer i ne otner tnree are missing. I was so polished that it made me If b i Sizing Up my Men Our wife's there in tears, sick to watch fellow mortals eat, OTERO GETS JUDG-HHE- NT The art of all for the leader is the ability to men. to weigh The baby boy or act as though they weren't drag-th- at arts tasure marred my happiness. If I them, to "size them up," to estimate their possibilities, to place them so as I'm standing on an old high chair, ged up. There was only one thing to call out their strength and eliminate their weakness, .says Orison .Swett, in Its legs were once some stronger. found Jane on the porch or met her AGAITST CITY the Success Magazine. I'm hurling choice words in the air, on the street, I would forget to tip This is the epitaph which Andrew Carnegie has chosen for himself: 1 can't stand tills much longer. my li.it. lies a man who how to get "Jane said she was entitled to as dis- "'Here knew around him men much cleverer than We're taking down the parlor stove, much respect as any girl. It A decree was entered in the Wana-make- r, other case himself." People wonder how a Morgan, a Harriman, a Ryan, a I thought that I could do it. sounded like tint book, but it always trict yesterday afternoon in the can carry wn such prodigious enterprises. The secret lies In their Next lime I'll hire a man to come; made me fell foolish to act as if I of Alfredo J. Otero against the city ability to project through system by to Wife stands savs, "1 It." was glad to see of Albutiuerque for $1,SS8.73. This themselves a mighty being able and knew her. on property choose men who will fit the places they are put in, men who can carry out O "Well, I forgot several times, a I sum includes the rent the have already remarket), Jane warn- used for a city hall, at $45 a month, employer's program to letter. Men who are capable, succeeding 1 1 4 their the of Human aliiiv. me give you a young from November 1, t . until June way ed Til lesson, in a large are shrewd enough to know that they do not "know it all,'' 1 saw a fellow standing on the man, some day, that will make you 12. 1!oi6. The original suit was for (shrewd enough to employ men who are strong where they are weak, to sur- street corner the other day. It was remember. It will be for your own $2.ooii more than the amount in the round themselves with men who have the ability which they lack, who ca.i raining like blazes. He had no um- Hood, and will hurt me more tlfin verdict. Huppleent their weakness and shortcomings with strength and ability. Thus, brella, raincoat or rubbers, and he j ou but.' From June 12. l'JOti, up to April l, was sure getting soaked. A friend "Say. yesterday. I Just caught on 1'oiT. the rent of the city was $!0 a in their combined power, they make an effective force. - came splashing; across to of- to the smoker as tin- express train use of the is many men, of him and month. The rent for" the The trouble that because their inability to read human fered the kindly protection of an um- pullet! out. I was in an awful ru-- h city hall has not been paid to any- nature, duplicate their own weaknesses in their' employes, thus multiplying brella. wanted to get over to the park with body since the suit was tiled against their chances of failure. The leader must not only be a good Judge of other", "Awful, isn't it," he began. "Look the sticks and play a hole m two the city two years ago, but it has u'i'ni ' but he must also be able to read himself, to take an inventory of his own at that street. I'll bet the mud Is so when I got off at Hde park and been accumulated in the city treasury two any- saw coming strong points and weak points. Men have often been elected to high office feet deep and it doesn't do Jane home from the since that time. thing but rain, rain, rain. Gee, I matinee. I slid alongside, pinched her or to till very important positions at the head of great concerns because of Practically all that the plaintiff, wisli it would let up." arm and said Lovely day haven't I Alfredo J. Otero, has secured is the Gas, their recognized ability, who have disappointed the expectations you ; I Joking, The Albuquerque of those "Let up," said the first man. "why met before was only $4", from June 12, placed tliis you I to extra a month who their hopes in them, simply because they could not read people. is worth more to this town than know. Inn, horrors. forgot to April 1, this year. The in-- t, They may have been well educated, well posted, strung intellectually, may if Rockefeller had driven through the tip my hat It s one of those tiat bojs on debt amounts streets get $;i r,n I. - rest allowed the have hail a great deal of general ability; but they lacked skill to and scattered a barrel of $i (we for them and it to Power Co. the read gold pieces on the pavements. This hard for nie to get it on with just about $1'6. Electric Light & men, to measure them, to weigh thein, to place, them where they belonged. kicking makes me tired. IMople right the kind of rakishness. Jam I 1. The young man starting out for himself ought to make a study of his howl when it rains a few days and my sweet ami polished little sister-w- ell, t OITK KS III power of penetration, of his character-reactin- g ability. He ought to make then when it gets good and dry and she drew coldly away, looked hiii:1 S IKANtlMO TOllW. it a business to study men, estimate their capabilities and the motives whic.i ihe grass all dries up and the roads shocked and. mind you, we were San May 3. On the Corner Fourth and Gold Ave. Phone 98 get full of chuck holes and the right in a swell liner Siberia, title here about today, actuate them, and learn to read them as an open book. least the middle of bunch . little breeze raises a Hurry of sand of people. iih. doti'i get funny. Sis. are coming Chinese otiicei-s- The involuntary acts and natural manner of a man Indicate more i I gov- tha Ihey kick about it being a godfor- I'm dead sick of this inannt I lug who have n detailed by their his studied conversation. The eye cannot lie. It speaks the truth ii all lan- saken country w lit re it never rains. business." ernment to atu-n- the Jamestown ex- guages. It often contradicts the tongue. While the man is trying to deceive That's human nature, but I think we 1 don't know you. sir.' s.iys littY position, for the purpose of studying you with words, his ees are telling you the truth; his actions are indicative n ight lie more consistent. People sister. military ami naval matters. The now -- w while may i t adays ant their blessings done l;y jove whack thought a delegation includes l.iu Sung Chang, COAL of the real man. the tongue only present the diplomat, the 111..11 up who is acting. In a nice little package and de- mule hid landed a short-ar- jolt, lieutenant, second grade gunnery livered ), repaid, but if we only knew when I around, a big Some incapable and turned of the Chinese warship Hal Chi; BEST CLARKVILLE LUMP nun MTm of projecting system and order through their u we could well afford to take a handsome in. in had be by the neck. Colonel Ting Hein, director of -- l.o W.60 establishments. They may do their own work well, and then they strike o. iking every time It takes a notion You're a nice kiiol of an excuse.' conl defense for the north; Major PER TON their limitations. They are not good Judges of human nature; their discern- to ram." savs he real loud, '1 have something llsiac Kaing Chen, commanding hr.H BE3T AMERICAN BLOCK ment is not eh. up. They are misled by conversational powers, display of D for mashers like yon. Perhaps 1 battalion, tirsi Maiichuriau division, PER TON W-5- , wasn't mad. J.inc hadn't ew-- turn- Wang Mill, deputy education, and often place a theoretical man where only practical talei.t ISOM-OK- THE JtOOSTF.Il. and Captain Yen ed around, but the friends "f the ,i'.ie-de-c- a could succeed. They are likely to place a man of great refinement, sens in p to the commander of handsome man had. He led off and in-- make-up- , thlck-skinn- second d. ision. tivencus, delicate in a position where a strong, robust, CHIEF OF POLICE MAILS eveiwolie ll. 111. out a Jolt or a kick. I 1 WOOD Is man required, where an oversensitive soul will chafe and shrink from t'.i was doing Ihe best eould when i 11 .. A. It. MOM - cold aggressive business methods necessary to effective, efficient management 1000 PHOTOS OF R05COE Jane caint- rushing back h.lo the MKNT T M 4 111 II. ,md explained mat- SIM lit People are continually being led into all sorts of position.-- , struggling bunch Fred el it ksl.ui g. Va , May 3. The unfortunate ters. 1 was so ti kled not to . t FOR CASH ONLY entangling alliances, and mortifying, embarrassing situations because of their eye handsome monument supplied by the none than oi.e black and not to of 23rd New Jersey AFTER MAY IS lack of ability to read human nature and to estimate character at a glance. he taken to tin-- police station, that survivors the I gu regiment was uneiled today at Salem Good people everywhere are being Imposed upon and are losing their money li ietl to smooth the handsome 1 by feelings, he was as mad a a church, Spotsylvania county, the COWolCMT In all sorts of foolish investments because of their Ignorance of human na- for members of that regiment who were John S. Beavcn They are not able to .see rascal, hornet at Jane. Said it would be a ture. the the scoundrel behind the mask. lesson to him not to butt m on a killed on the Spotsylvania battlefield. 502 80UTH FIRST STREET TIIK CIHI DKl OF TOIY AUK They have not developed the power of discernment, the ability to see the woman's Jokes. A l uge number of New' Jersey old TIIK MI X AMI WOMKN Ol In sheep's clothing." soldiers, and new ones as well, at- I)r. WlllluniK- Intluin Pll TOMOKHOW. "wolf the "Well, look at that coming down i iiiitiiient-Mi- l cure I prom- liiuid ( te- w lit tended, with a great many men liiet-dii- i The knowledge of human nature as a protector of money, of har.u the street. Here's re take off miiu ltthiiiii Ho not injure physical my Hand-tun- e in state. 1 L their ami as a protector against frauds and Imposition 1b Inestimable. hat to Jane and Ihe inent that Piles. ubsoriis the tuuiurj. well being Guy. I hope he gets the balance of tUuB the lU'lllUK ttl oil" e.ttl-- mental with Indigestible To discern the difference between the false and the true, to place the the polishing l was down for, ami M.t.s li n him;. ii poutui-e- , lnsiuiil re bread. Remember, they trow t ion Uml-uien- rlght values upon men, to emphasize the right thing In the ill, to discriminate lief, lir. Vv illiituis' lnitntn pile t when fed best. Select a nuality . f by the way sister Is sympathizing lu-b- I F.ggs $1 .r,0 pert si tting. Rose comb, is prepared, for 11 ies ami bread that you know is made it. between the genuine and the pretended, is an accomplishment which may be with him about the battle scars IrtfT Kvc ri;ht Hi own Leghorns and Hai red Rocks. of liie private parts. box la every way. sanitary condi- worth Infinitely more to you than a college education without this practical gave him; it looks as if he would. itrriiQied. llv uruL-Kist- liy ui iu on re- I'nder I to losing the part- Pure bloods. 24 laying liens. Address pt M cent, tions, of good Hour, properly mUtd power, and may make all Ihe difference you between stn-ee-- and f lilure hato think of of price. and l.ou. WIlllAM? ii nership in Wliherly's store but no J. K. Ruuley. Katancia, N. M. NUF ACTURINti . rruiw.. t tnno and baked, ho as to be wholesome ni'.-c- n neian.i. ard In, ppi it n :) i y. inoie polishing for int." 10H SALE BY S. VANN SON. nutritious, HallinR.s" bread on tinl If you want rsu:ts in MTttrtlatnt, will be found to fulfill evei requi.e-men- t. m i; I: k..:ls Is the latest man to plead with the lajliond presidents to Mute ltc!ring. tr an Evening Citlieo want ad, FEE'S PEERLESS HOMEMADE ' d.LH obfceiVe I.'I' - Having I can fit any move made, gasolene ia.es. been a railroad present himself, he knows that 1). fouti- - CANDIES, AT WALTON'S DRUG PIONEER BAKERY - moves a specialty. Stokes and Punch Vann s new CD t'.i-- is A - .. li rebate. Buffalo at (To be continued.) company, 411 WeBt Railroad avtnue. TORE. 297 South First Stret. l'IUIY. MY 3. IWI7 'ALBUQUERQUE EVEOTTO CITIZEN. pagb mm Ids, Mich, arrived 10 strong. Clar- ence I'. Clark is the potentate and JEROME LABOR John Sullivan, William Hray. Chas. SAYS Sill ZER'S NEIGHBORS SET OUT AND VOTE Cornelius and W. T. Podne re the l I. ggy w delegates. others accompanying the "W iiy j?f Make Your imrty are T. S. 1'pdike. lr. J. B. Tay- IS BUSIEST IN J lor. Mrs. Will Heath. F. I. Nichols TURNED UP THEIR anil wife, Albert Murray and wife. A MEW CITY HALL Mrs. A. H. Brett, of Charlotte. Mich.: Hot Porch FOR Dr. J. II. I'alln, L. A. Cornelius and wife. Kay Cooper, CHpt. Klliott and YEARS NOSES luy Johnson. Mow Buckeyes. Cool The Zeriohlu temple, of Toledo. hlo. was represented bv E. L. Twing May I Albuquerque Needs it, so Make the potentate; K. O. lteed. delegate: J. M. Marked Comparatively Judge Craig Fines the Sen- delegate; A. W. Payne, Thomas Pu'ford. (too. Kapp. Chas. Few Strikes-190- 6 ator $10 for Violating Ballots Many-Wh- ere the Poles Freest. A. L. Flack, Wm. Jackson. Vmlor shades will girt Or. John Newton and Wm. Church Eclipsed 1903. Health Ordinance. among others. The party numbered yon a cool, secluded restful Will be Located-Ri- de in an forty-liv- e. ills Ttien Came New Yorker. retreat on the hottest day a, The Ismalla temple, of Buffalo, FEDERATION PRESIDENT Senator J. S. ftitlzer, representative if You Want to. numbered Htnong its representatives: of Bernalillo county In the territorial practically adding another Auto Lloyd L. Westbrook, potentate; Ir. OPTIMISTIC 0 1907 senate, at the last session, and a resi- MTh Most Comfortable Ptac Brown, past grand potentate of the dent of the county, was fined $10 In in tha Honaa." room to your home and Shrine; J. A. I'rescott, Wm. S. Hlse-le- y, I nllce court this morning, charged or- completed prepara- Wm. Dorrlty. Dr. and Mrs. K. J. . with violating the city scavenger that room the most comfor Tomorrow. Saturday, May 4, is ti buquerque, has (By Samuel ;ouiH-r- ) be special fur a tions for conveying voters to the polls Danse, coroner of Buffalo; Hobt. dinance. held the election Bruce, Will Checney Floyd For one desiring to know some- Senator Sulzer owns several houses table, serviceable room of bond iscue to erect a new city hall. In automobiles. and thing of the union labor situation on 1 will have charge the Flakesley. near 215 South Broadway and during Every taxpayer who pays taxes 'While of throughout the country to itet at a the last month a terrible which all. real or personal property Is en- auto during the morning, another The Crescent temple, of Trenton. X. glance or odor either J., arrived with n delegation of thlrty-tiv- e. an Idea how labor Is far- has been originating from the several PORCH SHADES titled to a vote. To remain away man will take charge of it in the ing on this May first of 1 HOT Call and tee our stock n a Dr. Kdwin H. (irinnelley is their there houses, has caused the neighbors to from the polls on that day means that the automobile will be potentate, Is nothing better than the regular turn up noses. A ago city h placard announcing: others of this temple are their month you cajt a vote against the new J. Allen Southwick and I 1). Closson. monthly statement which Is pre- City Health Oftlcer Frank Quler no-tid- two-thir- re- " New hall, because a vote is 'Vole for a City Hall." The Salaam temple, of Newark, N. pared under the auspices of the Senator Sulzer to clean up the quired to endorse the bond Issue. "The auto will be used subject to on premises. (if J., was ntnong yesterday's arrivals. American Federation of Labor, show- refuse and trash his the will the committee in charge Palmer D. Cherlock is the potentate. ing the percentage of union un- Since then Oftlcer yuler has notified It Is up to every taxpayer who has of the election. labor the Interests of the city at heart to The Fourth ward A few members of the Zen Bo tem- employed with the same month for Sulzer live or six times and still the ALBERT FA BUR'S Is a good place where it could be ple, of Hairlsbitrg. Pa., also arrived. the preceding year. nuisance was not abated. The officers vote for those bonds. The new city used advantageously. will mean an Increase In tax- W. C. Astley. Henry W. Kgner and The year 1907 has so fur the best found the senator at the Alvarado hall not "One thing which proves more .Mrs. p.. H. Astley among last night and cited him to appear In ation, but it docs mean a long-fe- lt were the record that has been made. January 308-31- than ever we need a new city t police court. After hearing the evi- 0 Building Albuquerque. The that number. opened up with a fraction ovi r 2 pel-cen- Railroad Avenue ... Staab want supplied In hall is the thousand of Shriners who The .em temple, of Krlo. ar- dence. Judge Craig said: city oltn-ial- engaged in making Zm unemployed, as compared with 7 are come here from different cities. They rived with Milton Shelve, potentate; per cent "I'll just line you the minimum plans to get out all the voters pos- unemployed during the I go away with a good Impression and J. Orove. Joe Stern and Col. Sproul. month of January, lKini. amount. $1". this time and expect sible. delegates, B. rep- February von to up feli!iir for Albuquerque, for we and H. Burr, as its and March of last year a rapid clean that trash." When .'ten till morning, Mayor showed them everything that was at- resentatives. Improvement "Well, that's reasona hie." answered over January, the pro- as he walked out the door. McKee said: tractive. When they asked about The Mohammed temple, of Cerro portion of unemployed dropping rap- - Sulzer "We held a little meeting, in Cliy the city hall we pointed out the court lordo. ill., was represented by J. C. Clerk Lee's office yesterday afternoon house. You don't suppose we would Locher and wife, among others. The N". to talk over the prospects of the bond show a crowd a shack like that now Medina temple, of Chicago, the main H. ANDRUS know;) body not yet arrived, was represented election. While nothing definite was as the city hall?" by a The Old decided upon or suggested, still we Voting I'laci'H, forerunner. F. I. lteagan. Reliable Watchmaker and Jeweler Dr. Seiffert and wife represented aged feel better today, for that meeting First Ward City hall. the Ararat temple of City. Mrs. Certrnde Oarrard. ti Bring me your watches, clocks and Jewelry for repairs. acquainted each of us with what had Second Ward Office of ("has. Kansas yeurs. the wife of W. W. Garrard been done and what was to be done. Ohadwlek Co., on flold avenue. died at 12:45 o'clock this morning at Watch Inspector A. T. & S. F. R. R. no West Gold Ave. Every city official and councilman Third Ward Office of K. 11. Itun-ba- r, TWO HUNDRED her home, near Walters street an J will get out tomorrow and work for cornev Third street and (Sold ave- NOBLES Railroad avenue. Mrs. Garrard came the. new city hall, If you don't be- nue. here March 10. with her husband. lieve us. Jut watch our smoke." Fourth Ward office of George It from Alberta. Canada. Death was Col. U. K. B. Sellers, the father of Craig. Justice of the peace, Thirl VISIT SANTA FE due to pulmonary trouble. The fun- the new name for Railroad avenue street, between Railroad avenue and my:k: eral will he held tomorrow afternoon and a mighty booster for greater Al Gold avenue. salt from the chapel of the Adams under Special to The taking establishment, with Interment Kvenlns Citizen. In Fall-vie- cemetery. A Checking Account Santa Fe, N. M., May 3. A party of two hundred Shriners. all from Puts Indiana and mostly from the city of System Into Your Business ARE IN Indianapolis, came in here Wednes- INJURED ALBUQUERQUE day evening on the way to the annual New Received conclave at Los Angeles. No warn- Line Just HEN you pay all bills by check, your business is recorded ing had been given of their approach MISS C. P. CRANE accurately. Each Item shows for Itself. There la a cor- and no time given the people here to 1 W rect record of all receipts and expenditures In your bank make preparations for their proper S 2 North Second Street book. reception, notwithstanding which, Specialty of every you pay, you ALBUQUERQUE TO however, they received a hearty wel- For bill get a receipt. Tou have positive come and were soon made at home. STYLISH DRESSMAKING proof that you paid each obligation. The train on which they came was We give the same careful attention to both large and small the first of the Santa Fe specials SAMl'KL .OMPI BS. accounts. and President 1 consisted of six standard sleepers in of the American 'cdcralioii solid vestibule, the officers of the of Lalior. Highland Livery HOSPITAL GET BUSY lodges having taken the precaution to arrange in advance for the side Idly in 60 days until it was less than Saddle horses a specialty. Be trip to this hi.storic city. The Shrin- 2 per cent. But this year the im- drivers In the city. Proprietors of ers brought with them their own provement has been even more not- "Sadie," the picnic wagon. The Bank of Commerce band while here gave an exhibi- (Continued From Pace One.) (Continued from I'airc One.) and able. For February the unemployed It AMBBOOK IUtO 5. tion drill In the plaza opposite the were but 2 per cent, which in Phone 500. 112 John Street Albuquerque, New Mexico. old palace. Their careful training April dropped to 1 lu per cent, a higher rate of speed a bad wreck ony of the trip, the Syrians have a was apparent in the precision with which Is the lowest April percentage CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $200,000 might have resulted." band of thirty-thre- e pieces accom- which the various evolutions were of unemployed in our tabular record. " panying is composed executed. shoo-Fl- y Was Built. them. The band In noting this favorable start In C-- oooooooooooo entirely of Shriners and it is said to Altogether the Shriners remained 1907. F. Allen :3n it is interesting to note also that The derailment occurred at be the best Masonic band in the In the city for about four hours, dur- Galvanized! ltsif-In- g, o'clock in the evening and at 6 the year of 1906 was, on the whole?, Iron Cornice, Tin o'clock country'- - Certainly in the matter of ing which they visited the various Sliocp-dl- p yesterday morning a large number places Including an improvement over 1905. That Tanks, Galvanized uniforms and general appearance they of note. the cafe's year started with 7 per cent unem- Water Tanks, Pipe anil Kcpalr Work. i'f the Philadelphia Shriners and the are a handsome body. and restaurants, the resources of the 119 w. r. R. regular passengers were still at the latter beinr taxed to their utmost. ployed, as against 6 per cent in Janu F. Tomei & Brothers Joel C. Olore is their potentate, and ary of 1905. but the percentage quick 1- -2 place of the wreck. party-wer- e The citlzen-- i to a man united in offer- Gold Philip C. Shaffer, past Imperial po- others of prominence In the ly uropped below the percentage of 209 West : ing the wearers of the picturesque Albuquerque's Leading Tailor of the Lu Lu temple, of Phil- Dr. Ferris, H. P. Snyder, Joe the year before, and remained below tentate A. C. Seibler, L. K. fezes the freedom of town and on adelphia, was on the second section, Parrish. Custer, leaving the Shriners expressed them- it during practically all of the twelve nd he said the was held Foster Todd, A. !. ltyan, II. Norris, months. May was the busiest month, Choice of that train W. I. selves as delighted with their visit. Line New Spring Goods on Hand. Place Your up several hours before any arrange- Althaus, J. H. Kvans, O. Boss, Many ladles accompanied the dele- our tables showing that Jess than I ments were made to detour it. "The Eugene L. Iewis, T. W. MorlJomer. gates and vied with the gentlemen in per cent of the union labor was that Order Early. tie were In a frightful condition," W. U. Mflish aud Chas. Seibler. Dr. expressions of delight over the visit. month without employment. During Waste Land Mid Mr. Shaffer, "and it is a wonder Kumler Is the band director. During the stay of the delegates May of 1905 the percentage was be- I that an accident had not occurred Buckeye Slirlncrs. L. Bradford Prince and tween 1 and 2. gH 1,1 large tracts. Title sooner. When the wheels ran off, The Aladdin temple of Columbus, Mrs. Prince threw open their house In midsummer, in August, 1905, the tAittrtl the ends of the ties were not cut. Ohio, arrived last night 12 o'clock. and personally shook hands with percentage 6 at of unemployed rose to AddrcM, Box 282, Nt. Zaklma. With. S. A but broken off. which proves the The potentate of this temple is most of the visitors. per cent; in 190 I. th.-or- y the proportion kept Where to Dine Well that the ties were unservice- the famous minstrel man. Mr. below 2 per cent until September, able." Fields is suffering from an attack of The laist of the Shriners. when it rose a little above 3 per cent. "The wrecked train was left at rheumatism and could not be seen by The Moolah temple, of St. Louis, In the fall again, Maxwell City." said a Philadelphia the Abba temple, of Mobile, Alabama, the last of October, Santa Fe Restaurant the reporter. K. Nice, Theo- In years, un- man, "and I heard some one say that Albert and the Kismet temple, of Brooklyn, both the proportion of dore K. Olenn and W. K. Joseph are employed dropped to less 1 per the cars will lay there several days N. y arrived at 1 o'clock on a long than Open Day and Night. before they are removed." the three other delegates. Other rep- special. The baggage coach ahead cent. In December. 1906, there was resentatives are I. D. Pugh, treasurer a let-u- p again to 4 per As soon as word was received at bore a. flaring sign painted on muslin cent ;but the 10 per cent. Meals at all Hours. First Class Service Private Trinidad, a gang of section men was of Franklin county. Ohio; H. C. and read: "Commissary Car. This new year saw, as we have seen, all sent on to repair the the Creith and others. The Aladdin tern-- I on but 2 per cent at work, and this per- Dining Rooms in Connection. track at pie Is Bunch Put St. Louis the Map." Fresh Lobsters scene of the accident. Late yesterday patrol under the eommnnd of, This car was well stocked with bot- centage has been lessening up to date. afternoon they had put in new ties Lieut. Orr. a prominent photographer tled goods on Ice. These percentages tell a double Dividends In the other fellow's and Blue Point Oysters Received Daily. - . and ballasted the track. of Columbus. The potentate of the Moolah tem- story. They reflect the conditions of pocket on the rent you are The wreck worked havoc with the Had No Funeral Train. , ple is Alex. D. Onnt. other promi- the labor market as to strike disturb- Under feeavoy Hotel Nied-ringhau- paying. time schedule of the Santa Fe road. One of the Shrtners or the Aladdin nent representatives ure D. F. s. ances. Any widespread strike throws was blockaded for over re- Enameling a number of people out employ- The track temple, in speaking of their trip, of the National of A payment C. E. Proprietor thirteen hours and all trains, both marked:' "We made things merry on and Stamping Co.; d. II. Bahrenberg. ment and rinds expreslon In these small cash and SUNTAAGG, passenger and freight, had to be the choo-cho.- )- cars all the way along. deo. T. Matthews, W. F. doessling, figures. So, any letting up of good 120.00 a month will buy a over the "Swasika" route. All It was a continual minstrel show, and Chas. Wunderlish, C. H. Kicker, times, any slowing down of house, with bath. trains due here today will pass over the Mioose Hangs at the Top of the Chas. Tobln, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. of industry. increases the the Santa Fe tracks. Boom.' Ours is no funeral train." Punk. Fred Sullivan and wife. John number of the unemployed, and af- then a temple C. Hlgdon, E. A. Stennlngs, H. B. fects these percentages. Just bunch of the 10. REALTY patrol burst into song. "We Don't Martin. J. Brooks, Wm. J. Baird, The percentages are the result of CO., C. J. Alexander. Lou Kurtzeborn, A. reports made to me as of Know Where We're doing, But We're C. S. the editor J. E. ELDER, Armljo Building. I on the Way." Then, as t.hey made F. Weeks. J. W. Wancom and the American Federatlonlst. They Convenience - Comfort - Security Dougherty. are on for the train, they sang, "We Have The Moolah temple patrol formed based returns from some 950 Said a Last Fatvwell Toot, Toot a unique feature of the St. local unions. The trades are diversi- I iootl-bye.- " Iiuis fied, and are sufficiently typical so delegation.' They were uniformed in rep- . The telephone AGENT SEEN IN All Albuquerque Was Out. brown khaki suits and light felt cam- that the figures unquestionably makes the The telephone Lust night the sta- resent the general conditions as the. crowds at the paign hats with red feathers sticking .duties lighter, cares tion gave evidence of booster spirit from the bands. The patrol was as- prevail. the less your health, prolongs your Ufa with a gusto. Not a guest was heard sembled Immediately after leaving (ewer. TIJERAS CANYON to complain of his reception. The the cars, marched to the plaza west The Albuquerque and the worries and protects your home. reception committee of the local tem- of the station and put through an and com ple continued to make things pleas- exhibition drill which won the ap- mi ant for visitors. a crowd was con- plause of several hundred spectators. TOU VE1J A TELEPHONE IX YOUR HOME stantly In Sew- present the reception room Atter the drill they marched to the CAME BACK Hatters Manager lioss. of the Singer of regis- reception room of temple ing agency here, has re- and hundreds names were the local THE COLORADO TELEPHONE CO. Machine tered. Swapping badges was the and were regaled with the usual re- lluls C leaned and Blocked In ceived word that his absconding em- hobby of every freshments. ploye. Jack Stewart, who disappeared other guest and the any Mjlc Panamas a Spe- demand for the novel badge of Ballul "We're from Missouri and glad of I'OI.K i: SAV MIK IS A IIOO-DO- a few days ago with a horse, wagon It!" boldly sang a man, but sewing machine belonging to the Abyad temple was most persistent. Moolah Molten TIMS MIIIIVIM, cially Clothing steam and Nowhere on so charitable was the crowd that the I All. I D TO it i : IIK.K company, seen going east the road have the Shrin- Ex-pi-c- has been remark passed without any violence I Cleaned and Pressed. of TIJeras canyon, in the vicinity of ers received so royal a welcome as in IILBIIABOt S. fooocooooooo pur- Albuquerque. being done. Orders Attended to Estancia. Mr. Ooss will start in They came In all sizes from St. Mrs. Marguerite Cohon. the sick suit of Stewart early tomorrow morn- And There Were Quakers. Louis, except the small sizes. Big woman, who came here about three Promptly. ing, with a fast horse, and he is con- The Lu Lu temple of Philadelphia, and fat was the average and cheer- weeks ago from Mississippi who' FLY overtaking and SCREENS fident of him. Pa., arrived in force yesterday after- ful were the smiles. The St. Louis went to Baton, N. M., last week, re- - noon. W. Freeland Kendrlck Is their 150 ' Corner potentate. party numbered gentlemen and turned here yesterday afternoon. She Door screens as strong as an ordinary door at prices that defy TI1K COLORADO NATIONAL CO. Other representatives li.dies. told Depot Agent Fields that the al- - eastern-mad- e screen doors In both strength and price. Window I.ll-'- were II. D. dard-ne- r, Ave. AsslltANCi: SOCIKTV springer, Chas. P. The Brooklyn temple, the Kismet, titude of Baton did not agree with! 3rdSt.&Gold screens that are as strong as a door at 7 cents per foot at ths 'An old line" insurance company Philip O. Schaefer, past Imperial was readily rerogni.ed by tnelr badge her so she came back. Phone 580. with ample capital, solid, conserva- potentate; Jerry Miller, Herman a baby carriage design. This tem- When the train pulled Into Baton tive, progressive. Writes liberal con Itheborn. Alfred Mllllngton and J. ple made their long Journey without yesterday morning she climbed aboard tracts of insurance ami investment Warren Hun bins. Many ladles ac- mishap. C. V. Dyknian Is the poten- and In a short timo she was taking ' SUPERIOR PJVISriNG MILL Prewltt A.-- l'rewitt, Managers, Com-jr.irci- companied the Philadelphia delega- tate; Win. H. Patterson, delegate; up a collection from the passengers SKIS OUR NEW UK1CK JJUILDINO 'lub building. tion. Wm. Bamber, delegate; Homer Lee, in order to pay her fare here. When I W. C. Cutler, of the Aleppo temple president of the American Bank Note Chief of Police McMillin was told of 0r00000K)wO0000 sprains Quickly I'lir.:!. of Boston, was the sole envoy from Co.; Charles Brown. 11. W. Wood and her return to Albuijuet'jue this morn- - 1 1 X L GROCERY Lathe the parts freely with Cham- the Hub.'' He Is Is ahead of their Howard Jones ale other representat- ing he said: berlain's Pain Halm and giv 'hem -- pel ittl. ives. "That was the last thing I heard ! AND absolute rest, an I a qui' k "Uic is ccr Slirlncrs l'rinii Michigan. The Abba temple, of Mobile. ..la., last night. While I can't eay 1 am J. C. BALDRIDGE twenty-tw- o strong, tain. For sale by all drugi;!-- . The Saladin temple of Rap- - came nun and glad she is here again, still what can Meat Market DEALER IN NATIVE AND CHICAGO LUMBER 'Irani women, in their special car. Tom we do with her. Dr. Pierce nays McMiileii, potentate; M. o. Discher, she is not go to insane and the won't 901 South Edith SHERWIN-WILLIAM- leeorder; ill. D. Marchnieyer, E. B. the hospital for treatment. She's a S PAINT Covers more, looks best, wears Whylaml and Hugh Monroe Price hoo-doo- ." r thd longest, most economical; full measure. - Phone ii presented this temple from the far An effort was mad'.- by tin.- police 40 I1UILDINQ PAPER Always In stock. Plaster, Lime, Cement. south. to locale Mrs. Cohon Ibis morning, Paint, Glass, Sash, Doors, Etc. A lone Shriner. Walter L. dray, a but their search was unrewarded. member of the imperial council, from Possibly the woman has gone to the HIIST STKKKT AND COAL AVE. ALI1CQCERQVE, NEW MEX. the Al Chamla temple, of Memphis, mountains as Mie. expressed a wish. Ti'iin., came on the St. Louis train. to do Just belore leaving for Baton. I ; '''3 The others of his temple are traveling Health w i by a different route. The train pull- Your pX)0O00O0COOfK) r ed out at 2 o'clock. These are the last of the Shriners traveling over the Is Ki'cHtly influenced by your ' "Tj ';i":1'Ve' S uita Fe through this city. diet. Ciood food is always to be us. We a s e- -i Do ltuvvs si'i. sai.i:. SONG OF "HIAWATHA" had of make You Need Choicestifresh hams, per 14c ialty of selling uri. t'y fresh, 1 g.il an of syrup 4oc Lawn Mowers, Garden Rakes and 1 rjh ten cent pkgs cold water starch l'.c A very "U ,i'.'ihA. Jn-l- lutwestiiiv reproduction of ..;'. li bag of corn meal 4"c High Grade I.oiiKf lluv s "'I be Soi if of Hi.iw atlui" O n cent ( ans of sardines LT,c was Hoes, Rubber Hose, Cotton Hose. J 2 lie niven on Wednesday eveninff by cans of clams of In- J - c cms of Jam 10c the children the United States Groceries :t ten cent cans of tomatoes dian Heboid in .anta Fe. The 2'c took the form of living Pie peaches, 3 cans for iidc nt at marvelou-l- y low j. rices. TRY US; Large pkg of oak flakes 2Dc pictures and iiantmnine and Mas ren- per pki,' loic dered with Htrikinif fidelity to the si'i:riM,s BEST OF QUALITIES RIGHT PRICES Corn Sl.irch. puu-- ( l cmi Muy III). I Hi pkg baking soda 7c and customs which the or Milurduy, Pop corn, per pkg i."ic Ipants KOUKht to portray. All of the SOc sw eet potatoes, per can .15c h acre taken ly Indians 4 lbs fre.-- soda crackers L'f,c characters Standard corn, 2 cans lfc See us for refrigerator pans themselves unil sever. il Indian dances Ijc can salmon, per can.. 10c TIIK M 7.i:. were Introduced during the entertain- Spaghetti. Vermicelli and J. KORBER & CO. ft. Proprietor. ment, the music for which was lur-nish- per 10. Win. hll.Ki:, by Tom Tomf. .Macuronl pkg ALBUQUERQUE, N. N. 2J2 NORTH SECOND ST. A good e 2"c itreakfakt Call Coffee t OO LA I K TO CLASSIFY. sized HUdieil' witnessed the per lb JOc One room, performance which will probably be FOB BENT nice 'ront in 25c l'rlncetis linger Snaps itoooooococooooo all conveniences. No Invalids de- reproduced the near future for the per 20- - Fvpp Phonographs FV benetit of those who to pkg III sired, inquire ;2 Kl Kailiuad rteie unable K'irn Kinks, pks 25c lit Soillll StHXHHl Nmi avenue. be pitstiit. Force, per pkg loc ft c 8 bars bilk toap 26c FFirS l.(M)l), OLD 1UIOT BEE Kubrrtte for The T:nfng Citizen, Citizen Want Ads for Results AT WALTON'S Ultttii STOHE. the news. AGE SIX. ALBUQUERQUE EVEN'INO CITIZEN. HIIIW. MV 1907. And Tlhey Both Got Peaches Too 8 Froni dreams of chicken dinners and apple pies, at all nice since you met that horrid Mary Waters." Old Romey Has a Record a dilapidated tramp, dusty f.nd tired, was awakened by "Alice." said the man, sharply, "you know very well MONTEZUMA loud voices. As he rubbed his eyes he saw, seated on that Isn't true." TRUST CO. the grass not ten feet away, a young man and a girl. The girl was now near tears. "Well, If you love "Yes. Harvey," the girl wns saying, petulantly, for ine as you say you do, you would do anylng I ask." Tall, lanky. Iu? n t Sony. head weeks before the eventful day ho will do is reasonable." . . ren- the sun had evidently warped her spirits, "that may be "I anything that ALBUQUERQUE . NEW MEXICO held hlnh In .ill. hi hriaht nye an.l was driven to Caldwell, the "I don't believe It; If you would, you'd take that renV.-tin- ; ."plfit dezvous of so many who were going the story you tell me, but Mabelle gave me quite a prancing step tin that peach." made him notahi twenty years flK', to make the run. Kvery day after different version of the affair." not-il!- - 'Vi, he was given work to "harden "Oh, come, come; this Is foolish." nd etill more I" that companion was as cross as she. "Well, of "Hnmeii" or. mow familiarly. "Old him." as his owner put It. Her Alice stood up and threw back her head. "Very Capital and clay Alice," replied, shortly, "if you I'm Surplus. $iou,ooo Romev" the i'vl bay horse which The of the "run" the horse course. he think well, sir. I've stood as much of this treatment as I carrlll hi" owner to the present was hitched to a road cart. He not telling the truth, there Is nothing I can do about nrt was to point twelve can. Y'ou w ill please take your choice you may Ither site ir Pond fteek. Ok.. travels driven a about it. You ought to take my word against Mabelle's, I xtreets of Wichita. Kansa. Spit miles west of Caldwell, where some obey my wishes iii this matter or you will leave me the - think." of the year- - or more that have ,".uo people had gathered for the sum- should at once." over hi hei.l he has the tire purpose. In the cart were two men. So the quarrel Continued. The cuse was not dis- passed , With that amazing speech she stalked away, leav- anc-es- he I. X. Singer and O. K. Stewart, the of vouth. to all api' it and closed, but it must have been unimportant, for the peach, lay on a buggy a r.ipid'.y and with as latter also a resident of Wichita then ing her lover gazing at the which pulls a capricious fancy son turned to other topics. They ob- INTEREST ALLOWED ON SAVINGS DEPOSITS plen.-ur- e .1 he did before and now. gill's stump. Hut trivial as the matter was, he, too, was much real If no the Cherokee strip was opened. 'I'lir 1 anions Run. laughed and chatted gayly, as there had been stinate, and, following her example, he walked off In It was no smali feat that "Oil "We went back of the crowd about difference, but there was a undertone of irritation the opposite direction. The hungry hobo under the Romey" aoconipli.-lo- - 1. His owner. I. a quarter of a mile." said Mr. Singer that connaiitly threatened to break out again. The cause quarrel. a man of Wichita, lilacs stared at the luscious of the Such K. Singer, In telling the story. "We had a can- man a fine peaches, and as they talked recites the with pleasure, bad basket of a delicate morsel had not been within his grasp for still teen of water and a sponge, both for began to eat slowly. At last there was but ml the few who were there neve.' the horse. 'Old Romey' was champ- they them weeks. He crawled out, and, looking cautiously to be With Amp't Mcana and Unturpaaa' Facilities. tire In the telllnn f it. It is believed ing feeling good as a one left. The tramp gazed it t it longingly from under young people were still moving away, he long dis- the bit and as sure that the that he holds the record for colt. When the signal was given, be the lilac bush. captured the prize and retreated again In his hiding tance travel, for. m that September started. 1 held him back for the honie-eeeker- lir't I ate three, now Is day. when the thousands of ten miles. Of course he went at a "You ate three and ami there place. what-no- gath- good "noonet an.l t pretty good clip, but I mean that he Just one left." said the girl. "Youve been a boy Before he had arranged himself comfortably, the ered along the Oklahoma-Kansa- s go so to a so you can one." suddenly and back. shot didn't fast that he wanted for while, have this man down the lane turned started line waiting impatiently for the go faster. He wanted to pass every- I It." lie replied. grass plot slopped. Aston- give them leaxe to cross "Hut, dear, don't want He soon reached the and that would thing In sight. In ten miles, 1 In the tlrst "Well. 1 don't see why. should think you would the disappearance of the fruit, he looked over and choose a claim that rich we had passed. I should Judge, about ished at Romey trot- - I you girl, looking Cherokee country. "Old three-fourt- of the starters. One eat It when offer It to first." around for It. 'While he stood there, the ted and paced, as t.iuc suueu hum. man's horse dropped dead Just as we "Hut I don't want It." , over her shoulder, saw that he had returned. Slowly aistance oi iweiu.-oo- e um m went by him. 'I'll give you $500 to even when I offer II." she, too, retraced her steps and came back. When enty minutes. "Xot Extends to Depositor xtop,' he yelled after us as be shook "Xo, not even then." within sight of the stump, she saw that the peach was Every Proper Accommodation, and Solicit C'lia-sli- i lrulrW .lacUrabhlt. a of bills, but we kept mov- handful girl was getting angry. "You're mean and gone. a relieved laugh, she ran to her lover. New Account Capital, 1150.000.00. I. X. Singer has owned "Romeo" ing. The With I "you've It, since 1887. He bought him from a "As we pawed him. we turned Into selllsh, Harvey, not to take It when ask you." "oh. Harvey," she cried, eaten haven't man named Miller. At that time the trail. Before that our course "Hut, Alice, my dear girl. I don't want the peach, you. dear? I've been cross and horrid, and It's awfully 1 OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS "Romeo" was a likely looking young had been over the prairie. Then I Is to face, good you to me this way." We and won't eat It. That's all there it." His of humor S. horse, at least 6 years old. but with- let the old horse out in earnest. fer- Solomon Luna, President; W. Strlckler, V. P. and Cashier: W. J. H-- i too. was Hushed. The man took her In his arms and kissed her pedigree or known breeding. passed a sheriff from one of the coun- Johnson, Asst. Cashier: Wm. Mcintosh, C. Baldrldge, Solo- out do anything me now." walled Alice. vently, nothing. The tramp, who was just J. could trot and he could pace but he ties near the line, and he shouted at "You won't for but he said mon Luna, A. M. Blackwell. Geo. Arnot, O. E.Cromwell. was a wild looking "critter. ana us that we had the best horse he ever "Xonsense." finishing the peach, was also silent and satisfied. By saw. was one ahead most people who didn't know him At last there but "Well, I don't care; It's true. Y'ou haven't been John Andrews. was of us, as far as we could see. Sha were afraid to drive him. There DEPOSITORY FOR THE ATCHISOX. TOPEKA a mortgage of $75 against the animal was a school teacher. She drove a AND SANTA FE RT. and Miller couldn't pay it. rangy horse something on the order "I'll lose him anyway." he told Mr. of my own. He was a good one, too. ing In sight or sound to Jar upon the Singer. "He a good horse. Give Twice we passed her, but each time senses. The old English house, like me five dollars above the mortgage she passed us again, as we slowed Its personnal. Is harmony. and he is yours." down to allow Stewart to Jump out Deeply panelled rooms In dark On that proposition the deal was and sponge 'Old Romey's' head and woods, hangings In soft colors, chairs made. Miller had used the horse to mouth as he went. The third time made for comfort as well as beauty, chase Jackrabbit across the prairies we went by her we told her good-b- y with that certain suggestion of artis It 8 west of Wichita. Mr. Singer knew for all time. Just an hour and ten tic austerity which Is Inseparable! FIRST NATIONAL BANK this, but he thought little of It until minutes from the time we got the from Mr. Mitchell himself, and every- one day when he was riding with signal, we pulled into the place where where splendid spaces, make nit in ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO Mrs. Singer. The latter was afraid Pond Creek now stands, i ou ought terior of the utmost attractiveness, j of the horse, because of his show of to have heard the soldiers stationed i 'Uisiue, me nouse is i -- psi eplrlt. Reassured by her husband, there. We were the first to reach the are hedged with hemlock we first brought bv the owner from the woods ahe allowed herself to be persuaded to townslte. That is, were the JOSHUA 8. RATNOLD8 ride behind him. All went well until of those who started where we did. and set up in this delightful barrier, Preaideat Without Some man, the soldiers told us. which, while it encloses the "farm" M. W. FLOURNOY yic President "Romeo" saw a Jackrabbtt. Mr. Mitchell will not permit it to warning he struck out after It. It passed by from another direction. - FRANK IfcKBB Caahiei one which The school teacher was next. She be called an estate In no wise im- was a merry chase, and ledes the view. R. A. FROST Aulatant Cashier Mr. Singer was powerless to stop for followed us only a couple of minutes H. s. Is upon and Me F. RAYNOLD3 Director some time, despite his wife's lntreat-le- later. W. K. Reeves of Wichita came The house set a knoll Book To this day. it Is said, the old less than half an hour afterwards. the approach to It, once so barren twenty-fiv- e now wun prei- - s. . horse likes nothing better than to We beat the train about f buildings, is dottea romiTorr are minutes. resldences, so that Xevv Haven in chase Jackrabbits, but the prairies the, seems to be sweep- Autaorlted Capital $50O,O0t.M fenced now, and he gets little oi mm He Is Vet a Good Jloi- -. near distance ing up to the very gates. Ik Marvel Paid Up Capital, Surplui and Profits $250,000.M kind of sport. " 'Old Romey' finished the run In fled from the world, but it Is fast HOW 1 liKCAME A TRAMP. course of a year he acquires much Training for the Race. good shape. Of course he was warm. vertaklng him. In summer., culti Why did I become a tramp? Be- - more money than the average wage-caus- e Depository lor Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Rsllwijr Compsny We gradually, and he vating garden and so maintain I could not heln it. I mav as worker. He is a periodic drunkard But it was at the strip opening that 'cooled him out' his begging are "Romeo" became famous. He was didn't miss a feed. That afternoon I ing h s strength or nouy. in winier well state nt the outset that I wns and the fruits of his go. drove him about eight miles out he goes out as regularly as a pro- not a student of sociology trying to dlssipated In disgusting revelry, not a young horse then, as horses com- " He was at least 12 years old, accord- across the prairie and back. From fessional beauty who values her find out how the "other half" lives. The "proper stiff Is well inform O Singer's calculations. the time we started until we got to plexion. If it be fair weather he But I felt reasonably positive that ed on all subjects not requiring any ing to Mr. or two. it be I There was formed about that time the townslte I did not touch him with drives for an hour If was an abnormally brilliant youth, deep thought. Poetry and all varle suppose 1 stormy he goes out on the wide porch and would in a few years develop ties of fiction he devours with avid the Pond Creek Townslte company. a whip. In fact, I don't con- already had have hit him with the whip once for and tramps up and down for a Into a most formidable rival of ity, and he is generally well posted The Rock Island railroad re- story-tell- er -- stitutional. Hence his skin has John D. Rockefeller. So at the age on current events. As a a depot there, and it w as planned by each of the twenty years I have tone, townslte owned him." served a singularly youthful his of 13, when I had crammed Into my he excells. The gods of great un this company to get to the llgure Is upright, his gait assured. bend all of the wisdom and stimu- rest" have whispered in his ear the STRICTLY PRIVATE a Romey" Is a good first If possible. Mr. Singer was And "Old still Marvel rarely sees any one in lating advice that emanates from magic word, and the Wanderlust has In the company. Ways horse. He greets his master by rear- Ik stranger stockholder signal these days. The visit of a the works of Horatio Alger and Har- taken him through many strange and means of getting there had been ing on his hind legs, then at a disturbes him. If age has left any ry Castleman. I ran away from home places and adventures. And these he discussed but none had been adopted. comes at him with ears laid back mark, it Is in the extreme readiness and set out to seek fame and for- narrates with much circumlocution Finally Mr. Singer declared that he and gently lays his head on Mr. with which the sensitive nerves are tune. though go Singer's Every day Mrs. and waste of words, for his We your had a horse which could from shoulder. jangled out of tone. The white hair $." Is ex solicit banking a bug- I possessed in money and a grammar bad his vocabulary is the Kansas line to Pond Creek depot Singer drives the old horse to brushed back from nis race is Sl.u great ignorance of the ways of the tensive. twenty-fiv- e gy. enough now, In, In an hour and minutes. He Is quiet but he abundant enough to frame It as world. Two days leaving home - business and with the Is ever ready for a sprint, and he can yore. high, is after Last comes the mysterious "yegg- His colleagues were doubtful. of The broad brow I found myself ejected from a box man." I have lived the life of the "If you can, you will be the first pull a buggy ten miles In as short a unwrlnkled. the smile retains its car on the Northern Pacific railroad professional tramp ..pen assurance on our part one there," they said. time as any of the younger horses of quaint humor. In a word, the origi and have years In the midst of a North Dakota free to enter exclusive tramp clr Six weeks before the opening "Ro- Wichita. Touch him with a whip and nal picture is intact nave oniy prairie "dead broke." ties, very Is that it will be Kept training. was his plenty of trouble hold- softened, not effaced the outline. the existence of which meo" was put Into He driver has For two days i went nungry. be- - doubted by the uninitiated, but STRICTLY driven every day and was cared for ing him. Among Last of a t.roui). lug ashamed to beg; then a kind- - confess I do not know just who and PRIVATE as the occasion demanded. Two "Old Romey" may live a decade yet. Donald G. Mitchell Is one of a re hearted farmer's wife set before me w hat the mysterious "yegg man" Is markable group of literary giants a big bowl of bread and milk and "John Yegg" he is called on the road, from whose ranks Thomas Bailey advised me to go back home. I but beyond the fact that he is a "bad Aldrich has so recently dropped out. should probably have taken her ad- - man" little seems to be known of Horn in the same year and month as vice had it not been for the fact that him. From the meager information 1 8 Edward Everett Hale, he has kept I fell in with a young tramp known which I have gathered at first hand iStSite - pace with tne cnapiain or me sen- as the "Frisco Kid." He had been I judge him to be a professional National Bamiti Plenty of Corn- ate, though with more measured and all over the world, and to me was crook, who has taken to the road in less emotionally energetic step. v hen the personification of all that It is order to avoid arrest. He always has ALBUQUERQUE 2 cob Pipes he satirized the foibles of the me- good to know. Under his tutelage I the money, Is always armed, never Left tropolis in "The Ixirgnette" at the be- learned rapidly. associates with tramps and Is the ginning of the 50's In a series of let- 1 learned to beg and how to travel shabbiest dressed man on the road. OOOOOO0ODOOOOO0O ters that made the town ring. Jenny on freight trains without paying tri- Such are the denizens of that un meerschaum output, der-wor- hl The manufacture of and German manufacturers Jnd was singing at Castle Square and bute to the hrakeman. I learned to which I entereo at 15 pipes may soon f tWo nreill- -. ,u" count on no more supplies irom the Hungarian patriot, Kossuth, was lift artistically, and that In order to years of age, thirsting for adven be iv successful tramp one must not tures, of which I had as trade Jour- about to land. . tlons in current German the price of raw meerschaum has ad steal. For the true tramp Is not a the following chapters will show-- GROSS, KELLY & CO., INC. nals are to be credited. Reports to vanced 5U per cent. The belles and beaux whose weak criminal, in spite of the prevalent government nesses he exposed, traveien uptown e COJOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCXXXXX) the United states from The manufacturing town of Ruhla. quar belief to the contrary. When hungry-h- foreign representatives quote from In the Thuringian forest, will be the o the fashionable residential will appropriate to his own use these Journals statements indicating most affected. There from 3,000 to ter at Union Square by a rapid tran a stray chicken, or raid a vegetable that .the industry is now facing a 4.000 workmen have for years past sit route of ancient omnibus horses. garden. But the tramp is a coward. A Magazine situation for which there seems to been employed in this inuustry. A The driver nar excellence was "the I learned that in Trampdom there be no remedy, and the manufacturers Ruhla specialty is the meerschaum Third avenue," and Tifth avenue are three separate and distinct castes. Wholesale Grocers of meerschaum pipes and cigar hold- pipe, and with it goes the manufac above Madison Square, which had First in order is the "gay cat." He Love Story ers will have to go out of business ture of pipe stems, pipe lids and ust been rescued from the oblivion Is the novice, the beginner, who is They are of barren lields, was unknown, save not Initiated into the mysteries of the ooooooooo or into some other line. mountings, cigar holders, and mouth as a common road. Then, dames of unable to secure anything like an pieces. The annual output averages tramp fraternity. He knows not the An immaculate, tailored man, Wool, Hide and Pelt - high degree in Great Jones adequate supply of raw- material, and 540.000 genuine meerschaum pipes still lived tricks and haunts of the profession- magazine ads, Dealers stieet and thereabouts; Grace church beggar. prefers the open coun- Who dwelt In the for the tritlling quantities they can with amber mouthpieces. The first Trinity were affected al He Loved a girl on the oppoite page pay a greatly Increased and old those try to the city, and will occasionally secure must meerschaum factories were founded by the excluslves. The town was a a living. In ranks of Hissed out in the furrier's fads. years prices in in 1767. As-t- or work for the evening on the price. In rhe last three Ruhla For the Ruhla the tingle over the few-rea- l When each he called dou- with excitement the "gay cats," too, are found a of raw meerschaum have about passing of the meerschaum industry Place riots, wherein the English criminals young men for the maid. ALBUQUERQUE AND LAS VEGAS bled and. at the same time, America Is a blow from which it will scarcely actor Macready had so rough an ex Thev turned down the gas from England have secured control of be able to recover, practically the most part, born and bred in the page two, and ample of American manners, ana slums of large cities, compelled to twenty- - practically all the meerschaum still entire population being dependent gold-seeke- rs Till her father page the fever of the California forsake stamping grounds where they eight, f.i. to be had. Recently a small ship- upon this Industry. was in the air. have too well known to the in Germany industry quite extensive In become Made use of an excellent shoe. ment has been received This is Central park was yet undreamed police, and by poverty forced into sixty-thre- e Minor the first in some Austria, but up to present there All undaunted, on page GROSS, KELLY & CO., INC. from Asia the f and the Atlantic cable not yet Trampdom. A few years of life on He purchased a solitaire fine, time. An advance of about 30 per cent has been no serious complaint regard- laid. A. T. Stewart was one of the the road makes of the "gay cat" price followed Immediately. ing the lack of crude merschaum. or an And eloped in an automobile in greatest figures in the financial world, either a professional tramp Provided on page thirty-nin- e. Practically all known deposits of though the effect of such a scarcity with his shiploads to famlne-strlcK- - habitual wearer of prison stripes. Then away to the depot they whirled meerschaum have been exhausted, it may be seriously felt later. The pro en lands, and the crystal paiace The word "hobo" is used through- Their honeymoon trip to pursue, being now found only in the mines of ductlon of amber is said to have con standing in Reservoir Square on out the west to designate all classes For their tickets were bought on Eskl-Scheh- tr, in Asia Minor, and the siderably decreased during the past Murray Hill. Charlotte Brontes of vagrants; but on the road the road output there Is very aunall. Agents of two years; and as the demand is books were as much a vogue as wasp-wais- ts hobo is an honest workingman out of Discovered on page forty-itw- o. It's Hard to Tell American and English manufacturers at present greater than the supply, and the vapors, and the a job. forced by economic necessity By forgiven blessed both, to wander from their parent and have secured control of this entire prices are steadily advancing. American Xotes of Dickens, fol or drink, or It only remains now to mate good lowing his visit, the scandal of the plate to place in search of employ- In an architect's cottage they lived paint from bad by Just looking literary set. ment. The number of hobos in this Nicely planned on page thirty at a pot of paint, it's only after It country runs away up into the thou- eight. has been Shut Gates on World. sands, they constitute what the exposed to the weather for This was the world upon which Ik and Exchange. a few months you Marvel shut the gates of Edgewood. political economists ca.ll 'Vlie sur- that can see the his plus labor army," The hobo de- effects of poor paint Then It is too jj P I He had lived in the vortex and despised by the pro- A Narrow Kscaix. Last Famous cosmopolitan training had only crys- spises and is G. W. Cloyd, a merchant, of Plunk .'ate. If you buy your paints of us be- of lov- fessional tramp, and he seldom you always get good tallised his conservatism. Those comes one of them. Mo., had a narrow escape four years paint the kind J able "Reveries of a Bachelor" were ago when he ran a Jimson bar Into that wears. Venice, was fill- The "proper stiff" Is the profes- Old Literary Circle written in while he sional tramp. Under no circum- his thumb. He says: "The doctor ing the post of Cnlted States consul per- to amputate It but I would and occupying a house on the stances can he be Induced to wanted there lv not consent. I bought a box of Buck Grand canal. He was In Paris when form any useful labor. He is RIO "Joys are sUtl ief: great and ripe Forgotten Birthdays. verge a beggar, and his wits lins Arnica Salve and that cured the GRANDE LUMBER CO. France was on the of revolu liTjc at drug Joys." "Birthdays?" he said, smiling as tion months overflowing with ex- have by his mode of life. become dangerous wound." all "The Reveries .,f a Bachelor." he looked down his window over the so sharpened that usually in the gists. Corner 1 perience hence the vividness with Third and snow-covere- Marquette An old man uhns- - untroubled eyes d landscape of Kdgevvoo which he portrays "The Battle Sum- reflect the blu- - if the sea. whose farm. "I have forgotten them. I mer." face time h is t .u- he.l so slightly that have put them aside. But come again When he returned to Xew York, it hus served : Ay to intensify the when the summer Is here. We shall aglow with its dignity as one of the peace of a natuie ever reaching out have better things then, beautiful great capllalB of the world, Mitchell great spirit ( humanity, pass- things." oaKoKoe lo the impaled Its follies and graces alike "OLD RELIABLE. ESTABLISHED 1S7! ed his elghtv-rf.i- i mile stone last ills eyes traveled to his plants that on a brilliant pen of satire, which ! Friday. He is Ik Marvel (Donald G. surround him on every side, early never lost the gentleness of humor Mitchell!, the author of the "Rever- spring blossoms that he had coaxed that took oft the edge. But such an L. ies," the type of a ! iy that is dead Into bloom indoors, cheating the frost OLD SORES B. PUTNEY environment has little charm. He as well as a siu.-erit- of heart that of some of its tenderest victims. longed for the dream life the life An old sore or ulcer is only a symptom, an outlet for the impurities and must ring true through the ages. His plants ami his books, his writ of the heart and the Imagination. poisons which are in the blood, and as, long' as this vital fluid remains in The worts in which. tlfty-seve- n ings. v hen the mood is on him thi I ago. All sorts of books have come from this impure, contaminated state the place will never heal. The application THE WHOLESALE GROCER years he the softened is his life. Around him are his chll k hedge Edge-woo- d :it-- f behind that henieloi at of salves, washes, powders, etc., may to i memory "f a "Joys are still dren iiinl his grandchildren, and here stories that have taken the cause the spot scab over, but a fresh left great ripe Joys" are today the In the bouse, where for fifty years intimacy, outpouring of diseased matter from the blood starts it airain, arid thus it troes FLOUR, GRAIN AND PROVISIONS impul-'- .f life. is he unrest readers Into its that have guldms; his His has found shelter from the prove, I Ik Marvels tender. human on. Rr.tdually growing worse and slowly affecting the entire health of the the receptive v.iuie. the faith in of the world, within sight of the tow in even the at which Carrie the largest and Most Exclusive Stock of Staple Groceries Id lulini'.e purpose of all things ers of Yale, from which he gradu interest foibles s:i:!cter. 1 here are manv wavs in which the blood liecoiiies contaminate the his hh.ifls were once alined. But he In the Southwest. C which will give his j uneinbiitered ated in l4l, he invites his mu.se in has come less and less before the and poisoned. A long spell of sickness breeds disease germs in the svstem to the end. an Ideal entourage. There Is noth public himself, and be deprecates tiie f lilureof the elituinattve members to remove the refuse and waste matter the Intrusion of his priv.o.v with a of the body, the excessive use of mineral medicines in certain diseases, all FARM AND so full of eet infect the bl,xd with morbid matter and germs which sooner or later man FREIGHT WAGONS (lis. tu is that it would ii in the iinisl Bested by a refuses to Persons with blood roils. sure that heal. inherited taint are RAILROAD AVENUE. ALBUQUERQUE. This is the of today, who. vciy apt to be afflicted with sores and ulcers. The taint may lie dormant N V , author at eighty-live- leading the In. ot a un vigorous hie. when middle reached or nas.-.c- and oaoavc- - - mi f votinif. but aire is Oeo act like Exercise. liiiet countiy gentleman, ins compan- :,, , .,.,, nrnvc, ;,. . I aoK ' A mr m , i..,,r, f.v - - oo ,t . . ll-.- p.4-'- .,.,i.,., .1,.,.:,,.,... KKo i a I C1II.I m V' kill. 111 'HIV, . 1,1 7 lllllllldl . lll . .'VHIVI, . . I'.'lllb,f 1,,.-- ,11, ,,,,, llio 1" ,, ( t , 0o0C and cats aii-- a iu.l- - ou ed songster iireaic tiuwn atlo a cnroiuc sore is loiiueu an.i kepi open ny tue constant e Included In Ik Marvel's house- - drainage of impure matter from the lilo.nl. If the caue is not removed the Id tin. Is that ire THE . "Jos sore will continue to gnivv vvotse by eating deeper into the flesh, festering Kl.-.lt- ripe joys." discharging, and slowly undermining the constitution. S. S. S. heals old Albuquerque Lumber Co. For stoma h troubles, biliousness 6oie. by going down to the very bottom of the trouble, driving out the WHOLESALE and constipation try Chamberlain's impurities aiid building up theetitire illation. When S. S. S. has remove AND RETAIL Many tir -- Stomach and Liver Tablets. the cause the blood becomes rich and healthy, thesore begins to heal, new for the Bowels remarkuble cures have been effected Lumber, . Uesh formed, soon place Do depend on Glass, Cement and by them. Price. "iG cent-,- Simples is and the is cured. n.it extern Rex Flintkofe Roofing J Ten hTT- - flee. For sale by all drugjj'.st-,- . applications, which do not reach the blood, but begin the use of S. S. S. and Orurjrjistsy remove of the cause, and then the sore must heal. Uook on Sores and Ulcers and Marqaette Wa do it right, HOCun DHV. Im and medical advice free. THE CO., First Albuquerque, New Mexico perlal Laundry Co. SWIFT SPECIFIC ATLANTA. CA. m y a. imi7. m:iiy, Al.MXurLKgUE EVENING CITIZEN. PAGE SETZX. ooooooocoooooo BIG FOUR ENGINEER GETS Special Rubber Just Word HIMSELF IN TROUBLE a Tired Mr. Clothes Buyer! Have you purchased your summer uit? Folding Go-Car- ts If not, be fair with yourself this time and rad cars fully what we have to sny. and up It's money saved If you do. $2.50 You will need a summer suit here' your chance. - ;wJt A Heywooil Wakefield and complete line of garments that for !yle. nobby Fulton e. Make patterns, fit, workmanship harpy children. Don't fail and wearing qualities r to pee the $2.50 cart. unexcelled; manufactured by W.V. Frutrelle Furniture Co Kohn Brothers Cir. Ccal and Second C lilmjro IMOX MADi: CLOTHING. An opportunity to get such exceptional a'u! seldom 09U00C0000000001 conies during the season. XOOOOOOCXXXXXXXXXOCXXJCXXy") announcement has been made as yet Come and see what we offer try on these garmentJ. (.AiiiL-r- i mug itie luture (Mincy 01 me $12.00 to S2.Y00. company ex- in reK.ird to permitting We've a complete line of te furnishing'. ploration and location of the patented RAILROAD lands of the company by miners, but The "little things" that all good dressers want "Just vigorous efforts are being made by right." strong interests to have these lands You'll find them here "Just right" priced "Just thrown open to the prospector on fair right." Department! terms. k "tlM cocxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx J. A. NaiiKelc formerly Kcneml d h maimer of the .Sonora railway and now head of one of the departments M. MAN D ELL SANTA FE IS MAKING of the Central Mexicano railway, passed thruunh .Albuquerque last Fine Clothing & Furnishing night, en Kl a ' route to l'aso from f FRIENDS IN KAHSA! trip east. Mr. Naugi le was aboard 1 ! fV his private car, No. 15. Is t n a with his flneer. However, as the end lKn't I'ny Alimony. $200 REWARD. i P. E. Blackthorn and U. Williams, on which the little spear Is , - attached be divorced from your appendix, May 3. The of the secret service department of i.- ilt imii i. it"M'-''gtyg- x 'i I was foremost In his throat, he was w, Is offered for the rapture of A Hutchinson. Kan.. , There be no occasion for it if the Santa Fe. claiming Albuquerque .! leinoxe i.. ..- - ...... hn-vp- i. rplni r w th tlmo Pettlne, the murderer of Bens-det- to Santa Fe railroad Is adopting a course as their homes, arrived in city ,,,,! legisla- the Dr. King's New Life Pills. Their ac- Berardinelll. Crime was com in regard to tne new railroad last night and are at the Alvurado. ATTOItNKYN PIU'.PXItF. TO so appendix will make it a lot of friends. tion Is gentle that the mltted In Albuquerque Monday, Feb- tion that i: umitiMAN has no cause to make the least com-plnl- ruary 4. In preparing the law to compel rail W. P. Sill, a railroad man station- - Wnsnington.for May 3. It tois under-talk. passengers on frelgnt ed at Wis., Guaranteed by all druggists. C. A. end C. GRANDE. roads to carry Milwaukee. stopped over stood that Messrs. Severance and Kel- 25c Try them. trains, a measure much needed in this. In the city last night, en route to the logg, special attorneys for t'.ie inter- section, it was impossible to provide Shriner conclave at Los Angeles, l.Ol IMO I state commerce commission, in- - STKM.KY. VKTIM OF VIl.i: I.KTTKK MUITKIJ. have 1 that railroad business should be Ili:it fSTKI'I ATIIKH, C M. STIXEK, MHO IS ClLVICGKll Willi XII K prepared the paper by which it is W. L. TRIMBLE & CO. KILL: the COUCH terfered with and the wording of the D. Orn, connected with the Santa t proposed to require Mr. Hatrlmn" to strong as possible, Fe office at La Junta, arrived in the itiii;. and bill though as Cleveland, May 1. That Clarence Its and an apparently Indulgent hus-- answer unestlons which he declined CURE thi LUNC8 would be lame if resisted on technl-- 1 city last night, to answer hearings In j It at the recent LIVERT. SALE. AND the Santa Fe has Issued Ktlner, a stalwart man of nerve b',n,(1 nd i"ther. seemed Incredible FEED calities. Put II. J. Lyddane. agent he was the autnor of the vile Xew York. Th aidi.Mtlon ti the TRANSFER STABLES. WITH an order that the intent and spirit of claim for the and muscle engineer of the Pig upon court to Mr. to re- out. If all Santa Fe, is in Las Vegas on ollicial attacks his wife's child. force H.ir'imai Dr. King's the law shall be carried buslnesp. Four Twentieth Century limited out If Stlner Is found guilty of the spond will be mad.; this week In Xew Horses and Mules Bought and Santa ' railroads act as fairly as the ad-mo- st the friendship of this city Is gulltv of one of the charge, it will be shown ...at he York. Fe It will earn them the Ingenious and insidious crimes dressed letters to himself, that he Nov Biscovory of a lot of traveling men. charged himself in these letters with MONTKONi: ATTOR N bulletin issued by on record, is the theory of the federal EY BEST TOURNOUTS IN THE CITT Following is the officials who have arrested him on hideous crimes, that in the same way AFTER IWTTLEMEN. Second Street, between Railroad and ONSUMPTION Price the Fe: he attempted to ruin the fair name Montrose, May 3. Attor- Santa-- charge of sending obscene letters District Copper OUGHSanil BOe&II.CO Dodge City. April 11, 190.. Territorial through of his daughter by marriage. ney Hugo Sellg to Avenue. the mail to Louise Straley, has been called forC OLDS Free Trial. "All Agents and Conductors: his stepdaughter. vll-lan- y to cor my bulletin The motive for such ingenious Grand Junction attend the Referring to wire For three months detectives were Is not supplied by the govern- oner's Inquest over the remains of Our for March 17, addressed to all by a Surest and Uuickest all dated car- baffled letter writing mystery ment detectives. Miss Straley rias a I'eter Swanson, who was murdered! THROAT and LXJNO TROUB- agents and conductors relative to Topics which involved Louise Straley and sweetheart of whom Stlner professes last week at Kannance creek. The Thos. F. I Keleher LES, or MONEY BACK. rying passengers on freight trains, her school chum, Kunlce Pillars. to be fond. There Is no record of district attorney reported that there to call attention to the one These young high school girls bear trouble eiifcfneer READY PAINT desire 'No The grant board has filed a petition between the and was strong evidence against a number $00 clause of this law which reads, the best of reputation)". Xearlfy his wife. Louise was a of cattlenten of that section, who are One Gallon Covers Sqnare Feet. stop Nord-hau- s. freight train will be required to for an injunction against Max every day letters signed W. S. were girl when her widowed mother mar- suspected of having a motive for the PALMETTO ROOF PAINT to receive any passenger at any other Henry J. Coors, Frank A. Man-zanar- es received at the Stiner home, address- ried Stlner. He has taken a fatherly Clime. Stops Leaks, Last Five Tears. MOTT'S PENNYROYAL PILLS point than where scheduled to stop. and Frank A. Manzares, ad- ed to Stiner, his wife or her pretty interest in her welfare, and they have JAP-A-LA- As there are a few points where ministrator of the estate of Francisco daughter. They were all Infamous been devoted companions. i&rlW und un)iKalan,liM!rtm Yipuar to A. Manzares, POLO PLAYED KOIt JOl l.l 408 fcnei baviiUb "(mint ( Mtenatrusv freight trains are scheduled deceased. Joseph Chene creations, evidently the work of a A week before his arrest Stlner .1. Watt Railroad Avboi They 1,1 ffc our A (TP AT LAKEWOOD. X. tljn r TrV stop, a literal interpretation of this and others. temporary injunction vicious degenerate. The uncanny made public a threat that he would Lakewood, X. J., May 3. The pa- lofrlrlutt womanhood, aid in nullify it. How- is asked to the familiarity of the anonymous writer vlopmrnt of cream and body. Wo law would practically restrain defendants kill the letter writer if he caught trons of polo are greatly Interested In known rmtMiy for womn vqnaift managers have decided that from cutting timber on the Las Vegas with the affairs of the Stlner and him. i""'n. annot ilo III ( ever our the game of polo that will be played ':sa t -. liarm passengers to use lo- grant, and the court has granted an Pillarses led the police to watch the Handwriting experts will be re- V.pnnifi a. pitiiftiit- 4M t we will permit on the Georgian court grounds. The ny tnnii. oirt order to show cause, returnable on actions of a number of schoolboys of lied upon to support the charge of prizes are very valuable, being four tfOTT CBEftUCAL JoUUa4,4Jh cal freight trains w,hele,theymm"u May the neighborhood. prosecution. Btop for freight work. in, why such an Injunction the Stlner Indignantly Individual cups offered by Mrs. Geo. roa Abv ANN son especially accommodate should not be issued. The arrest of Stiner came as a denies his guilt, and his wife and polo contest precedes bt a undertake to complete A good hab- - Gould. The passengers by stopping our local shock. man of her daughter believe him. the country club of Lakewood's fifth freight trains where we do not nave Miss Elsie M. Schurcman, daughter annual horse show, gymkhana ami DON J.RANKIN & CO. stop to handle freight, but conduc- of Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Schureman, pony rao'r-s-, to b? decided May 3 and to we of Valley, 4. Many of the polo players will FIRE INSURANCE, REAL ESTATB tors should all understand that Green Illinois, who has Announcement LOANS. will permit the use of our trains b been in Silver City for the past nine NEW CATTLE SANITARY T KEEP F compete In the later sports. passengers to points for which vhey months In search of health, died Automatic Phone 411. must stop on that there last Wednesday. Her decease STRIKE OF MILLWORKERK Room 10, N. T. ArmUo Bulldln nave freight and Having acquired an interest In the account. was a particularly sad one, on account BOARD NAMES OFFICERS IN HIS STOMACH CKIPPIiES INDUSTRY. ,hrough tranS( the only of her youth, accomplishments and Denver, May 3. It has been con- Standard Plumbing and Heating outside of terminals are unusually .lovable disposition. In the ceded by both the planing mill owners company, Mr. John Strumqulst In A. E. WALKER, stops made meet- will for taking coal and water and short time of her residence In the and employes that If the mill strike, future have charge of the mechanical . nmm passed by other trains territory she drew to herself a larg' The new territorial cattle sanitary W1I1I.K w hich began Wednesday, Is allowed to ing and being sec- llXINU TACKI.K FA11.MEI1 department IN9UMANOK trains circle of among board met at the offices of the progress to any length It will result and attend to the Instal- AaaoCBSk-tlo- n. conductors running those friends, whom her SWALLOWS (OMPI1CA-XIOX.- S Secretary Mutual Building and such passing is retary, Will C. Rarnes, in this city KAMI In seriously crippling the building In- lation of all plumbing are to accept passengers for keenly felt. The remains per- and heating Office at 217 West RailrMsV they will be have been shipped old late Wednesday afternoon and WITH TI MOR dustry. Carpenters at a meeting last - points where they know to the home organization, ('apt. E. Good- work entrusted to this company. avenue. required to stop for any of the pur- for Interment. fected SOON UKSl I.T. night voted to refuse to handle any win Austen was president products of the local mills. Negotia- poses mentioned. of the board and Will C. Harnes was Lexington, Ky., May 3. Another clause of the law reads. Silver City Is to have a complete Iee tions for h settlement of the strike construed to new electrical equipment again chosen for secretary. All were Adams, a 'well known young farmer are still in progress, and the case Is This act shall not be which will present with the exception of W. C. of this county, who lives with his W. E. to freight trains on main lines be installed in the power house of the not considered a hopeless one. Standard Plumbing & Heating Co MAUGER apply i- McDonald, of Lincoln county, who father. Charles H. Adams, near Ath- live stock.' This we will New Mexico Light, Heat & Power un- carrying live company was busy shipping cattle and was ens, was in Lexington today to con- nterpret to mean that exclusive as soon as the machinery able to get away. The other mem- sult with physicians with regard to EG;S Kilt HATCHING. VJOOL stock trains on our main lines in can be built and sent in. Manager bers of the board are: C. L. Ballard, naving taken rrom his stomach a not carry passengers Wood, of the lighting company, says with Raube and Mauger Kansas shall of Chaves county. K. R. Manning of davs0a0goWh"'h HWH"'J Leghorn. anHarrlTRocks: Office, 115 North other than live stock attendants, that the order has been signed and Colfax county, Victor Culberson of First St. vroi will understand from the that It Includes a condensing Corliss Orant county, and George W. Haker The latter part of last week Mr. rur" i00''8' 4 laying hens. Address ALBIQI EltQUE, X. U. J- - E- - N. M. above that it is not our intention to engine capable of generating 225 of Union county. The retiring mem- Adams bought a package of lish F.tancia. enforcement Of horse power, and a large alternating were W. H. Jack In be too rigid in the bers of the board hooks at a store Athens and took Sore Nipples. ron a air the exceptions permitted by law; that dynamo with a capacity of 3,750 six- of Grant county, Robert Martin of them to his home to refit his tackle aoi w e may carry teen power busi- county, M. X. of for a day's fishing. Any mother who has had experience te. as to points to which candle lights. The Sierra and Chaffln That night he will be Dealers In Groceries, Provisions, Ha, or through ness of the company is rapidly in- Ijis Vegas. Outside of the organiza- got out several old lines, while with this distressing ailment passengers on local s and Grain and Fuel. law-i- pleased to know that a cure may be freight trains. The Intent of the creasing and the new purchase Is In tion, nothing but routine business he was going over them, putting on Fine Line of Imported Wines Liquor shall have the use answer to an urgent Is was transacted. a hook or a cork when needed, he affected by applying Chamberlain's that the public demand. It as soon as the child Is done and Cigars. Place your orders tot of our freight trains where it will expected that the new additions will The old board met Monday after- held a fishhook In his mouth. While Salve the railway company, be In operation within the next six noon and accepted the financial re- he had a large hook In his mouth nursing. Wipe it off with a soft cloth this line with us. not discommode secretary, the re- he was suddenly seized a before allowing the babe to nurse. NORTH ST. and we shall adopt that practice in months. port of the auditor's with tit of THIRD the law. port and wound up all business for sneezing, and before he could remove Many trained nurses use this salve "SHORT LINE" complying with year, preparatory to turning the the hook he had swallowed it. Call- the best results. For sale by Yours truly, A bad cave-i:- i at the St. Iuls the with K. AY Kit. mine of affairs over to the new board. ing to his mother, he told her that all druggists. to the mining camps THIRD O. the Hurro Mountain Copper he had swallowed the hook, explain- o of Colorado, STREET Superintendent." company at Leopold, west of Silver Special folding gocarts Utah and Nevada; to Denver, City, resulted in killing $100 Reward. 1100. ing that it was near the roof of his rubber tired Colorado Springs the of Santas pleas- mouth, and he could touch I2.5U ami up. Futrelle Co. and Pueblo, la LV.MliER.MEN APPEAL Halves on Sunday last. During the The reaaers of this paper will be that it Furniture by way Meat Market ed to Ram that there la at least one of Santa Fe. N. M and TO THE COMMISSION. slide Halves was caught beneath an been the 3. Rivalry be- dreaded disease that science has All Washington, May immense boulder. the weight of able to cure In all Its stages, and that Kinds of Fresh and Salt tween the Hill and Harrlman lines in which was so great that the services is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is the Steam Sausage. Factory. finally ha culminated of eight men were to only positive cure now known to the DENVER & RIO GRANDE the northwest required move con- EMIL KUEXWORT of the matter to it. Af- medical fraternity. Catarrh being a A. C. lill.lt KE and JOHN S. .MITCHELL Invite their friends to make in the presentation His death was instantaneous. disease, requires a constitu- Masonic Building. North Third Strae the interstate commerce commission. ter the body of the dead man was stitutional New .Mexico dealers tional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is headquarters at RAILROAD For several months lumber recovered it was found that his skull taken Internally, acting directly upon the in Washington, was fractured in several places, mucous of the sys- through the and manufacturers sound both blood and surfaces fertile San Luis val- B. A. SLEYSTER particularly, and in the Tuget legs broken and numerous other In- tem, thereby destroying the foundation ley; also to the San Juan country territory generally, have complained juries sustained. company of the disease, and giving the patient The Hollenbeck Hotel The seems strength by building up the constitution of Colorado. informally to the commission that, to . . , . be blameless In the matter as i i. .., . i m rinlnff On work Lo$ INSURANCE, REAL the refusal of the Hill and Halves Angeles, California ESTATB owing to with th other employes of .rne proprietors have so much faith in Its For Information as to rates, NOTARY PUBLIC. Harriman lines to make them the company had been warned to curative powers mat iney uner vjiiu through rates and Joint rates, tbey keep away from the place where the Hundred Dollars for any case that it Your friendship and patronage is appreciated. Courtesy and train service, descriptive literature to get their products falls to cure. Send for list of testi- guests Is a pleasure to us. address. Rooms 12 and 14 Cromwell Block, were unable - accident occurred. A coroner's Jury attention to Hollenbeck Hotel and Cafe points east of the moun- In monials. Address: S. AJbuqutrque. Telephone No. lit. shipped to returned a verdict accordance with F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, Ohio. better than ever. Location convenient and desirable. K. HOOPER, the facts and absolved the company Sold by Druggists, "ic. Depot and beach line cars stop at the Hollenbeck door. General Passenger 'The Pacific Coast Lumber associa- from responsibility. Balves is sur- Take Halls Family P'Us for constlpa- - A Ticket Agent Give us year ROUGH DRY irorft, the .Southwest Washington Lum- vived by a wife and He o Denver, tion, shingle mills two children. Colo. Monday, and get It back Wedneada ber association and the was a recent arrival. Subscribe for Xlie ftrcalng Citlieo Imperial Laundry Co. bureau tiled a complaint under the new rate law with the comission against the Northern Pacific, the Great Northern, the Union Pacitic, the Oregon Short Line and fifteen other railroads, requesting the commission n to issue orders providing that the a railroads shall make through and n 0 joint rates on lumber products from H points in Washington via Portland, n Ore., to points east of the Cascade u b mountains. n oaKao4eoaoaoooa It is stated in the petition that to COME TO BELEN, H. M. KVf4KtO0aaoaf B there are 4 17 sawmills in western n H4eKaoaoara0 Kaaaaaaaacaaocaa D Washington with an annual output of M nearly three billion feet of lumber. 0 It is alleged that the defendant lines U its Location refuse to Interchange cars at Port- Future Railroad Metropolis of New Mexico A Railway Center 0 land and that it thus is rendered Im- H BELEN IS 31 MILES SOCTH OF ALBUQUERQUE, H products Cut-o- possible to the lumber H N. M . AT THE JUNCTION OF THE MAIN LINE OF Located on Belen & of Santa Fe Railway ALL FAST LIMITED EXPRESS, MAIL AND to market. SANTA SYSTEM AND 0 ... THE FE LEADING EAST FREIGHT TRAIN'S OF THE SANTA FE WILL GO two loco- 0 WEST FROM CHICAGO, KANSAS CITY, GALVESTON l..ite yesterday afternoon OVER THE MAIN LINE THROUGH TO BELEN, EAST 0 motive", bound for t ld Mexico, pass- H AND POINTS EAST TO SAN FRANCISCO, LOS ANGE- 0 ed through the city. The locomotives LES. AND FROM THE AND AND WEST, NORTH AND SOUTH. by the American Lo- H EASTERN NORTHERN were remodeled TO 0 i f Cooke. N. Y., from STATES EL PASO AND TEXAS. comotive works, U The Belen Town and Improvement THE LOTS OFFERED ARE IN THE CENTER OF coal consumers to oil burners. The 1.000 BUSINESS AND RESIDENCE LOT?, 25x140 0 engines are for the Central Mexic.mo u THE CITY. WELL GRADED (MANY OF THEM IM. I'iiilroad. feet. laid out with broad so and 70-fo- Company Are Owners of 0 0 streets, with alleys 20 wide, PROVED BY CULTIVATION); NO SAND OR GRAVEL. is cost of feet with 0 It estimated th it the a. WE NEED A FIRST-CLAS- MODERN HOTEL AND A printing the Santa F s new west-t- o 0 beautiful lake and public park d grand Belen Townsite 0 bound through tariff terminal H old shade trees; public school house. cost- GOOD. NEWSPAPER. Points on the l'.icjtic coast will te ing $16,000; churches; commercial club; a 0 ) in. nun. but it will b complete and n population 1.500 OUR PRICES OF LOTS LOW AND U cotlipl ehensiVe, of people; several large ARE TERMS u mercantile establishments; the belen ON EASY PAYMENTS; TITLE PERFECT; WARRAN- 0 i: Ml patent ieo ONE-THIR- koi u.Mis ft roller mill, capacity barrels TY DEEDS. D PURCHASE MONEY ol'irs rut mini u. daily; large winery; hotels, res- 0 three TWO-THIRD- S hen. i. Nev , May i The Southern 0 ship- The Belen Town and Im- CASH. MAY REMAIN ON NOTE, 0 at- taurants, etc. belen is largest Pacitic company has authorized its H the WITH MORTGAGE torney here, Charles It. lowers, to ping foint for wool, flour, wheat, wine, SECURITY FOR ONE YEAR, 0 make the announcement that In 0 beans and hay in central new mexico. its WITH PER CENT INTEREST THEREON. 0 iii all deeds made by the com- importance as a great commercial rail- pany there will not lie a mineral res. ft Co. APPLY AT ONCE FOR MAPS AND PRICES IF i 0 ervalion clause. This clause, ulii.-- road city in the near future can not be provement has been Inserted in all deeds convey- ft estimated. YOU WISH TO SECURE THE CHOICEST LOTS. 0 ing the lands originally granted ft ft tne Pacific, has been used for o o ,tK past four years, its being to re- ft Kvcaoaoao)-aoc4- iCHN BECKER, Pres WM. M. BERGER, Sec' 0 serve for the company all min.-ra- K Kaaa4roa)oaoaaaoao04oaoKa4KaaoK 00 contained In the lands. ft KKOOtaaaaaooat 0 'Pc- r. .t .i- lion, hi ii te.1 It v:t:i Umd Anient W. Ji. ii.lls. .:!H 0 proe beneficial to prospectors ;lll 1 ft 0 the mining Industry at large, as the m f ... - . . tlseil 0 reservation lliw formerlv uas I very broad and sweeping in effect. No' &EaRfSRa0H0B0BH00Bft0000000000000000ft0000:0ft000000000B0ft00000000BBBft0BftB0BH00000ft r&oa eight. ALUUQOERQUE EVENING CITIZEN. rnu.v, MAY 3. IM.

Arts. They both found employment porxooooooocoooo WW UHill n mi i ih IH.M with Secretary Ilavnolds as a result fammvmmmmm of LOCAL the extra requirements of his office. I-ei-f-- AND ctL ouring the legislative session, and as 8 a consequefw-- are now man and wlf". llinill Aim Mr. and Mrs. Ixiwe will remain In 8 niUr.Lr.l1U 8 PERSONAL Santa Fe, making their home In apartments which have rented m: im il from Simon Nusbuum. MEAT umiecast. Hon. W. K. Martin, who was chief WKTPAILROADAYE. 3. clerk of the recent legislative coun- m 314 Colo.. May Fair Any ma,n who and Saturday, colder In extreme cil and who Is clerk of the district wears imiiIi tonight; warmer In north por- - court at Socorro, passed through the MARKET city yesterday en route from the one of our Hart Schaff-ne- r Capital City, where he had been on CANVAS OXFORDS AIN business, to Socorro. Mr. Martin has & Mar Tuxedo or Tit AltltlVU.S. the distinction of being perhaps the best posted man In New Mexico on full dress suits will get Nu. 3 3;03 p. m. parliamentary law and procedure, of For MEN, WOMEN and CHILDREN No. s 8:25 p. m. which he has made a study for a that kind of a verdict No. 4 1:55 a. m. number of years. Incidentally it 1 p. ' No. 8:45 m. might be mentioned that "Billy. as ' " No. 912:30 a. his friends know him, has an almost 'Perfectly Dressed. They are stylish, the are easy on the foot and No. " 12:40 a. m. devilish Ingenuity for originating and they weir well. Made with as much care as the springing practical Jokes of all sorts. Ready here for you, most expensive leather shoes; they tit and hold C lianziger, of Las Vegas, had 1us- - Inning the recent legislature he kept ,JS thelr shap ines In the city yesterday. the lawmakers In a constant state of all wool, correct in otto Mann left last night for .t. turmoil by his Jokes. His specialty I Louis on a business mission. then was a handsome Jewel case 1 style and fit. A. J. Hoggs, City, which when opened by pushing a but Native and Mis. of Mexico ton, ex- Mexico, arrived In the city last night. caused a miniature bomb to plode and the victim of that Joke gen- If you are in need of toe Settle was arrested last night erally thought that he had been as- Kansas City i for being drunk, was fined $10 In If hive worn them ou know how and sassinated for several minutes after ff a I'ull Dress or Tuxedo police court this morning. opening that Jewel case. Mr. Martin satisfactory they are; If give a ami not them Mrs. J. V. Williams and Mrs. F. says that Socorro county Is prosper- suit it is not necessary trial and we are sure mi will he pleaded. With Palmer, of Cerrlllos, came to the city ous and that the sheep men are now Meat busily engaged lambing. our specially prepared white or si ay dressing It last night, stopping; at Sturges. with the for you to go to a Is e.isy to keep them neat. ('has. F. Oolst, a member of the .Will Railroad avenue be changed at visiting Syrian temple, Is an old the meeting of the city council next tailor shop, they are friend of Fred Wernlecke, of this Monday night, or will It remain Rail- 1 city. road avenue? This question Is wor- I Spring Lamb H. S. & M. Victor Culberson, passed through rying a number of local business men, here in the on Mmt the city this morning from attending who have places of business the make and we can save 0 a meeting of the Cattle Sanitary present main thoroughfare of the a 4 $1.-- G V Men' iray am Oxford Hoard at Las Vegas. city. Col. D. K. H. Sellers, the father Mill OH llST P.l ' U i -- - or more on Women's AVhite Camus Oxford. . . .SI. 50 to $2.00 James MeOuinness, of this city, has of the movement to change the name, Hill UlB la A' (',': vou $20.00 Women's Gray Canvas Oxfords .81.50 to $2.00 been appointed s a forest guard and said this morning that over 70 per cent of the residents of the city were Q O H By i.l a sun. Children's White Camus Oxfords... . .85 to 91.15 N assigned to the Manzano national' llll tl forest, district No. 4. with him. To date the matter of changing the name of the street Is in 8 I Junes P. Stevenson, of Hrooklyn, the hands of the street committee and LFP N. V.. was in the city last night mak- g 3 Copyright 1907 bjr ing inquiries for his olu friend. Col. their report on the matter will be 0 Merger of Helen, formerly of Santa read Monday night. Q Q Hirt SchtToer Mrr W. T. Y. MAYNARO Fc. R. C. Clarke, of New York, who GEO. HICKOX has been spending the winter at Sli- Louis Margolin, forest assistant of HERMAN ZWEIGART the national forest service, who ha ver City, is In Albuquerque to remain l been here for several days, a few days. Mr. Clarke will be Joined left lat by Mrs. to- H B IIICKOX-MAYNAR- night for the northern part, of the ter- Clarke on Saturday and PROPRIETOR g D CO. ritory. gether they will proceed to Colorado SIMON Springs. They may spend the sum- Cov-erdale- s' Arno & Coal Phone Special saie Saturday at Mrs. mer at the Springs. Mr. Clarke 1' 185 I The Railroad Avenue Clothier Milliner pallors. 5! ail West an F.Ik and a base ball NEW MEXICO'S LEADING JEWELERS Gold avenue. 25 per cent off on all enthusiast and J O goods. thinks that Albuquerque would afford rXXXXXXXXDOOOCXDOOOCXXOOOO VHHHB trimmed a fruitful field for an energetic Freid Weir, forest guard, who had Send in Your Watches for Repairs charge of the Mount Taylor and Man-zan- o The First Presbyterian church of national forest office here, while Santa Fe has Just chosen a new pas- Supervisor Harris was out of the city, tor ii the person of Rev. J. W. Pur- SS3 has returned to his station. ee!', Ph. I)., of Keyser, W. Va. The m Passenger train No. 9, of May call which has just been extended TUB due here night 11:43 o'clock, a &2 ARCH rRONT SOUTH SECOND ST. that at was unanimously decided upon at M mm t j i arrived in Albuquerque yesterday aft- meeting of the congregation held at r. l r r ernoon at 3:30 o'clock, but was an- the regular mid-wee- k service on Wed- nulled from to here El Paso. nesday evening. Rev. George F 115-11- Frank Benton, a well known cattle-tna- n Sevier, former pastor of the church, 7 NORTH FIRST STREET living near Denver, Colo., spent resigned recently. Between Railroad and Copper Ave., Tel. 74 several hours here yesterday, looking J. G. Gatcomb, of Lexington, Ky.. over the- city. He went to Denting who arrived In the city last night with Large Measure last night to attend to business Inter a string of twelve race horses, left ests there. with his stock for Llbertyville, 111., Refrigerators, Garden Hose, Garden Tools Hugh H. Harris, supervisor of the this afternoon at 5 o'clock. All day I Heavy Weight Mount Taylor and Manzano national Mr. Gatcomb has been limbering up forests, who hag been Inspecting the his racers at Traction park. Among Manzano reserve during the last few- - the animals is Ottoman Boy, the fa Grocerie , Meats, Poultry, Best days, returned to his headquarters In mous pacer. Mr. Gatcomb stabled WATER HIGH GRADE LAWN this city last night. his horses at Trimble's. Lucca Olive Oil Tomorrow. Saturday May till, tlie Tomorrow. Saturday May lth, the COOLERS ENAMELWARE MOWERS tuxpa)ers of Albuquerque will vole taxpayers of Albuquerque will vote on me siMi-ia- l imihu issue for a new on the speeial bond Issue for a new city luil I ami Mr. Taxpuycr it Is ii to city luill and Mr. Taxpayer It is up to yon. Any person paying taxes either you. ny person paying taxes eitiier The Go. iimh real or personnt pmHrty is en- iiHn real or iiersonul property is en-titl- Champion Grocery titled to a vole. See that you vote to a vote. See that you vote TREE PRUNERS early early and get out your neighbor. MATTEUCCI BROS. and then get out jour neighbor. then A special bearing 162 representa- Judge McC'lellan, of the Justice 622-62- 4 W. Tijeras SL Are. Phone tives of the Mecca temple of New-Yor- court. Is enjoying a visit today from McCormick Harvesters and Mowers .arrived last night. Frank Don-all- n Howard Jones, an old friend from Is the potentate and W. S. at-- Brooklyn. Mr. Jones is on his way thews, J. E. Miller and W. K. Dun- to Los Angeles. He is a Shriner. None Better can are the delegates. Mass will be taid Saturday morn xv xv v v THE WAGNER HARDWARE CO. The soldier special, containing 227 ing at the old church of San Felipe de members of the Ninth cavalry, due Neri for the spirit of the late Fran to puss through here yesterday after- cisco Armljo y Otero. All relatives noon, did not arrive here until 1:40 and friends will be o'clock thlH welcome. morning. The special was is 1 Ave. made up of eleven cars. W. P. Price, of Leaksville, N. C, Plumbers 32 W.fl.R. Tinners registered at the Alvarado. Mr. J. A. Broderick. a contractor of Price Is in the southwest looking for Cherryville, Kan., stopped over in A- opportunities of investment. lbuquerque last night. Air. Broder- ick Is Miss Hattie Theo Johnson and e connected with the contracting night VJMBTMIEY Alaska Refrigerators tlrm of C. H. Sharp & Co., which ha Norcross left last for COMPANY Kngle, N. M., they will spend 6 established an ottice where here. a few weeks, guests -y Savin Charles the of friends. iOur rxxjyrx-j,- . w- I Stadler. who has been a resident of Albuquerque for some : Wholesale Distributors Line of Ice Pads I years, left last night on belated No. OTICI-- TO iONTiaCTOUS. 4? 4 for Chicago and New York City. In I, the undersigned, will receive pro- 0 three weeks he will sail for Germanv, posals for the erection and comple- the land of his birth, to visit the tion of a jail and a court house build- "Faderland" and enjoy the summer. ing to be erected in the town of Gal- Tomorrow, Saturday Slay 4tli, the lup, N. M.. for McKinley county, N. taxpayers of Albuquerque will vote M. A certified check for five hundred Acme Steel Mowers, Rakes and tain Ice on die sjiecial bond issue for a new dollars will be required to accompany rgl city hall anil Mr. Taxpayer Is the proposals, to assure the good it up to you. Any person paving faith of the bidders. JgpH ; I taxes either is the Cream upon real or iiersouul proerty is en- J. L. LADRIERE. titled to a vote. .See that you vote Architect, Barnett Building, Albu- Harvesting Machinery most j f Freezers early and then Ret out your nohrlilior. querque, N. M. The Raymond-Whitcom- b excursion complete - party, composed of eight cars, with All officers and members of com I J Daven- by in the city nearly 1100 persons aboard, passed puny G are ordered to report at the Not Made the Trust J through here this morning, en route armory Sunday morning at 8:30. fo to Los Angeles and the Pucllic coast. rille practice. Captain B. Ruppe. The train was made up at Boston, and o Lightest Cost Water its passengers are from all over the Comfortable slippers and Julletes Running, Strongest, Wear Longer, New England states. None of the for women. They rest the feet and passengers were Shriners. take the biggest part of drudgery out - - - Less for Repairs - - - Coolers H Filters of your housework. At the same 0 Brig. den. Frederick Funston, U. time they look neat and dainty. Prices S. A., passed through Albuquerque range from $1.10 to $2.00. C. May's yesterday afternoon, on one of the de- shoe store, 314 west Railroad avenue. FULLY WARRANTED layed trains, en route to San Fran Just Arrived cisco, where he will assume charge Loudon's guaranteed pure ice of the division of the Pacific, suc- cream at Vann's. A new supply of Garden Hose, both in cotton ceeding Lieut. (Jen. Arthur Mac-- o - Arthur, who was retired several day The Women's Christian Temper I"cji- I and rubber. Hose Reels, Lawn Mowers, ago. General Funston has been vis- ance union will meet at the home of Write rice: iting his parents, Mrs. Palmer, 200 North High street, 0 it a. 11 a, ttr. mouttt rmt mtrt 0 I - Albuquerque, Ne Mexico Grass Catchers. Our prices the lowest and Mrs. Funston, at Iola, Kan. tomorrow- afternoon, at 2:30. A good dot, 403, North rirut Btrmot attendance is desired. Law son D. Lone and Miss Marie o Fauth, both stenographers yn the roit SAI.K ottice of Territorial Secretary J. W. SOME MORE THE Itaynolds, were married at Santa Fe mitT yesterday by Very Rev. Anthony CHEAP Fuorchegu, vicar general of the Cath- 1I ItT olic diocese of Santa Fe. The wed- SPRINGER TRANSFER. CO. Diamond Palace ding terminates a romance which be- EVERITT gan In the meeting of the principals WANTED Good men. with clean RAILROAD AVE. soon after the coming together of records, as agents for the Colorado the thirty-sevent- h legislature. The National Life Assurance Company bride, who Is an attractive blonde, Liberal contracts and good terri- Olamoidi. Witau, Jewelry, Cat Glut. Clock. Silverware, We lnrlU came here from Chicago, and the tory in New Mexico and Arizona our trade as utrmif a SQUARE DEAL.. groom from Las Cruces, where he open. Prewitt & Prewltt, Mana- Best Col- Home graduated gers, Insurance had recently from building. the the Commercial Club lege of Agriculture and Mechanic Our ROUGH Ultt work aon's hav. to be washed over. Imperial Laun- dry Co. H CANNOT refrain from again saying some thing about Horn In WANTED Position as Job composi surance. Every time that the proposition presents Itself of the Spring Cini'i utiir $i.uo to $6.oo ti Suit tor In good oftice. First class man. .w tremendous amount of money that la being sent out of New Don't drink and can give best of references. Man of family. Would Mexico and Arizona for life Insurance to eastern cities, the con prefer to work under contract. viction cornea home with lncreaaed force that a home company ought to Write L. W. Gray, Morgan City, be patronized and the money remain In the West. Li. State salary when writing. The revelations of the past year of the way the enormous surplus of Say SALE CHEAP the big Eastern companies haa been handled and speculated with ought to We to You KILLING II(T FOK KILLING. emphasize the fact that the people of the West should stop pouring their SPUINGEK THANSI Kit CO. money Into Eastern channels when it can be placed in home Insurance, Something new in town. and every dollar of it kept and Invested at home. It la gratifying to note that home insurance la year by year receiving more and more Its just deserts. Statistics show that during the past year A moderate price for a fit. home companies far exceeded foreign companies in the amount of busi- ness written. Why cannot this same record be made here? It can If Stein-Bloc- h Smart Clothes. every Individual who takes out a policy the coming year will carefully weigh the proposition of the value it is to keep his Insurance at home be- The proof. Try on. A pleasure. fore he puts his name to the application of any insurance company. The Occidental Life Insurance Company of New Mexico and Arizona GOLD) Is owned and controlled by the leading business men of the two terri- SAVE. tories, and offers exceptional opportunities to ambitious and capable men FULL DRESS SUITS FOR SALE OR FOR RENT and women to sell Its policies. mm Address Home Office, E. L. WASHBURN COMPANY TICKETS BOUGHT, SOLO AND EXCHANGED Occidental Life Insurance Company 1 1 9 Wet Gold 1 22 South Second R.R. Anoclmtloo Oftie Trtatuetlout ALBUQUERQUE, V.AT. Guarmnttwo

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