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No One Able to Say Whence THEJUDSON Tennessee Farmer Kills Wife OVER TEXAS Issues Proclamation Placing POLITICAL It Came or Whither and Six Children and His Authority on the It Went. Then Suicides. Cuba Methods Which Differ Fatality But Slight-L- os An Other Industries Stop .During Piatt Amendment. And Was No Doubt Drawn From Our Way of geles Street Car Kills Five Picking Season For the by District Attorney WATCHED THKEE HOURS STOLE THE SAME HORSE INCOMPATIBLE RIGHTS Doing Things. and Injures Twelve. of Clancy. WHEN HID BY CLOWDS EVERY TIME RELEASED Lack Hands. ARE HELD IN ABEYANCE

CLIMATE EXCELLENT AND ' Special to The Evtnlng Citizen. CONVERTER EXPLODES AT Tcpeka. Kas., Oct. 13. nl the dis WHITE HARVEST WEALTH Cuba, Oct. 13. Without formality, F. A. HUBBELL IS NOT Santa Fe. N. M., Oct. 13. Consider- trict court today proceedings were be- excepting the issuing of an extraordin- able excitement was caused here late gun against the International Har- ary copy of the Gaiette, the govern nlgnt by yesterday afternoon and last PLANT vester company of America on fifty MAKER SOUTH ment of Cuba was transferred at noon CANDIDATE: FOR OFFICE FERTILIIHSIONISHIG the appearance of a strange star in ILUNOiniEEL counts, by the filing of papers by OTSUNNY today by Secretary of War Taft to the heavens'to the south of the city, Fred S. Jackson, assistant attorney Chas. E. Magoon. i lie ouject was first seen by Indians general of Kansas. The charge is Magoon Issued a proclamation in at the United school, two miles defend assuming government Cuba, Not Yet Caught Con- States Stub of Cigar Fires Opera House made In each count that the Hold Paying the of People Can Now See That All People Have south of town. They reported it to ant hag entered Into unlawful combi- Producers Crop For which differed from Taft's in referring tagion of American Unrest Frank Crandall, chief clerk at the and Destroys Business Section nation with the International Harves Prices and Diversified Farming definitely to the Piatt amendment as This Work by Clancy Is Perse- school, who Immediately focused a ter company of New Jersey for the the authority for the intervention of and Ceaseless Activity. large glass on the object. When first of Brlstow. Iowa. purpose of preventing competition and Pays Expenses of Year. the United States and for all the ex- cution Instead of Prosecution. seen, the object had the appearance of establishing a monopoly in the trade ercises of power in the island. a large star, but so rapidly did it ap- harvesting agricultural Messrs. Taft and Bacon and General Albany, Oct. 13. Jn what was of and other Havana, Oct. 13. One native was proach the earth that by night it look- implements in Kansas. El Paso, Texas, Oct. 13. All Texas Funston and their respectlves parties The grand Jury under the dictation practically a head-o- n collision on the attorney explaining to another the Importance ed like a large white electric globe, v is busy gathering the great cotton will proceed northward on a battleship of the district has returned without Amer- was surrounded by a wide circle Hudson river, at 1:20 this morning. 4 a lot of indictments against Fraak of settling the trouble and FARMER BECOMES CRAZY crop, the biggest in the history of the at o'clock this afternoon. ican intervention. He is in deadly of light. between the steamers Adirondack, of AND KILLS HIS FAMILY In his proclamation Governor Mi-goo- n A. Hubbell. One of these indictments People's line, and Saratoga, biggest of states, and people needing an fifty-tw- o earnest and talked with voice and The strange object was visible in the the 13. Chal-bur- u said: is omnibus Indictment for man, oil Knoxvllle, Tenn.,. Oct. hands. this city from the capitol and federal of the Citizens' line, one an aged 50, one of labor in other branches of business "The policy declared and the assur warrants drawn upon the school fund Saratoga, Mlnttoth, and in years 1903 1904, aggregat- "And if we fail to settle It." ht said, buildings, the two largest structures er on the is believed to the moot prominent farmers of this are compelled to wait until tne great ances given by Secretary Taft will be the and coarse, brutal, boer-swtllin- g, i nthe place. Many people watched have lost his life. About 500 passen- over. strictly adhered to and carried out. ing the sum of $1,519. Mr. Hubbell la "the gers county, today murdered his wife and white harvest is charged embezzling whisky-drinkin- g American the ball of fire from 6 o'clock until had a thrilling experience and oth- During season, as "hands" be- As provisional governor, I shall exer- with this moner were damaged four children, fatally Injured two this converting his own soldiers will come here again. You alter o'clock, when it was hidden both steamers to the sui- come In greater demand, the price for cise the powers and perform the and it to nse. morning it was the er children and then committed There never was any pretense on know what that means. An Ameri- behind clouds. This extent of thousands of dollars, cide by cutting his own throat. It is pickers gradually rises from about 40 duties provided for by the third ar ths can despot will sit in the palace and not visible. Saratoga being now practically out of cents to as high as a dollar a hun- ticle in the appendix to the constitu part oi District Attorney Clancy that was a missing believed that he became suddenly in Hubbell had ever converted any he'll say, you, speak Eng- It is not believed that it commission. Another man is sane. An deadly dred pounds, and this brings plcaers tion of Cuba, for the preservation of of comet, apparently it no George L. ax was used in the protec- this money to his own use or that lish.' " since had tall Horton, freight clerk on the work. from the railroads, the cities and the Cuban independence and the it and threw off no Are, appearing more Adirondack. docks until practically every other tion oi life and property. As soon as was not paid out for school purposes. light, The question was Freshness of Fish. line an incandescent electric The collision occurred near Tlvoll, EVIDENTLY HE WANTED business Is forsaken. Whole families consistent with the attainment of whether it was sea to the table is a mat- with a soft glow. The local weather about 99 miles from New York, In THAT SAME HORSE go to the fields and everybody works. these ends, I shall seek to bring about strictly paid out in accordance with From the officials unable to give any law or not. He has civil suits pend ter of a very few hours for the fish bureau are one or the narrowest parts of the riv- Columbus. O., Oct. 13. dEward A good picker can gather nearly 400 the restoration of the ordinary agen sup- information about the object except er, while both boats were feeling Raker, aged 60 years, In peni- pounds day, so quite a com cies and methods of government under ing against Hu obeli for the recovery that enter Into Havana's food died the of cotton a npon caught they to advance the theory that it might their way through a dense fog which tentiary last night, having occupied a fortable sum can be laid aside for the general provisions of the constitu- of this money Ms bond. Every ply. When the fish are prob-abalit- y scows be a falling meteor, which in all had settled on the river Just before cell in the Insane ward for some time. the winter. tion and laws, which for the time be- body knows Hubbell Is perfectly good are placed, while still alive, in ' money. question The it was. 1 o'clock. The Saratoga, bound south Raker seemed to have a mania to steal Texas Is the banner cotton state of ing would be inconsistent with the for the The is that serve as floating reservoirs. powers by whether the amounts were properly In way that from Troy with about 200 passengers a certain horse In Vanwert county. the union and for her size produces exercise of provided for the latter are built such a RAILROAD COMPANIES third article1 of appendix. chargeable against the school funds. is free circulation of water. and a heavy consignment of freight, He was sent up for the short time for more of the staple than any domain In the These there a FORM FRUIT DESPATCH world, crop must be deccied to be in abeyance. All and properly payable out of the school At 4 o'clock in the morning the fish crashed Into the Adirondack, bound stealing the animal. When he got out he list year her was in 13. horse-agai- n other provisions of the constitution funds upon warrants drawn by the are sent to market. In making the St. Louis, Mo., Oct. The South- north from New York. The collision he tooK the nd was sent round numbers, 3,250,000 bales and Mis- e 4,- - and laws continue in full force.' and school superintendent. Several of transfer from the floats to the wag- ern Pacific, Texas and Pacific and tore away about seventy-fiv- feet of up a second time. As soon as released this year it will be larger, about souri and Kansas and Texas railroads the lower deck on the port side of he went to Vanwert county and stole OiNi.imo bales, notwithstanding that effect." these items, or most of them, were in- ons the fishermen work by the light In charges by dis- jointly . have formed the Southern the Saratoga. the same horse wag there is a greater diversity of crops, volved the made the of comic opera lanterns, the un- and sentenced to attorney Fruit Despatch for the quick trans The terrific impact caused the Sar- fifteen years. When the great fluids are covered To Save Fallen Timber. trict against Mr. Hubbell at wieldy contraptions with square glass Vicksburg, Miss., 13. the time Governor Otero removed il- portatlon of fruit to Kansas City,. St atoga to rebound and she now lies at w!h the white open bolls, they need Oct. As the sides and candles to furnish the him. And this took place in Angus. vig- Louis and Chicago. The time of ar anchor a' few yards from where the DAMAGE TO COTTON attention and they need it promptly. timber blown down in Mississippi lumination. The fish, wriggling departure terminal will high a by the recent gulf hurricane is In ex- lt05. There have been three succes- orously, dipped from the reser- rival and at each collision took place. Fortunately the CROP IN TENNESSEE Rain kill the value of are Is to telegraphed to headquarters Clarksville, 13. of crop by knocking bolls to the cess of what the saw mills can deal sive grand Juries since that time la voirs with small net, placed in large be propeller Onterora was near and gave Tenn., Oct. One the county and trains are to have precedence every assistance. She transferred the serious features of the damage ground and filling them with dirt, with' for more than a year's time. the of Bernalillo. The district baskets and weighed. Then each Lumbermen considering how attorney saw fit to postpone the mat- a over all others except those carrying about 150 pasengers to the shore, done to the cotton crop in the storm wind will blow it out and the hot sun are the basket is hoisted to the head of passengers. The Missouri. Kansas & affected area of Mississippi, Alabama will dry It so that it is not of good timber can be saved so as not to de- ter of securing any indictments man and carired to the wagous. while the rest remained aboard. From against Hubbell until grand Jury Texas will try to get the train from the stories told b the passengers and Louisiana, Arkansas and Tennessee Is quality when ginned. moralize the market by an excessive the The trouble taken to keep the fish output. . met immediately preceding elec- fort Worth to Kansas City, 506 miles the captain of the Adirondack there the almost complete loss of the seed The modern cotton crop is raised by As the fallen timber should the alive until selling time Is not due to in 20 will com crop methods. There no more be cut before it gets eaten wtth worms tion. seems hours. The service was comarattvely little excitement which has been a source of large modern are a fine regard for the buyers. It roence Monday next. revenue to the planters. The seed big plantalons like those that were it is probable that much of it will be The report of the grand Jury is considering the seriousness of acci- -- that in this climate the fish pass typical In ' floated down the and shipped equally absurd so far as na adminis- stage dent. is sprouting In the bolls in all this tho south befo' de wan.' streams from the food to the fertilizer section Traction engines, cotton plows and to Europe as hewn timber as the local tration of the county is concerned and - Fuller Account of Same... . and the indications are that in a very short time, and it Is necoa- there will yund eod tnttn,'ileg figure in gtirre today. mills cannot saw or handle all of it Is purely a political document and Kingston, Y., 13. noi la the eary to keep them alive until they N. Oct. The night left for rhe mills wjto buy very much Tne, farmers makes more Money with passenger Jkir, upon are sent to market. Bteamcrs, Adirondack of In fact it is estimated that thetw win less trouble on their small farms and Hubbell is not a candidate tha" . li.n ft tint, nn.1 flito v.. ED BY BROTHERHOOD the People's line of Albany, and the not be enough left in the Missis the diversity of crops raised gives the BERNALILLO COUNTY " U " ,'UU1.V... u IX.I1V.L null I ui. Saratoga seed is upon Quick Justice Service. of the Citizens' line of Troy, sippl valley to furnish planting de- tiiier of the soli advantages that were not called to defend him at The tailor pressed th Cuban's collided near Glasco, t ,elve miles mands for the next season. The dam once undreamed of. this time, except that the evident DISTRICT COURT - them. The north of this city, at 1:13 this morn- age Now everything from rice to cotton. purpose of the district attorney In- trousers and delivered THE ST. PAUL ORDER OF THE ing. to the quality of cotton la the Cubun, charging that the trousers FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL Clarence Sherman of Melrose, area bv storm very ' wheat to potatoes, celery, pears, peach securing tnese indictments ana ins N. Y., affected the is had been scorched in the pressing, CHURCH DID THE HONORS. oiler on the Saratoga, was severe. The storm was centered over es, grapes and watermelons is raised consideration of the matters involved called with a demand for damages. killed, and George Horton, clerk on the Mississippi valley where the bulk every year and the result Is that it SANDOVAL GETS A DECISION in these indictments and getting u the missing. AGAINST this report, is purely political. His demand was refused. He called Last night, at the First Methodist Adirondack, is of the bender and staple cotton is stead of being forced to sell the cot ALBRIGHT JURY The collision occured in a dense grown buyers sold ton crop as soon as It Is picked, the AWARDS OLIVE COR- The Evening Citizen does not be- a rural guard. Episcopal church, the Brotherhood of and who have lieve public to the fog which prevented the pilots of short of this class will encounter ex- grower can get along by marketing CORAN $2,000. that the will be deceived The latter threatened arrest St. Paul tendered a most appreciative by this movement on the part of th tailor on the charge of scorching banquet to Bishop Moore, who is here either boat from seeing the other. treme difficulty In securing cotton some of his other products and hold Both, It on In- district attorney, especially in ylew of trousers. The tailor insisted that, presiding of an- is thought, missed their bear that will match their earlier type ship- ing back the white harvest, that means Twelve men decided today as officer the fifteenth lugs. Ma- the fact that Hubbell is not a candi- even if true, it was not a criminal nual Spanish mission conference of The Saratoga sustained the ments of samples. solid cash, until prices are right. For structions of the court that Jesus greater damage. The Adirondack was several years the price has been ria Sandoval is entitled to $5,360 of date before the public for any office at offense, the remedy of the owner be- that church. this time. In due time, this paper ing a civil suit for damages. The proceedings were announced to on her way to Albany and the Sara around ten cents or over for all the the emoluments of the Bernalillo has toga was en route to New York. The cotton that was sold. county assessor's office collected by no doubt be will be able to meet any Next day the tailor was summon- commence at 6:30 o'clock, and just ATTORNEY GENERAL accusations made against him. criminal court. The judge as The Evening Citizen representa- The Adirondack tore off the port side The Texas farmer was never so In Assessor George F. Albright. This ed to the or Saratoga, port, dependent as today. If Mr. Clancy would spend more accused him of scorching the trous tive arrived the roaster of ceremonies tne which listed to He has his home was the verdict of the Jury this and, her boilers went overboard and and his conveniences. He raises all morning after a trial lasting over time in prosecuting criminals and se- ers. The tailor pleaded not guilty was closing the doors leading to the curing convictions Instead of venting banquet hall, proving to mind sank. he needs and then has his cotton to about three hours, and came as a and respectfully protested that, if thus the GIVES OPINION his personal spleen and practicing pol- of 125 invited Sherman was killed Instantly by purchase the luxuries. If he needs surprise to those familiar with the true, it would be a case for the civil the scribe that of the money crop itics at the expense of the funds ot guests arrived and been as- flying timbers. Muny passengers on before he markets his he case. Sandoval was assessor of Ber- courts. Putting aside the issue, the all had get It through the public treasury it would probably judge you signed to seats around the tables. the Saratoga were knocked overboard can the Cotton Grow' nalillo county at the time Sandoval said: "Anyway, directed by ers' association. He Cleve. result in a more effective administra- the rural guard to leavo your store, Besides the members of the Broth- the force of the collision, but the sends to county was segregated from it. lie crews of In res He Replies to Inquiry of Hon. land or New York or some other place tion of the law In the district for and I !1ne you $3." The tailor fig erhood of St. Paul, all out in force, both boats assisted lived In that part segregated and largo cuing them and later they were ' for an automobile or a piano for his consequently lost title to the office, which he is district attorney. ured that a decision In advance of there were a number of the W. B. Regard- daughter The district attorney seen of O. K. Warren post. transferred to the city of Troy, land Childers and then he waits and sens according to the 'opinion of the Ber- lias fit evidence was a trifle rapid, and so members the when he gets ready. to make five indictments out of this he protested. Pay or go to jail, No. 5, and a few other friends, and, ed at Tlvoll and sent to New York nalillo board of county commission- bv ing Ballots. New national banks have sprung matter, hut that not only conduces said the Judge. He paid. strange as it may seem, not a lady train. ers, who appointed Albright to the to politics occupied at the tables, although The passengers of both boats were up all over Texas In the last two vacancy. Sandoval sought to recover but it adds to the fees of the a seat years In every district attorney. There is no reason a number of the active lady members panic stricken and only the coolness and the farmers nearly 17,500, but the court found that he Havana' Hot Sport. NO Instance are the biggest stockholders. wny he should not have had fifty-tw- o The most popular pastime in Ha- of the church presided over the cook- of the officers and crews prevented a NEED OF SEPARATE TICKET was not entitled to such a largo ing "good things to and heavy loss of life. They have taken a fly Into the finan- amount. After serving faithfully Indictments found. vana is Hal Alai (hi all), an athletic of the tat." cial world Is going to be the on No one was The Saratoga was hauled to Glas- and there no remainder of the appointed term Al- game which is fostered for gambling waited the tables. "high financing" while they are In purpose.-,-. slighted, enjoyed a substantial co dock, where .she anchored. The The Question May bright was elected office he It is a Basque provincial and all of Statehood the saddle. They have arranged mat- to the play- repast. officers of the Saratoga say the now holds and is now candidate for pasttime played by professional that Be on Can- ters, however, so that the fanner can ANOTHER DAY IN THE ers, stars among whom get as high as In the beginning, just before the collision was unavoidable on account Settled Ballot With banquet prearranged,' Rev. of fog. pet. money Just us easy 8s the mer- $3500 for a season's services. It Is opened, as the The Adirondack was able didates by Plain Yes or No. and it is longer Rolling, pastor church, with to continue on way Albany. chant no the farmer In ver- played in a huge building where spec- of the her to going i:y man n loan, the case of Olive Corcoran Bishop Moore, two superin- to the for it com- GREAT BAIL GAME tators overlook a court 175x2C feet. and the is Kolng to his own sus the Albuquerque Traction English Spanish mis- Defective Brake Deal Death. the farmer bank. pany, re- The gnie is played by two couples of tendents of and Territory of New Mexico, Office of He has become more Intelligent in tried yesterday, the jury p.ayers against each other. It is sions, Kevs. Morrison and Harwood, Ixis Angeles, Oct. 13. Defective turned a verdict for the plaintiff, presence brakes on a street car of Brook- the Attorney General, Santa Fe. every way and now Is really l.lng of slightly similar to hand ball, but the entered the hall, and their the October 11. 191)6. greatest in awarding her $2,000 for a sprained players was a signal arise, lyn avennue and Southern depot line the state the union, made Chicago, Oct. 13. Excitement over wear a basket gaunlet on one for those seated to Hon. W. B. Childers, State- so by King a ad- ankle. Tho accident occurred last thug a hearty today caused an accident In which Member of Cotton wl'h safe the baseball championship 'continues hand to receive and throw the ball. extending the bishop hood Committee, Albuqttertiqe, New mixture of diversities. winter at the corner of Gold avenue The spectators gamble on the scores, greeting. Eugene Peronar was killed outright and Second street, while she was at high tension. Before the game was Mexico. Cotton Is still the absolute monarch, opin- o com-missio- n After eating, Rollins, who dem- and twelve were seriously injured, called today there was a general the house getting 10 per cent Rev. Dear Sir I have your favor of Oc- however, and will remain so always boarding one of the company's cars. on wagers. onstrated his ability as a toastmaster four of whom will probably die. The ion that the winner of today's contest a very speech, car plunged down a steep at ter- tober 9, regarding my opinion as to In Texas, but it dots not now control would almost certainly win in neat but humorous hill question be the farmer he The terlrtorlal grand Jury made its the series Attorney Hickey, a rific speed and dashed Into a tele- whether the to submitted controls it. because defeat would mean necessar- The Climate of Cuba. Introduced City to voters of New Mexico uuder final report late yesterday afternoon. Cuba's climate is quite member of the brotherhood. Mr. Hic- graph pole, which ripped off the plat- the type- ily the winning 'of two straight games, moderate, the statehood bill, approved June Hi. The report covered fourteen despite its position In key told several which brought form crowded with people. The car de- a task whirs would be a heavy handi- the triples, Jokes 190G, can be printed and submitted CLUB WOMEN HOLD written pages and dealt with all the temperature being modified by the forth laughter and threw out a Btrong then turned over. partments or the county government. cap where tho clubs are so evonly Moore, to the voters together with the names matched. feu. The annual mean temperature hint, for the leneflt of Bishop delegates Among the nine indictments return- The weather is ideal. of Havana is 77 degrees that it was the hope and wish of the CONVERTER EXPLODES AND of the to the constitutional INTERESTING Grounds Crowded to Gates. Fahrenheit. convention on the same ballot on MEETING ed in the final budget was one against There is only a slight range of ex- cnurch that the It swell conference of TWENTY SERIOUSLY HURT A. charging misappropri- At 1:15 every foot ot space inside Chicago, Oct. 13. By explosion which appears the candidate for del- F. Hubbell, tremes. Trade winds temper the heat, next week would return Rev. Rollins the ation of funds. Spurred on by Dis- the west side park was occupied. At re- of a converter in plant Il- egate to congress and candidates for 1:40 the gates were and it is most uncomfortable early In again to this church. Mr. HicUey'a the of the ed ordered closed. company Chi- legislative and county offices, stating A novel feature of the literary pro- trict Attorney Clancy, the Jury the morniug before the winds develop. marks were well received. linois Steel at South research, It is estimated that five thousand cago today twenty that something was said In the gov- gram presented by the Albuquerque much valuable time to were $2t) Tne nights are cool. Kev. Rollins then introduced Peter about workmen closing labors days later outside, offering as high as re- were badly burned, two of whom It ernor's proclamation, which would In- Woman's club at the rooms of the its three for entrance. Murphy May to October Inclusive are rainy McCulluni. The gentleman had was expected close of last President said a Scot- Is believed will dicate that he thought a separate bal- Commercial club yesterday afternoon than at the were leasti 25.0UH per- mouths while the remainder of the cently returned from vlsii to die. week. that there at year Is dry. Eveu in the rainy months land, and he told of the changes in lot was necessary. were three comprehensive papers on sons inside. - GREAT DESTRUCTION F)fOM procla- entitled: KIsh the nights art- generally and the days religious conditions over there In the At the time the governor's the drama "The of the Today's Batteries. partly na- BURNING CIGAR STUB mation was Issued, wit a reference to Drama," by Miss Bowers; "The De- R. K. Twitchell, appearing for the clear. Interim of his departure from his Hallway company, today The batteries for today were. Na- tive country years ago and his recent Marshalltown, la., Oct. 13. A cigar the delegates to Uic constitutional velopment of the Drama." by Mrs. Santa Fe stub left in the opera house Brls- Hay, Decay of filed a petition for condemnation tions, Keulback and Kling; for Ameri- Power of a Rain. visit. His talk was very interesting: at convention, it was unite probable that and "The the Drama," cans, tow, Iowa, a fire which de- in portions elec- by Mrs. Ives. Mrs. Wilson proceedings against parties owning Walsh and Sullivan. On a day dedicated by the ele- Bishop Moore came next, and his started of the territory the discussed Eng-laud- In part the city Heavy Batting Feature of Game. remarks were punctured with some of stroyed the business section at an tion of delegates to the constitutional the Elizabethan age, reviewing 's lands the southern of ments to a steady and heavy rain- by company pur- the prettiest word paintings ever early huur today. convention would be n, greatest literary period. Mu- ueeded the for yard Heavy batting was the feature of fall, repeated calls for a messenger poses. style Is the the game. The onu brought heard In thig city. He grew eloquent, and in view of the fact that our ter- sical numbers were offered by Mrs. The of the suit Americans scored to courier from the cable Odd Fellow in Reunion. I.e Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Rail- and the Nationals three in the first in- office. then serious and withal there was ritorial election law prohibits any Felix Baca. Mrs. Bar presided The intervention of the hotel Iullas, Texas, Oct. 13. One of the program Mrs. way company against U V. Albers, ning. The Americans evened the was requested. "Vou must enough cheer to make ell present feel candidate having his name printed on and after the Whltcomb clerk greatest reunions of Odd Fellows in in parliamentary tac- et al. score with two runs in the third and know." he said, "that they do not free and easy in his presence. He the tickets or ballots of more than drilled the club told a the United States took place in the be- science will The lands to be condemned are added four more runs with the Na- wend messengers wheu it few anecdotes of his civil war one political organization, It was tics. Domestic receive rains like days, experi- opera house here tonight, the occa- of meet- small holdings of U U. Albers. Ellas tionals one in the fourth inning. The this." It would be interesting to see and briefly referred to his lieved thut a separate ballot on the the attention the club at its ence in China sion being the production of the dra- ing Friday G. Garcia, et al., including house; score at the end of the fourth inning the rain that would keep under cov- and the "Far East." He statehood question would be advisa- next afternoon. spoke of the good work brought about matized degrees of Odd fpllowshli ble. If not necessary. It is believed Antonio Bratina, Mrs. Manuel S, Gar- stood Americans 7, Nationals 4. er the American messenger boy. who by by the Oak Cliff degree staff. Great including bouse; Gutierres, Is Rev. Rolling, as pasfor of the First now that each political party In ev- ENGLISH EDUCATIONALIST TO cia, Justo Is as iiu'iftVrent to blizzards as be Methodist Episcopal Interest wat centered In the proceed- VISIT three pieces; Hafael Sanches, Felipe The Central California Incorporated. to lire zes. church, and. In ery county In the territory will nom- THIS COUNTRY referring to Mr. Hickey'g intimation, ings and delegates from every state inate cundldates to tlio constitutional New York, Oct. 13. Alfred Mose-ley- , O'Bannon. Clara B. Montoya, et al., Oakland, Cal., Oct. 13. The Cen- assured those present Rol- In the Union attended. Among those I the English educationalist, who Juanu B. Martinez, et al.. Mrs. O. A. tral Incorporated Item of Income. that Rev. convention, and can see no reason California has been lins would b returned to this church. present from other states were team why the names of the sent a commission of Knglishmen, In- McKimiey and Thos. G. Apodaea. by the Southern Pacific. It will ex- Drm-he- s candidates to in the public parks are This announcement wag generously captains and those most prominent the constitutional should terest (1 in education to America in tend from miles on the latter's main 5 t occupy convention free, but it costs cents j received, cleurly proving the popular- In the development if the ritual'stic not be printed on the same ballot l:i'i;i will arrive here in a few days The criminal docket for Bernalillo Una to Dunbarton Point through Kei-woo- d one nf the numerous I'on chairs. A ity of the pastor among his flock and work of the order. The production county wl h r.oo teachers of English schools. county will be called and cases set City, San Mateo, and on to San givi s used for names of and territor- collie or makes the rounds and many others. was the final result of three years' ial candidates. The act of congress A committee led by Mr. Strauber for trial by Judge Abliott on Monday Francisco, along the new Day Shore a in fee paid. With ticket return for each several announcements of fu- efforts in the finished dramatization providing for the election of dele- inuller of the department of education morning at 9:oO. cut off. Transcontinental passenger In CVu;pai ocean Dun-tiart- park and at the ture meetings, from the pastor, the of the four degrees of the subordin gates to the constitutional conven- has prepared a classification of the trains will use this route via the front. opjMisite Mom castle, there lianqutt came to a close, and the ate lodge of Odd Fellowship, and was tion provides: liulilic schools in the country in order Mrs. Elsie Griffith De Wolff has Point briuge and into the heari seats, all it are thousands of tilese and Brotherhood of St. Paul had added the first of its kind ever prtseited "That at the s:ud general election to make possible for the visitors to brought suit for divorce against Wm. of New San Francisco. The main use are ociipiel hen liaiii! concert i are another pleasant event to its long list in the United States. The proceed- see the kind of school in which, he or A. I'e Wolff. T. F. Phelan appars of the Hue will Is for freight now given. of entertainments. ings were highly successful. (Continued on page four.) she i:; n.o.--t Interested. as attorney for the plaintiff. ferried over the bay from Oakland. ft

ALBUQUERQUE fACE TWC EVENING CITIZEN. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1906.

Capron, president of a monument as (VtNING CITIZEN sociation that has been formed wun tie tOt he view of erecting a monument 10 BANK INSTITUTIONS ity as Weekly ty the memory of the member of Roos kfi Rough who foil In the Aseptic Paper DO YOU WANT TUB Company evelt's Riders Tit Ci'uca Pubtishiat SpanlsnAmeilean war ana wnose V I bodies rest in Arlington cemetery, NAME, AND ADDRESS fi n i Va. Mrs. Capron stated that the I SNtolakMaMamikkl Drinking Cups youT movement lins received he contiai of the man who should be working for MONTEZUMA approval of President Roosevelt. The of the nia ! wouid pludly lend you moneyt TRUST CO. 01 Ver proposed monument is to be the n.'ifl 'fha wi-u- like to buy your horsT mont granite, twelve feet high and of of the man who would buy an interest In your business? five feet square at the base. It la ground? ALBUQUCKQUC - proposed to have the names of ail Health Insurance in its of the man who would btiy that lot of New Mexico members of the Rough Killer regi-me- of the man who would buy your old bicycler ... 1ftssl Pspsr sf Bernalillo Cownty on the shaft, and the estimated Cheapest Form sm4 City of Albuquerque cost Is $247,600. The funds arc to you tftanma bo raised by popular subscription. Gfttf Citizen Want Ads, FurnisH ccpiioi snd surplus, $soo,ooo DtiM. Mrs. Capron Is the widow of Cap- - Cj CMty ClrtnlatlM. ror Invalids witfo emtl addresses t tiiin Capron, Jr., who was In chnrge na3oo Tte Urrwl Unit ClmhKwh I Tourists and ll rtt rtr Art rent ClrtalatlM. of troop !, of the Hough Riders. t5 of people wlio are Vhn the regiment entered the bat- - School Children "Neccexsary to YoJf Prosperity" MM OF tUltCmPTIONt le of Ias Gnaslmns on June 24, 1S!)8, W . ta 4tm. MX Captain Capron permission to m ntk. to asked 5c 3 for 10c r' 1M lead his troops, and was killed short PROPERTY LOANS. INTEREST ALLOWED ON SAVINGS DEPOSITS ly after the opening of the batno. WANTED. PERSONAL v&ffy by Carrier, 60c per month Hamilton Fish, Jr.. was killed about WANTED A kin- - Call 20D North the same time. It was one of me mn-m- ir ? Bwm Onm will tw Whmd the Second strict. MONEY LOAN rTT-'-- fn 1 a warn, m tm first engagements with the Spaniards, to mi in Vhtow rt.r nr A cleaner ana pressor. MmAm m mm tat. ba pW mnthlr. occurring about a week the WANTED Horses, I At Brown's cleaning and pressing On Furniture. Pianos,' Organs, AppllcaUoo bat tie of San Junn. Sold bytht Wagons Chattels; also on With Ample aitortWif lidi Inovo ci 10D-11- 1 Silver avenue. and other Means and Unsurpassed Facilities. lttt Major A. K. Capron, Sr., was near works. WAREHOUSE; RE- was SALARIES AND the scene of the same battle, but WANTED Help furnished and em CEIPTS, as low as flO and as high as r um pnar. artillery at mi liT af engaged in unloading his HIGHLAND PHARMACY ployment of all kinds secured $200. are quickly made and "V-- " 7 Loans . Itoui afcsaU b ddl d U the time. He contracted fever while promptly. Call on, write or phone strictly private. Time: One month imumm ConruiT. Lvmfta. In the service and died soon after re- 205 East Railroad Ave. Colburns Employment agency. 109 to one year glren. Goods remain in Bamlk turning to the United States. Doth avenue. Auto Phone 270 Ill of ouwEsse eS West Sliver your possession. Our rates are reason- bodies are interred In Arlington cem- second-han- d PHARMACY VVAN'l ED Geutleuien's able. Call and see us before borrow- etery. The Cpron family has been ALVARADO clothing. No. 615 South street, ing. army first I S3 Colorado I "5 connected with iiistory since south ot viaduct. Senu address and THE HOUSEHOLD LOAN CO. the Revolutionary war. First St. tod Cold Ayobut will call. R. J. Sweeney, proprietor. Steamship tickets to and from all Salesman to place Jewelry parts oi the worm. WANTED Extends to Depositors Every TIRKITORIAL REPUBLICAN TICKET UNIVERSITY NOTES department with general trade In Rooms 3 and 4, Grant Bldg. Proper Accommodation, and Solicits New Mexico, high commissions with 315 West Railroad Ave. New Accounts Capital, $150,000.00. 100 monthly advance. Permanent PRIVATE OFFICE3. SEEK A RELIABLE DENTIST position for capable salesman. Jew-trl- y Open Evenings. The earthquake shock felt yesterday unnecessary. Ot afternoon was very distinct, especially experience Jess nCERS AND DIRECTORS p 7: v" H. Smltn Co., Detroit, Mich Solomon Luna, in the administration building. Full Set of Teeth President: W. S. Strlckler. V. P. and Cashier; W. J Gold Crowns 96 WANTED Salesman; experienced in TWO LOTS JohnBon, . sst. Cashier; Wm. Mcintosh, J. c. Baldrldge. Solo- A University choir consisting of six Gold Filling $1.50 up any line to sell general trade in mon :.una, A. M. Blackwell. Geo. Arnot, O. E. Cromwell. teen voices Is practicing frequently. Painless Extracting 50c $8 New Mexico. An unexcelled spe- Miss Huggett la acting as leader at cialty proposition; to fill vacancy present. - Close in on North Fifth, at a bargain ALL WORK ABSOLUTELY GUAR- November 1, for the balance of this DEPOSITORY FOR THE ATCHISON. TOPEKA & SANTA FE RY. ANTEED. year and 1907. Commissions with this week. Classes in light gymnastics have $35 weekly. The Continental Jew- been formed with Prof. Cadby as In elry company, Cleveland, Ohio. structor. These classes will meet on Mondays and Fridays 3:30 p. m. WANTED Men and women in each Also 5 room house, close in, lowlands, at managers repre- For Delegate to Congress county as field to for $2700.00. Prnf. Hodgin read a paper on "Ju- sent, advertise and distribute sam- I WILLIAM H. ANDREWS, venile Courts" at the meeting of the ples of our goods. Salary $80.00 Ten Duns, held nt the home of Mr. per month, paid weekly, and cash FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Bernalillo County. M. E. HIckey last Tuesday evening. B. F. CO PP. advanced for expenses. No capital CO. ALBUQUERQUE, ROOM 12, N. T. ARMIJO BUILDING. or expenience necessary. Position POR TERFIELD NEW MEXICO Prof. Esplnosa has received a thesis permanent. Address Northwestern 110 West Gold Ave. COUNTY REPUBLICAN TICKET by Hill college on LEGAL NOTICE. Dr. of Colorado Co., Dept. 2 K, 338 Wabash avenue, OmCERB AND DIRECTORS 'mew Mexican Spanish." Every page Chict-go- , III. For Council of tne pamphlet contains material Last Will and Testament of John JOSHUA S. RAYNOLDS VVILLlAll B. CHILDERS. Deceased. BACON & BASHINSKY President contributed by Prof. Espinosa, who Is Condon, FOR SfcNT. M. W. FLOURNOY Vice President perhaps the highest authority on light house For Representatives the To O. N. Marron and Patrick Kalla- - FOR RENT Rooms for FRANK McKEE Cashier subject In the country. keeping. 509 West Gold avenue. R. A. GEORGE A. KASEMAN her, executors and devisees, Mrs. REAL ESTATE AN3 LOANS FROST Assistant Cashier Three-roo- m H. F. MODESTO C. ORTIZ Several games have bet-- played be- Mary Condon Specht, Minnie Condon, FOR RENT furnished RAYNOLDS Director tween the "Regulars" and the "scrub Edward Condon, David Condon, Jr., house, with bath, close in. No. 108 205 West Gold Auto Phone 678 For County Commissioners football teams the past week. So far Sisters of Mercy of Memphis, Tenn.. John street. U. St. DEPOSITORY 8EVER0 SANCHEZ honors are about even-- In Thursday's St. Joseph'B Hospital, Memphis, FOR RENT New five-roo- modern Authorized Capital B. MAYO game Charity of Cin cottages. $500,000.09 J. Peavy received a severe twist of 'lenn.; the Sisters of Frank Ackermin, Grant PROFESSIONAL CARDS Paid Up Capital, Surplus the ankle which laid him up- for sey- cinnati, O.; Sisters of Charity of the oullding. and Profits $250,000.00 Manda-lar- l, For Probate Judge eral days. The game Leavenworth Branch, A. M. Four-roo- Depository for Atchison, Topeka & first of the FOR RENT house, fur LAWYERS. Santa Fe Railway Company ISIDRO SANDOVAL season will be played this afternoon superior of the Dominican Order nished. Inquire at 234 North Wal with the Indian school team. in charge of St. Peter s church at ter street. For Probate Clerk Memphis, Tenn.; Thos. S. Byrne, Ira M. BOntf. FOR RENT Neaily furnished irout LAW, 32 NESTOR MONTOYA. Prof. Richards at the assembly per bishop of Nashville, Tenn.; sister su ATTORNEY AT F street iod yesterday morning discussed the room for light housekeeping, 406 N. W., Washington, D. C Pensions, perior of St. Joseph s hospital at Al North Arno street, Highlands. lands, patents, copyrights, caveats, For Sheriff question "Does Your Time Spent as a buquerque, N. M., and to all whom it well-fu- r patents, marks, THOMAS S. HUBBELL Student Pay?" He showed that, tak may concern: FOR RENT Pleasant, airy, letter trade claims. Ing rooms housekeeping. 524 even the most calculating view of You hereby al nished for R. W. D. Bryan. STATE NATIONAL education, spent are notified that the West Railroad avenue. BANK For Assessor the time in going to leged last will and testament of John ATTORNEY AT LAW, Albuquer 11 GEORGE F. brings In Four-roo- que, N. M. Office, ALBRIGHT school returns dollars and Condon, late of the county of Berna- FOR RENT cottage, fur First National ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO cents. Tlie salary of educated men nished, at Lockhart ranch. Ten Bank building. averages lillo and territory of New Mexico, de- Treasurer and Collector $1,000 . per year at least, minutes' walk from street car line. E. W. Dobso.i. ED. NEWCOMER while the average salary of un ceased, has been produced and lead CAPITAL, C the in the probate court of the county of "FOR RENT Houses from 3 to" ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office, Crom $100,000.00 educated laborer Is 1450 per year, rooms, modern; also store rooms, well Mock, Albuquerque, N. M. Bernalillo, territory of New Mexico, , SURPLUS AND PROFITS, . . . Far County School Superintendent This fact Prof. Rjchards used to show W. H. McMllllon, real estate broker, 22,000.00 J. A. MILLER mat tne earning capacity is more at an adjourned regular term thereof, DENTISTS. held on day of October, 1906, 211 vest Gold avenue. than double by spending four years the 1st Interest Paid on and the day of the proving of Bald al FOR KENT Residence, 709 wesT DR. J. E. KRAFT, 'lime Deposits For Surveyor in college. Surgeon. Safety Deposit Boxes for Rent. Drafts Issued on all parts o; the DON J. RANKIN leged last will and testament was by Gold avenue. Six rooms and bath Dental Wond order of the Judge of said court there Rent $35 per month. Apply morn Rooms 15 and 16, Grant block, over Dry company For Constitutional Convention OF upon fixed for Monday, the 5th day of ings, or to Mrs. John F. Pearce. the Golden Rule Goods Delegates November, A. D. 190G, term of said FOTl RETiTPleasant airy, well fur Both 'phones. Appointments made by H. F. RAYNOLDS court, at 10 o'clock In the forenoon of nished rooms, with modern improve- mall. We Want Your Banking Business M. E. HICKEY OIL MAN MARRIED said day. ments. Apply at store, 522 Blast Edmund J. Alger, D. D. S. T. N. WILKERSON Given under my hand and the seal Marquette avenue, corner of north No. 306 Railrid avenue. Office 4 . Jt . . - . I T. C. GUTIERREZ ui iius court IL1iiiig 1, uity ui ui'iuuui, Broadway. hours, 8:30 a. m., to 12: p. m.; 1:30 E. DOBSON A. I). 1906. Ji p. m. to 5 p. m. Telephone 462. Ap DIRECTORS W. BECOMES WIFE OF FORMER OFFI FOR RENT Apartments in Par O. A. E. WALKER, View terrace, eight rooms each; pointments made by mall. N. Marron. Wm. Farr. J. B. Herndon. I. A. Dye. E. A. Mlera. CER OF THE NORWEGIAN steam 1). H. cams. J. A. Weinman. F. H. strong. Jay A. Hubbs. Probate Clerk. heated, and all other modern PHYSICIANS. EDM HELP WANTED NAVY. conveniences. H. H. Tilton, room 19, Torments of Tetter and Eczema Al urant Block. Drt. R. L. Bridgeport 13. layed. HUST. Conn.. Oct. The FOR RENT A six room two-sto- ry AT LACUNA DAMS1TE marriage The Intense Itching characteristic Office, 6, N. T. Armljo Bldg. of Johanues Schiott. for brick house, corner of Sevonth Tuberculosis treated with HigV T merly an officer In the Norwegian of eczema, tetter and like skin dis- Tljeras Inquire navy, eases is Instantly allayed by applying street and avenue. Frequency Electrical Current and then a sailor and subsequently at Lommori & Mattenccl, 624 Germicide. GROSS, KELLY & CO., a Chamberlain's Salve, and many se- West Treatments given each INC RANSACKING THE RESERVATION chauffeur, to Miss May Esther Bel 1 ijeras avenue. day from 8 a. m. to 4 p. m.. Trained FOR LABORERS AT 11.75 lord, daughter of a e vere cases have been permanently by use. sale by all FOR RENT Nicely furnished rooms nurse In attendance. Both 'phones. hi A DAY. Standard Oil man, again verifies the cured its For old adage, "Love conquers Mr, druggists. houses and flats for housekeeping, UNDERTAKER. all." also ranch. George K. Brown, custodian of the Schiott was a lieutenant in the Nor Will take parties to Auto, 'phone NOTICE FOa PUBLICATION. board. Apply at 110 East Coal av 316. Colo., Red 115. Indians on the reservation south of wegian navy, wnen, two years ago, A. BORDERS. Wholesale enue. Mrs. Norrls. Grocers Phoenix, received notice that the ne came to tne united States on Department of Of Commercial Club Building. osrtractor the Interior, Land Nicely Black on the Iaguna dam work leave of absence. While attending a fice at Santa Fe, N. M., Sept. 22, FOR RENT furiasued rooms, and White Hearse, $5. was prepared to enter Into a con- concert by his brother. Christian 1906. $1.25 to $1.50 per week; 25c to 50c tract for Indian labor up to the num- Schiott, a distinguished pianist, in per night. Also rooms for light ARCHITECTS. Wool, Hide and Pelt Dealers ber ot 304, says Republican. The Brooklyn, Is hereby given Juan housekeeping. The Minneapolis the the lieutenant met Miss Notice that F. W. Spencer. 46-4- 91-7- Room Barnett i 5 a day of eight hours, to Pablo Hagan, N. M., has House, 524 South street, mr Bedford. Having called at the Bed Montano of Second Building, Albuquerque, N. M. Both vhich contractors on government ford home a few times he went back filed notice of "nis Intention to make Albuquerque, N. M. Phones. five-yea- r work ar held down. to Norway and resigned his commis final proof In support of TGft There are a few of Indians of his claim, viz: Homestead Entry No. SALE. CIVIL ALBUQUERQUE AND LAS VEGAS the sion In the navy. Mr. Bedford and FOR SALE ENGINEER. Mr. Brown's Jurisdiction at the dam hia family 6312, made April 22, 1901, for the NW Fire wood at the Su went to their summer perlcr Lumber and Planing Mill Co, sow. but be thinks he can find a home bIx SW Section 4, Lots 3 and 4. J. R. Farwell. at Green Farm, miles from Room 23, N. xreat many more. The Indian Is as this city, early this summer to re Section 5, Lots 1 and 6, Section 8, and FOR SALE $5,000 Bhares in eoo-- T. Armljo building. cunoniicaI or hours as his white In Lot 3, Section 9, Twp. 12 N, uopd investment. Address F., Citi NOTARY main until late the fail. Mr. Schl zen PUBLIC. GROSS, KELLY & CO., INC. roJer, so that he prefers to work ott came to Bridgeport and obtained Range 6 E, and tat said proof will be onlce. far the government for the same per a position as mechanic and chauf made before the Probate Clerk at Ber- I' OR SALE Washington machine, Thos, K. D. Maddison. altera. There are several of the In- leur in a garage pay, nalillo, N. M., on November 5, 1906. geared handcar, and gentle burro, Office with W. B. Chllders, 117 West at small but Gold avenue. dians working for'the Southern Pa- this did not uppeur to matter much He names the following witnesses to each, 1009 South Arno. SB81 cific on the Colorado river project, prove his continuous residence upon, A to him; he wanted to be near Miss rOK SALE good young horse, for RODERICK STOVfcf, E. E. but they have to put In ten hours. Hedtord and he was satisfied. While and cultivation of, the land, viz: ruling or driving; gentle and reli Transportation Is furnished the In- much devoted to young woman Nestor Gonzales of Hagan, N. M.; able. Aimlv to Thome's nastnre Electrical and Mechanical Engineer. the Jacobo Gutierrez Placltas, N. dians by agency as as Yuma, of Las five-roo- Agent Albuquerque the far the former lieutenant did not neglect rOlt SALE Furniture of m for Fairbanks, Morse & Co. Business Men dam-sit- e, M.; Placltas and from there to the Laguna ins worn aim in a Bhort so Jose F. Gutierrez of Las house, complete, Gas and gasoline engines a specialty. time N. M. Andres Armljo of Las Placltas, at bargain. House fifteen miles, it costs them 50 pleased his employers that he was tor rent to buyer if desired. Call 906 West Railroad avenue. Auto- stage - N. M. rats for fare. The contract- appointed secretary to the connmnv daytime. Apply 313 South Arno matic 'phone, 179. advertise in the Evening Citi- em prefer unmarried Indians, if MANUEL R. OTERO, but Considerable opposition was offered rOR SALE Furniture for sale and they are married they are allowed to by Miss Register. A Young Mother at 70. Bedford's parents, but they -- house for rent. 116 sring their wives and children. The o- Inquire South "My mother has suddenly been zen it is paper iiimnj Kuve in, wun me result as ii'Kii street. because the women are furnished employment in made young ut 70. Twenty years of above stated. Miss Bedford Is COMING EVENTS KOIl SALE Saddle, pony; the cook houses and elsewhere about uionue. very preily. also se intense suffering from dyspepsia had and as plucky mil nana nucgy and saddle. W. H people (he amp. as sue n pretty. entirely disabled her, until six the of Albuquerque by McMillion, 211 West Gold avenue months ago, There is a curious arrangement November 6. Mahara's Minstrels. when she began taking which, though com- Blood FOR SALE Two Electric complete- the Indian is Poisoning November 8. My Frknd From Ar- choice lots in the Hitters which have pelled to pay his fare from Yuma to rtuiis irom enronic constipation kansas." tract, for $300. One-'hlr- d ly cured her and restored the read. the dainsite, his squaw and papooses which is quickly cured by Dr. King's eash, balance $10 a month. A bar strength and activity she had in the November 14 The maid and the gain. awe carried free. If the Indian works New Life puis. They remove! all Mummy. Sep H S K'nli'hf prime of life," writes Mrs. W. L. long contract- fn-n- i rlUlt M as thirty days the poisonous germs the system and November 15. Uncle Josh. SALE A handsome Hardman of Danforth, Me. Greatest pays reserva- or his fare back to the iHiu&B new me anil vigor; cure sour November 6 Uncle Tom's Cabin. Piano, in fine condition and almost restorative medicine on the globe. tion. new, sioinacn. nausea, headache, dizziness December 10 The Holy City. at a bargain. Por nnrtlIcu Sets stomach., liver and kidneys ooeooooxooooiooooooototooo formerly all the employes on the and colic, without griping or lars. call at this office. right, purities the blood and cures "OLD RELIABLE." 1873. . discom December 14 King of Triumphs. ESTABLISHED work were charged a hospital fee of ron. Guaranteed by drug b A malaria, biliousness ' all December 29. Hooligan's Troubles. run LE i.eneral luticUaiidise and weaknesses. l a month, taken out of his first gisis. December 31 My Wife's Family. business on the El Paso and South Wonderful nerve tonic. Price 50c. $ reek's wages. That Is slightly western In eastern New Mexico, Guaranteed by all druggists. L. B. PUTNEY hanged now. The same hospital fee stock $15,000 to $20,000. Fine fs rharged. but It Is paid weekly, at for right party. Can ex- MUSIC LESSONS. the rate of 25 cents. Is an ordeal which all plain good reason for selling. a Prof. N. DiMauro, the violinist, THE WHOLESALE GROCER women approach with cality Ad-dre- healthiest In New Mexico. gives lessons on the violin and man- indescribable fear, for Inquiries to this pa.per. FLOUR, GRAIN AND TO ROUGH dolin. Guaranteed to lie the best PROVISIONS OMIT nothing compares with I'OR SALE The Minneapolis Houue, teacher in Albuquerque. Any one do the pain and horror of at a bargain, Mu3t be sold. Forty siring lessons address general deliv- Carries the largest and Most Exclusive Stock of Staple Groceries f ur rooms, all newly in f RIDERS IS PROPOSED child-birt- The thought furnished, ery, city. the Southwest. of the suffering and danger painted and papered. The best pay- in store for her, robs the expectant mother ing property In Albuquerque. Any OVERCOATS. of all pleasant anticipations of the coming event, and cahts over her a otter acceptable. Call or address C. FARM AND FREIGHT WAGONS MOVEMENT TO ERECT ONE IN shadow of gloom which cannot he fchaken off. Thousands of women D. Warde, the Minneapolis House, Unredeemed overcoats for sale NATIONAL AT Albuquerque, N. M. cheap at Rosenfleld'B, the pawn brok CEMETERY have found that the use of Mother's Friend d ring pregnancy robs RAILROAD AVENUE. ALBUQUERQUE. N. M. ARLINGTON. er the man you can trust. confinement of all pain and danger, and insures safety to life of mother After all, there wasn't anything so womli-r- nl in Ask JAFFA'S KRACK KREAM While the project for erecting the and child. This scientific liniment is a god-sen- d to all women at the President Roosevelt's for COsKOwO0wO00 ejtiim BREAD no other. RowKh Rider memorial in Prescott, time of their most critical trial. Not only does Mother's Friend wii, the sailors. He has aten and take Aris., Is going along buiuin-l- of times wilh the Koosevelt nicely, it is carry women safely through the penis of child-birt- but its learned that another movement tie hoys. MOTT'S PENNYROYAL PILLS C. has gently prepares the system for the coining event, prevents "morr.in;,' J. BALDRIDGE been started for the erection of a Tru'V ovrrriime Wriknm, trrttra- DEALER IN NATIVE ANO CHICAGO sickness," and other dis- Mrs. Coverdals has on display all Inn! v mii oniiiuit,iin rr viffur LUMBER a to Rough bur- - nun mint the Riders the Stllli llUUIll " of HM IlStlUft- latest ideas in millinery. A new " '1 ied in the national cemtery at comforts of this period. 3 H?mf7Th & ti u lu jr ii I lie luvrn" SHERaiAN-WILLIAM- fflffiltfttl TjP? fr and complete line of the newest tuyirUat woiimiihouJ. iiliHaf PAINT Covers more, oo..g best, wears the Concerning it the Globe-Ifcnnocr- Sold by all druggists at &tfti&Jj H things . of ititfNiis nd body, hit longest, most economical; full measure. says: U tJ U fcM just received from the east. known fT wt.Hieu rqt&U $l.oo per bottle. Hook EUILDiNii PAPER Always in stock. Plaster, Lime, Cement. Paint fjts T. Philpot of the ituited States TONIGHT! per Glass, Sash, Doers, Etc. containing valuable information free. TONIGHTI TONIGHTI v1' v mull. "lit y secret servic office rect-ive- a let- - F $1$ MGTT CHEMICAL lA. $ $ FREE LUNCH AT THE WHITE !ii7v: FIRST STREET AND COAL AVE. ALBUQUERQUE, NEW yesterday from Mn. Allyn K. The Bradheld Regulator Co., Atlanta, Gs. U w lJj ELEPHANT. FOR SALE BY - .ANN ft SON. MEX. 1 ujtaU SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1906. A1BUQTJEKQTJE EVENING CITIZEN.

KNIGHTS OF COL- LAST OF CRAIG GOLD BRICK RESOLVED J. P. Eakln, President. Chat Mfltnl, jrrtary IN THAT EVERY ONE SHOULD O. Olomt. Vice President. O. Oacbecbl. Trmgrr. BE PRE PARED T&R A RAIMY Consolidated Liquor Company IW-- BE UMBUS TO HOLD OAMOND S THRIVING IN Dorrr like the Successors to GRASSHOPPER WHEN IKE MELINI & EAKIN, and BACHECHI A OIOMI. WHOLCmALg DKALKItm IN COLD RAIH COvE5-D0UTB- E INITIATION SOLD LONDON Wines, Liquors and Cigars BECAUSE VoU 11AVF! MO W katp rirythlna la Hook l oatfit lb ii CLOTHES TcR OCCASIONS most fatldloa$ bar eomplata Hav been appointed exclusive agents In the Southwest for Jo. &. At Opera House. In of Swindler New Variation of Old Swindle 8chlltx, Wm, Lemp and St. Louis A. B. C. Breweries; Yellowstone, Elks This Romantic Career Green River, W. H. McBryers Cedar Brook, Louls Hunter, T.J. Mot, City, on Sunday. Sliberberg Recalled by Practiced by Americans arch, and other standard brands of whiskies too numerous to mention). WE ARE NOT COMPOUNDERS. October 21. the Sale. With Some Success. Hut sell the straight article aa received by us iruui the best rtitertoai lilBtlliertes and Breweries In the United States. Call and Inspect owr Stock and Prices, or write for Illustrated Catalogue and Prteo List, All arrangements have been com- A dispatch from El I'aso, dated The experience of two people who Issued to dealers only. says: of plete! for the Knights of Columbus Octolier 1". narrowly escaped being lctiitis SBBBBBsnzanaiifca last of the famout Craig or one American "gold brick which place In the The of the initiation takes Silberberg diamonds weie disposed bands is related In this week's Truth. Klks' lodge room Sunday, October 21. of todav to the California Jewelry says a cablegram from ljnnon. With characteristic western spirit company of San Francisco for $12,i0i. These persons were on the point of 00"C0OS the local council will give a splendid sale was made by Silberberg; going back to the United States with No The demonstration of Columbianlsm. brothers, to whom Cralg-Sllberbe- 7.000 pounds sterling, $35,000, in hard expense or labor has been spared by pawned them about four years ago. cash, to be paid over to one of the I energetic in charge to A the committee diamonds were given to Mrs. swindlers, cau Perfect God Send The The when their bankers' make the day a grand success. Tuck by her millionaire husband In tion and a paragraph in Truth con out-of-to- knights will be number of self-sam- e "'il New York, and when she met Silber- cerning rogue with e history the n-th- eeowv co Cmcaco IXWT M. A GRMWOntK.TiCe. No. 40 greater than ever before In the berg, who had up to been whom they had been In negotiation toivncHT rto. lulrrie of the local council. A highly success- that time a special edition newspaper mm, she deterred them. A-- ful team from Chicago will make RAINY DAY-- 5 WILL CoME, .SUR.E AS That Albuquerque is Blessed With Gas to confer fell In love with him and they left The opening act of the 8 ...die Is JlJT special trip to Albuquerque with the diamnods for Europe. to address from America letters to CLOUDS COME INTO THE .SKY. WHEN THE bid the major degree. In Europe Silberberg posed as J. some man recently deceased and The program for the day as out WET DROPJ BEdlN To TUMBLE YOU'LL NEED A on arrange- Coleman Drayton, the New York mil- whose will has been proved. The let- lined by the committee big imply MACKINTOSH. THIJ MAY BE AT NI6HT WHEN ments will hesrin at 7 a. m., with a lionaire, and forged checks for ters are designed to that the choir, sums. He also had a love escapade dead man had been, unknown to his OUR, CLOSED. NOT solemn high mass and trained STORE lS So WHY PREPARE TAKE ADVANTAGE OF IT BY INSTALLING whleti Bishon Pitaval of Santa Fe, with a woman of nobility and was family, affording financial assistance A at ob- fa- FOR THE "RAINY DAY" AND THE RAINY NIGHT N. M., will deliver a short appropriate Imprisoned at Baden Baden. To to some unknown In the far west, GAS HEATER AND RANGE. COME PAY US A VISIT. Mrs. pawned miliarly as "Thomas," who NoW-A-DA- YS sermon on the day. All the members tain his release Tuck known WHILE YOU CAN? THEY MAKE WE WILL BE DELIGHTED TO 8EE YOU AND WILL will holy com her diamonds In Londov and they was engaged in prospecting for gold. and candidates receive " MACKINTOSH OVERCOATS THAT WILL NOT CHEERFULLY SHOW YOU OUR munion in a body at this mass. The went to Siam, where the emperor The letter announces that "Thomas' COMPLETE LINE Initiation exercises proper will begin dined them. Silberberg posing at the operations have (been rewarded by ONLY KEEP orF THE WET BUT ALSO THE COLD. OF GAS HEATERS AND RANGES. ALL SIZES, ALL uromptly at 1 p. m. The following time as a wealthy English nobleman the discovery of a mine of surpass ONE CRAVENETTE, HOW long string race horses ing MUCH? KINDS. WE HAVE JU8T THE ONE TO 8UIT YOU. local team has been selected to ex with a of wealth and that he has decided GOOD emplify he first two degrees: T. E. which he bought with checks to to convey a half share of the prop- A CRAVENETTE FOR $1 5.00. Oargan. O. K.; J. B. McManus, D. G. which he forged the Englishman's erty to his benefactor In England. A FINE CRAVENETTE FOR $20.00. K.:. J. H. Ollphant, C; R. J. Arther, name. In the present Instance Mrs. S. and W.: H. B. Wallenhorst. I. O.; L. T From Slam, after securing a rail- her brother-in-la- w were tempted to A CRAVENETTE WON'T KEEP THE RAIN OUT Delaney, F. S. The Knights of Colum- road concession, the adventurer go to New York and meet "G. James OF YOUR FACE. YOU'LL NEEE AN UMBRELLA of M. Japan Manila and Cromwell," wrote bus choir, under the direction "worked" and who the letters. TOO. The Albuquerque Light V P. Kelly, will render the musical fea- came back to the United States. He showed them a sample of what Gas, Electric and Pcier Co. tures of the exercises. From California he drifted Into El looked like gold, as big as a tennis UNBRELLAS, TO LOSE OR LEND, FROM $1.50 CORNER 4th A NO GOLD Owing to the very large number of Paso In a special car and opened up ball. "Thomas," he said, "had sev TO applications for membership into the as "Craig, the wonderful palmist." enty-thre- e sacks of similar stuff, val $2.50. order tt has been decided to limit the Women flocked to him and he Induc ued at $1,500,000. It then appeared SWELL SILK UMBRELLAS FROM $3.00 To $5.00. m91mm number of the class to fifty. As .this ed Mrs. Mary A. McHatton, a wealtny that the vein of gold encroached on REMEMBER A SILK UMBRELLA IS A GOOD number has already been reached a woman, to go to London with him the adjoining property, but the own number of applications will be held and take the diamonds out of pawn, er was unaware of It, so they had to THING TO GIVE A FRIEND FOR A PRESENT. IN over until the regular spring Initiation marrying her in St. Louis on the go cautiously to work antf purchase FACT FOR PRESENT PURPOSES UMBRELLAS THE The following is a list of those who the land from him. The man only Albuquerque Lumber Co. have already qualified for membership Once back here, he took the jewels wanted a modest sum of $35,000 for ARE JUST AS "FINE AS SILK." In the order: from her and pawned them with Sil It, and after numerous interviews RESPECTFULLY, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL William Beauchamp. Patrick J. Mc- berberg brothers. The government Mrs. S. and her relative came back - Shane, Earl Wilson, W. T. Doherty, 'SIMON STERN, contended that, as the diamonds were to England to get this sum. Lumber,' FTank Kruske, Patrick OGrady. Chas not "declared." when the couple re- Their banker, however, asked them THE R. R. AVE. CLOTHIER. Glass, Cement and Rex Fttote Roofing F. McDermott, Charles J. Berger, turned from England with them, they the reason for drawing such a large Thos. G. Laharge, Owen W. Kane, were smuggled and the diamonds sum, and his suspicions saved them Marquette Herman Glostetter, Emil Glostetter. were seized. Craig skipped to MeX' from being duped. Truth states that First and Albuquerque, New Mexico ,1. Larry Jos. H. Asselln, J. Fogarty, Ico and Silberberg fought the case in this swindle Is being tried on some- BEAUTIFUL SOUTHERN GIRL McDonald, A. S. Johnson, Martin the federal courts for two years, n body in Great Britain almost every Klopf, James Peters, John Hildebrand, winning. day percentages of G. R. nally with a sufficient CHRISTENS U. S. P. U. Maloney, W. R. Zenz. successes to make it profitable. NEW CRUISER Patridge, Henry J. Harrison A. Chau-vl- Gorman Belknap, Thos. Millett, OF Jr., Bernard O'Laughlin. R. J. O'Her-- 1 QUICK RISE IN SILVER on, J. S. Erangie, Martin J. uyrnes, Our Prices Our Work J. P. Blnkert. Geo. H. Boyle, Albert MOST CEASE Butts, William Chisholm. M. Alphon-su- s IIS ANTICIPATED ''" Skees. T. A. O'Brien, T. J. Lawler, are right is right J. R. Arruiio. P. G. Sanchez. A. S. TeSVi'er?ThoY M.Danahy, P. E. Giral- - ON GOVERNMENT LANDS WITH dl. OUT PERMIT SPECIAL AGENT DENVER BANKING INSTITUTION The banquet, which is being made DEZENDORF SECURES TWO SAYS AMOUNT OF BAR MET- AL AVAILABLE IS All Kinds a feature of this year's doings, will J Commercial Printing INDICTMENTS. SMALL. surpass anything ever attempted by j th Albuaueraue council. A thousand yards of bunting in royal purple, cardi- - Frederick C. Dezendorf, chief spe-na- l A Denver dispatch says that in- Having Added Large Invoices of New Type Faces and gold, tastily draped by an cial agent of the general land office for formation received from ci.e of the exDert decorator, will conioletely cove' ivew Mexico and Arizona, spent sev most prominent and t;u:it worthy and Latest Styles of Papers, We Can Please You the wails of the banquet hall. The eral days last week at Las Cruces and banking and brokerage fir.-- s in Den- will be the attention of United same color effect carried outsailed' the ver is to the elfect that ..:e supply with the electric lights. The numerous States grand Jury in sessions there of bar silver available i' . export la emblems of the order will be artistic- - to cases or illegal timber cutting in reduced to some 6,000,001. ...uncus, and All Kinds of Pamphlet and Catalogue Work ally shown in draped designs about the Organ mountains. As a result that a rapid rise in the ;rlce of sil- the tables and walls. A raised band of his visit indictments were returned ver is expected such a rise as should platform will seat one of the best against two men who were acused of have very large effect on the districts loca orchestras fullv uniformed. To naving cut timDer on government iana directly interested in mining the the sweet music of the orchestra a unlawfully and they entered pleas of white metal. dozen colored waiters will anticipate guilty when they were arraigned in Manufacturers of silverware have every wish of each individual knight. court. Mr. Dezendorf stated that the recently government increased their purchases. The committee, who are caring for has decided to put a stop The United States and Mexico are this feature of the day's exercises, to the cutting of timber on the public both In the market buying silver for is: ,f. n. Johnson, V. Comeau, J. W. domain and hereafter it will not be al the manufacturing of small coins, PresM, M. S. Tierney, J. S. Beaven, lowed unless a permit has been grant ed government and advices received from Mexico T. F. Pinkert. and then only under of Mexi- vv sixty thousand supervision. The objection to In state that the fineness the AA;:ft Cne hundred and the ftvv can dollar Is to be reduced from .. o men, principally In the United States discriminate cutting of timber Is that P: . who doing to 800 to discourage export from that arid Canada, have been assembled in those have been It in the silver-usin- g as past have been in leaving country to China and other the fraternal order, known the the habit of nations, Mexican Knights of Columbus. The foundation dead trunks and brush piles on the where the principles of this order are charity, ground and increasing Ihe danger of dollar is now standare'. unity, brotherly patriotism. torest fires. If a Is cut down un Wednesday last the treasury de- love and tree partment of There is nothing new in any of these der government regulations the limbs bought 250,000 ounces principle.--. Their necessity will bo must also be and the limbs sliver In New York for delivery at readily acknowledged by the most alone cannot be cut leaving the dead the Denver mint, the price paid being oarolef-- observer of human life, and trunk. Permits may lie secured upon 69.21 cents, compared with ti8.7ri it may be said with some truth that application at the federal land office cents the Wednesday preceding. Willi emj the principles are trite und, by them- and complying with the rules laid In the eight months ending with selves, devoid of inspiration except down by the government. August London imported 21 1,320.000 G&nn under peculiar circumstances. ounces of silver, most of it from New Yet these principles have served as York. This compares with an Import the foundation of the Knights of Co- CAPTURE OF STOCK THIEF of 157,915,000 ounces in the like per- Miss Glen, one of the fair daughtirs of the south, christened the cruiser EVENHNCr lumbus, and continue to serve. The iod of 1905, showing an Increase in North Carolina at Newport News, October 6. Miss Glenn is the daughter of tremendous success of the order can- American purchases of 53,305,000 Governor Glenn of North Carolina and was accompanied bzv her father when not be due simply to the worth or tne IN NORTHERN NEW MEXICO ounces from New York alone has she attended the christening. principles themselves, for other orders been 24.415 000 ounces per month up have had principles equally as worthy, to August 31, the 6,000,000 ounces yet have j erished or have become in- News from Las Vegas is to the ef- now available are apt to be bid for famous. fect that Santiago Padilla. alias San- with increased avidity and a rapid GREAT, BUT REMEMBERS It is tvhlcnt. therefore, that what. tiago Pena, an alleged notorious advance in quotation. distinguished the Knights of Colum- stock thief, was captured at Kafael, THE LITTLE OLD bus a powerful, growing society, from Union county. New Mexico, by Wil- HOME ...PUBLISHED BY... decadent or g ones with liam ISoyian. and was brought to PAINTERS FAIL equally worthy fundamentals, is either that city Monday. I'adi'.la had been the application of the principles' by employed by Buy lun on his ranch, - tae liiemliers or the presentation of THIRTY- FEET The Citizen Publishing Co. the principles and il is charged, borrowed a horse to the members. That ostensibly to go to a When continued success In dance. must be due. be did not return an investigation "7 ' Albuquerque, New Mexico considerable measure, to presen- W , both was made and It was found he chang- SAM SCALES SUSTAINS FR AC . tation and application is self-evide- J The presentation of principles ed horses at another ranch. ISoyian, TURE OF BOTH LEGS AND the witli friends, over H is achieved through the method term- followed him for WILLIAM KOCH A3 ed degrees. Here, by aj propriute a wee k, and finally overtook him. BACK INJURED. rhetoric, snilful division When discovered it is said he was of duties, driving careful selection of accessories, nov- eleven head of cattle, eight Sum Scales, painter, sus'aaird a elty and force of Illustration and con- of which have been identified as be- fracture of the right knee and left scientious effort ou the part of officers longing to a ranchman near Springer. ankle hik! William Koch, one of the The prisoner signed a !liHYfA A the presentation Is made dramatic, confession. Koyal cafe iiromittors, hud h'.s back Mining, uplifting ami magnetic. Santiago Padilla de Pena, the man injured in tin accident which occur- W T1:e beauty of the first degree of arrested by Will Boylan and brought red while they were painting the 3rL the Kniffl'ts of Columbus is beyond all to Las Vegas, charged with the theft Koyal restaurant, tavs the Hi: question. There is absolute unani- of to horses and eleven head of Miner. mity on this point. The wonderful cattle, appeared before District At- At the time the accident occurred enthusiasm producing qualities of the torney S. h; Davis, Jr., in his office the men were working tin a Kc:ifftld third degree, its illuminating and con- Monday afternoon and admitted the moie than thirty feet above the vincing demonstration of the worth stealing of the horses, a saddle and ground, when a defective hook which and necessity for brotherly love are bridle, but implicated .1 hers In the held the scaffold In place broke, lot- r spon . ible for much of the growth of cattle stealing. lie-lo- New Mexico's Leading ting the nun fall tu the ground I AND TDK the ortier. These two degrees repre- Eight head of "the stolen rattle, i'KKSlDK.NT NDKHWOOI) OK T1IK Kit IK itOAD L1TTLB with a crash. Both men landed OLD I IOMK. sent practical perfection in lesson branded "K. L." on the right side, on their feet, but in some way Scabs : ranch-ii'a- n teachie and thought compulsion. belong to Nelson Krlbers, a caught both bis legs under the scaf- I'rompted by tender memories of he spent ihe happy carefree days ol The i,,,v!u)iiil lemarkable outcome of the residing near Springer, N. M. fold, which it is believed was respons- childhood days, President Kred. D. hio Ahont the window sill Newspaper plant ins; the Knights (lo.r-Jamji- In- Afternoon of of Colunibiu No owner has yet been found of the ible- for the serlousness of his I'ndt rwoorl of the great Krie railroad and may be fund tho in many parts of the country has been other three head of cattle, two of sysJem v, ill have the old L'nderwood itials of the railroad magnate crudely be- an increased fervor of religious which are branded "SB." honietmd near Wauwatosa, Wis.. carve I by a boyish hand. lief, and expansion of actual charity, It is i ', saiil that a ihiss,. from Katol! iv,.. ,i. r I and placed in charge of a In i lie villjge cemetery, a stone's "'""t:",1:.::1,.:,:.1 "i a mora; uplifting of the members and u stor' scouring (olfax count v for 'wo I :m.t caretaker. away from where the house a n. the areliL.nt nwli..! lo throw spirii of chivalry, a tendency to more men M ; belonging t the illie ,...,. th(, n,ell lav, rov(.r, ,i wjth The home was built in 1S47 will s and, lie the father, mother and i and lor 1'nighMy enileuvci for the church. ' .ted o' stock thieves foot, p; twenty-- : wo years sister of Mr. t'iulerwood. The Bpot 'I'h'a I' - ln'in so pronounced as to paint from bead to ami carried the si has been Dr. liailey of (I a e l.; mail.eii by a huge rough granite can.-,- . th, order of ihe Knights of s jiln:ii into the house. usi as stoiehou-- and corn crib. AN ADVERTISEMENT IN THE EVEN Sick Hesdahe Cured. I: from in on the polished aide oi be studied by friend and foe the ('. iv A. dispensary and Dr. Miner will be moved the old farm, boiibbr. Sicli headache de- were. - hi( a pas?ed which is the name of Frederick D. alike M the essential of its is caused by of Ihe t'opiier Q'H'.'n s'alf s:hh- has now into oilier ING CITIZEN WILL MORE 8 i'.euver llap-tis- tin? REACH! - wllh rangement of the stomach and by in- imijih I and Il va soon discovered tin tubs, and placed beside the old t I'nderwiiod. date of his birth ' of cm. on. l tiamberlaiu s Stomach i Imi Scvle. lu.d ni',1 fraclures church iu Wauw ato.a. The church and 'hat the other brothers and and l.Uei - is Mie which Mr. READERS IN THE SOUTHWEST THAN TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Tablets correct thee dis- of both lie was taken tu Hie one in I'ndt rwiiod's efTecL e ; Take LAXATIVE UROMO Quinine and a cure, liy tak!n;r ('. & A I i pi'a!, v. j"-- Ills ii.jii''!1-:- father, the Kev. Knocii l'nderwood. tiH-s- tal-lei- it yt it ptir-c- ANY OTHER NEWSPAPER. OUR BIG TaK ts. Druggists refund money il as soon as the first In- - a.-i- ?m. ml preat lieii fur ninny ais. was l Hars.li pi) react, weaken the ot by Mr. ! fai'x o cure. E. W. GltOVE'S dication the di.easo appears tho 'ihe injuries s..Uined by Koc i arc a.iiil son.e yers ao L'nder- bowels, ciiine chronic contitipatlou. may si 1 nana-lir- is on each box. 23c. attack be warded off. (jet a free not f a serious nature, but i: will wood tor purely ii.iiiieiital reasons. loan's Ibnulets ierute easily, tone CIRCULATION COUNTS. o o and try them. For sale hv all I 1 o at least two mon l s befure rc-j'v- Tb old linage is 'he one iu which the F'oii.adi. cure const iptthm. 2Gc. j " d niJ-rii'- . Tiy t'lilen Want i will recover the Use Dl his limb.-- Mr L.idei .' ood w is born and where Ask your i!ni.-'- it for thein. PAGE FOUR. ALBUQUEI1QUE EVENING CITIZEN. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1906. 00XKyjOCXOOCXXKXXXX00000000 HIE ALbUQUERQUE CITIZEN 5 SUICIDE OF DEMOCRACY 8 oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo Published Dally and Weekly. jj IN STATE OF NEW YORK g o Boy', Underwear By I he Citizen Publishing Company X)O0XX0O0XXXXXX0X)XXXXXX)0 THE JAFFA o flfl. BOY'S HATS 2 When the democratic state convention of New o W. t. HTRICKLER, W. T. McCREIGHT, York nominated William Randolph Hearst for governor o Business Manager. Grocery Comp'y. Pri!dent. It committed suicide. When It endorsed a man who had already accepted the nominal ion of another party, AnnouncementfsIX S MAKING OF TICKETS to Young and therewith a platform radically different from that o Men legislature of New There are two UiIiiks which the, framed at Buffalo, it deliberately renounced all claim o Mexico can give the people of this territory. They are upon the fealty of democratic voters, la 18 i voter by every o right Inltlntlve and ref- "Good Things to o standard, whether It be ma the primary election and the of may have felt some doubt ns to whether he could re- Ear o repub- I terials or workmanship, whether slyle or pat erendum. In favor of the first, the territorial pudiate Bryan, the nominee of the Chicago convention, M' o county o terns, our new Kail nnd Winter Suits and lican convention and the Hcrnallllo republican und still call himself a democrat, lie will be troubled o In look, m Overcoats for Young Men prove their superior convention are both pledged. With reference to the by no such doubt the case of Hearst. We o but that It will therefore, for 'the almost total collapse of the democrat- o worth prove that they are the faultless productions of Dccond, no action ns yet has been taken, In our Home Cooking Depart o ic party in the state next November, outside the city of men who high-cla- ss scarcely ad- o have made the designing and making of come before the constitutional convention New York, and. within the city, for the i.idignant and ment we have Just received o clothing their life study, and have been wonder- o mits of doubt. concerted abandonment by every decent democrat of fully o Thirteen or fourteen of the American states have the ticket made ut Buffalo. Wo confidently expect to SALMON SALAD o successful In their attainments. There is refine- power lready taken action along the line of restoring si'e Hearst, beaten even more disastrously than was ROLLED HERRING ment In every detail In the appropriateness of the color o repre- Into the bunds of the people, so that while our Bryan ten yturs ago, when McKinley, It will be remem- PICKLED HERRING O effects, In the fashioning of the lapels, In the graceful o government shall In no wise be affected, all sentative bered, had a plurality of more than 208,000. That may (Ready fur the table.) back lines of the coats and In the perfect set of the of representatives shall bo more directly chosen not be the end of Hearst, for a man who controls nine o classes MILKER HERRING trousers. In truth we people and shall be more closely kept under the newspapers to kill. how be are more than maintaining the by the is hard But can it fail to BOILED TONGUE o very high by whom they have been chosen. of party in Empire standard long ago attained in our lines of control of those the end the democratic the state? VEAL LOAF o In Oregon and South Dakota the initiative and ref- There will be a dwarfed., despised, misbegotten nnd Your Men's High-Grad- e clothing. POTATO SALAD erendum are In operation. misshapen thing known as Hearst party; Tam- o the and The arrival of Nevada has the referendum. many hall," In the sense defined by Jerome an organiz- o extensive ordern places our present advisory Initiative within the par- stock In splendid condition, especially complete o Texas has iho ation constructed and maintained, not for political, but We opened this year's o In the voters In a party can propose have Just size assortments o ties. Ten per cent of the for criminal, purposes will doubtless still exist. But pack of o prices from $10.00 to $25.00. questions and the expressed will of the majority Is an the party of the Clintons, of Van Buren, of Wright and o of delegates. Marry, Seymour o Instruction of and of Tllden and Cleveland, will SAUER KRAUT o people of Utah have adopted the initiative and be dead. It has exhibited In Its time an astonishing The DILL PICKLES o referendum. vitality. It survived the Civil war. It survived Tweed. upon the SWEET PICKLES o BOY'S SHOES This year the people of Montana vote From Its shattering and Boemlngly fatal defeat In 18116 BOY'S CAPS o SOUR PICKLES adoption of the Initiative and referendum. , it rallied so quickly that, two years later. It came with- o o In Delaware this year the people vote upon whether in less than 18,000 votes of beating Theodore Roosevelt. ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooeo legislature shall enact a law establishing the advis- A party which has withstood such shocks might have the a ory Initiative and advisory referendum. been trusted to prove once more It We have just received fresh Indestructible had supply of In Delaware this year the people vote upon whether gone down in a fight for Its principles, with Its flag the legislature shall enact a law establishing the advis- flying, and Its face to the foe. For the political suicide, ory and advisory referendum. however, what can COTTAGE CHEESE Initiative resurrection there be? IMPORTED Ohio voters questioned candidates It SWISS Last year the L'xtt!i!i; lack. is hard for any of us to see how AND IMPORTED two-thir- of each and elected a legislature in which the democratic party In the state of New York could LIMBURGER CLOSING OUT house are pledged to submit a constitutional amend- have been saved. Apparently the time had come for BRICK CHEESE Wmm ment for the Initiative and" referendum. It to die. Such men as Jerome, Osborne, Shepard, AND ALL KINDS OF democratic and republican CREAM This year in Maine the Adam and MeClellan did best to rescue It, CHEESE F' their but ." U'J.'.l U UJlll state conventions have promised to submit a constitu- their strength was not equal to the task. From the CERVALAT SAUSAGE SALAMI SAUSAGE tional amendment for the Initiative and referendum. moment the Hearst and Murphy combination got con- In Michigan the State Grange, State Federation of trol at Buffalo of the committee on credentials It was league and other non-partis- or- Labor, Referendum seen that the former's nomination was inevitable. DON'T ganisations' are questioning candidates for the Initiative Harper's Weekly. FORGET OUR BAKERY DEPART. 'and referendum through an organization termed the X)OCCVX)O0XXXXXXXXXXXX0XKtXI Our Acorn Heaters Michigan Federation of Direct Legislation Forces. MENT FRESH Judging by what has been accomplished through the surely IMPORTANT INVENTIONS non-partis- an system in other states they will DATE CAKES, win. BY VERY WOMANLY WOMAN ALMOND CAKES, In Oklahoma a similar federation for questioning CHOCOLATE CREAM organized, which insures immediate 0000XXCXXX0COCK00XXXXXXXK CAKES candidates is being JELLY TARTS, Is no Instance of where a candidate has Mrs. Anna F. Costen Is a dainty New woman, took success. There York CREAM ETC-- of PUFFS, Meatus been elected who has openly refused to promise to work given to lingerie waists and fine raiment generally. TRY OUR RYE AND and vote for more power in the voters, provided a rep- She is described as peculiarly gentle and low voiced, GRAHAM BREAD. We have decided not to carry such a large assort- utable opponent stood ready to make the issue a para- and she wears a Marcel wave. These, however, are not mount question. Important details. ment of heating stoves, NOW is the chance to In Wisconsin, by the terms of the law any citizen Mrs. Costen Is the Inventor and manufacturer of may aspire to a nomination for any office, and the vot- the distress signal that la now used at sea by the navy. buy your stove. We have marked them so near ers of the party decide at their primaries which one The revenue service, the life-savi- service and the Co. shall have the party support. Recently they exercised weather bureau all us It, and It. has been approvd and Jaffa Grocery to cost that it doesn't pay for delivery. these powers. The republican voters chose Governor recommended by the bureau of commerce and labor. Davidson to head their ticket, giving him a majority Mrs. Costen was a student of chemistry as a girl and "Good Things to Eat" about 40,000 over his next opponent. The democrats worked with her husband In his laboratory during his of MAIL ORDERS FILLED THE SAME DAY chose John A. Aydward by a substantial majority not lifetime, taking his place after his death, in 1901. 0 .through party organization but by the direct votes of She does the practical work in connection with the 1HEY ARE RECEIVED. the electors of the party. The other places on the var- use of her inventions and practically lived aboard Bhlps i paawiifiiiain S ious tickets were filled In the same way. on inspection duty, Just previous to the Spanish-Ame- r aw House Furnishers In New Mexico we are still working under the con- ican war and during the time that transports were beln? vention system. Primaries are called and delegates are sent out from New York and San Francisco. She wais C. H. CARNES, O. D. Is chosen to a county convention, the purpose of which obliged to spend six months In the latter port In order Scientific Optician t I: , call. Sometimes purpose of the coun- to put "plant'' In working stated in the the her order in each of the I IF- ty convention Is to send delegates to a territorial con- transports sent overseas. Mrs. Costen mixed all her vention. Other times the primaries elect delegates to chemicals herself. B. K. ADAMS ; county convention the purpose of which Is to nomi- - This gracious new woman, who does such Import THE BEST IN TOWN xtate candidates for county offices. In the convention ant work, employs h great number of women, and she nominations of candidates may be made in one of two says that under stress of work, as In war time, the girls : ;..;:v.l'V ways either by nomination in open convention or by who have mail red have been willing to come back ana fc::4 ",VJ'J"v the report of a committee appointed for the purpose of help. Recently Interviewed by the New York Tribune, making nominations, in either case the nominations Mrs. Costen said: Per Gallon - - - $1.50 Are confirmed or rejected by the vote of the conven- - "The Costen siguul the red flare, burning more ;tion. Then these candidates, having thus been endorsed than a minute on shore had been In use by the United Special Price on Large Orders iy the party, go before the public for final acceptance States life-savi- service ever since that service was Delivered to any part of the city or rejection. organized, but what first brought to my mind the ne Funeral Director and Licensed Embalm The primary election does not do away with th cessity for adapting It to the uses of a distress signal secures Bour-gogn- e, Automatic - tag final appeal to the people at the polls. It only for use by ships at sea was the disaster to the Plmn Colorado, Blk LOUDON'S JERSEY FARM ; personal expres- un- 2a Phone Colo. Red 92. to the Individual voter a more direct when her lifeboats were out three nights, Corner Fifth Railroad Avenue sion of choice in the selection of candidates by the able to signal any passing vessel. and party to which he belongs, than is possible In the con- "I consider the development of our distress outfit precinct EYES TESTED FREE vention composed of delegates selected by the my most Important work. AU passenger steamships, CORRECT FIT GUARANTEED freight working dollar primaries. steamers, tugboats, barges, excursion steamers 114 Railroad Ave., Albuquerque, N. M. Illinois Central R.R. The The candidates on the republican Bernalillo county and merchant ships are compelled to carry it by order THE CELEBRATED ticket, whose names The Citizen carries at its mast- of the board of supervising inspectors. THE SHORT LINE hever sleeps. The secret head, were regularly selected by their party in due con- "I have also invented a telegraphic code of night ATTORNEY GENERAL FROM of becoming; well-to-- do is to make formity with the convention system as legalized by signals that has been adopted and is in use by the O. F. C. legislative enactment in this territory; and It Is the only United States weather bureau and the army signal and each dollar earn you Interest. ticket with which the people of this county had any- transport services. Carrying out my husband's work, 1 COLORADO The dollar never wears out but to do, in Its selection, whether by mass meeting, developed a night signals the GIVES OPINION Just keeps on Increasing. Interest thing code of steamship which your delegate convention or party organization. companies have registered Washington same us WHISKEY To--St, makes reserve. The interest at the makes more dollars and Increases their funnel marks and private flags. They constitute your reserve. The Interest that In con Minneapolis, Duluth WORD WITH THE READER) part the brands or trade marks of the various (Continued From Page One.) Bottled In Bond. Paul, lhe bank pays on savings, in cerns and are guarded with utmost jealousy." a years, will prla-clp- pause und the few equal the Will the readers of The Citizen kindly Her work Is one, suggested by AND THE NORTHWEST, if compounded. Capital draw- running a notable and was and on the game ballots on which the ask themselves. What office is F. A. Hubbell tile most womanly of all womanly motives the desire names of candidates to the convention the south and southeast. ing interest will Increase surpris- for In Bernalillo county? To read the diatribes of the to help where help Is needed. Duluth Tribune. aforesaid are printed, there shall be TheGeo.T.StaggCo. Ticket Office, 805 evenreenth St., ingly fast. Only those who have morning organ one would think that submitted to siud qualified electors Distillers. Denver, Colo. Phone, Main 1125. tried it really know. A. Hubbell Is a candidate for every office In the gift 0X)XX0CKXXXXOKKXKKXXK0O of each of a question JAMES CULTON, Did you ever loan money to a F. said tertrtories FRANKFORT. KT. Commercial Agt of the people of this county, when in fact he is not a which shall be stated on the ballot bank? Lots of people do. It's a 6 STRENUOUS AMERICANS IN In substance and furm as follows: paying business. candidate for any office. As a citiwn of the county and Whenever you have money F. A. Hubbell is naturally much inter "Shall Arizona and New Mexico be that aa a republican, g EITHER WORK OR PLAY MELINI & EAKIN Is not invested and you are looking-fo- ested In the success of the republican ticket, but in this united to form one state? ....Yes. a place to put it, loan it to a . . . .So." be Is only exercising the right of every free-bor- n Amer XXXXXXXXXXXXXX)X)XXX)000000 Sole Agents. ONE. NiGHl bank. Your money in the bank U There Is nothing In law To ican citizen. ' Chicago is ".he busiest city in the world. Chicago this that Albuquerque, N. M. available at all times. republican ticket was made by F. A. Hub would prevent the use of either a CHICAGO, MINNEAPOLIS, That the is lhe center of the nation; the gateway through which separate for vote Automatic Phone, 199. THE BANK OF on ticket are F. A. Hub- - hallot the statehood ST. PAUL, FORT DODGE, COMMERCE bell, that the candidate that the east looks to the weBt and the weft looks to the or the use of the same ballot as Is figureheads F. A GALENA, ALBUQUERQUE, lell'B henchmen, that they are but and east; the Mecca of the Almighty Dollar; the teeming used in county and legislative elec- WATERLOO, DUBUQUE, NEW MEXICO Hubbell is the whole cheese, that the ticket was not metropolis of thrift, of energy, of business; the home of tions, and I am of the opinion that FREEFORT, ROCKFORD. regularly nominated by the republican party these fortune-makin- g und the most skillful commercialism either would be valid. JUST RECEIVED assertions have been made with a persistency equaled the personification of what is expressed by that fine 1 do not find anything In our terri- The finest train service to the above at the only by their audacity. The personnel of the ticket gives American word hustle. In Chicago they kill a hog torial election law that would pre- Frontier Celebration, points; also to New Orleans, Mem- Champion Grocery and Meat Market the Ho direct to these assertions. The names of the every two seconds, a beef every seven seconds, and vent the printing of the names of Iho phis, Vlcksburg, Evansvllle, Ind.; Cor. Seventh and Tijeras con- Jack-smvill- e, A choice line D- delegates who constituted the convention by which the some people say a man every twenty-seve- minutes. candidates for the constitutional Nashville, Tenn.; Atlanta, Ga.; of Imported Goods vention state- points In irect from Italy. ticket was nominated Is clear evidence of the mendacity And ytt for a series of championship games of baseball, ami the question as to Winslow, Arizona, Fla., and all other by hood on the same ballot used for the THE BEST LUCCA OLIVE OIL. of the assertions. The seating of the delegates seut 17-1- 9, Chicago forjieis lis thrift, its commerce, its buslnes, it of- Oct 1906. Remember, we party Vegas places upon party terri- election of county and territorial handle the best Che to Las the the fortunes; its people are still hustling, but they are hust ficers. meats and a full line of choice gro- torial republican stamp of approval and legality. What ling RAILROAD TIME TABLE out to lhe grand stand in time to get a good seat I am therefore of the opinion that ceries. more can be or could be bail? three-lias- o desired Over a hit a man forgets the ticker and it's the same ballot may be used for the LOMMORI & MATTEUCCI. If the mixture of parties and Interests which is op- a Kood thing for him. submission of statehood question, (In effect July 1. 1906.) county the posing republican success in this and in fact in Isn't this the tendency of the nation-t- o work, and the election of delegates to the con- Eastbound. fall, anything say against the territory this has to the then to play; to work hard, with all the brains and all stitutional convention and for the No. 2, Atlantic Express, arrives 7:61 We Keep It Up caillidates of the party, let them say it, or it they e the intelligence it has. and then to play as heartily; to election of county officers, members a. in., departs 8:25 a. m. FOR to contrast the several candidates on the two tick- breathe in the fresh air, to let out a dozen good, lusty of the terirtorlal legislature and del- ABOVE OCCASION No. 4, Chicago Limited, arrives 11:B We keep egate to congress provided no the quality ol our bread ets, let them do so, and The Citizen will pay attention yells, to give Itself up us entirely to its play as it has that ROUND TRIP TICKETS WILL p. m., departs 12:09 a. m. say; one candidate shall have his name ap- No. 8, Chicago & Kansas City Ex- up to the highest. This is possible to what they have to but this false and senseless to its work? And ever-pres-tn- t BE ON SALE AT RATE OF 'isn't this the secret of the pear printed on the tickets more press, 6:45 p. m., depart! iteration of the Hubbell collar, Hubbell figureheads, youth no of $11.45. DATES OF OCT. arrives by using and virility of the nation? "All work and than one political orguni.atlon. SALE 7:45 p. m. Hubbell sycophants, Hubbell slaves, and the like, is as LIM- play," says the old saw, "makes Jack a dull boy," and You also request my opinion 16, 17 and 18, 1906. FINAL Westbound. much a reflection on the common sense of those who as to The Best Flour, the American people are proving 1. When Chicago or whether the provisions of the law as IT OCT. 21, 1906. No. 1, California Express, arrives 7:31 accept It as it is au evidence of the silliness and malice any other city goes mad ,ner baseball, or football, o;1 it stood prior to the last legislature, p. in., departs 8:15 p. m. The Best Labor, of those who use it. racing or golf, or tennis, or any other good, clean sport, with reference to the length of a bal- T. E. PURDY, Ag't. No. 3, California Limited, arrives Best Methods, 11:05 a. m., departs 11:25 a. m. The there's going to ne some money lost In business; there's lot, is still In force or whether a de- self-style- 7, Mexico & The d party ,of purity and good govern- parture from length Is legal. No. California Express, not only going to be many a dollar wagered, won and lost; that 12:05 p. m., in mixing and baking, but ment made a mighty bad break In appointment of In my opinion Section 3 of Chapter arrives departs x;4a the there's going to be any number of good lively scraps, on LUNCH p. m. also in taking care of and selling registration. on 127, of lhe Ijiws of 19U5, contalus all RESTAURANT AND Judges of To make three candidates the ear, perhaps, or iu thu st reet because we do Like COUNTER Southbound. the provisions the legislature in- FOR SALE VERY CHEAP the bread. If you want the best one ticket the Judges in one precinct would put even our play so seriously-h- ut that IN- 27 the people have enjoyed tended should apply to descrip- BUSINESS CAN STAND CLOSE No. El Paso train, departs at 12:35 Tammany to the blush. But stand aside you slaves of themselves, the EARLY. P. m. you'll have to use Balling's Bread. they have gotten away from the sordidness tion of a if bal- VESTIGATION. CALL oricH morning hallot and that such freight No. 99, a boss, the organ, we are the people, we and the selfishnes of mere money, they. have left the lots shall bo printed from LEAVING CITY. 303 SOUTH FIRST Local train, south- the same 6 a. m., PIONEER favor good government and we can do no wrong. building of a fortune wait an two, while they kind of paper of STREET. bound, departs at and car BAKERY, hour or and the same size, rles passengers. went out and to the length i not limited to eight 20T BOUTM riRBT BTBCtT. reverted the boyishness and playfulness A big of unredeemed overcoats Arrives From South. All over the territory the republicans active, good Inches, as provided in 1G34, line aie and nature that there is in every one of us. Section for sulo cheap at Kosenfleld's, 118 No. 22, Mexico Express, arrives 7: J aggressive, united and confident. Shall Bernalillo coun- Compiled Laws of 1897. It is essen- Our love of sport, to witness and to engage in it, tVest Railroad avenue. a. m. THE ELITE ROOMING twenty-five- ? tial, however, HOUSE ty be the one exception out of Perish the Is going to mean peo- that the size of the No. 1 to Los Angeles. people, a tickets he same rum direct suggestion. In clear-heade- shall the for all The democrats this county are disband- ple, a nation of strong, d, cleur-thlukln- g, HAIR WORK. No. 7 runs direct to San Francisco. parties in each county. ed, their forces disorganized. Shall the republicans al- clean minded people. And destiny of nation will No. 3 runs direct to Los Angeles and NEAR POSTOFFICC AND DEPOT the the Respectfully submitted, anyone San low them to slip Into control of affairs by foolishly let- we what we want It to be because we learned not Mrs. Rutherford, at home to Francisco. have W. C. KK1D. wanting work done, every Wed- AU dally. No. 118 ting the sorehead Journal lead them by the nose? only how to work but how to play. hair trains West Silver Avenue. Attorney General. nesday, at 517 South Broadway. T. E. PURDY, Agent. U. E. GALLOWAY, Manager. SATURDAY,. OCTOBER 13, 1906. AXBUQUEKQUE EVENING C1TIZEH. PAGE FIVE.

O. Lockhart, Charles L. Snook and ELECTION LAWS THE CANDIDATE HEART Charles Colgrove, Alva H. Huhhs, aj W. HYDE'S SIGN Knight Templar, according to reports, was to nave taken the MyMlo wiri, but was detained at the last moment WEIGHS MANY TONS INGTOHMINE CASE IS BEATING WILDLY by pressing business matter. Rincnn Charles Wlatlington of is PROSPEROUS BLACKSMITH DIS- here mingling with the Shriners, railroader, PLAYS INDISPUTABLE EVI- Litigation of Twelve Years Eepubllcan and Democratic Nobles of the Mystic Shrine in a well known liatng DENCE OF GOOD WORK cnarge as conductor of the him ACCOMPLISHED. Standing Is Brought to Committee Chairmen Hold Ceremonial Meeting . Valley branch of the Snta Fe Central road. Not every business man Is so able a Close. Meet and Consider This Aornlng. ' to demonstrn:? through the simple Fred Rammer, Charles A. Wolf mid agency of a sign the fact that he is R. W. Hoyt have registered from Las in possession of a large volume of Vegas at Masonic Temple. The trio business as Is W. J. Hyde, the well IN THE M. well business GOOD NEWS FOK BLAND j FLAWS STATUTE "DISTUKBANCE" AT 4:30 P. of known Shriners are Known Gold nvenue blacksmitn and men at the Meadow City, whro they, horseshocr. That Mr. Hyde has are representative citizens. this Is evident at the first j Agreement Kcachad Theirs. O Pelkey Perpetrated Fraud on the Interesting When the Uninitiated Get Dr. F. A. Yoakum and J. W. Sullivan Rlmce one takes at the Immense heap of cast off horseshoes which he has People Who Grub- and Mooted Questions Banquet This Evening. form the Cerrlllos delegation to the numerous Masonic meetings to occur had placed before his shop door. Mr. Exclusive Designs, Finest Workmanship, Durable Fin- Him. Amicably Answered. Men Here. In cily few days. The Hyde says that the heap represents staked Prominent the the next only latter Is master of Cerrlllos Lodge No. the work he has done In the ishes, Beautiful Woods for BED ROOMS, DINING 18 and the doctor Is senior warden of horseshoeing line In the last few yearn of A few days ago a conference of the the lodge. months and that it weighs consider- ROOMS, PARLORS, HALLS, LIBRARIES and DENS Aftor twelve relcir.less . a Cerrlllos fighting Henry Lockhart hag at last leaders of the republican and demo- The Candidates. ably more than five tons. AT REASONABLE PRICES won out in the Washington mine case. cratic parties, with Chairman Bursum Henry Grand, Abiqtii, N. M. Clinton J. Crandall of Santa Fe, Just how many shot's It takes to In- make, as ninny tons as would be jiroljahly the prtatest litigation ever: and Chairman Jones, met in this city, Hue Neill Hines, Socorro, of the United States thst OUR RUG DEPARTMENT la revelation to dia Capital City, stop- impossible to calculate fls the different those who emlnating from the territory. Judge and discussed the several flaws in the X. M. se.iool at ths is visit It, because of the great variety of Domestic Ruga - H ping Alvarado. He Is an en- classes of horse footwear vary so Ira A. Abbott made known his ronrlu- election law which was passed by the Edward alley Bickford, Lake at the from the beat looms. 5"1&'.:-;-'$-M3i- sive in the matter last evtning. after legislature two years ago, and, after Valley, N. M. thusiastic Shriner and comes to thd greatly in weight. But of the fact having had the ease under advisement considerable discussion, pro and con, John Bartlett Nelson, Lake Vel- - Duke City to be present at the "com- that it is a rare business that can tor more months. Having the following agreement was reached, ley, N. M. bat" this evening. show such results In so short a time than two Mr. Hyde is To been before the courts' of the territory copy of which has been mailed to At- William Umbenhower, Las Ve- - confident. horsemen IS Joe Harrison and Lee Shallenber-ge- r and thoso generally who own and han- ALBERT FAB R for a dozen ycarg and twire to the torney General Reld, who will accept gas, is. M. ' - are two prominent rnllroRd men dle horses various methods and supreme United States, affix William John Faterson, Albu- the 308-31- 0 court of the nnd his endorsement to the from the Rio Grande division of styles of shoeing exemplified In Mr. Railroad Avenue .... Staab Building the people of New Mexico are almost agreement: t qutrque, N. 3I. the - Santa Fe attending Shrine. Mr. Hyde's prove Inter- a8 familiar with the derails of the Fauncllod B. Miller, Albuquer- the exhibit wll highly The que, X. M. Harrison Is one of the oldest conduc-- j esting. ense as are parties to the suit. AGREEMENT OF CHAIRMFN Shallen-hersr- er - tors on the division and Mr. property in Co- j involved is located the OF CENTRAL COMMITTEES is one of the old time engineers chltl gold mining district, which aj Agreement between republican iitUltttTlItDii I ' the of the division. SCORCHER GETS BAD few .years ago was the scene of much and democratic territorial committees Today and tonight the oasis of Al- activity and many are the tales told as to the certifying and endorsing of buquerque and the ten or more candi- One of the Shriners who have come of fabulous wealth stored there. The by respective dates for initiation into mysteries FALL FROM BICYCLE otisehold tickets nominated the to Albuquerque R. Goods the with wives Is H are gopher- their mountains of the districts parties in the different counties and of the Ancient Arabic order are in the Berry of Fort Defiance, Indian agent j ed as full of holes as a palrie dog town proper distribution of the ballots to hands of l'he Nobks of the Mystic at the Navajo reservation. Mr. Berry OF EVERY DESCRIPTION and from every hllo is brought gold be used at the coming election to be Shrine, and rumors of big doings are has Just been advanced to supervisor While scorching up Third street values. At one time a stage left the held November 6, 1900. wafted abroad In the land. Xext week of Indian agencies in the southwest. shortly alter noon yesterday, hurrying ramp daily bearings pigs of gold to ' hirst The nominees for the coun- the Masons have the city. Mr. anu Mrs. IHrry are guests at the, back to his work at the Railroad the railroad to be shipped to the mints. ty offices and delegate to congress According to the published an- Alvarado. Avenue skating rink, where he Is em- This was the result of the rinding of a shall be certified to the different pro- nouncement, the real thing happened ployed as a skate cleaner. Oliver Bezel, FURNITURE, CROCKERY prospect by a man by the name of bate clerks of the county in which the at Masonic hall this afternoon at 4:30 J. J. Kelly, of Silver Cltv. Is here age 15 years, son of Mrs. W. '. Hea-coc- k l'elhey, wno had 'been grub-stake- by o'clock. A short business session of from prosperous of 1500 South t, was STOVES AND RANGES ' conventions are held by the chairman that southern New Second tu Henry Lockhart and 15en Johnson, and secretary of the conventions. a ceremonial nature was presided over Mexico city. He is hero to attend thrown violently from his i .tie at both well known residents of this city, Second Where members of the by Xoble John Borradaile, Illustrious to the Shrine InltlaTlons, and being tallver avenue by a small ie and and strange to say, among the very legislature are to be voted for by the potentate, this morning. Fifty Shrln-er- s a former Albuquerque citizens a few rendered unconscious by s'r-.n- the BORRADAILE few of the many who have had to from over New Mexico Ari- ground on of'h!.- O. & CO., 117 Gold Avenue ' electors of more than one county, the and of his old time friends will see to It the back rid. do with the mine and the case atill andidates of the parties respectively zona were in attendance at the meet- that his stay In the metropolis is made W. Strong's Sons' ambulau. carried alive. ing, which lasted until noon. a pleasant one. the unconscious boy to his home, living sugar for Buch districts shall be certified While on bacon, flour, by the chairman and secretary of the According to reports, the candidate where a doctor dressed the wound. and cofTee furnished by Johnson and conventions nominating the same to heart heats wildly during the Interven- H. Bonem, master of Hiram Lodge The doctor described the injury as Don't DUputo with a Woman, Lockhart, Pelkey discovered some ing hours. The combat which No. 18 a severe concussion the probate clerks of each county in started of San MarcU;. is one of the of the brain. The Especially, you very rich ore In Bland canyon. Hav- - afternoon In prominent cere- lioy was two If she tells to order ' which said candidates are to be laie this has much store Shriners attending the unconscious about hours Ing considerable experience In un- sack of had voted for, and in the absence of such for the Shriner who has anticipations monial session now In progress at the and his condition today was very mining Pelkey knew at a glance that of a possible shoot down the chutes Masonic Temple. Mr. Bonem has been satisfactory. His mind Is still mud- . EMPRESS FLOUR. he had no ordinary discovery, ' certificate either the chairman and made secretary of convention, or and thrilling high dive with whirlwind in the general merchandise business dled, and when aBked late this after- Make no excuM, (11 you hould t and unknown to the nwn who were the the you noon Bald county chairman of any political finish that takes over and under in San Marclal for eighteen years and what happened to him he get the order), that 70a could feeding liim, he 'had two assays made the sea simultaneously, man- is a4 party in the county in which the said and all one of the best known merchants that he didn't know. Ond It, for every UrsVolaM troe of the ore. One revealed a value of may ner of things. of the Rio Grande valley. handles EMPRESS. You Trill threy 2,600 to the ton and the other $3,300 candidates are to be voted for, YOURS make such certificate, which shall bo Of the Program. FOR THE TAKIN- G- And good bread, good Msoulta, g to the ton. It was quite a find too The program promises pyrotechnlc-a- l Dr. authoritative to govern the action of J. C. Slack of Clayton will see FREE LUNCH AT THE WHITE EL pastry and most Important ot aX good for Lockhart so according to displays, inquisitorial exercises, ag- Inltatory EPHANT. the probate clerk in the printing of the work this afternoon and rood cheer to greet you irken jm the findings of the court, he made itational debates and to cap the cli- be among the banqueters tonight. Dr. come home for your dinner. Try H a deal with one Levi Waiker to de- ballots. max, a banquet, is one Third The chairman secretary traditional which alack of the oldest Shriners in Outing hats at Mrs. Coverdale'i, EMPRESS FLOUR la Empreee at fraud Lockhart and Johnson out of and will be spread at the Alvarado hotel attendance. He hag been practicing including the Skidoo, Little Johnny the Interest of each territorial convention shall all other. the they were Justly entitled this evening. The program' tells of the medicine at Clayton for the past etght-tee- n Jones, Elsie James and the popular to according to the grubstake contract certify to the probate clerk of the banquet in this wise: years Is county in con- and one of the; pioneers Cowboy hat. they 'had entered Into with Mm. The which such territorial As the uprising of the sun Is in due of that section. He is registered at the scheme was simple, indeed. i vention has been held the name of season followed by his downsetting, Savoy. M. BERGER, candidate nominated for delegate TONIGHTI TONIGHT! TONIGHTI lockhart and Johnson had Implicit the so will the close of the ceremonial be VI to congress by convention, and FREE LUNCH AT THE WHITE Wholesale Ajrent. Albuquerque, N. confidence In Pelkey and left It to such followed by a downsetting at the ban- Try a Citizen Want ad. ELEPHANT. him to have the claim, which had been it shall be the duty of the probate quet board. The cares and perplexi- originally christened the Sampson, clerks of all other counties In the ter- ties of the evening will silently steal properly filed upon and the necessary ritory to take official notice of such away, the glad hand will be extended work done on the property to make nomination. to the novices; reminiscences of the their 'holding good. Instead of doing Fourth In counties where either pilgrimage w ill be In order and profit- FRENCH BAKERY this, Pelkey, according to Hie evi- political party may not nominate will be by R. PALMER able tales told the Shayks J. 00C213 WEST RAILROAD AVE. dence, did not do the necessary as- candidates for county offices, it shall and wise Mollahs. The wise maxims Hay, Grain, Groceries and Fresh Meats, sessment work and let the original be the duty of the probate clerk to and admonitions of the Mollahs glory VEGE- & claim go by default. When the niney cause ballots to be printed of the be to them will be lamps to our In- PRUSSIAN POULTRY AND STOCK FOODS, FRUITS AND STEVENS BOWYER, Proprietors days had elapsed,' Pelkey's friend proper size, setting forth the name tellects, making plain many things TABLES. ORDERS TAKEN AND DELIVERED. filed on the property calling It the of the candidate for delegate and that are now dark. Unsheathed will 501 North Firat 8treet . Both Phones. Washington. 'TH14 took place in 1893, candidates for legislature, ' If any, be the sabres of their tongues and the HOTTER NDT FINE LINE OP and the litigation which has just nominated by such party, in any steeds of eloquence will charge at full 11HEAD , CAKES closed, was begun shortly after that county. In such legislative district, speed over the plains of truth and time, but not until after the mine had and the various offices to be filled at fiction. Peace, deep peace, will brood Better Than Home-Mad- e. Alwaya on Hand. been opened up by a shaft 150 feet such elections shall be designated on o'er the scene and all will be satisfied, deep and about 2,000 feetiof develop- said ballot. A place for the names content. 4 work, $75,000 La All ment and worth of ore of candidates for unfilled offices shall Dr. John W. Elder of Albuquerque HHWf f5L Pnf City and Outside Orders Promptly Attended to taken from it before an injunction be left !,i blank. will be toastniaster of the evening; stopped the work. j Fifth The joint statehood question and there will be informal speeches At one time the United States su- and the names of candidates for the, by different who are money KeC00KfK preme court Shriners noted decided thut Lockhart, constitutional convention shall be for after-dinn- er who their oratory. 'A had purchased Johnson's interest submitted on the same ballots on feast of good things has been pre- in the mine, had lost the legal title to which appear the names of the candi- pared property, at the Alvarado and the guests - the the defendants to the date for delegate and the county of- will linger at the banquet board until Convenience - Comfort Security suit having secured a pattnt to it, hut i fices. a late hour. The banqueters are ex yes the court Intimated in it's decision We advise that the order of nam pected to remain at the table as long here jLV tiiat 'he might secure an equitable ing candidates on all ballots shall as they please, it. sought. and there will be no The telephone makea the The telephone preserve your title to This was then conform to the order in which they formal adjournment after the spread. The defendants or locators and own- appear on poll now in dutlea tighter, the carea leaa, health, prolongt ers Washington were the books the For the Candidates. your ilf and of the Levi hands of the probate clerks of the Candidates are advised that all they Walker, Frank Fagley. Chas. Pelkey, N and the worrlee fewer. protecta your home. respective counties. . have to do is present their petitions Hub C Leeds, J. A. Johnson and J. Q. Sixth The makes duty accompanied by fees, present them- Wills. Fagley, Leeds, Johnson and law it the of the county recorder of each coun- selves for initiation and the Xobles YOU NEED A TELEPHONE IN YOUR HOME Wills were taken into the purty of the ty to provide printed will Also defendants Washington filing all ballots at the dothe2rest. they are warned after the expense of the county, and under the not to get foxy and try to run the had been made. The court in its de- of whole show. You will THE COLORADO TELEPHONE CO. cision decrees the filing was a supervision the chairmen of the be told what to Can You Solve This Rebus? that county committees of the political do even while you are being done, the fraud on Lockhart and that the pres- county instructions ent owners shall deed the property parties of the in which the read: election to be held. The printing Don't forget to dress the same as over to Lockhart. The court also de- is of such ballots shall be done by the though you were going as a player All the readers of this newspaper are undoubtedly 3 creed that the right of the property In a football game, your by this patent shall be transferred to county printer, unless the county re- and have feet familiar with the interesting Rebuses which have ap- po- made if possible. This Lockhart, and with all the corder and the chairmen of the peared in The from to time. litical parties, respectively, shall will enable you to move without fric- Ladies' Home Journal time FFlaming's Grocery and Cafe is a great victory for the plaintiff and tion. his attorney, II. B. Fergusson. Orig agree otherwise. The time of the We have had prepared for us a Rebus on similar lines, DINNER 25 CENTS printing of the ballots shall be under Don't tell your wife when you wiii inally, however, the suit was pursued lie home. You nnd will give three prizes or presents of value to the & the control of the chairmen of the re- don't know and we Miori orders ana umcnes served rrom 6 a. m. to 12 Midnight by Warren Fergusson. When Judge don't t are. first three persons who solve the Rebus correctly. We Warren died the suit wag pursued by spective committees, and such ballots when printed shall be delivered at Don't think to display vour wit on are sure that this Contest will create Interest In every FrgtiBfon. this occasion. Ordinarily once to such chairmen for dlstribu- -' vou mav h Irish Stew and Chili Concarne The present owners of the Washing- the funniest man that ever came over borne reached by the Albuquerque Evening Citizen. ton, whose title is affected by the tton. and not less than eight days Alway Ready to Serve prior of the Sierras, but the funny things have court's decision, are M. P. Stamm to such elctlon. The number all ballots be printed polit- been arranged. The only condition of the contest is that no antwers and the Washington Gold and Silver to for each By perseverance, Topham's Celebrated Soda Water On Ice Mining company, a corporation., the ical jarty In each county shall be not eneiev and boost ing, you are promised a upon the former owning one-Blxt- less than five (5) nor more than ten seat must be sent in before twelve o'clock noon, October 311 SOUTH FIRST STREET nh and the throne, but do not ask how you will Jotter holding the remaining fifteen-tlxtFpnth- it, (10) for each voter in such county, La Vtta Keomln Connection, 113 Vest Avtaae be taken down. The revelation will loose la Ud as shown by the number of votes cast come 1st, and no answers will be accepted later than As to to later. trie value of the property, an at the last election for delegate If you are vou offer for an option congress; provided, if told that will be on it made by however, that painted with hot asphalt, don't believe twelve o'clock noon, October 15th, u'illlam A. Farrish. the celebrated any chairman of any political party it. Colorado mining expert, care-iu- l after a should desire more ballots, as above Continuous Fun. In writing your. answer, write on one aide of the . H. & CO. examination, will probably better specified, he may obtain same of said Respecting evening O'REILLY explain it than anything upon the of eood paper and do not write anything excepting your answer else. Mr. printers, payment of the cost cheer and good fellowship the follow LEADING DRUGGISTS" Farrish's offer was $250,000. It is said of same. The sizes of all ballots shall ing is given out: to the Rebus, your name, street and city address. Ad- that there Is an indication of tellurium be uniform in each county. Tickets The mine, a whole evening's disturbance dress your answer to the Rebus Editor, care of Mall Orders Filled Same Day Received. in the which Is vtry rare and may be more than eight iH) Inches in promises be gold to a continuous act of rich combination of and silver length, and should be of such width pure, PRIZE-45- ore. unalloyed fun. FIRST .00 SILK UMBRELLA. BOTH PHONES ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. as to enable all the matter necessary The kind that makes you smile SECOND PRIZE $3.50 MOSQU ETAI RE GLOVES. The mine has been idle for more to appear thereon in such as years, form when you meet a Shriner. THIRD PRIZE $2.00 BEADED HAND BAG. than ten pending the termina- shall be convenient for the use of the kind of HMsa'ion now The that eases the pain of the tion the and that this voter. Each ballot shall bear an Im- hard knocks of life. Fines! obstacle is out of the way. pros- Whiskies I the print of the emblem adopted by the The kind that makes us more toler- pects are thut it will be put in opera- respective it I The Elmo political parties, ami ant of 'each others St. tion again Immediately. This is prob- frailties. Wines, Brandies. Etc. ! ably shall be the duty of the probate the best news that could bo clerks to take official notice of any masonkP'notes. JOSEPH BARNETT, Prop'r. given the little hamlet of patient peo- such thnbleins. ple that have been waiting at Bland Henry Grant, a general merchant of SAMPLE A NO i for something A. A. JONES, Abiqulu, to start things going Cliuirmau Committee. is in the city, to attend the I I 20 West Railroad Avenue CLUB ROOMS in the Cochiti district again. It has Democratic Masonic doings. II. O. BUKSL'.M, alrtady been stated that the Washing- Chairman o ton was the first mine opened up in Republican Committee. Frank Johnson is another prominent H&llv OOOe) the district, and to this may be added Mason from San Marclal attending the D.OTERN.PROPRiLTOR OeXXXOOO t)Oe0Oa000 meeting of the Shrine. Mr. Johnson LEON 000O0O the distinction that it is probably the THREE CASES ON V. most, valuable In the district, ulthough conducts a meat market at San Mar-cia- l its rfal value Is not known by tne and deals exttnsively in cattle. public. The reopening of the Wash- THEPOLICE DOCKET Ltfr H0da ington will mean the reopening of the John H. Johnson and John de Hart, Knvalopm two well known Santa Fe engineers, other large mines of the district, the y D Not M0da Navajo, which has recently fallen Into William Byrne and James Carney are in the ci from San Marclal. They CoFege O o r e c t V are Shriners uud having of The Albuquerque Business f Program new bands, especially. were arraigned in Judge Crawford's are lots today. ! '- -! The attorneys representing the de court this morning on charges of be fun DAY ANO NIGHT SCHOOL "tatloma t fendants, who, by way, de- ing flrunk and disorderly. . the became Carney A. D. (loldenberg, a well known RF.f.IN NOW Commei'oi fendants by deeds of conveyance and promptly acknowledged the gentle FNTFR AT ANY TIMF impeachment citizen of Tucumcari, where he Is the dath, were W. H. (MIdcrh and E. W. and was given a fine of banker anil general merchant Bookkeeping Commercial Arithmetic Shorthand DoliHOD. l'i or five (lavs in inil t,iu of the 1, 1 - fur .n place. Is a Mason, who is here attend- Butlneaa Practice Commercial Law Typewriting i i Byrne hesitated a bit -.f n - Manifolding r "iloings," enjoying hlni- Penmanship P ing the and Banking HEAR BISHOP MOORE'S GREAT .guiuy uecause ne said be bad only s. If. Spelling Butinesa Engliah Correspondence LECTURE ON "CHEMULPO THE iiu me glasses or oeer. lie changed New Management Added Equipment Competent lnstr..:ore in 0tt Mtii. GREAT NAVAL BATTLE OF THE his mind before the session was over, Among the Shriners from Raton are Fair Treatment Reasonable Raiea T h e CITIZEN JOB Room re turm RUSSIAN-JAPANES- WAR" MON however, and received the customary C. N. Biackwell, president of t lie First vary thing o DAY NIGHT AT THE M. E. CHURCH fine of five. National bank of the Gate City, who We secure good positions for our graduates; atlcres$ prlntar know a 35 CENTS. Vlncente Alcardu a native, paid $5 is also chief executive of the New haw to da . ... for the privilege of disturbing Mexico association, ALBUQUERQUE BUSINESS COLLEGE the Bankers' whicn BUILDING, YOURS FOR THE TAKING-FR- EE peace of one Kay Campbell, who niet recently at Ms Vegas. Other LIBRARY LUNCH AT THE WHITE EL made the complaint, and the session representatives from Kron are: r. Mllllkmn, Principal Albuqutrqum, Nmw Mleo EPHANT. was over. frank lhnning, C. D. Stansett, Fred gJ sAnmos ssssso t totooocctcccto ALBUQUERQUE KVEXIXQ C111ZK3. SATURDAY, PAGE 8IX. OCTOBER 13, 1906. o for Wommeini

AFTERNOON GOWN SILK COAT Hew Yorfe FasMonn Le44er

it was worn a bolero New York, Oct. 13. 1 must tell of heavy, fine lace, some of which silk and over yon newest thing In sleeves represents a small fortune In Itself. of Broderle Anglalse. The hat that of the was of an 'mmnmrm limit, Sea. I has Just come oat; It Is called Then there are the beau. ...my enam- was worn with this dress that peculiar tint ; the "sling sleeve," which comes from eled or Jeweled buttons that are used, olive shade. that and these cost another pretty penny. that goes so well with cer-tai- n the manner of Its draping, for when trimming was the arm la slipped through It. it has Altogether the dress coat is a rattier blues, and its of expensive affair and is seldom easy a big chou of brown net In the turn- - fAT. CAR the appearance of a sling: a sling, a graceful attract- to make for the home dressmaker. ed up back: alout Ihe brim was course, that Is and roses leaves, ive, which though it may suggest Indeed, coals are even harder than wreath of autumn and Fhadi-- s of rose and "first aid." Is so pretty and novel the dress for the fingers of the ama showing dull with teur, and nearly always show her brown and yellow, and out from that It promises to be a favorite ostrich Is looking for novel- trade mark. among them arose a blue the woman who right side ' ties. There Is just now a deal of inde- plume, fulling from the left and back. Brown description given me by one cision about the most fashionable front over the ( The gloves, a brown card case and um- of our designers Is. fetching: "The length of coats. The short coat and major-It- v brella were worn with this costume. TO sleeve Is either plain or folded, cut Etons are favorites with the may of women, and as they may be Although in the telling It sound circular, put Into the arm without crude, ir one in mum un- as warm as you like, there Is somewhat lias fullness and drawn towards the made of these colors, so caught up no reason why they may not be a the usual shades der arm and slightly there much care, skill and taste had been to give the sling effect. There Is no favorite, but the tailors and design- generally are trying to keep the expended in the combination of this underarm seam. .The edges are left ers was not one dis- three-quart- er coat to the costume that there apart but joined by bands of velvet long or wearer with straps the front, and of course trade must be cordant not"', and the FN or braid or stitched of women her fair hair and complexion, was a cloth. In length It comes below the helped out. Then there are upon. who look too well in the long or half pleasant thing to look elbow as all correct sleeves for this to embroidery will Is very lengths not to be considered. There In opposition winter should do. The hem be the uses that fur will be put to, open and loose, without flaring. Jt is one thing to be said for the short they coat, It is easy to put 'on, It is less and, paradoxical as It sounds, is finished with a band of velvet or worn together, and often the V edge of Is cumbersome and leaves the skirts will be cloth. Usually the this effect Is most harmonious when some trimmed with frills of plaited lace or and limbs free for walking. placed In the matter of coats I saw some of the soft brown furs are Shipments are now coming in promptly and we ribbon or hand embroidery. This Is agalns creamy white embroider- especially the kind of trimming used very beautiful ones last week strap- the ped with cloth the same shade as ies. This Is seen on some of the 'V can fill. all orders. We receive a great deal on every kind of sleeve, seen in exhi- the the silk of which they were made. most artistic hats the Bmm" particularly those that have bition rooms of our fashionable mil- French make and finish." There seems to be a great liking for Blue Points from Bay with liners. One of these hats had a Great South these coats of silk trimmed Anglalse cloth bands, and a few ultra fashion- crown of fine Broderie and a nandsome afternoon gown is Selects from Louisiana protective for the cold weather, be- way all embroideries must be made of chiffon first chilly days a handsome able women are having BUlts made, bv the velvet of the softest For the cause of Its openness at the back of the same Boft fine varieties. The pastel snade of ashes-of-rose- The Standards from Texas coat has been Imported. The and the bare wrist, many women ov consisting of cloth skirts decorated high Ilk only with machine stitching and us- brim was of velvet, blue, and about corselet skirt is a gored circular fabric Is heavy and lustrous and the ercome this objection by putting In the crown was a tail of fur, the head and much plaited to give fullness at a ually laid in box plaits, Inverted by white sat- fancy colored lining, and If the if -.- Kiio. ,.. yinit on the left front on a bunch of uie root. comber black ts relieved pious i. nf ... .,, .,! sleeve material Is very thin, such "" IIIU, IODHIUUOUIO flwor. A broad fold of delicate embroidery. Bilk of the same shade as the skirt laJttIICBt; lilt? ,wi the veet is the in nd as lace, llngeres, thin silk, etc.. two this winter Underneath the left siae oniy skirt trimming. Across the le shapes and strapped with the cloth bands, One or the linings are used, the first of some was another small showing of fur, shoulders and vanishing beneath tho coats Is the cutaway, and warm silk, or wool, or other mater- and the majority of these are of the a high skirt edge, are shaped for street long hip length; a few were close fit- Iris and velvet, held together with reveres of is built upon these lines. ial over which Is a fancy lining of large gold buckle. The costume worn the velvet. They are held in place by this jacket ting, but many others were of the gold cutaway begins at bust and Is colored silk to harmonize with the with this hat was a blue cloth, con old buckles, showlag a touch of Mail Orders Given Careful Attention The the pony styles, slightly modified to suit petunia-colore- gown, and over this Is draped the sistinc of a cloth empire Bklrt with d enamel. An under three-quarter- s length. the figure of wearer. sling sleeve. Such sleeves are a re the down the front panel, bodice and cuffs are made of heavy ef- coats winter fur trimmed The whhe satin Is Introduced lief to anotherwlse plain gown, and The short of the whi,e fhe 1)oloro wfl8 of ye,vet trlm. Irish guipure, and the little collar ana fectively in the chort underarm piece they have the recommendation of be styles are not cut off as those of theme(, w,th fur ta over a Bro(ierie shallow yoke are of French lace. which Is touched with a heavy cord. ing new and very stylish, which will summer ones were, and are a little A ,alf)e bl0U3P ,lned with yeI1ow Tlie pointed re vers are also of the make It popular for theater and re- below the waist line, some of them ... , tho vn, hn,le H - ; white satin, but are delicately em- ception wear. belted in large bone buttons or fancl- f fhp .... rBrr.(1 011. the beautiful broidered with mauve and silver while There has been a good deal of dis er ones for dressy coats are used to color scheme. hlack frogs Rive a decided pute over the empire dress and coat, fasten these Jaunty little garments great vogue is promised for the Iimvt many A A. V. TEGMER touch to the coat, The sleeves are but at last the designers have come which are single breasted, but Russian nony skin that made so good long and roomy. to the conclusion that It shall stay have a pointed lap over to the left an Impression last Beason and for the with us for this season, at least. Cer side from the right, or tabs, or else j regulation street costume, traveling - j tainly there are modifications the straight straps down the front. Re- etc., It Is very stylish; but as an ac- SERGE SUIT ladles of the French court would member the belt should be narrow, cessory to a dress to be worn at j suit Contractor and Builder never recognize and probably would three Inches being considered the a high function it has too much the deem a detraction from that classic limit for the widest, some of which j appearance of the "rough and ready." J mode so much affected by them, but are of leather, which gives a quite CATHERINE M the styles suitable fol a French natty appearance to a street costume j Outside Building Orde rs Solicited and Work court are not adapted for the hust- but Is not suitable for those Intend-- i Heavy, impure blood makes a mud- ling life of the modern American ed for dressy wear. All the coats dy, pimply complexion, headaches, Guaranteed First-Clas- s. woman, who seldom plays the doll, seen so far fasten In front with but-- 1 nausea, Indigestion. Thin blood whose life Is spent In strenuous af tons close to the throat and Indeed rich, red, pure restores perfect M fairs of life and living which keeps there are some that are quite mili- health. References Given Albuquerque, N. M. her even more busy than the most tary In the style of collar, but are not o . M ardent "little diplomat" of those old popular for wear with the fancy ARIZONA METHODISTS days. blouse or one that has a pretty col- ARE ASSIGNED following Is a complete list of Some of the changes are the tight lar. Of course, it is better taste with The fitting lining, such n jacket to wear a tailor blouse. the assignments of minister's made at which curves at the the late conference of the Methodist waist line like the princess dress and Broderle Anglaise Is to be worn Rog- really gets course. Episcopal church at Tucson: S. J. Its name from the bolero this winter on coats, of Its of Bis-!e- vel- ers, superintendent mission; that hangs loosely about the shoul- use is old but used on cloth and Burchman; Cananea, I. L. Is new, J. U ders and bust. 'And the newest mod- vet and in large quantities Oakes; Douglas, C. W. Demlngs; Flag-r.laf- Is flfiS ification the sllg sleeve de- yet it is most effective as a Rates Just and C. P. Metcalf; Glendnle, William scribed above. For dressy wear in trimming, and it Is likely to be very Whitfield; Globe, K. O. Decker; Jer a carriage, at a reception, the thea- popular for those used for theater, A. . 25 ome. K. Stewart; Kingman, r C ter, or any place where dignity, stylo reception, calling and the long" opera Farr' Mesa, J. A. Crouch; Needles. and long, graceful lines are needed, it cloaks. In many cases it is uyeu to Addis Albro; Phoenix, A. R. Maclean: is certainly the dress to wear, if the match the color of the gown and Is A. Presrott, L. W. Wheatley; Safford, mcellNG, SUPREME LODGE, KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS, woman Is not too flashy. The tall then sued as panels on the skirt, bo- F.. Hawley; Tempe, Wilbur Fisk: blt, NEW ORLEANS, LA., Oct. 15-2- 1906. Rate $38.05 via Kansas City woman of good form, even the short leros, wide collars and cuffs. A pret- Tombstone. J. M. Rich; Tucson, F. H. A iianusome costume, and Memphis; $43.40 via El Paso and Houston or Marshall, Texas. woman If not too bI.hu may wear It, ty example of such a suit was seen Schafer; Willcox, R. C. Ople; Wins-low- , autu iin fresh !rom tne of a 3atcs of sale October 11 to 14 Inclusive. Return limit October 30, 1906. but flesh never. It was designed heavy blue cloth, rather light W. A. Williams, D. Rob-eris- ; hands snnrt tailor, is of made of Pratt; iiro.vn This limit can be extended by depositing with Special Agent at for a woman of th Diana tvpe, in shade, the skirt was laid In plaits Yuma, J. M. Ochiltree. cloth, trimmed with tmbroider ticket and W panne New Orleans and payment of a fee of 50 cents, until November 30. proportion Is Its f.:sl requisite. on sides, while In tne velvet. The akin is untrim- - the the back nnd nied, AMERICAN MINING CONGRESS, DENVER, COLO., OCT. 16-1- 1906. The tfcf ;i the day night tor- and has the unlucky number of coats of ,)ire styles are front was a shaped panel of "Suffered and the 13, 14, 15 16, 1906. 1 -- ihlfteen gores in it, yet is Rate $19.75 for round trip. Date of sale October and certainly very .;; f il when made Broderie Anglalse; the empire belt ment of itching piles. Nothing help- correct and In some un ed I Ointment. well fitting. Return limit October 31, 1906. beautiful ciuiging goods such was of soft silk, which fastened nio until used Donn's HUSBANDRY, COLO.. as some of or It cured me permanently." Hon. The long coat Is close fitting at the NATIONAL GRANDE, PATRONS OF DENVER, the heavy close silks, that a wide buckle and bow tne 14-2- der oeck and demi-nttin- in NOV. 1906. For above occasion tickets will be sold for one fare keep their place, while the Is blouse was of white Tohn R. Garrett, mayor, Girard, Ala. the front bolero embroidery. The opening over an elaborate waistcoat plus $2.00 for the round trip to Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo. lo permit this to be well seen, the Date of sale November 10, 12 and 13, final limit December 10, 1906. c::at is cut decidedly low, while over HOME VISITORS EXCURSIONS TO ILLINOIS, IOWA MINNESOTA, NE- Peeh-a-bo- the corners of It und out upon the BRASKA, WISCONSIN, ETC. Rate one and one-thir- d fare for round o Waist Mamia is Dyiimj shoulders Js an unique arrangement trip. Tickets on tale Oct. 9 and 23, Nov. 13 and 27. Limit 30 days from ' of the broadcloth. This apparently is date of sale. have stopped in the middle of their held In place by large smoked pearl TRANS-MISSISSIP- COMMERCIAL CONGRESS, KANSAS CITY, MO, Bermons to raise their hands to heav-- 1 ouuons, two or wnich fasten the gar- NOV. 20-2- 1906. Rate $30.75 for round trip. Tickets on ale Nov. 17. below 18, 19 and 20. Limit of tickets Nov. 28. This can be extended until en In disgust at what they termed the j ment the walstcoaot. The browto velvet of This is wrought a va- Dec. 18, by depositing ticket and payment of $1 at time of deposit. "Immodesty" of the peek-a-bo- wo-- 1 with riety of colored silks in floral design. AMERICAN PUBLIC HEALTH ASSOCIATION, MEXICO CITY, MEXICO. man. President Roosevelt also bad The sleeves are long and half DECEMBER 3-- 1906. For the above occasion round trip tickets will his say about the muchly discussed be sold at rate of $42.25. Date of sale November 22 to 28, inclusive. waist. He even threw hi the open- - j Limit 60 days. Inquire at ticket office for full particulars and Home Visitors Excursion, October 19th, to the East. work stockings as a shocking exam- SECOND ANNUAL HORSE Em ple of the American woman's morai SHOW AT BALTIMORE T. PURDY, Agent. Albuquerque Baltimore, Aid.. Oct. 13. At the O decay. But Just so long as her desire ' Green Spring Valley kennels here for pretty things was satisfied the wo- today the second annual horse show J mas-culli- ii) mm 1 1 man herself didn't care what the was held, the very valuable prizes 000 W part of humanity was saying. offered In all classes attracting rec- ord entries. In Suddenly, however, she became tired the ladies' hunter PLEASANTLY SITUATED. class .and pony driving class espe- I and wanted a change I urn-out- s Faywood ' t , ' f fit, i . '..-- v s". x and the mannish cially the were of such EASY TO REACH. A smart little suit of Freuch blue lallor-niad- e shirt-wais- t was brought style that the Judges, ('has. R. Roof, chiffon serge has a small surplice forth and the fashionable waist makers Jr., of Alexandria igul E. A. Barker RELIEVES PAIN. coat which vanlabcg under a high gir- of Warrenton. Va., :ire marking down their 125 lingerie had considerable BUILDS THE SYSTEM. dle all the way around. The skirt has difficulty in making their awards. Uf unique panels, heavily waUts to anything you want nay Hot stitched. The to CURES RHEUMATISM. buttons on the tabs are of old silver, r ...:; t "V." I . fcll tort hem Just to Ke'-- rid of them, for NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Danie Is each holding a large dark blue stone. Fashion abroad with a new CURES I :DNEY AILMENTS. The sleeves are largo puffs with decree and experience has taught that Department of the Interior, Land Of- cutis to the elbows . From these she is inn to bp trifled with. fice at Santa Fe, N. JI Sept. 22, CURES DIABETES. fall small circular cape pieces over the 1S0G. Springs lore arms. CURES INDIGESTION. Notice is hereby given that. William i O. Tight of Albuiiuerque, N. M., has CURES DROPSY. VELVET HAT :.7 fear. filed notice of his intention to make YViH . final commutation proof in support of A-- his claim, viz: Homestead Entry No. ACCOMMODATIONS FIRST 9112 made April 2, 190fi, for NE the .1 i Section 23. T.p. 10 N. CLASS. Range 3 E, and that said proof will tie made before the Probate Clerk, at FAYWOOD, Albuquerque, N. M., on November 6, See Santa Fa Agent for round 1906. He names the following witnesses to trip rates, good for thirty diys. PopqlAr: prove his continuous residence upon, j New Mexico and cultivation of, the land, viz: Ai. F. Angell, C. E. Hodgin, Charles The peek-a-bo- o waist is dead, and Etne. Airs. John Brown, all of Albu querque, N. A.. from its ashes tailor-mad- e risen the tevere MANUEL R. OTERO, lined shirtwaist of classic out- Register. line. And now the ministers and mor- alists who have made themselves Danger From the Plague, There's grave danger from the hoarse preaching against flimiiy Michael's College the plague of coughs and colds that are St. short-sleeve- C9r peek a boo may fold their so prevalent unless you take Dr. CHRISTIAN 11UOTJIERS hands in peace for the American wo- King's New Discovery for Consump-- ! - - MEXICO man with her capricious desire for tion. Coughs and Colds. Airs. fioo. SANTA FE, NEW Walls, Ale., writes: change is anxious to demonstrate to of Forest City, "It's a Godsend to people living iu the world that nature gave here a climates coughs and colds pre- where FORTY-EIGHT- H pair of broad, perfectly shai.ed should- vail. I find it quickly ends them. It YEAR ' ers, the effect of which c annot be mar- prevents pneumonia, cures la grippe, and red by the mannish blurt waist that u'ives wonderful relief In asthma 3rd"" '1906 buy fever and makes weak lungs BEGINS SEPT is now considered the proper thing. strong enough to ward off consump- v. blue velvet hat lias a low, There has been no article of femin- tion, coughs and colds. 6"c anil $1. i ! .i'iwi,, s.iort iu trout. Massed ine attire f ir several decades that ha-- , Cuaranteed by a'.l druggists. Trial ; r . l- i:.e Iron l are gold gia;es, w hile created such a furore as 'be fluffy, I et:le free. luxuriantly at the buck and BRO. E. LEWIS. PRESIDENT flimsy, fussy, lace peek- KRACK KREA' I il. b are four large feathers iu de. : ask for JAFFA S .du aud iay. aboo waist. Ministers from the altar In CAD and take no other.

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ly him and passod by his wife have len received. They were passed In MERCHANT TAILORING 00000C0C00Oe00 El Paso and Albuquerque. .oo I: seems thnt he a special COM S26 STOP! LISTEN! had form PETEIT UPSTAIRS, OVER NO. 209 WE81 always writing the checks for $18 and RAILROAD AVENUE. O. BAM- Vehicles using three or four names sometimes BINI. PROPRIETOR. making one the signer of the check and again another while the names TEACHERS My merchant tailoring shop is up-'tal- AND.. f2 wer" alternated In using them as the over No. 20H West Railroad ave YOU NEVER HEARD one to whom payable. The numbers nue, where I solicit the pafonage of OF THE LIKE BEFORE ion a majority of his checks was 1171, ihe public. All work, guaranteed first-clas- another liumbt r used was 1141. He I as 1 have had fifteen years' ex- passed two In El Paso and one In perience In the business. Suits made FIVE-HOL- arness A RANGE WITH N t ) ana I - DEMI order. Clothes cleaned, pressed f WARMING CLOSET, repaired. The specific I use win not OVEN, TWO GRATES. WATER How's This? Inlnrn thu iloth f jirileV varments at Reduced BACK OR RESERVOIR. We oftVr One Hundred lxillnra Howard also walking made for Hiiy case of Cntnrrh thnt cannot be cleaned and skirts 'cured by Hall a Cure. F. o order. Give me a trial. Prices. t'ntnrrh, " J. In the oNew ON TIME tHKXKf Ai CO., Toli-do- Ohio. Rural Districts O. BAMBINI. $29.00 i", iIih have known K.I SOME A . PEOPLE HAVE NOTION THAT SPRING IS THE ONLY w 4 ;J V J. t'h'Mipy for tlte Inst 15 years, and Mexico-Ma- ny Inqulrltto CASH I't'll'Ue him perfectly bonoralilo in all White House Restaurant and TiivlE TO BUY , BUGGY. THAT NOTION IS COSTING THEM $26.00 business transactions nnd financially able Iladly. MONEY. WE ARE MAKING FALL BUYING POPULAR. LET US to carry out any obllKftlons made by his Superintendent Lodging House TELL YOU HOW. GOOD PICKING IN BOTH lT'" tinn. Waidlnn. Klnnan & Mnrvln, DEPARTMENTS. J. D. EMMONS Wholesnlo liriiKKlsts. Toledo, O. MEALS AT ALL HOURS BAR IN ''Jr1-".-:- - V STlflji.-.T'o. The Man Mall's 1'atnrrh Cure Is tnken Internally, r,f Furniture ml- - Competent 10 are CONNECTION. Albuquerque Corner Coal and Second EOT!) nctiiig directly upon the blood nnd school teachers Carriage Company PHONES com purfnceH of the system. Testimonials out of employment or who ardorced No. 209 South First Street. Cornar Tijeras sent free, f'rice iic. per bottle. Sold by to seek a higher on ."count Opposite Santa Fe Depot. Flrtt Strut and Avenuw 'all DrupKlRta. altitude MRS. D. ARIAS, Proprietor. Take Family constlpn i .if lire, I her.l'u ca t fc- posi- Halls Fills for ' ..i,,. oeoocooccoooxoooecc tinn tion. by applying f.iVM!i.j ef ipirin-tenden- CON- the ;i: or cohm vcJ.eci ls The New York Saloon and MURDERED FELLOW " ter- PROTE-C- FORGER'S SISTER VICT AND THEN SUICIDED in New Mexico. le Rooming House HUE In a report to board ritory is short of good teach, and Albuquerque Foundry and Machine Works the territorial especially in the country dlricts," 315 South Second Street. of control Monday the superintendent' In- or Ariz., gave says Superintendent of Pub: WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS R. MALL, Proprietor the prison at uma, In- f. the details of Tom struction Hadley. "I am geing One Block1 From Depot and Two Iron and Brass Castings; Ore, Coal and bumber Care; SkafUsn. the suicide of coun- Pulleys, TO IS ANXIOUS Quern, a Chinaman, who, according quiries for them from varlou Blocke From Postoffice. Grade Bars, Babbit Metal; Column and Iron Frosts le ties. I an fim the Buildings. to a coroner's jury, was guilty of the received inquiry P. ZITO, Proprietor. ( superintendent otiocorro ill murder of John Brown, a fellow con- of schools trmpalrm on Mining and Mill Machinery a poeialty II county, if school tenchers looking foundry east side ot railroad track. Aleaqeereae, m. m. vict, several nights before. Quern hung himself some during Sat- for positions will take what e have Rico Hotel and Bar! time to prob- CLERKS ABOUT urday night and he was not found offer them at present we c No. 111 North First HIM ably give something lat- Street r until the following morning, when them bt:er DINELLI A LENCIONI, Proprietors. guard opened pass er on. Some of the country sitions WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS, the had his cell to now open him food. pay good salaries. Meals From 10 Cents Up. Lunches RIO GRANDE LUMBER CO, On Saturday a coroner's Jury in- Professor Hadley Is Put Up for Travelers. Steel Underframe Postoffice She Writes to the Sheriff at vestigating school statistics of the coutles in Rooms By Day, Week or Month. the death of John Brown, the wilpmbody a twenty-ye- ar , territory which he General Baitdtng Sep piles Used-o- convict, returned a Cars Being Generally Phoenix From New York verdict that he had been murdered in his annual report. He hasalready and fixing the blame on the China- received reports from severa of the PIONEER BAKERY SCREEN DOORS the Santa Fe. For Information. man named Tom Quem. The celes- counties, and finds some dtlnctlve SIMON BALLING, Proprietor tial was made acquainted with the feature In each that has so !r come (Successor to Balling Bros.) Both Phones Third and Marquetti findings of the jury. In the mean- under his scrutiny. In Qua county Steel underframe postal cars are The sister of David Baer, who pass- for Instance twelve new scbol dis WEDDING CAKES A SPKCIALTY. upon time he was placed in solitary con- looked with favor by the officials ed several bogus checks in this city finement in tricts have been formed site last Topeka & the dark cell. When the year we desire patronage an't guar- of the Atchison, Santa Fe some time ago, is anxious to know ell guard made the rounds on Sunday on account of the larg Imml railroad, and all fast trains are now about nlm and of course about his ar- gratlon In that locality. Sa Juan antee first class morning it was Q'Jem v i equipped with mail cars of this de- on forgery charges. discovered that county springs South First 8treet. iquerque. rest the The had taken his life. He had used a Into promlnece be VISIT OUR NEW STORE scription. 10, says: . Phoenix Gazette, October towel as a rope and had stood on a cause of the systematic way i which 212 NORTH SECOND STREET "We liave 39 of these cars In service The sheriff's office received a mes- ine pou tatx has been colleced. VV. L. TPIMBLL & CO. stool to tie the rope to a bar in the WE HAVE THREE FLOORS COVERED WITH now," said J. P. Lindsay, superintend- sage yesterday asking for particulars top THE LATEST ent of mail service of Santa Fe concerning Baer, of the cell. He then kicked the ON the the arrest of David re- Wounds, Bruises ana Buns, LIVERY, SALE, FEED AND TRANS- STYLES THE MARKET OF who is In Topeka attending stool out from under him. Death the time the sender being Mrs. E. L. King of By FER STABLES. curd meeting. "In addition to the 39 New York City, a Dep- sulted from strangulation, the neck applying an antiseptic resslng Carriages, Buggies, sister of his. not being broken. to wounds, Horses and Mules Bought and Ex- , cars now In service we have an order uty Sheriff Frank King answered the bruises, burns and Ike In changed. in for five more which will be deliver- message was juries before Inflammation Ms in, Roundabouts, Etc., stating that Baer under best-regulat- ed BEST TURNOUTS IN THE CIITY shortly. of Is Accidents will happen, but the they may be healed without latura- - ed This number cars arrest here charged with forgery and keep Dr. Second Street, between Railroad and & Saddles, to equip of heavy families Thomas' tion and in about one-thir- time Harness sufficient all. the that he would more than liktly be Kclectric Oil for emergencies. te Copper Avenue. trains. .The branch line trains and bound over to the grand Jury. such required by the old treatment This minor line are by no It subdues the pain and heals the Is the greatest discovery Humph main trains Baer was given Ills preliminary hurts. and Lap Robes means all equipped with this class of hearing this afternoon beginning at 4 of modem surgery. Chanifcrlain'a postal cars as yet but I presume it is o'clock in Judge Johnstone's court, Ask i Pain Balm acts on this sanu nrincl KILLthc COUCH for JAFFA'S KRACK KREAM pie. Horse Blankets safe to say that no more postal cars two or three additional checks forged BREAD and take no other. It is an antiseptic and wien ap and LUNGS will be purchased which are without plied to Biich injuries, causes them to CURE thk steel underframes. In addition to the heal very quickly. It also alays the KORBER & CO. WITH J. modern postal cars in use on the fast pain and soreness and preveits any Dr. ling's ALBUQUkTRQUr, NEW MEXICO trains there are probably 175 other BIG GRIRDION BOSSES aanger of blood poisoning. Keep postal or combination postal cars in OF bottle of Pain Balm In yoir home service on the line. and it will save you time an money. Nov Discovery "Postal clerks all over the country YALE AND HARVARD not to mention the InconvenUnce and are asking underframe cars 0NSUMPTI0N Pries that steel suffering such injuries entail. For WE FILL , be used on account of the fact that it sale by all druggists OUGHSand BOeMI.OO B. RUPPE practically insures safety In case of OLDS Free Trial. PRESCRIPTIONS RIGHT a wreck. Mrs. Bamoini. at ner oarbra. No. "We had an experience with our 209 West Railroad avenue, Is pre- Surest and Quickest Cure for all 203 WEST RAILROAD AVE- LUNO XBOUB-X.E- 3, train No. 9 recently on the western pared to give thorough scalp treat- THROAT and At Consistent NUE NEXT 10 BANK OF ment, or MONEY BACK. division. Several of the cars left the do hair dressing, corns, COMMERCE, tracks, among them one of the steel bunions and ingrowing trtnails. 8he Prices j j j underframe postal cars. While the gives raaesage treatment and manlcntw ing. Dr. Wllllamn' Indian Pile postal car received the roughest of Mrs. Bambini's own nrenr&tinti Ointmentwill cure llllnd, the shock of the wreck, the clerks or complexion cream builds up the UlettlliiK nd Iluhlnn were not hurt and the car was hardly skin and improves the complexion, l'llt n. It nl)sorl)H the tuiunra. Thos. F. Keleher THIBD STREET ulluys the ltcblnK al '"re, acts damaged to the extent of a hundred and Is guaranteed not to be Injurious. an a poultice, ir'vrs Instant re. dollars. WJilch is remarkable. Sue also orepares a hair tonic thU lift. J)r. YV'liltuinx'lnriliinl'iloOlnt-lnrn- t Headquarters for Low Prices "Steel underframe cars cost aboit ;V cures end prevents dandruff and naif Irt nifnarod Inr Pi Inn and I Meat Market fnlltnir niif raatAPca HfA tn AamA liottx inff of tho private p:irttt. Kvery box ts on Leather, Paints, Varnishes, 40 per cent more than the wood frame wurmnUMl. Itv druiiristn. hv muil n rn All Kinds of Freeh and 8alt Meets carg superfluous! eMpt ot priro. Ml ce nt SI.IMI. WILLKNlS which have always teen, used. removes moles, warts and and Jap-a-la- c. 8auaage SCANUFACTURING CO., Cleveland, Brushes and Steam Factory. Vvaen the fact is take a Into cecal Uro hair. Also a face powder, a freekl i'rop. ouio. EMIL KLEINWORT. ' tion, however, that in cass of wreck. cure and pimple cure and pile cure; FOR SALE BY S. VANN & SON. 408 W. Railroad Avanua Masonic Building, North Third Street, or derailments the liability to loss ;' All of tbeje preparations purerjl tre from damages to the car is minimized, vegetable compounds. Have Just ad- and thnt the safety of the lives of the ded a vibrator machine for treatmett B. A. SLEYSTER W. E. M AUGER clerks Is assured together with the Motherly of scalp, faco and cure of wrlnkiet. safety of the contents of the car, it. It Is also used for rheumatism, pairs INSURANCE, REAL ESTATE-NOTA- RY WOOL is regarded by railroad officials today and massage PUBLIC. , to be the economical car." Room 6, Cromwell Block, Albuquerque with Raaoe A Maufter. ... An Awful Cough Cured. Automatic Telephone. 174. Office, 115 North First 8t t HARVEY HOUSE ' "Two years ago our little girl ha( ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. FIRE VICTIMS a touch of pneumonia, which left het With no means of support, many of Captain Harvard Eleven. with un awful cough. She had spelli TOTI A ORAPI women victims of Harvey L. H. SHOEMAKER the the Haiherly Foster, captain of Oils of coughing, just like one with th Dealers In Groceries, Provisions, Ha& house fire at Needles early last month i year's Harvard eleven, Is a Boston whooping cough and some though: Drain and Fuel. are almost penniless, says the Los An- boy. He got his start in she would not get well at all. W General Repair Shop. geles athletics at Fine Line of Imported Wines, Llqoora Examiner. Hackley school. Foster entered Har- got a bottle of Chamberlain's Cougl Indian Summer Furniture packed and crated; gaso and Cigars. Place your order tea Sixteen women lust their cl'JtUing vard and followed up athletflcs at Remedy, which acted like a charm line and gas stove repaired. this line with vs. and personal effects aggregatlcg eever" Cambridge, playing halfback on the She stopped coughing nnd got stout all year 'round 7 NORTH THIRD STRJEbTB, al thousand dollars in the Needle Treshman eleven and on last year's and fat," writes Mrs. Ora Bussarc, Next to Walton's drug store, Sout lm Third lire. varsity team. Brubaker, 111. This remedy is fcr to be found in hornet street. Among those who are convalescing In the annual conUst with Yale last sale by all druggists. warmed by M. DRAG0IE at the Santa Fe hospital ere: Innlce SAMUEL F. B. MORSE, year, Foster played game Cole, a star until WATER. SYSTEM. Dealer In Mary Bauman, Mary Hart, Kate he was injured. His best play was In NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. HOT Bauman, Eleanor H ami; Kaxy GENERAL MERCHANDISE. tea, CXfUIn Yale Eleven. the first naif, when Wendell and Can-ha- The Atmosphere remain and J. S. Llebenroo. Ltule repeatedly Bills are invited by the undersign- 0. W. Strong's Sons Groceries, Cigars and Tobacco, ' h Il3v of Newton, Mass., bucked the Yale line pure, balmy Assen and Mary KolmS, eJ only to stop in ed for the boring or drilling of a well All Kinds of Fresh Meat. iK their tracks. Then evenly 100 Broadway, whom sustained scriou ttjarles, ire tor college at Andover, on Harvard's in Fairview cemetery, as per specifi- and STRONG BLOCK. North corner of Wss living .ae ) tcck an interest line lie set the tempered. lngton avenue, Albuquerque, N. Ml in this city. ri active in crimson side of the stadium wild with cations, which will be furnished upon Miss Cole, one of the most seriously MiMiMiui, iksw uaata ball and foot ball. I by application. cheers carrying the ball three suc-- 1 & CO. injured. Is badly burned about the face He was especially proficient in ice cesslve times for O. W, STRONG'S SONS, RANKIN hockey. year played substantial gains. FIRB INSURANCE. REAL B3TA Vw neck and hands. One of her fingers Ist he half- Foster stands 5 feet 10 inches Supts. Fairview Cemetery. teanamfcal. will back on Vale's varsity, dur- and So UNDERTAKERS LOANS. be amputated. his work weighs 170 pounds. He Is a brother Mary Bauman is badly burned on ing the year classing him among the A Badly Burned Girl Automatic phone 4S1. of Sumner Foster, the well known EitimaU frmt. Room 10, N. T. Armljo Building the hands and arms and in all probab- brightest of gridiron stars. yachtsman or lxy, man or woman, is quickly ility will be disfigured for life. In tne battle with Harvard he was out of pain if Bucklen's Arnica Salve Superintendent Fairview and girls the dell was "These have nothing," said Mr. feature of the Yale side, making breaking for the Yale goal, Is applied promptly. O. J. Welch of Santa Barbara Cemeteries. Pow. "They lost everything in the gains when hope had almost been lost. with practically an open field, when Tekonsha, Mich., says: "I use It in PLUMBING. A. E. WALKER, fire," His STANDARD famous tackle of Wendell after Morse, with a marvelous dive tackle, my family for cuts, sores and all AND HEATING CO. MONUMENTS riRE that wonderful player had eluded all grabbed him. sldn Injuries, and find it perfect." INSURANCE. HOME 201-11- 1 Secretary Mutual Building Amo CAPITAL TO others on the blue side, will always Morse weighs lfiO 5 N. Second 8L. Bots Psenes. pounds and Is Quikest pile cure known. Best heal- tlon. Office at 217 West Rallru BUILD RAILROAD be a matter of gridiron history. Wen- - feet 11 inches tall. ing salve 25c at druggists. A Roswell dispatch to the Denver made. all avenue. Kepuliliean says: The important an- nouncement was glvtn out thf t pfrH incorporating the Roswell - EtbtefE BlfBffHHHnBBBBMBffHHHHHHHHBHHaDflHHflHHBHHflnHBHHBHHHHHHHHBH railway have been tent to tlie terrt torial secretary at Santa en-pan- y !. : is incorporated for finonoo, and i s 10 per , cent has been paid tc tie tiw-urer- H Kirby S. Woodruff. I Tfc stoak consists of 1.000 tharef, jar viJtj It 0 lioo. The incorporators are: Klrtj roKoscsoxoosjos)i Z SOS 0 S. 0 000O0OeO0O0OOS) Woodruff of Boewell, Ctte W KoooeoeoOsexoeoX0CeK0 0 Defreest of Roe well, Rlcturd F. Bar-net- t, 0 GOME TO BELEN. N. M. capitalist of Roswell; Ckcrge T. It 0 Veal, capitalist of RoeweJ, and W. T. Its Location Sells, capitalist and reerttiat ot Ea It A Railway Center 0 . PELKN IS 31 MILKS SOUTH OF ALBUQUER-Qt'K- , well. M m A Future Railroad Metropolis of New Mexico 0 The company will construct a road N. M., AT THE JUNCTION OF THE MAIN- ALL FAST LIMITED EXPRESS, MAIL AND 0 from Roswell eastward to the Texas 0 LINE OF THE SANTA FE SYSTEM LEADING Located on Belen Cut-of- f of Santa Fe Railway tie with the ultimate object of a Tex- EAST AND WEST FROM CHICAGO, KANSAS FREIGHT TRAINS OF THE SANTA FE WILL GO 0 as 0 connection. Surveys have been CITY. GALVESTON AND POINTS KAST TO SAN OVER THE MAIN LINE THROUGH TO BELEN, 0 made and feasible plan-li- t three routes 0 FRANCISCO. LOS ANGELES. AND FROM THE EAST AND WEST, NORTH AND SOUTH. d. -- he liana and estimates will be 0 0 ready in about ten days. The news EASTERN AND NORTHERN STATES TO EL PASO AND TEXAS. 0 was received here with preat rejoicing 0 The Belen Town and Improvement THE LOTS OFFERED ARE IN THE CENTER as the great uved of Roswell has been l.Oofl BUSINESS AND RESIDENCE LOTS, 25x 0 a 0 OF THE CITY, WELL GRADED (MANY OF THEM railroad making connection In Texas' 140 FEET, LAID OUT WITH BROAD 80 AND 0 mm 0 Company Are Owners of IMPROVED BY CULTIVATION); NO SAND OR Superintendent J. L. Rarnes of the STREETS, WITH ALLEYS 2(1 FEET WIDE, 0 0 GRAVEL. WE NEED A FIRST-CLAS- S. MODERN Southern Kansas division of the San- WITH BEAUTIFUL LAKE AND PUBLIC PARK Belen Townsite 0 ta Fe uas received his private car 0 AND GRAND OLD SHADE TREES; PUBLIC HOTEL AND A GOOD, from the Topeka shops, where it has W SCHOOL HOUSE. COSTING $16,000; CHURCHES; 0 been undergoing remodeling fur three COMMERCIAL CLUB; A POPULATION OF 1.500 months. car 0 The has been rencCeM 0 PEOPLE: SEVERAL IJUtGE MERCANTILE ES- and It 0 redecorated. contain a reten- 0 TABLISHMENTS; THE BELEN PATENT ROU.ER OUR PRICES OF LOTS ARE LOW AND tion room luxuriously furnished, com- TERMS ON EASY PAYMENTS; TITLE PERFECT; 0 modious sleeping dining rooms, 0 MILL. CAPACITY 150 BARRELS DAILY; LARGE and ONE-THIR- fm- WARRANTY DEEDS. D PURCHASE and a well equipped ki'.Cjn. Py7 WINERY; THREE HOTELS, RESTAURANTS. ETC. The Belen Town and - 0 0 CASH. TWO-THIRD- S MAY ON dining room service tuere It a rCver BELEN IS THE LARGEST SHIPPING POINT FOR MONEY REMAIN 0 table service provided ty com- 0 WOOL. FLOUR WHEAT. WINE. BEANS AND HAY NOTE. WITH MORTGAGE SECURITY FOR ONE tie 8 0 pany, a system of Plntict lights tsi 0 IN CENTRAL NEW MEXICO. ITS IMPORTANCE YEAR. WITH PER CENT INTEREST THEREON. been installed. AS A GREAT COMMERCIAL RAILROAD CITY IN provement Co. APPLY AT ONCE FOR MAPS AND PRICES, IF 0 0 TiiiT Or. J. p. Kaster, c!iJel tVJif 4 NEAR FUTURE CAN NOT BE ESTIMATED. YOU WISH TO SECURE THE CHOICEST LOTS. 0 the hospital on th.j trail. Hue of tk 0 Santa Fe, tat reuttei u fj?i li- ro SO sosotcsojosottosoijocosoeoe ter an InsjiertlNi irjr tc tie Jf.'nt 0 (CVOtot ovoac toeosoaooocooop JOHN BECKER, Pres. WM. M. BERBER, 3ec'y. 0OCC)OOXX0aO0OK 0 hospitals. 0 K0KoeKoKOOfOe0 0 WANTED. 0 0 At once, boy. about II to 16 rsiu 0 old, who desires to loam lilt 'I'.u'.tl I 0 0 trade. Apply at this office. flEaHBBBBBBUBBBBBBBCHBnHnflBaBnBBHflHBBBBBBlnBBBBBBBBBHiiUHBBBBBHBBBHHHBBEaHBHKBaBHKn PAGE EIGHT. ALBTJQTJEQUE EVENING CITTZEN SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13, 190.

LOCAL. AND Inhere To A BRAN NEW n PERSONAL worship TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:! Imaculate Conception Church --- 7 m., high mass and We are prepared to sup Boys' - iCurMnsss at a. Clothing JH- KAILKUflfAi t. .1. Chaves, a will known Store Wtdl Itoherto :; '" rtve"ln8 service youiiR gentleman of l.unas, U In Rfrnh ply the music trade of I's inferem e at 7:3" P. m. l today on l.usiness. and he city ' f 11 o'- - this city and the territor-- Mrs. O. iv Matron, wife Attorney riia Science service ft Matron, wlm a bark In the east florpunday morning at the Woman's THAT'S WHAT IT PRACTICALLY AMOUNTS TO. on a visit to relatives and friends, clubiKims, Commercial club building, ies of New Mexico and LAST SUMMER WE SOLD OUT OUR Stylish Shoes has returned to the city. com of Fourth street and Gold ave Arizona. May we not ENTIRE LINE attorney Kllsworth lnaalls, special nue.' OF BOYS' AND YOUTHS' SUITS, PREPARATORY TO fo rth" department of Justice, Indian be favored with your depredation claim department, ig In Sfaul's Lutheran Church Corner ENLARGING THE DEPARTMENT AND THE BUYING Fall and l,us Vegas on business. of Stli street and silver avenue, For pastor. patronage? OF A BETTER AND MORE COMPLETE STOCK ThoniflH Hudson, a brother of Col. Hev. Moser, came in from Denver SiMav school at a. m. Respectfully Yours, FROM A NEW YORK HOUSE. Richard Hudson, sermon at 11 Winter.... this morning, and is taking part in Giian service and meeting this afternoon. a. r KnKlisn service mm bch""" heavy enough to keep out cold and dampness. No unnecessary the Shriners' Ilautisnial service after. Just wife have re- at f. in. & you out. Soft and flexible to feet; It. I) Stevenson and rfinung service. Learnard Lindemann The Entire New Line is now on sale and em- leather to carry around and tire a visit of several weeks' the fitting show off your turned from easy without breaking In. Stylish and veil to duration in Ohio. Mr. Stevenson Is Fit Presbvterian Church Fifth 206 West Gold Avenue braces the choicest goods which could be foot to the best advantage. We guarantee the wear and make you one of the proprietors of the Monarch and liver avenue, Rev. Hugh A. Coop prices. Grocery company. er iRtor. Services tomorrow ai ttie Judge of our morningh purchased in New York City J. B. Mayo, candidate on the repub- a. mand 7:30 p. m. In the lican ticket for county commissioner, then will be communion and recep-- 1 Men's Patent Colt Shoes $3.50 to $4.00 has gone to his mines In the Golden tlnmf new members. Evening sub--1 Men's Vlcl Kid Shoes 2.50 to 4.00 district end expects to be back in ject' ibe Program of Peace," Ip PARTICULAR ATTENTION IS CALLED TO THE at each service. A cordial Men's Box Calf Shoes 2.25 to 3.50 two or three days. DISPLAY OF BOYS' RUSSIAN SUITS WITH KNICK- invittlon is extended to the public. & CO. Men's Satin Calf Shoes 1.75 to 2.00 K. A. Cahoon, prominent among the W. H. HAHN is In the city for ERBOCKER TROUSERS AGES 6 TO 16. PRICES Women's Patent Kid Shoes 3.00 to 5.00 Masons of Roswell. Ccgregational Church On Whol0mlm and Retail the purpose of attending the carnival Hpv. .1. W. Barron, pastor. RANGE FROM $4.50 TO $8.00. Women's Vlcl Kid Shoes 2.50 to 5.00 will of grand lodge meetings which Mmltig service at 11 o'clock. Topic Dongola Shoes 1.50 to 2.25 next week. Coal and Coke BOYS' DOUBLE-BREASTE- SUITS, Women's occur during the of nfl.ion. "Christ Seeking the Lost." Women's Slippers Felt or Kid 60 to 3.00 The management of the Tent rink following musical selections Best American Block $6.50 Th 8.50 $3.50 TO $7.00. , 1.00 to 2.50 had made arrangements to have an ex rendered: Hard Nut Coal Shoes for Boys and Girls will f 9.50 hibition of moving pictures tonight Omn Prelude Processional (Ba Laraer Sizes YOUTHS' SUITS, 14 TO 20 YEARS, $8.0S but on account of an accident to tht Domestic Gas Coke tiste per load $2.25 TO $27.00. machine the pictures will not be r,t "A Divine Redeemer" (Gou Green Mill Wood, Dry Wood, per load z.79 I shown. i Mrs. Howard Clark. Mrs. E. L Mill noil per a.uu SAUCES AND CONDIMENTS. Mrs. Garfield Hughes is here from Waslinrn. Factory Blocks, ioaa Chicago on account of the Illness of OKrtory Prelude (Batiste). Also Native Stove Wood and Kindling Is her mo'.her, Mrs. Yott. Mrs. Yott Omn Postlude Recessional. . in All Sizes. WTien purchased at F. F. Trotter's better, however, nd on the road to Suday school will meet at 9:45 grocery store, are sure to bring the recovery. This will be cheerful news Y.r. S. C. E. at 6:30. Phones Black, 280 Auto. 416 many friends. Etnlng will be held at Railroad Avenue Clothier right flavor to all dishes Into which to her service The J Tocco. Sandla mountain min 7:3i) The pastor will deliver the sec-- al- the - Ask for JAFFA'S KRACK KREAM they enter. This is because we nH if a course of lectures on prac- er, and his sister Mls3 S. Tocco, who BREAD and take no other. ways procure tae best manufactured. left Albuquerque about two months tlca and timely topics, "Capital and e find what brands are re- ago a visit to Europe and particul- Lai" subject for tonight. This top out first for working liable and personally guarantee them. arly to old Italian friends, returned to ic wll be presented from the the city last night. mam standpoint and all workmen Dr. Darila Valle, for years a practic- are esneclallv Invited. See Coal Saving Heaters-- We Carry a Large Line of ing physician of San Rafael, Valencia Sreral fine musical selections will Our county, is in the city and this morn- be endered. he and F. F. TROTTER ing informed this office that Frst Baptist Church Lead avenue family had moved here. In order tha aiulproadway. Sunday Bchool at 9:50 street. the children can attend the public A. superintendent. isos. 118 and 120 South Second city. a. r., J. Hammond Tight Hot Blast Heaters, Round schools of the PiiHic worship at 11 a. m. ana v:vsu p. Air Dr. E. N. Wilson Is having eli?ht m .tvlth sermons by the pastor, J. W. SSL" new cottages constructed on the High- I'. McNeil. Young People's meeting Oak Heaters, Square and Round. lands a cost of about $16,000. Seven 1 45 T. Y. MAYNARD at at p. m. GEO. W. HICKOX. of them are brick and one la frame. MORNING SERVICE. The doctor Is showing his faitn in Al Oran Prelude Andante con Moto. Steel Ranges, with The Greatest Fair Has Passed Into History buquerque by putting his money Into J. Baptlste Calkin Wood Heaters, residence property. Due Forever With the Lord, Gounod We still exist at the ARCH FRONT, where can yet be found many A lecture will be delivered tomor Mrs. Ed. Hale, Miss Hale. reservoirs, from $18.00 up. choice bargains, which we wish to dispose of In order to make row night In the Congregational Ofttriory Largo Chopin room for the finest stock of JEWELRY, WATCHES, STERLING church on thi timely and Important Mali Ouartet Sometime, Somewhere SILVER, CUT GLASS, CHINA, ETC., ever offered to the good people topic of "Capital and Laiior," consid Meiiirs. McNeil, lxlspiech, Cadby and of Albuquerque. ered from the standpoint of the worl: Collister. Ing man. All workmen are especially Postiuc March Beethoven Hfckox-Maynar- and cordially Invited. EVENING SERVICE. d Co. , The Clarence Hover, residing at No. 114 Preiud Evening Song.. Mendelsohn .North Walnut, picked up on East Rail Offato-- y Sadness of Soul New Mexico's Leading Jewelers High Mendelsohn 115-11- 7 NORTH FIRST STREET road avenue, near street this Today.., Band In Your Watehaa tor Repair morning a small gold ring and a small Male Uuartet Jus; For AUTOMATIC PHONE BAB COLORADO PHONE 7'4 turquoise stone. Property evidently Messrs McNeil, Lotsplech, Calby and THE ARCH FRONT. SOUTH 8ECOND STREET. belongs to some little girl, who can , .Collister. Postlude Processional to Calvary. have same by calling at this offlo.o. , g From "The Crucifixion". .J. Stainer Edge Tools and Cutlery YVell known Roswell genilemen!io , Diamond Rosa Futrclle-Gidoon- organist. I Agents for 33! ES3 are here In consequence of tho MyVlfl . III Ill II work are John W. Poe of the Cftizeu's First Methodist Episcopal Rev. J. W. j National bank of that place, Jame C. Rollins, D. D.. pastor. The church Vvillson of the New Mexico Mllltafy of av ALBUOUEROUE HARDWARE GO. r is situated on the corner Lead Kellahin, a i:opu-la- Institute, and Robert ' enue and South Third street. Insurance man. r The Sunday school begins at :4u. Fotffth and Railroad "Avenue A rare opportunity Is off(?ted jtjie. This is Rally day with the school. people of this city to hear onu"W tu Morning worship at 11 o clock great preachers of the Methodist Jpls-copa- l Bishop David H. Moore, LI D., will (7 church tomorrow morning nhen preach. Hishop David H. Moore speaks at tbe Ep worth league at 6:30 p. in. First Methodist Episcopal church. Evening service at 7:30. Rev. a Hlshop Moore Is one of the foremost D 1)., will preach. mrwmm Thomas Harwood, men In tfie Episcopacy and Is a widely His theme will be "My Fifty iears In renowned preacher. the Ministry." The Grund Army will Michale McCloskey, aged 43 yean, attend this service In a body. THE BEST GOODS AT THE LOWEST PRICES HARDWARE. died at his abode on tbe Highlands of Following are the musical numbers tuberculosis this morning at 1 o'clwk. for the services: HARNESS He came here ten days ago from Si- Morning. Horns Comfort, Miller and National Ranges, lver City, and was In robust health tn-t- ll Organ prelude "O, Come Everyone SADDLES he was affected by hemorrhag?s, That Thirsteth" (Mendelssohn). Round Oak, National and Peninsular which caused his demise. Friends of Offertory "He Shall Feed His the deceased miner have been Flock" (Handel). Heating Stoves. CHINA of his death by wire and the Duet Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Mc GLASSWARE body Is being held at the undertik-In- g Donald. establishment of O. W. Stronj's Anthem "The Radiant Morn STOVE BOARDS, FIRE SETS, ETC. Sons for disposition. His home Is In (Woodward). COAL HODS, PLUMBING Leadville, Colo. Postlude "Serenade ' (Handel). GET OUR PRICES BEFORE BUYING The Friday night club was 'at Evening. T1NN1NCJ home" at the Elks' rink last night to Prelude "All le mat Cried Unto twnty-tw- o Invited couples. Skatiig the Lord" (Mendelssohn). furnished diversion from 8 o'clock un- Offertory Theme by Dressek. COMPANY, til midnight wlien the Invited paid Postlude, from Gelsslor WHITNEY their respects to Messrs. V. D. Camp- Anthem. "Te Deum In D Minor" 0 The Largest Hardware House in the Southwest bell. Clifford Hayden and Will H. (Buck). party. organist. Pratt, who lultlated the The Miss Helen Pratt, Agent: Winchester Arms and Ammunition. affair was delightfully informal and The public is cordially invited to DOC WAH . JACK PLUMBERS AND the guests expressed their pleasure to all services. TINNERS Hercules Powder and High Explosives. the hosts of the evening, organiza HARDWARE tion of the Friday night cluh will be Gone to Dawson Rev. John R. Gasa ALBUQUERQUE CO. Pres- a. i mouth mtraet , New Mexico made permanent and the club pur- the synodical missionary of the its,dot,it do3,it.North riratrmtBtraet .Albuquerque, poses to entertain on two Friday even-lng- byterian church, has gone to Dawson, and Railroad Avenue each month hereafter. 1 ucumcari and otner northern Mew Fourth Mexico towns. He will be absent a You need a pair of our Comfort week. slippers in order to enjoy your even-Inc- extent, at home to their fullest Mrs. Coverdale hat on display all tickets bought, solq Highland Rooming House KM or frilt iinnora in. red. black, green the latest ideas in millinery. A new THE HIGHLAND L I VER i fur trimmings or and complete line of the newest AND EXCHANGED .. r-- Ur..,r.. n THE or brown, with BAM BROOK BROS.. Rrop. ItiKj. m. c. ncmuL, rrup. Dlaln. All sizes for men, women and things just received from the east. LIVERY AND BOARDING STABLE Association Offloa COc R.R children. Prices run front to SADDLE HORSES SPECIALTY. Transactions JUST ACROSS THE RAILROAD Diamond Palace ti.r.0. r Mav'a Shoe Store. 314 PUBLIC AUCTION. The "Sadie" for mountain parties and Cuaraofd TRACKS ON EAST R, R. AVE. EVERITT West Railroad avenue. $4,000 6ALE. at special rates on week days. o ALL GOES IN A LUMP. Auto Phone 604. No. 112 John St RQSENFIEt D S, I I 8 W. R. R. AV8. Furniture, Steam RAILROAD AVE. TOO LATE FOR CLASS IFICATION New Building, New I will postivcly sell at public auction Heat and Everything Connected FEE'S PEERLESS HOME-MAD- E Diamond. Watches, Jewelry, Cut Glass, Clocks, Silverware, We lnrlts WAVTF.n A u.'iiiKiu for ceneral October at 2 o'clock p. m., Bharp, With the Place Brand New. - nth CANDIES, AT WALTON'S DRUG FEE'S GOOD COLD ROOT BEER - housework, Inquire of Miss Iial- without reserve, the highest and MONTH tour trade and guarautt- A SQUARE DEAL. to STORE. AT WALTON'S DRUG STORE. ROOMS BY DAY, WEEK OR dridge, 108 South Arno street. best bidder, the following real estate and personal property belonging to A. Uratlna, located at 923 South Second SC 4 t "1 "t 4 4 4 'l & & 't & 'i' i J 4 1 "i & t & t t & "$ t "t street, Albuquerque, N. M.: Lota 11 i i i i t 'i T. C. NEAD, Treasurer and Manager and 12 In block 2. of the Baca addi- WILLIAM McINTOSH. President SOLOMON LUNA, tion, with all Improvements thereon. Including store, barn, sheds and four Over-loo- f rooms, also a large stock of general XDo IMot k This! merchandise, fixtures and furnishings of store. The reason for this sale is Company 111 Hardware that Mr. Bratlna Is and going away Mcintosh 4 for a rest. A chance of a lifetime to in these days of progress the style buy two lots, buildings and a good extreme of established business at your own THAT carefully looked after and supplied by our price. Satisfactory terms can be made Stein-Bloc- with responsibe h tailors as are the conservative and the any purchaser. Per- fect title guaranteed. Abstract and medium models. If you seek an extra inch on your warranty deed given. Inspect prop- sack, or a hand's breadth wider flare on your own coat erty any time between now and 17th of October. skirt, we can have it for you ready at hand and fitting 4 H. S. KNIGHT. vmmmmm with the distinction that comes from highly developed Auctioneer. iwwiiii JOBBERS OF tailoring. Outing hats at Mrs. Coverdale'a, including the Skidoo. Little Johnny Jones, Elsie James and the popular Cowboy hat. gnd Men's Overcoats $12.50, $18, Hardware, Stoves Tinware t $10, $15.00, $16.50, The Woman's Exchange Is the only 8 I'laco In the city, where you can al- ways buy home-cooke- d goods. Try our $20, $22.50, $25 and $27. pi. s baked on paprus pie plates. Wo- 8 4-- man's Exchange, 401 West Railroad Lach Garment Wotth More Than We Have Priced It. avenue. 4 FEE'S GOOD COLD ROOT BEER f 19 122 4-- AT WALTON'S DRUG STORE. Mexico ( 9. Beo"nd Albuquerque, : : New w'esr Gold E. L. WASHBURN CO. APPLES WITH NO SEED! NO C0RE1 TREES FOR SALE. N. W. 8 ALGER, 124 SOUTH WALTER ST. n ALBUQUERQUE. Hi