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VOLUME 19 ALHUQUEHQUE, NEW MEXICO. SATURDAY EVENING, DKCKMHEK i3. 1905. NUMBER :ti21 HOW KINGS, RULERS, PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT'S WANTS AGED TWENTY DOLLIVER BILL TRIED ROBBERY IS PRESIDENT'S POTENTATES, POWERS, Son of Rich Man Attempt Understood to Present OBSERVE CHRISTMAS Assault For Rob- Roosevelt View of Rate bery Purpose. Regulation! Great Republic's President and Family Will Make

Many Presents but Receive Vastly More-W- ill vm ONVt wmfm pk7wo jmoua Mllf H' J NEGROES ATTACK WHITE MAN ELKINS'S LITTLE JOKER mp be Merrier Than Any Predecessor. &'"'M f0 Titme- .- '':Mm0'4f5.i Walsh Gas Company Goes In. Question is Whether Court or ENGLAND'S KING Will FOLLOW CUSTOMS OF OLD to the Hands of a Commission Shall Receiver. Have Control. Germany's Imperial Family Will Make Many Presents but NAVAL CADET YEAR CUT SHORT MUCH THINKING FOR HOLIDAYS Have Strictly Family Dinner-Child- ren of Italy's Royal Household Will Enjoy Xmas Tree. New York, Dec. 23. John H. Washington, D. C, Dec. 23. The former assemblyman and Dolllver bill is the nearest thing to democratic leader In borough of the an administration bill thai has yet Washington, D. C, lec. 23. sive, and the distribution of presents Kings, was assaulted In his oftlce to- day by William Selms, non of a made Its appearance. It is not being Christmas la always a happy time in will be unusually liberal. The pro-th- e family of President Roosevelt, as viding-o- f presents Is not a small mat-- it banker and wealthy real estate dealer. billed as the "Roosevelt bill," for cer- ' Bonnlngton is In the hospital with is In every happy family where ter at the British court. The king tain reasons. . But any one who is in pres-moan- s severe scalp wounds, will recover. there are many children and tne and the queen not only give but terested in rate legislation will do - is for comfortable subsistence ents to the members of their iinme- -- " V'W'-y'i- ; Selms under arrest, and arcordlng a ('vM O'Jn 'tow 4 ? -- v I well to keep au eye on Dolllver are not lacking. This year the en- diate family and their numerous rela f"xis r to the police, has confessed Pa at he the gagement of Miss Alice Roosevelt to tives scattered all over the continent. was bent on robbery. Selma Is 20 bill. Congressman Nicholas Longworth, but also to all the members of the years old. After the holidays there will be a coining just before the holidays, has royal household, officials and em the NEGROES ATTEMPT TO Hepburn bill in the house of repre- added another note of joy to the fes- - ployes of the various palaces and sentatives. It will look so much like harmony of Christmas happiness. country beats and to hundreds of LYNCH A WHITE MAN. tive Valdosta, (la., Dec. 23. A report the Dollivar bill that an expert will For weeks the preparations for other persons. In some way connected be unable to tell tlrr-- apart. on U19 royal reached here thin mornlug from Ew-ln- Christmas have been going at the with establishment. Fargo The Dolllver bill is different front White House, and although there will There are alone about three hund between and St. George, a new colony town, a ne- the Foraker, the' Elklns and all the having out- - persons connected with that crowd of railway-backe- be no tree, the children red the San groes d bills in this import- grown tree period, it is safe to dringham establishment and every tried to mob a white man, who the was the manager of a large turpen- ant particular: It gives a genuine sav there will be no happier family one 01 tnem win be remeraDerea. power commts- - - cottager, tine still at that place, last night. He to an administration in the land than that of the presi- Each laborer and other no-roo- - I'lmlcadiMl biraself and opened fire on sion to correct rates. It leaves dent, when the great moment of dls- workman at Sandringham receives for lawsuit Jugglery by wbicn trlbutlne the gifts of love arrives, pis six pounds of beer for the Christ them, killing five men anil two women - and wounding several others. the commission's orders may be set Both the president and Mrs. Roose- mas dinner and other good things, aside and its hands tied. family, and The celebration In royal family velt are devoted to their the A WALSH COMPANY GOES How does it avoid the pitfalls? By never happier than at Chrismas time, will not be until Monday. After tne giving whoe rate correcting pow- presents niorn- - INTO RECEIVER'S HANDS. the when they can fairly overwhelm distribution of in the 23. er to Interstate com- gifts. lng king queen as well as all Akron, O., Dec. The Akron Oas the commerce thelr dear children with Mrs. the and company, pro- mission, and providing for no appeal thoroughly the of bouse paity one of John R. Walsh's Roosevelt is a sensible other nembers the perties, went into the htnds of a re- to the courts except that which the and conservative women and makes a will attend Christmas service In St. in- presents Mary Magdalene ser- - ceiver this afternoon, the petition be- constitution of the United States careful selection of the she church. After ing filed by Demppey A sures, which no act of congress Is game vice be and Saunders, of and bestows. There handsome lunch will served after CZAR SHOWS BRIEF FLASH OF SPIRIT Clevelund, on a claim for 15,703 for can take away. riece of her own handiwork for each lunch the ropal stables and kennels Is capital- The are protected always girls, be afternoon the coal furnished. The plant railroads of the children, particularly the will visited. In the ized at $400,000. by the constitutional safeguard that and in kindness of her heart Mrs. members or tne lamiiy win devote the - private property may not be taken Roosevelt never falls to remember themselves to the time honored Jias- HIS MINISTERS PRESSING NEED FOR without process em- - bowling. Christmas jdin- - AND ROUNDLY ABUSES due of law and Just every one of the servants and time of The MORE NAVY OFFICERS. compensation. commission ployes of the household with some tier will be eaten in the handsome1 If the dining Sandringham and the T Washington, Dec 23. The navy abuses Us power as to confiscate the appropriate and handsome gift, which hall at department has decided upon Febru- property of a railway invarubly stamp her boarsneaa with tne appie ana tne or to make a bears the of ary 12 as confla-catin- g individaallty, peacock wilt adorn festive board As He Will Declare the Whole Empire in State the day of graduation for rate which has the effect of the They Had Lost Their Heads class 1906 acad- property, thei) railway Is presi- - the time honored custom. the of at the naval the There no doubt that the after emy. The reason for the graduation may always get an injunction and family members of. hlsj Ter-rorizati- on dent's and the of Seige-F-ear Spreading That Revolutionists Will Resume of cadeta in advance has been the have the order stopped. household will be taken care of this EMPEROR'S DINNER TO BE pressing long ENTIRELY A FAMILY AFFAIR, need of officers and if this But so as the commission's Christmas, and Judging from the condition still prevails, it may require rate is not a confiscation of private presents that have Eu-be- en large number of Berlin, Dec. 23. Probably on Muscow in Throes of Civil War. the graduation of the next class in property the proposed act wouM pouring Into the White House ropean court is giving Christmas February, ISiw.. from the fact that the leave the commission free to exercise 1 for weeks and 'presents on o extended a scale as Its rate making power. unchecked by library of the White House is almost the court of Emepror William. Every-bulgi- ng any court. with the gifts stored therein, one gives presents to everyone else VLADIVOSTOK BY AN EYE WITNESS MRS. H. B. KEMNG DltD Yuletide GRAPHIC DESCRIPTION OF RIOT AT The whole fight has come down to this will be the merriest ttnd tne taB ot selecting the most EARLY THIS AFTERNOON the question ever ksown at the White House. Both appropriate gifts Is not an easy one. whether the commis- president and Mrs. Roosevelt yor emperor, as sion or the court shall have tbe real the weeks the as well explo- power over y have sent out a large number of empress and their grown up New York, Dec. 23. A Herald dis- guns which are unhesitatingly used Moscow was demolished by an LOVABLE YOUNG ALBUQUERQUE rates. Any scheme the sion of bombs. Several persons wufti which the railways can get the ques- presents to friends and acquaintances j children have haunted the shops patch from St. Petersburg says that against the revolutionists. WOMAN SUCCUMBS TO CON- country. Tsarko-Sel- u, mon- Workmen Resist Unto Death. killed, but the prefect, who was at the tion Into the courts will satisfy the in all parts of the Barrels where Christmas presents are sold, at a meting at the SUMPTION AT HER HOME. railways. many 01 - himself In very heated Moscow, Dec. 23. Troops surround- Kremlin, escaped. The dispatch adds of candy and Doxes gins ;ln many a dealer has been pleas- arch expressed Tho have been sent to Oyster Bay to be arjtly surprised by large and liberal terms with reference to the want of ed a school house where workmen that affrays occurred at neighboring Elklns scheme Is to have every distributed among school child- Imperial ability by the ministers to meet the were meeting yesterday evening, and barricades in which the soldiers were Mrs. II. B. Henlng, wife of the city order of the commission subject to re- the orders for members of the editor of the Morning Journal, died view by courts on ground ren there, as In former years. famiy. As usual the emperor will situation, and gave them three hours summoned the men to surrender. victorious and fifteen revolutionists the the of The wives of the cabinet members large number of his por- to come to some decision. Failing in Blank shots were fired to intimidate were wounded. at her home, 419 South Fifth street. "reasonableness." The president is distribute a 2 willing will follow the precedent established traits, cigar and cigarette cases, this, the emperor said, if they had the workmen, who replied with re- at o'clock this afternoon, from tuber to have the commission's or- ago a hand- volvers and bombs. The artinery was EYE WITNESS DESCRIBES culosis, aged 29 years. ders reviewed on the ground of 'le- two years and will send match boxes and other trifles, while lost their heads, he would take the ONE HORRIBLE MASSACRE. some and valuable present to Mrs. empress purchased a carload reins into his own hands, and would then brought up and the school house The Grim Reaper claimed this es gality," but for a court to review the has Victoria, B. Dec. 23. Henry young woman, every Roosevelt. The members of the cab- of handsome gifts for the ladles of call a meeting of the military coun- bombarded until the survivors among C, timable Albuquerque of order made by inet, themselves, will send Individual the court, the hundreds of employes cil to consider the advisability of put- the workmen surrendered. Bush, of Clarkxou & Co., of Vladivo after an Illness covering many years the commission, would amount to stok, Port Arthur and Harbin, was an of life. About five years ago turning over whole g presents to the president. The great- and servants, and for hundreds of ting the whole empire in a slate of Some Trains Are Running- - her the est secrecy has been observed re- poor pensioners. military siege. The ministers left in eye witness of the revolt among the Mrs. Henlng. then Miss Reece, came function to the courts a thing Moscow, Dee. Traffic has been Russian soldiers at first named thin family In which the supreme garding the nature of these gifts. The Christmas celebration In the a very much crestfallen state of of the to city from the hfime court has de opened here with the assistance place, and tell a graphic story. Springfield, 111., hoping to ben- - termined to be At the home of Vice President Imperial family will be of a strictly mind. troops railroad battalion. receive unconstitutional. cele- - the and the The trouble began a Chinese ba- fflt from lung trouble. The dry, in- If the power of by Fairbanks. Christmas will be Only tne linnie Yaro-sla- v, at review the Intimate character. The lines to Nixhni Novgorod. zar, where, following a dispute, a mob vigorating city court amounts anything brated by a family party, which will j diate members of the family will take AFFAIRS IN CAPITAL roads air of this seemed to to It takes - Kazan, and the Nicholas of soldiers rushed the stalls, grabbing help and it was only a time away the power from the commis- include Mr. and Mrs. Warren Fair- pnrt m it ana 8jt at the table at the OF BLEEDING EMPIRE. 10 St. Petersburg, are working nor- her short Chicago Infant which always a everything they could lay hands on. ago that her condition caused any ap- sion. If it does not amount to any- banks of and their Christmas dinner, is St. Petersburg, Dec. 23. Though mally. Incoming trains only are run- Many a daughter, and Mr. and Mrs. 1 im- - regular family affair. most Russians went to Russian prehension, at which time she was thing, why give it? That is th" whole the printers' union is one of the ning on the Windau and Voronei w was discharging car- argument, a, steamer hich a taken to her bed, growing steadily as Hummed lip by Attorney mons. Practically all the cnuinet thoroughly organized unions in Hus-si- lines. The tie-u- p is complete on the Christmas ROYAL CHILDREN WILL go of oil, secured a supply of oil and worse until death relieved hei" of General Moody. will spend their it is unable to force a newspaper I'ral and Kursk lines. They tioldltys in this city, giving family REMEM3ER THE POOR.; saturated the bazar with It. further suffering. The move is now up to Sonator El- strike. Tho Novoe Yremya, siuvoe More Added to Dead. tired the place and ft quickly burned. parties. 23. with T.',. April deceased was married to klns. He and his committee have Hume, Dec. In accordance aud other conservative papers expect St. Petersburg, Dec. Eleven From went Lat Christmas will cele appear the bazar, the soldiers H. B. Henlng. Fate decreed that been grinding away at their dally af- old custom le to today. men were killed and eighty wounded to the big store Kuntz & Albers, a ENGLAND'S WILL 111 ortho- - of their wedded bliss should be of short fairs behind closed doors. He has RULERS brated by the royal family With the political strike as a revo- by the volleys fired by the troops at C.ertnun CUSTOM.' (1ov - firm, driving out the staff. duration, and before the anniversary not made public the text of the bill FOLLOW OLD TIME fashion There will be a Christ- lutionary weapon apparently loosing the workmen defending a barricade Troops were for youngest members of from the barracks sent marking the nuptials rolled around, which he is planning to report after London, Pec. 23. King Edward mas tree the its kuei.tess owing 10 too frequent on Tverskiti street, Moscow, today. suppress re- bountiful gifts for to the riot, but Instead, Mr. Henlng was obliged to surrender the holidays. But President Roose- VII. Oueen Alexandra and their child the family and use, fears are entertained that the The total casualties are estimated at fused to lire on comrades. spend every grown up members re- their the woman he loved and cherished so velt has seen the Elklns bill, and has reu and grandchildren will one of the revolutionists may be driven to 15ii. After looting this store. It was fired. Christmas at Sandringham as in and the officials, servants and em- - turn to the old methods and inaugur- sincerely. He will receive the heart- disapproved of it. fie believes that - By this time the streets were lllleu felt sympathy of wntiro commu- he is backed in this opinion bv Root, former vears and the celebration of ployes of the royal household. Thous- ate an era of terrorism. Hunger Begins to Pinch. screaming, fighting the gifts will distributed to government with Russians and nity in his great bereavement. Mrs. Tuft and Moody, that it has the "lit- Yuletlde will be in accordance with amis of be The is aware that a St. Petersburg. Dec. 23. A tele- Chinese. Plnce after place was burn- - Old England and of the poor and those of high agents rev- Henlng was a woman who by her tle Joker" In it. That Is to say, that the traditions of the children ruinber the of the phone message from Moscow says : 1, 2ul) lnstitu- - e until onio stores had been sweet, lovable disposition and noble If has a legal phrasing calculated to tvnlcni or the. hosnitalltv of the fine in the various charitable olutionary organization at tieneva that lnii.yuti men are on strike there, destroyed. TNie cele- tlons, in the name of the royal child recetitly to Kussia, mid in- traits of character, made friends render the whole rate act practically oUi palace. program for the returned Hint the city Is already feeling , 13, paid - the That night, November men through life who forever clung to her. null and void. bration will be simple, but imprea- ren. creased precautions are being taken pinch of hunger, that many bakeries as high as fifty roubles to be allowed u St. Her demlsfe has produced a gloom In So the administration has sprung to safeguard all in authority have been sacked, and that all bsl-nen- s to sleep iu the sampan boats and in Tsarko-Sel- o. the household that time can never the Dolllver Mil. Petersburg and is suspended. Kven the banks j the hotels. Bodies were scattered all again illumine. What will Elklns do? How will his are Imperial bank, 500 U. S. SUPREME COURT NIGHT WATCHMAN DAVIS closed. The after over the streets, over Russians Mrs. N. Reece, committee report? Will keep up SCENES TRANSACTED IN standing a run ii',1 2 yesterday J. mother of the he o'clock and 2,000 Chinese having beeu killed. was with her daughter when the pretense be is supporting OTHER PARTS OF COUNTRY. afternoon, shut its' on account Mr. $20,-- I that SUSTAINS CROLOTT SHORTLY TO RESIGN doors Bush estimates the loss at the came. Mrs. Reece Is the the administration and has come out Kursk, Russia, Dec. 23 The strik- of of light. There were a num- Oo'i.ooo, says years requir- end lnck and will be widow of late Major Reece, who as a supporter of the Dolllver bill? ing railroad men of this city have pro- ber of encounters, and the casualties ed to put Vladivostok as it was. the AND SUPREME COURT OF NEW HE WILt BE SUCCEEDED THE claimed a provisional government and at Moscow yesterday estimated at, was adjutant general of the state of Or will he let the committee divide are bill as re- YEAR BY GEO. have Issued an appeal for support in 15U. Will Ship Body Home. , Illinois. The remains will be shipped and report his a minority MEXICO IN REAL ESTATE TITLE FIRST OF THE Wholesale arrests have been port? doeg Tia.ve setting up the Russian republic. made. Here in St. Petersburg there Undertaker Strong has received a back to Springfield tomorrow, accom- He not to decide CASE. L. PATTERSON. panied by husband. rtcht off. The Christmas holiday Formidable Invasion Begun. is liitlo change in tbe situation. Sev- telegram from the relatives of Thomas the mother and eral collisions between workmen and M. Thompson, instructing him to ship There the funeral and burial will take will give him time to think It over On Monday the supreme court ot George Ijoo Patternson, of this city, St. Petersburg, Dec. 23. Several place. thousand Lithuanians who have In- troops have occurred In which several the remains to Ypsilantl, Michigan. the United States confirmed the de- has been selected by the Santa Pe Isidy sent on an One brother, Roy Reece, survives SANTA CUUS0N THE Night vaded tbe province of Vitebsk, ac- of the former were killed or wounded, The will be back cision of the supreme court of New railroad company to succeed mid many ngitators were ut 'evening train touight. Thompson is besides the mother and husband. Davis in the local yards. cording to the Novoe Yremya, express arresUil SURETY'S HOUSE TOP Mexico in the case of Sofre L. Alex- Watchman Beizing St. their lodging during the night. 'the old man, whom It will be remem-- ! The appointment becomes effective tht intention of the Peters- regarding the where- Crollott. where- burg railway and annexing the dis- Police Prefecture Blown Up. bereil, was tramping from California Information ander versus Seferino the first of the year. Ypsl-- of will be grate- tricts of Rieshltsa and Lint .in 0 tne Paris. Dec. 23. A dispatch from a where he failed iu business, to I abouts "'trton Harris P.issersby on Second street uear of si m .al pieces of land Mr. Patterson has appeared before semi-offici- m. Kl in the titles al source ;it St. Petersburg lanll. ami who died on his way to this fully rcecM i,y C. Sparks, at avenue today were attract- m were in he republic of Lithuania. j Railroad and about Allui niernue Police Judge Crawford where took that the prcf. of police at city, from exposure. Paso, Texas. ed by a raucous sound apparently question. utlicial court report of j of office a deputy city Where Loyalty Reigns. tine Tlo the oath as Owing emanating from the clouds. Unou I'o.-- regarding' Vladimir, Dec. Z'i. to the the Washington i sajs. marshal. Mr. Patterson i9 well aud ' hostile attitude of the pooplo here looking up, it was seen that the Sur the decision: . favorably known in Albuquerque ety Investment a nil allied companies, "No. 118. Sofre I.. Alexander, ap- - musical circles. It Is reported that who attacked the bouses of railroad jut lee men, the strike leaders would haie CHILDREN OF ALBUQUERQUE with their usual foresight In 'corner pellant, vs. Seferino Crollott, Mr. Davis' resignation was requeued ATTENTION! ing good things,' bad captured Hants of the peace; appeal from the supreme by the company. been torn to pieces bad not the troops interposed. The railroad strike here Claus while on his preliminary court of the territory of New .Mexico: following wireless message has been received at office from old Kri Kringle, better known as t Opinion is Ineffectual. Reports have been re The this with decree affirmed, with costs. YARDMASTER MUDGE Claus, who present Is very busy In his toy hop in Toyville, Reindeer Land, near the North Pole, trip over Albuquerque. by Mr. ceived here from several villages in Santa at However. Justice Urown." bob-sle- d else- de- the provinces telling of several mur- getting bis big pack of toys and loaded with presents for the children of Albuquerque and Santv had a horn which he blew with Justice of the Peace Crollott j IS SLOWLY RECOVERING ders of leaders of the revolution- where. The message reads as follows: great gusto, and this was the sound cided several cases in forcible entry the everyone in ists, by those who were enraged at "To Santa Claus Editor, Evening Citizen: mat greetea tne ears or and detainer against Alexander vl'hin a block of where Santy was favor of A. W. Cleland, for the real When Dr.' A. E. Bessette left his their attacks on the emperor. Among "Dear Santa Claus Editor: So many children answered my request for letters to he published in THE was caught. Upon interviewing Santy. referred to. Alexander obtain- In the victims a young woman. Two AND LET8 OTHERS FOLLOW, I find I won t have time to distribute estate home San Marclal yesterday, the agi- PAPER THAT ORIGINATES that The Citizen learned that bis frequent of Judge policemen tried vainly to save an I I ed a writ prohibition from F. Mudge presents t all of them unless I have help, so want you to help me. Sunday night will leave a great jig res- su- condition of Yardmaster F. tator in the village of Nodol, but were horn calls would bring certain Pope, which was quashed by the box full ot all kinds of candies, In one thousand separate packages, and I want you to distribute them among cuers to bis as New Mexico. Alex- of that, place, who was so brutally themselves torn to pieces. aid. anil anuouueed preme court of boys girls of Albuquerque, giving one package to every boy and girl that calls at your office elsewhere In appealed to the supreme court pounded over the head by a tramp the little and these columns, he would ander Monday morning, 25. will be, In each package, some banana candy, chocolate candy, stick without fall, leave 1.000 packages of of the United States with the above there recently, sustaining a fractured BLOOD LIKE WATER December There supreme was somewhat Improved, and SPILT IN MOSCOW. candy with sure enough rings on each stick, peanut candy, all kinds of animals made out of candy, cocoanut assorted andies at The Citlmu otHcw result. In sustaining the skull, to be territory, supreme much optimism is felt now for Dee. 23. A dispatch to candy, taffy candy, molasses candy, and, in fact, almost every kind of candy you can think of. Dont miss distributed to the children of court of the the Ixindon, the Albuquerque lie t 9 United also sus- Mudge' ultimate recovery. agency from Petersburg says children, they are rich or poor. "Yourt for the children, ween the hours of court of the Slates news St. any of the whether and 11 Monday morning. tains Justice of the Peace Crollott. 'Uir wile of the urdma.-te-r i re- that barricades have teen erected on "SANTA CLAUS." up W. B. Childers appeared for Cleland ported as being greatly wrought Tverhkla street, the stale thorouch-far- e In response to the above message, the Santa Claus editor of The Evening Citizen sent a telegram to case, Alexan-- St. Louis Wool Market. 'nd Cro!l)tt In the and ' over the condition of her husband. of Moscow, and that th revolu- Santa Claus saying that the packages would be distributed according Ho Santa Claus' wishes, and so every 1er was represented by N- U. Field. and as being on the verge of nervous tionists are holding them bravely and St. Louis. Mo., Dec. 23 Wool mar-k- et boy In Albuquerque, be they rich or poor, will receive each package of candy like that described . ' little and girl steaJy v 1 r prosi ra' ion. that they are makiuc repeated attacks aud Mar-ciu- message, at the office of Evening Ciii.'en, Monday morning, December 25th, from New York Money Market. Dr. IUvsette returned to San l on the police, Cossacks and dragoons, In Santa Claus' by calling The morning on con- 9 o'clock to 11 o'clock. Remember the date and place, children, and don't fail to present yourselves at The Copper and Lead. New York, Dec. :(. Money on call this a freUht train. whenever the latter attempt o nominal; no bans; prime mercantile He larked tae time to wait f.T a pa vey prisoner to Jail. The pario's of Citizen office Christmas morning. New York, Dec. 23 Copper and paper, i'Jiti per cent. Silver, tjo. ieni r train. troops are accompanied by juacbine ieid quiet; unchanged. J

PAPF TWO. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 23. 1903.

Till 1 VliMNG CITIZEN 00000000000XDOCXCX With BANK INSTITUTIONS rfciiM Pally Weekly ty the Rise of the Yuietlde Sun DO YOU WANT THE The Citicn Publishing Company By Louis J. StelJman. NAME, AND ADDRESS .fr4.4..j.v 4wtartf t'notoffte for tranamlMian tkmik th V occrcoccxoocr5 oo ocoooooooooooo of the man who rhouid ha working for you? 1 Christmas Eve! And flip club was a little heap of ashes like the ashes of the man win would gladly lend ? r nls hopes. almost detcrted. The dense of lone-- of the n..n wdj nld like to buy your hors? UNi"(ft!"L A BE L . fiv and head droop-,ne.- s Montetima Trust Co. that came to Ransom as m, sate(1 f(inlu,r ((Jwr on , br),asl; of the man who would buy an interest In your buslneisf In the I ig 'leathern ohnir, gazing relaxing, fell listlessly at his of the man who would buy that lot of ground? ALBUQUERQUE, NET MEXICO vantly out into the niht, seemed hid-- ' side, and ho slept. Two late eoniPrs of the man who would buy your old bicycle? Official Paper of Bernalillo County eons in its oppressive mali-Minu- t pal-- 1 enteritis, with lniighter on their lips, and llty of Albuquerque. liability. There was no yuietlde cheer grew suddenly grave as they spied In Ransom's heart nothing but mem-- j the silent figure In the window seat, X5ha Citizen Want Ads, Furnish you bitter-sweet- . a U'm City 4 r.duntj Circulation. orles that were Sweet and stole softly out again without mak-mig- names and addresses f Lirtatl Nw Mnkt ClrcaliflM. for what had been and bitter for what word. later, the night steward 'with Capital and Surplus $ 00,000 llr(Ml Horthom Arlrnnl CirculltlM. be no more. Inst his last rounds, tip-toe- past and of people who are Ransom had never known a Christ- - lowered tho light above the sleeper's T(MM Or SUBSCRIPTION: mas without Rose. It was she who; head. He also knew, and pitied and "Neccessary to Your Prosperity H Mil an la advu 16.00 irimmed the tree, standing on a nlgn felt a iang tor the ntmns rr 60 resentful br pr month - H . ftool when they wrre children to phere of gladness that seemed but Wxtilr a Mil. ana rat 100 WANTED gether: she who wore his flowers and callous mockery of a sacred grief. Co Interest Allowed on Savings Deposits J Dally by Carrier, 60c per month gave him nearly a.ll her dances at ' And soon all was (et ' 'he duo WA.Vln,u Cleau ruga. nqulr Money Loan vacation hops; Bhe who hojped him room quiet as the house of death The Citizen otllce. On Furniture, Pianos, Organs, Horses Tn Kvanma Cimn will b dolirored tai th with the Christmas shopping and made wherein a girlish form, a wedding roomers at Wagons and other Chattels; also on Mr at Um tow rata af to eanU par weak, r (a WANTED A few mora par atanth, vhra paid monthly. Gold Avenue Hotel; $1.50 per weok SALARIES AND WAREHOUSE RE- 4 4 ! and upward. CEIPTS, as low as $10.00 and as high f Made tnowa on Application as $200.00. Loans quickly Hwtuim tilei WANTED A canvasser and solicitor are made and strictly private. Time: One bw on commission and wages. Address, ftaaaaribata wW aatiNr a favar ntlf aa month one year given. re- With Ample Means and Unsurpassed faMnaritttalf aa aar of tha papar. XX., this olflce. to Goods Facilities. main In your possession. Our rates AB and ramtttaiwaa ahouM ba WANTED Handy latar addrwwail to man to work are reasonable. Call and see us be- Taa Oman PvauaaiiKf Comfamt. Drift, around house and yard. 311 Wast tma. awtorltea and axpraa mortar order. fore borrowing. Mat ha Mda payaMa ta tha ardar of tha Silver avenue. THE HOUSEHOLD LOAN CO. $ WANTED TO RENT Small plao, Steamship tickets to and from ail pi ft suitable for chicken ranch. Address parts of the world. I sMsm A. Robinson, 108 Atomatto S3 Colorado If. wmi J. West Tijeras. Rooms 3 and 4, Grant Bldg. WANTED Largo and smaii grala 316 West Railroad Ave. Backs by Clarkville Produce Com- PRIVATE OFFICES. LAND FRAUD CASES pany, for cash. 620 South First Open Evening. street. Extends to Depositors every Proper Accommodation, and Solicits New WA.N l El) Gentlemen b second-han- d PfiOrtSSIONAL CARoS Accounts Capital, $130,000.00. OF PECOS YALLEY clothing. group of men shining, countenances. No. 615 South First street Near him stood with excited south of viaduct. Send address and DENTISTS. the slender allowance of his ring upon her maiden finger, lay amid will call. R. J. Sweeney, proprietor OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS: youth go as far as possi- the fragrant symbols and the hush WANTED A man or man and wife, DR. J. E. KRAFT, SOLOMON LUNA, The Talmages are Denied ble. It was she who but pshaw! she that tells of a departed soul. i Dental Surgeon. President W. S. 8TRICKLER, V. P. and Cashier rays to take care of ranch close In; had been everything in Jim Ransom's The first faint of Christmas nicely fixed up for and Rooms 15 and 16, Grant block, over W.J.Johnson, Asst. Cashier. Wm. Mcintosh J. C. Baldridge life. Always! fell a golden benedic- chickens Change of Venue by And now? He had sunshine like cows, or will rent very cheap to the Golden Rule Dry Goods company. Solomon Luna A. M. Blackwell George Arnot O. E. Cromwell lost her, tha-t- was all. All! Ves. It tion on Ransom's face when he good tenant. Apply on premises Both 'phones. Appointments made by was all of 'hope happiness awoke. Near him a group of and and stood 1115 North Arao L, Mar-rina- mall. Judge Mann. coun- street. DEPOSITORY FOR everything that mattered. men with shining, ,exclted Edmund J. Alger, D. D. S. THE ATCHISON, TOPEKA & SANTA FE RY. n tenances, conversing in low tones. Outside, the joyous, bundle-lade- WANTED Energttic, trustworthy No. 306 Railroad avenue. Office folk Jostled with each other merrily One of them was the physician who hours, 8:30 a. m., to 12:30 p. m.; 1:30 NINE DEVtLOPMtNTS EXPECTED had attended Rose, and his eyes were man or woman to work In New Mex- to and fro as they thronged the side- . p. m. to 6 p. m. Telephone 462. Ap searching Ransom's face with a keen, ico, representing large manufac- walks. Old and young, rich and turing company; salary, $40 to $90 polntments made by mail. poor they were all happy. Even the repressed eagerness. ' Ransom looked, up wonderingly, per month, paid weekly; expenses LAWYERS. A RoBwell dispatch, under date of beggers, whose tin cups rattled with stamp, 22, says: applications tor and unrealizingly, but half emerged advanced. Address with J. Dec. The silver coin; the curbstone venders or H. M. Rodey. I from sleep's forgetfulness. The doc- Moore, Albuquerque, N. Bernard S. FIRST NATIONAL BANK a change of venue by E. Talmage, mechahical toys and what not; the ATTORN Albuquerue R. Talmage and B. H. Talmage, tor stepped forward and his fingers FOR RENT K. small itinerant flower merchants and N. M. Prompt attention given to all ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. all of Chicago, operating under the the newsbovs with Christmas edi- closed themselves on Ransom's wrist. FOR RENT brick, handsoui, pertaining profession "Old man," he said, In a low tone, business to the Arm name of the Southwestern Land tions of afternoon papers. All of modern; complete in all conveni- Will practice in all eourts of the terri- company at Roswell and In Chaves them felt the spirit of festivity that that had an odd catch in it, "i ences. Apply at 406 South Walter tory and before the United State , Officers county, and against whom twelve in- seemed to linger In tne air. have great news for you. Glorious st reet. and Directors. in news! about Rose. isn't Isn't land office. JOSHUA S. RAYNOLDS I dictments are pending the United Across the street they were light- She f OR RENT Five-roo- House, with President States district court for the Fifth ju- dead, Jim!" Do you hear, man? It Ira M. Bond. W. FLOURNOT Vice President ing a Christmas tree and a group of bath; furnished. 217 North Walter ATTORNEY-AT-LAW- . dicial district, charging them with was only a trance." street. 32 F street FRANK MeKEE Cashier happy children formed a ring to caper Ransom leaped from N. W., Washington, D. C. Pensions, R. A. FROST conspiracy to defraud the United round about it. Ransom the chair like Bright, sunny Assistant Cashier in cases, su- shut out an animal at bav, stood, swaying FOR RENT rooms for lands, patents, copyrights, caveats H. T. RAYNOLDS States land perjury and the sight with a moan of for 524 Director of perjury, which ap- heartache, a back, limp- housekeeping. West Railroad letter patents, trade marks, claims. bornation and and covered his face with his hands. moment and then sank avenue. plications were heard before Assoc- ly. At first they thought he had R. W. D. Bryan. B. to- 0. DEPOSITORY. iate Justice Edward A. Mann, in the , They were to have been married fainted; he was so still. Rut, bye FOR RENT Newly furnished rooms; ATTORNEY-AT-LAW- . Albuquer he. United States district court. morrowRose and On the fourth and bye, his eyis opened and the look bath and electric lights. Gentlemen que. N. M. Office, First National Authorised Capital After-exhaustiv- finger $600,000.M e arguments the peti- of his left 'hand was a plain, that was in them made the watchers preferred. Garcia bldg., 504 .West Bank building. gold band. He wondered if he had a Railroad avenue. Paid Up Capital. Surplus and Profits $250,000.ee tion was denied and the defendants turn aside. E. W. Dobson. . right to wear it there. Us mate will have to stand trial in the Fifth he Christmas chimes were ringing out, t OK KtiNT Apartments in Pat k ATTORNEY-AT-LAW- . Office Crom had slipped on hand, lay, Depository judicial district. her which some near, some dlstaut blending In View terrace, eight rooms each; well block, Albuquerque, N. M. for Atchison, Topeka A Santa Fe Railway Company Cause of Trouble. cold and still among the flowers at that wondrous harmony of peace one modern equipment throughout. H W. H. H. her Ride. It had been a fancy of his. H. Tllton, room 19, Grant block. John H. Stingle. United States Attorney hears and understands only on this ATTORNEY-AT-LAW- . 16. N spe- Morbid, perhaps! Rut knew she Suite Llewellyn, and F. C. Dezendorf, he day of all the year. People in gala FOR SALE building, Albuquerque agent general office, would have wished it there, and it al- T. Armijo cial of the land dress were passing to and fro. From FOR SALE' Handsome, N. M. in charge of New Mexico and Arizona, most seemed as though the silent lips a cathedral close at hand, the notes The smiled up at him when he began to home, all conveniences, best loca- appeared for the United States. of an organ swelled In mighty, tion. Call at 400 South Walter ARCHITECTS. indictments were found upon the tes- kiss them for the last time. rhythmic waves. At the corner a hand street. F. W. Spencer and V. O. Walling timony of witnesses who admitted She was to be cremated tomorrow singers were chanting ford, rooms 46-4- Barnett building of street of the FUH SALE A horse and saddle liefore United grand Jury on her wedding day! Christ-child'- s Albuquerque, N. M. Both 'phones. the States The beautiful birth. cheap. 524 The State National they by de- Mountain road. Bank that had been induced shell she had left behind, and which Ransom's lips moved softly. CIVIL ENGINEERS fendants to go to the Pecos valley and was once the temple of her radiant "Hear the bells!" he said. "Isn't it SELL, KENT Oil TRADE Usi your to make desert land entries in the spirit. it would soon be nothing but beautiful? This is our wedding day." property with T. L. McSpadden, 300 OF ALBUQUERQUE south Broadway D. F. McCrolling. i United States laiyl office at Clayton Civil engineering, surveying an to First-clas- s upon public lands and therein FOR SALE saddle and 209 avenue. Auto were not bridle, drafting. Railroad make statements which at Southwestern Electric and matic 'phone 740. borne out by facts and which were, NEW MEXICO CURIOS IN GREAT Construction company. CAPITAL ...... $160,008. t therefore, untrue. Under existing FOR SALE OR TRADE A good busi- CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. DEPOSITS ,...l8.o00.Dfl United States laws, this constitutes ness for city property. T. L. Mc- - A. L. Morgan. subornation of perjury. spadden, 300 South Broadway. B. H. Talmage, one of the indicted DEMAND AS GHRISTMAS GIFTS THE INDEPENDENT CONTRAC- We have Had a very satisfactory growth slnee Ue eetabllsaiceat KOK SALE A handsome Hardman TOR AND BUILDER Estimates are of our bank. If you one our perrons, acted as a witness in several piano, in fine condition and almost are.not of customers, ire holla like of these cases. In his case the par- cheerfully furnished; Job work solic- an opportunity to show you our superior facilities. new, at a bargain. For particu- ited. Automatic phone, 724; shop at ticular counts in the indictments lars, call at this office. riiurge him with swearing that he had 911 North Second street, Albuquer In- - O. N. MARRON, no interest In the land entries, when, FOR SALE OR TRADE Are you que, N. M. President. D. A. McPHERSON, Tie FreMet. , terested In mines? I have some I J. B. HERNDON, Cashier. ROY McDONALD, in reality, he did so have. sam PHYSICIANS. Aettetut Caafcler. 0 Why Wanted Change. to be good deals. Talk with me. T. L. McSpadden, 300 S. Broad- The allegations by defendants and way. A. L. MAHAFFEY, M. D. apon which their applications ' for Homeopathic Physician and Surgeon changes of venue were based that on i'OK SALE A first-clas- double-bar-rele- Room 25, Whiting building, over oo shotgun; bran new; account of the excitement and tho Vann's drug store. Automatic m i Kreat Interest taken by the commun- never has been used; one of th telephone, 410. 04K04KD4K0400 r O pre- best makes. Call The "OLD RELIABLE" ity in these land cases and the at Citizen of D R7 R." L7 H U ST, 0 ESTABLISHED 1878 0 judice existing, the defendants could flee for particulars. tt-- . V : ' 't 6-- sot obtain a fair trial. n fttl t BUSINESS EXCHANGE. Office, N. T. Armijo Bldg. L. B. High-Frequen- cy RUTNEY Judge Mann heard the arguments TO EXCHANGE Good iniproved'citp Tuberculosis treated with pa and the evidence submitted very property for vacant lots. T. L. Mc- Electrical Current and Ger- tlently and thoroughly and then made Spadden, 300 South Broadway. micide. 'Treatments given each day an adverse decision. Tho amount of 8 a. m. to 4 p. ni. Trained nurse WHOLESALE GROCER TO EXCHANGE 1 have some ranches from land, at present involved in these to In attendance. Both 'phones. cases, great, inves- trade for city property. T. L. is not but. at this McSpadden, 300 South Broadway. DR. J. D. NUS8AUM Flour, Grain and Provisions tigation, the land officials and those of McSPADDEN The exchange man. ot the department justice are of tiie Ur--- -r. Practice limited to diseases of Nose, opinion that attempted frauds of mag- "Wit' Lfe' See him for business exchanges. Lungs. Carries the Largest and Most Exclusive Stock of Staple Groceries .g 300 Broadway. Throat and tn nitude will be discovered and shown South Rooms 14 and 15, Grant Blk. Office the Southwest. up. Owing to this Investigation, all LOST. Hours, 8 to 10 a. m., 3 to 5 p. m. the desert land entries In three town-xhip- s, LOST Ladies' open faced Elgin Telephones: Colo. 154; Auto. 272. FArtM AND FREIGHT WAGONS namely, IS, 14 and 15 south, watch. Full name of owner In back. C. H. CONNOR. M. D., D. O. 2 range 25 east, have been suspended Reward If returned to Citizen office. Osteopathic physician and surgeon and are no v lining carefully investi- President New Mexico Board of Osteo- RAILROAD AVENUE ALBUQUERUE, N. M. gated by special agents gen- Civs Your Stomach Rest. e of the Nothing pathy. All diseases successfully eral land office. will corn Indigestion that in building doesn't digest food, treated. Office Barnett In Artesian Belt. the itself, and Hours, 9 to 2 ana 2 to 4. Both tele Mt&CxM give ex- The land being in the artesian belt its, the stomach rest. You can't by phones. Sundays appointment. pect that a weak stomach will regain and in one of the finest food and cer- ' eal raising sections of the territory, its strength and get well when It is FALL TERM. Warm-N- very valuable and after govern- compelled to do the full work that a ot Hot are sound Albuquerque Business College Opens Jst ment titles to them have been obtain- stomach should do. You wouldn't expect a sick to get Monday, September 4, 1905. There's a difference In ed, would sell all the way at from $50 horse Bookkeeping against well when it is compelled to do a full Courses and Penman two conditions. To lo $80 per acre. The cases day's ship, Shorthand. Typewriting. Eng llie tho Talmages and 'the other persons work every day of the week. be warm means real R.OUOI Dyspepsia Cure is a perfect di llsh, Spanish and Mechanical Draw indicted will come up for trial in the lng. comfort. To be hot Is dis- The curio stores nre well supplied cases, musical instruments, jewelry gestant and digests the food regard April term of the Fifth Judicial DAY AND EVENING SESSION. court before Judge W. H. Pope, with all kinds of Christmas presents ooxes, knives, etc. less of the condition of vour stomach. Gas Heater as uncomfortable us trict Relieves For particulars, call or address and will no doubt attract a great deal made of raw material. New Mexico The abalonn shell is found in all Indigestion, Belching, Sour cold. the stores. When cleuned aiomaen, and all stomach disorders. G. S. RAMSAY, Pres. of attention and will be watched with tanned leather, which is said to be and ground R. O. STOLL, Secy. by people of the the shell is of a greenish color, with sold by all druggists. makes any room just warm, mere-for- e niach interest the superior to uuy Library building, East Railroad ave Pecos valley and of New Mexico. other, is worked into black aud white contrasts. These Iy pictures the Indian villages, old shells ue cut into cameos, breastpins, The Torture of a Preacher. nue. wl comfortable. So it's just tho The defendants are represented churches The story of the of O. law Arm Richardson, and and missions, Indian braves. sleeve buttons, hat pins, watch chains, torture Rev. ASSAYERS. right thing these chilly mornings and the of Reld native and Indian women, u. aioore, pastor of the Baptist church Uervey. and V. S. Dateman. rearing pendants, etc. their native costumes, pinon trees, Filigree of Harpersville, N. Y will interest CORBET & COLLINS, evenings, befoic'the furnace is going jewelry is made so artisti- you. says: cacti, flowers, etc. These curios are cally and in such beautiful designs He "I Buffered agonies Civil and Mining Engineers. United TO ROSWELL FIRST largely bought for the eastern mar- that only experts know because of a persistent cough, re- States Deputy Mineral Surveyors. them from sulting from grip. I ket, and for Europe. Au opal with a the more valuable article. The ma- the tried to ASSAYERS bluish tinge and red reflection Is sleep sitting up in bed. I tried many of Fe. N. M. AFTER COMPLETION OF ' ALBU- terial is worked into various novelties East side Plaza, Santa Comfort found In quantities in Mexico and according to the ingenuity of remedies without relief, until I took Instant QUERQUE EASTERN, ROAD WILL be the Dr. King's New Discovery Con- RAILROAD TICKETS. can cut and set in this city. craftsman who is usually his own de- for BUILD INTO CHAVES COUNTY. A nveiy is oyster sumption, Coughs and Colds, which Cut Rates. iraae dono in signer. Indian pottery, basketry, and reduced to and from all varl-color- entirely my cough For rates pearls, which are found on the Cal- blankets, are. made in cured and saved Is tho result of using a gas heater In counectlon with the newi con- ifornia coast, and also in pearls taken mo from consumption." A grand cure points, go to Paulsen's Association The Albuquerque the Indian villages near this city for office. Railroad tickets quick, cheap A few tained in tho special and Associate 1 from fresh water mussels. Chinese for diseased conditions of the Throat Rlalroad ticket and convenient. the Albuquerque people and numerous bought, sold exchanged. Press Uisputebes, published in The mainly supply the market. Celestial guests now and lungs. At all druggists. Price and cents' of gas will off a Gas, Electric sojourning hero. The dyes 50c worth ward Light Citizen Thursday afternoon, t. the craftsmen iolish and set them for the used in and $1, guaranteed. Trial bot- LAND the basketry, in the beauti- tles free. MATTERS. cold and several dollars' worth of effect that General Francis J. Tor bazaars. The mother of pearl or in- ful blankets, and tho art of making Go, rancn and associated directors of the ner part of the shell is made into o H. W. S. Otero, & Power this peculiar pottery, are secrets 20 per cent off for cash all week doctors and drugs. Hanta. Fe Central railway sytem buttons, knives, paper weights, card known only to tho Indians. long. United States Court Commissioner, have succeeded in financing a project ' Don't miss this golden oppor- 703 West Silver avenue. Will attend to complete the Albuquerque Eastern tunity to buy furniture. to matters before the land office. J .D. EMMONS. branch cf the road from Moriavt t t For Cracked Hands. i After a heavy meal, take a couple Fighting. Hagan Albu- Rough Furious WE FILL the coal field j and to skin aud cracked hands are of Doan's Regulets. and give your Ctes Way. "For seven years." O querque, it is it not only by tha writes .Oo B. RUPPE learned ibat is the cured He Witt's Hazel stomach, liver bowels The Is I Salve, and the help mission gf "Early Risers" W. Hoffman, of Harper. Wasu- - PRESCRIPTIONS RIGHT autentiou of tho syndicate whlnn will but an occasional application they will need. Regulets bring easy, to clear the way and give Nature full had a bitter 'battle, with chro. i NEXT TO BANK OF COMMERCE put up the money, not only to com will keep the skin soft and smooth. regular passages sway. Host of tiie bowels. These famous little pills rid stomach and liver trouble, but at lai plete the Albuquerque Eastern, but for Eczema, Cuts, Burns, Hulls, the stomach I won my by Lie. genuine Witch! and bowels of all putrid and cured diseases the At Consistent Prices 203 W. Railroad Ave. also to extend the Santa Fe Ceniral The DeWltt's REPAIR SHOP. matter, thus removing the causes of use of Electric Bitters. I unhesitat- line first to Roswell from To-raw- i Hazel Salve affords lmnipllta relief headache, com Mn constipation, sallow ingly recommend them to all, and & distance of about 120 miles. all forms of Blind. Bleeding, Itch-- 1 Stoves repaired and set up; furnl ture up plexlon, etc. DcWitfs Little Early don't Intend In the future to be with- Thereafter the ;irojecJ of g"iun to lug and Protruding Itiee. Sold by al set and crated for shipment Risers A houge. They druggists. He of Walton's drug never gripe or sicken. safe, out them in the are EI Paso U to be taken under ennsid store. plessant, perfect pill. Mack Hamilton, certainly a wonderful medicine, to T. AT-j- , II. C. eratiou. U SHOEMAKER. hotel clerk at Valley City, N. D., have cured such a bad case as mine." B RIDGE The outlook for this is of Hie very IF HAWLEY ON THE CORNEH says: "Two bottles of these Famous Sold under guarantee to do the same NATIVK AMD CHICAGO LUMBER - Don't drug best. This is the lutest j.Kts- of 'he HAS NOT GOT WHAT YOU WANT, the stomach to cure a Little Pills con- by druggists, at 50c a cough. One Minute Cough cured me of chronic for yui, all WILLIAMS PAINT BUILDING PAPER Always affair. YOU CANNOT BUY IT IN THE Cure cuts stipation." Sold by all druggists. bottle. Try them today. ore, looks best, wears CITY. the mucus, draws the Inflammation "'"1"' ister, Lime, Cm HUY-LER'- most economical, full PLACE YOUR ORDERS FOR 8 out of the throat, Iiiiikh and brouchlal Of course you Price arc going east. Wrt.v Inventory Sale all week. Paint. Glass. Sash Doors, etc. AND LOWNEY'S CANDIES Claret. Port and Sherry Wines make tubes, heals, soothes aud cures. A not? The holiday rates are low. Ask Slashing the motto. Everything from O. A. MATSON good Christmas gifts when bought quirk cure FOR CHRISTMAS. for Croup and Whooping at Sunta Fe ticket office for full par the necessities to the luxuries at EET AND COAL AVE. ALBUQUERQUE. H. M. & CO., SOLE AGENTS. from Stern, Schlofg & Co. Cough. Sold by all druggists. ticulars. EMMONS' FURNITURE STORE. 1

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CANADA ADDS Get a contract for one of those beautiful 50-foo- t

, NEW PROVINCE t-- ots in the Elections For First Legis- lature of Saskatchewan MddM&n Are Held. Pay$lQM&W Eastern MORMONS HONOR JOE SMITH Highlands Pres- In St. Paul Tomorrow and give it to your wife for a Christmas present byterians Celebrate Fiftieth . Year of Building.

PROFIT SHARING PAYS DIVIDEND 17 fr! 9SRSQR9M9KK99I lleglua, Saskatchewan, Dec. 23. 11 The elections for the first legislative of Province of Sas- 1LW assembly the katchewan are held today and the people are taking a great deal of In- terest In H. Besides the regular nt candidates there are oppo- sition candidates In every district, and the rivalry is bringing out a re- markably large vote. It la confidently expected that the government will have an overwhelmingly majority In the first legislative assembly. TO THE MEMORY OF MORMONISM'S FOUNDER. 1, .' 5, Block 12 Sharon, Vt., Dec. 23. Several DEC. JAME8 A. HAMMOND Let DEC. 13, A. C. CULVER ....Lota 8 and , Block 32 Lot 11 12, Block 35 hundred members of the Mortuan DEC. 1, H. L. GIBBS and BLUMQUIST . Lot 10, Block 35 many DEC. 14, ANNA cbafch and as others have DEC 4, MELETON CORDOVA Lota 8 and 9, Block Y Lota 3 and 4, Block 30 come here to attend the dedication of DEC. 14, ROY 8. HADDRILL DEC. 5, JULIAN LUNA Lot 5, Block X .' the magnificent monument erected In Lot 10, Block 82 11, Block 16 memeory of Joseph Smith, the found DEC. 7, WM. 8TEWART Lot DEC. 14, F. P. APODACA A CO Lota 10, 11 and 12, Block 89 MARIE Lot 3 4, Block 20 er o fMormnnism. Toay is the one DEC. 8, RYAN and , Lot 11, Block 82 hundredth anniversary of Joseph Lota 9 10, Block 31 DEC. 8, ALICE LOUISE CLARK and DEC. 18, PETER REID Lot 12, Block 82 Smith's birth and the day was select DEC. 9, S. O. ANDROS Block L Lot 36 od for dedication on that account. DEC. 18, AOOSTINO PUGLIE8E , LoU 7 and 8, Block 50 the 2 3, Block Y The monument, which is a stone DEC. 11, FANK CHAVEZ Lota and DEC. 19, WM. TRAVERS Lota 4 and 10, Block W 11 12, Block 32 structure of large dimensions, stands DEC. 11, S. TRUBY Vot and DEC. 19, ANTHONY BENNER Lot 6, Block 28 on the farm on which, according to DEC. 13, CHAS. BAIRD .' Lot 9, Block 39 reliable documentary proof, Joseph Smith was born one hundred years ago. In a recess under the ten-to- n capstone of the monument, a copper casket bas been placed, which con lains copies of the Bible, the Book of Mo'mons, the deed to the farm upon which the monument stands, various records, rictures and coins of the Prices J to J 75 Per Lot We withdraw all unsold lots from the market, for a proront time. The dedication cere $125, $ 50 $ mony will be held this afternoon and will be conducted by Joaeph F. Smith ti direct descendant of tt' founder of time, on January 1st. the Mormon church, who Is also the trustee oi .the property upon which the monument Is, located. ST. PAUL HONORS AN AGED CHURCH HOUSE. ' St. Paul, Minn., Dec. 23. The House of Hope Presbyterian church in CO., ?iity years old today and the con- SURETY INVESTMENT Owners gregation will celebrate the anniver- sary an I Golden Jubilee tomorrow on a grai d scale. There will be special services iu the morning, afternoon and evcring. and Presbyterians from all parts of the stUe will attend the f jj celebration. Dr. J. A. Moffat, the ..Amusememts.: 0 & president of Washington and Jeffer- ERNEST MEYERS CO. son College and moderator iof the OOOOOOOOOOOOOOCXXXXXXXXIO Nash Electrical Supply Go. Presbyterian Assembly, arrived here 0 today, and will he the guest of. the ZINCOKPORATEO: IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF church congregation. He will deliver WARDE LAST NIGHT the principal sermon, at the celebra- 0 A.L tion tomorrow. ELECTRIC CONTRACTORS Cigars - Liquors A small, but very appreciative au- v Fine Wines, and WORKMEN GET TWO dience was in attendance at the Elks' 0 AND HALF DIVIDENDS. opera house night to greet the lat - Kali River, Mass., Dec. 23. The (famous exponent of Shakespearean Will do- a general electrical contracting business iu New profit sharing system which was es- plays, Frederick Warde, who gave an Q Mexico and Arizona. Communicate with us for everything tablished by owners the of the excellent interpretation of that great . electrical. All kinds of wiring, building of transmission HOLIDAY SUPPLIES Bourns Mills, but was discontinued v. Cae-- t SPECIAL Shakennearean traced "Julius lighting power during the strike of 1904, has been sar." lines, installing and modernizing of and resumed and today the first dividend Warde, at one time leading star In plants. Estimates promptly and cheerfully given. Agents of 2 2 per cent of the wages earned the all-sta- r combination of Louis for Westinghouse Electric & Mfg. Co. Motors, generators, during the past four months is being James, Katherine Kidder and himself, transformers. paid to the employes. who toured the county in a repertory Straight Kentucky Whiskies a of Shakespearean plays, was at his AMERICAN ENTERPRISE best last night in Interpreting 'the IN ECUADOR REPUBLIC. lines given by the bard of Avon to Specialty Now York, Dec. 23. Charles H. Marc Antony, Julius Caesar, Cassius Office and Store 506 West Railroad Avenue Moore, formerly of the Erie railway, and Brutus, and held the attention of 1 M. making preparation to return to his audience very closely. ALBUQUERQUE, N Ecuador, where he will build for the Warde, himself an ardent student government of that republic, a new of what lies beneath the words and FAMILY TRADE SOLICITED lilroad, which will run from Ambato, actions of Shakespeare's characters,' v, here the from the interior of gave trade a very illuminating explanation! v Ecuador concentrates, to San Antonio, passage in trag- 4 of the different the Wholesale liqiio: and Dealers AGENTS FOR v. I ich is situated at the head of the edy, and was especially strong in his MELINI & EAKIN, Oar i avigable of j part the Amazon river. interpretation of the forum speech of Exclusive Agents for Yellowstone and O. V. C. Whiskies, Moot A The object of the new road is to ob- Marc Antony over the dead budy ofj pro Cbandon White Seal Champagne. St. Louis A. B. C. Bohemian and Val Blatz's Milwaukee Beers tain an outlet for the valuable his friend, Caesar. In the soliloquies Jos. Schlltz Milwaukee Bottled Beers, and owners and distributors itim- - - ducts' of ilie large rubber and of Cassius and Brutus he also dis- of Alavarado Whiskey. Write for our Catalogue on the upper Amazon! the Illustrated and '.er districts played to advantage his great talent! Price List. Automatic Telephone, 199. Salesroom, 111 South Hrt iver. Tl.t road will cost about as an Interpreter of Shakespearean Street, Albuquerque, New Mexico. ami American engineers and roles. Mail orders have prompt attention. Call dr American material will be- - used ul At the close of the reading Warde most exclusively. was entertained by the members of write us. the local Elks' lodge, the wives of the CHAMPIONSHIP CONTEST members being present, and a thor- OF CROSS-COUNTR- RUNNERS. oughly delightful hour was spent en- New York. Dec. 211. The six-mi- le tertaining and being entertained and 11 toss country run for the senior, jun- of Aniercia's foremost tragedians. G West Silver Ave., Albuquerque, N. If. ior aiid individual cross country OLD MCKORY Metropolitan liampionsiiips of the NEW YORK Association will take place here mis HOOLIGAN IN .iliernooti. The start will be made from thvj Mohawk Athletic Club house Managers Frazee and Browne, al- WAGONS sit 158th street and Walton avenue. ways on the lookout for something Tlio senior run will liegin at 2 o'clock new and up to date for the attrac- WE GRIND OUR OWN LENSES iind the junior about an hour later. tions, have decided to put a cartoon For the reason that we can guarantee all glassea prescribed by u The number of entries is very large band with the "Hooligan in New jUdrber&Co. and includes some of the best cross York" company. The Company will Optical Co. country i miners of this district. play one night only at the Elks' op- WHOLESALE Debbcr 115 GOLD AVE. era bouse on Christmas night. -- V THE ANNUAL STUDENT and RETAIL liMll CALIFORNIA Albuquerque, N. M. Member of Board of Optometry CONFERENCE. ABOUT HANS HANSON Cal., Dec. 23. The Examiners. Pacific drove, M fi' annual Students' Conference, which will last ten days, began here this Hans Hansen at the Elks' opera morning with a large attendance of hou.--e December 27. representatives of all the universities Seats on sale for Hans Hanson. t)COCOCOOCOCOOCOOCXXXXXXXX) in the state ai.it some of the colleges Hans Hanson has a magnificent YOUR PICTURE pecunv .f Nevada :ind Arizona. Many prom- baud and orchestra. I Finished for Christ mas, en if sitting Is made It .if inent speakers nre hero and will ad- Hans Hanson is a Swedish dialect x bcr Kxtranrdinaiy reduction until Januaiy 1. dress the toi'lereiice. Among them come T H.vr.P PHJCK on all our caUntt pictures. An Xmas are Charles R. Brown of Oakland, Dr. The orchestra is carried by the V $10 Pictures, now $5 $6 Pictures, now iiuaKdown would he too bad If you Francisco, Hans Il'inseti company is complete w Sittings mad by appointment evenings, until 9 oVIolL B. P. Clampett of San .mould take your girl out for a drWe Clayton S. Cooper of New York, Geo. and perfectly iiistruiuentated. 309 West Ra.lad 1 ho rlirfrrenir tlwm H'tMriif Km I MUsfnu Uthrdlf. Avenue. PENMNGTON & BRUM H - by 6fl7 rf n e irfjt an A' nrt- an. I in lit ur ttr Ann. aud your wheel came off or your gear- Ieavitt, K. E. Speer and others. Hear the concert given the Hans i f'tio-n- ri .tnVf! t bit V ! Hanson band at noon in front of I 'Wtv yriiiof crieiui U'Mn &u t'ttii w ing gave out in any way. Be prepared CONCILIATION COUNCIL seat sale. lilJXKS, fillOTCiirNH lor the merry Yuletlde by having your IN ANTHRACITE MATTERS. beautifully fold Hans Hanson is a carriage overhauled and put In good Philadelphia, Pa.. Dec. 23. The story. M. DRAGOIE met Did you ever nat an im- The Franciscan" condition. It won't cost you much Anthracite Conciliation Board realize In hero today consider a number of portant factor good music is to the Dealers and will make your mind easy for t to i GENERAL MERCHANDISE, disputes been submitted production of any drama? How a r. ei i4 tal'ff pfi. Iinfc', I nrst-claa- a which have Groceries, Cigar and Tobacco, and Cordial winter. We will do It in Among a is how Bitters Uire-,U-- H situation, climax intensified, will to the board for adjudication: Urutilu1 Aluminoin tniff Iff style In prompt order. ihese cahes are a number of cases sadness is made more sad? Comedy all kinds of Freeh Meat. and which will more comical, by accompaniment 300 North Broadway. Comer of Wash- J. STEVENS AHS AND TOOL CO., - l.om th Schuykill region, the ALBUQUERUK.N. M Vr- t Irk T-- t CARRIAGE CO. take up the greater part of the time. of uood music? The orchestra car Ington Arenue. r.o. b r t. ALBUQUERQUE 'Hit ivy A I.I MAHi.. I' S K COiOt,'W Many wilnesss will be heard. ried by the. Hans Hanson company is! OCOOCOOCOOOOOCXXXXXOOOCX) one any theater might Justly envy. N. PEACH &C0. GERMAN NAVAL VESSEL The intermissions between arts, every I ARRIVES AT GALVESTON. climax of the piece and sll tha spe- - HE L ESTATE DEALERS NOTICE. Galveston. Texas. Dec. 23. eialties are made the moat of by the Automatic 'phone. 53!. Office, 208V4 ship Stoscb of the German splendid aid of the magnificent West Gold Avenue. 'r. 1.. C- Wymer, of reabody, Kan I "rrivpi was iiBvv, here and AGAINST OIS(JHDfHSo Albuquerque a load m mi 51 UHACK UMmMaLAOMI 'io in with car greeted by the whistles and sirens of W. L. TP1MRLE & CO III Franciscan vfonvpanv. Kxd Jersey cows in ten (lays. The St. Elmol shtps in the barhor and a salute The correct compounding of phy- you the LIVERY,' SAT.T8 FKFD AND TRAN9 Don't buy a cow before see them. from the naval station. The German sician's prescriptions is essential for Prices will bo right. The cow can BARNETT, Bremen has been here for your welfare. Leave them at Ruppe's" t tK BTABLtvS DISTRIBUTING AGENTS town, JOSEPH fr cruiser and Mulea boughf and ci be seen at Hlueber's garden, old weeks and In a few weeks Pharmacy. Horsei I several i changed. on heir arrival. SAUriJB AHD more another net-ma- Bhlp is expect- o IN GLASS TO TURNOUTS IN THE CITT CLUS ROOMS ed here, the Grossherzogln Elizabeth, PUT YOUR KEEP BEST Melini & Eakin Subscribe for The CitUtn und get 120 West Rifroef Atcmc n.er-fi.iii- Railroad and which i a trailin g ship for the it OCT THE COLD. SEE HUDSON. Second itreet. between -- upper avenuea. Albuquerque, New Mexico. Hie nvws. in THE PAINTER, ' V

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THE ALBUQUERQUE CITIZEN OOOOOCKXC0000 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY Dally and Weekly HOUSEKEEPERS. Published Rod of His Wrath WILL partly furnish house and cars By The Citizen Publishing Company ; for Invalids. Doctor's references. Christmas Neckwear Seen in Daily Life Address M., this office. W. S. STRICKLER W. T. McCREIGHT o President Business Manager coxxxxxxxxxxxxxoxxxxxxxxxo WANTED Position as cook and housekeeper. Address M., this office. William Allen White has a recent story entitled IT MATTERS NOT HOW MANY CHRISTMAS GIFTS A MAN MAY RECEIVE HE WHL ALWAYS Showing Flcipid Change Markley a "The Rod of His Wrath." nrleflv, John is TIN WORK FOR HOUSES EX- HE EXPECT1NO SOMETHING VERY HANDSOME IN THE WAY i Globe-lHrnocr- at OF Is FIRST-CLAS- It well known that the ft. Ixmls western banker who builds up a large fortune. His wife, ECUTED IN ORDER, baa been an ardent opponent of Joint statehood for New AT J. L. BELL & CO'S. a good plain woman, has stood by him and helped for o Mexico and Arizona, while favoring with equal ardor the A many years. Prosperity weakens Mnrkley'g morals. . He ORATORICAL CONTEST. Christmas Tie Indian Territory. Hut that Jointure of Oklahoma and takes up with an oversexed young woman. There Is TUE8DAY, DECEMBER 26, 190S, AT astute organ has seen a great light; It has read the 8 O'CLOCK P. PM. DON'T DISAPPOINT HIM. scandal and a divorce. Markley marries the young ADMISSION, 25 CENTS. handwriting on wall; and It has completely chunked 8EATS WB HAVE A BEAUTIFUL. LINK OF CHRISTMAS NECKWEAR. IN the woman. Then conies the slow sequel of an old ninnr RE8ERVED FREE AT MATSON'S EVERY SHAPE AND STYLE front on the western proposition. In the "issue of Doc. ON MONDAY AND THAT 13 CORRECT. holding the social pace, loss of t, scorn of the TUE8DAY. Globe-Democr- MANY OF THE SILKS AND SHAPES CONFINED TO 11, the at Bays: CONTESTANTS FROM LAS VEGAS, ARE V6 FOR THIS LOCALITY AND CANNOT second wife, paralysis, misery. Somehow the stored-u- p ALBUQUERQUE, SANTA FE, SIL- By admitting Arizona and New Mexico now we wi.i BE FOUND ELSEWHERE. wrath of the Almighty finds Markley and His rod exe- VER CITY, MESILLA PARK AND WE HAVE THE CHOICEST CREATIONS OF THE have given a political organization to all the region on GALLUP. cutes vengeance. The story, like all true fiction, re- the mainland of the United States, and have settled tbe o flects the sin of a materialistic age. It Is typical. For Kino Ebony Toilet and Mani statehood matter for many years, or until Alaska knocks curing Note story of W. E. Corey, who is the head of Bets at Heasonable Prices, call Leading Neckwear for admission. The proposed state of Arizona will be the at Uuppe's Pharmacy. Makers large In area, but It will be smaller than Texas. Both the steel trust. He deserted a faithful wife who had o THERE tS ONLY ONE PLACE IN TOWN TO BUY CHOICE NECKWEAR, ends were part of the same territory until 1863, when helped him to climb up to his present place, and con- For Colds, Coughs, and any Throat AND THAT 13 AT Affection, MAN'S Arizona was set off by itself.. sorted with a young actress. Corey threw hlB wifo aside nothing equals Compound STORE. was Syrup of Eucalyptus. Price 60c only, "HELL" BE SURE TO LIKE HIS TIE IF IT COMES FROM HERE, FOR WE Under the Joint annexation resolution Texas was per- as a child would dispose of a doll whose fresh paint at Uuppe's Pharmacy. LEAD THE TOWN IN when-ev- er rubbed off. Is to be n divorce and Corey is to mitted to divide herself Into four additional states There I o - NECKWEAR, SILK MUFFLERS, FANCY SUSPENDERS AND SILK HANDKERCHIEFS. population Justified and the consent of Texas and marry his callow actress. Already the rod of God's Genuine Straight Kentucky Bour- of oongress could ba obtained, Texas is growing with wrath is smiting Corey. The steel trust will probably bon sold at Stern, Schloss & Co. discharge him. The trust Is not letting Corey go be great speed in Inhabitants, but nobody proposes to divide OF"TIN tbe state. Nobody ever will make any such proposition cause of his domestic troubles. The trust Is not moved ALL KINDS WORK, AT J. L. BELL & CO'S. Fine Clothing and V seriously. After Arizona and New Mexico live together by sentimental, but by business motives. But the trust M. MANDELIj, Fnrnishin? as a state for a few years they will probably resist all understands that when a man goes down morally be goes For Wines and Liquors for the Hol- Ideas of separation. down mentally. No man can dissipate, give champagne idays, go to Stern, Schloss & Co. I At movement, there suppers after the show to actresses and come down to the outset in the Joint statehood Claret, Port and Sherry Wines make was strong opposition in both New Mexico and Arizona business next morning with firm nerves and a clear good ChlrstmaB gifts bought head. pays salaries firm nerves una when C00OfOf ooooo to the merger. This is disappearing, however, and prob- The trust big for from Stern, Schloss & Co. ocooooooooooo oooooooo' 0 ably a majority of the people of the two territories today clear heads. It wants what It pays for. In discharging favor the union. Many newspapers in each territory Corey, the steel trust is not trying to preach a moral GO TO HAWLEY ON THE COR- supporting lesson. It Is not in preaching business. It Is In NER FOR YOUR TOY8. THE LAR- are the Hamilton bill, and the urlft la this the GEST I direction by the press is great enough to attract at- business for business. Nevertheless, the trust is the AND MOST SELECT LINE OF Muss! Clhirislimnias XMAS of Ood'B of same. PRE8ENT8 IN THE at tention. instrument wrath, one his rods. Just the The politicians in each territory are opposed to Joint Modern business puts a mighty big premium on statehood. They have been opposed to It all along. decency. You cannot work for a railroad or any big HUYLER'8 AND LOWNEY'8 CAN- has been, since the celebration became a custom, one of Its most DIES. A. Two states would have double as many offices as one, and corporation and drink whisky. Kven the bar tender O. A. MAT80N CO., SOLE celebrated features. Every age has done Ms best to glorify with must, AGENT. the politicians want to have as many offices as possible. be sober if he would hold his Job. Business de melody this greatest of all festivals. . politicians being put in background. The mands gray matter filled with good rich blood tho bright t But the are the Christmas Dinner, A visit to our store will show you present leaders of the people in New Mexico and Arizona eye, the quick Judgment, the alert mind. No man who that the century real According to the following menu, has reached the highest point of perfection are coming out for Joint statehood. Their Influence Is wrong at home can be right abroad. No man can one of the most elaborate spreads of fn musical instrusaeats. will have much effect on congress. , disregard the wife of his youth and have a clean life. Christmas day in Albuquerque will be See and hear the beautiful CHICKERING BROS., BUSH A. goes so the 12 o'clock dinner We hear of some opposition to. the two state bill And the clean mind with the clean lifo. And served at the LANE, ELLINGTON, HOWARD, VICTOR, PRICE & TEEPLE, and a republican many demo- God moves in a mysterious way his wonders to perform. Columbus hotel. many from few senators and from Punch the other makes of pianos exclusively sold by us in tue Congress Is He operates through his moral law, which like a scarlet Xmas cake crats. It will not avail. determined to Roast turkey, oyster dressing, cran- southwest. remove, before the end of this session, all statehood thread, runs through all material things. The way of berry sauce. Our prices and terms place musical instruments legislation from the slate. There will be no Important the transgressor Is hard, and the wages of sin Is death. Mashed potatoes, cabbage, salad, within the opposition to this programme, either In or out of any of celery. reach of every home, no matter how humble. the territories. Two stars will soon be added to the 0000XX000XC)XKXXX00CKXXXC' Roast young pig, plum Jelly, The largest stock of VICTOR TALKING MACHINES AND national galaxy, (meaning Oklahoma and Arizona the Sweet potatoes. RECORDS can be seen and heard at Oreat.) Mince pie, plum pudding, nuts, raisins. A Texas Movement Dinner, 35 cents. Worthy to Follow HUYLER'8 AND LOWNEY'8 CAN Our Heat Governor DIES. O. A. MATSON & CO., SOLE LEARNARD & A It is undeniable that H. J. Hagermau, in all which AGENT. LINDEM NN'S SQUARE he has done and said since the first announcement of his ooockxxxxxcocoxxoxxxxxxxxxx o Established in 1900. THE MUSIC DEALERS. 206 WEST GOLD AVENUE. 4 nomination as New Mexico's next governor, has but add- The planting club on the Staked in the Genuine Straight Kentucky Bour- tree l'lalns bon ed to the public admiration of him personally and to the Panhandle of Texas appears to be an accomplished fact. sold at Stern, Schloss & Co. tOOtOttOOO m00,0900 tO0000OiOCO0 OtOtOtOKV In nothing 00e0000 general gratification at bis appointment. When a forester from the department of agriculture at- has this been more marked than in his refusal to have tended the farmers' congress at Amarillo last August, a would-b- e gorgeous inaugural which some of his friends the suggestion was made that the people organize a club with less wisdom than he, .desired to arrange for him. for the purpose of establishing groves of trees on theli A quiet, official Inaugural is not only In much better farms. This region Is naturally treeless, but there is taste, but is eminently more consonant with every reason to believe that certain species of .trees Christmas Presents of the people of New Mexico. O.MTSON&COL will grow if they are properly planted and cared for. On Thursday, a number of the leading people of The people of the section have shown such interest in Santa Fe collectively culled on Mr. Hagerman, and again the proposition that the association has already nearly WE HAVE A WELL ASSORTED STOCK OF MtW BAHNCTT BUILOINO In what he said to them he showed the good Bense which, 600 members. It is proposed to organize local divis- TMC S ' ORE FOR BRAIN FOOD 0 If continued throughout his administration, and there Is ions in each of the towns and spread the idea throughout no reason to doubt It, will send his term of office down the whole Panhandle. s Into history as one of the ablest and best the territory The definite objects of tbe club are to find out what New About your Xmas presents. has known. According to the Mexican: kinds of trees are best adapted to the region, and bow Diamonds. Watches, Come to this store we'll help you In se- 0 Mr. Hagerman assured his visitors that be would they shall be planted, and to obtain the necessary ma- lecting your gifts that you intend to give. Our stock Is o varied governor prejudice against any . s take the office of with no terial in the most advantageous way. The forest service Jewelry Silverware and extensive it is no trouble to choose for man, woman or child. of Its citizens, with "an earnest desire harmonize Brlc-a-Bra- but to has agreed to send a competnet nian to advise the peo- from 25c to $10.00. all conflicting elements and to use bis whole Influence to ple on all these points, and when definite plans for plant- s punish crime, reduce public expenses and otherwise con ing shall have been made, will the individual members Reliable in quality! and moderate In prices. As our stock is Dressed and undretted dolls, from 15c to $5.00. tribute to the advancement and material wellbeing of combine and purchase In large quantities their stock Ao the territory and its lawabldlng inhabitants. from tho nurserymen. Every farmer in tho western t varied to enumerate, we would be pleased to have you call TOYS. TOYS, of all kinds, from 5c to $8.00. He further stated that he was by no means a recent country recognises the value of trees about mm, and and Inspect our goods and to assist you in making a selection. 0 convert to Joint statehood for New Mexico and Arizona, there Is no better evidence of the interest of the people FINE STATIONERY, from 25c to $5.00. as one state, but believing such n Jointure for the best in any practicable plan for the establishment of groves 0 , RARE NOVELTIES, of every description, Interests of both territories,, publicly-- advocated it more In that section than this movement in Texas. club ranging from 10c to $15. than two years ago. Idea has been followed for the furtherance of many other ENGRAVING FREE projects, but this Is perhaps the first time that it has The Lus Vegas Optic says; "A committee of the been bronght to the advancement of tree planting. As Albuquerque city council has made a wise nud timely an encouragement to other sections to work in the same report on the social evil as it exists in that city. The way, the forest service at Washington directly offers to A Christmas Store Complete most Important part of the report Is thnt which recom- furnish expert advice whenever a community shall or- mends tho removal of the demi-mon- from the heart of ganize a club of this kind and indicate its desire to es- MORRIS, Jeweler tbe city. There are recommendations also which it tablish tree plantations. carried out will result In preventing the social evil from 205 RAILROAD AVE. being an offense to tho eyes of citizens and visitors." ' Pa's Little Joke. The Citizen believes that practically(the unanimous sen- "Pa," said Willie, "an equine means a horse. FOR CHRISTMAS COOKING. out.-o- f timent of the city is in favor of the speedy carrying doesn't it?" The finest flour Is an absolute the committee's report In every particular. What a "Yes." essential, especially for cakes ' magnificent, appropriate and acceptable Christmas gift "And an ox Is a kind of a cow, isn't it ?" and pastry. The "Empress" it had been, could tho city council have presented to "Yes, one kind." brand is a flour that never yet Albuquerque, on this glad occasion, the removal of the "Well, what kind of a blamed thing is this equine ox has been surpassed In any par- present nauseous an dpestilential ulcer from the fair everybody's talking about?" ticular. Its flavor is fine and body of our municipality! Pa thought a minute, sheepish, delicate, it has fine body, and looked and then said, R quail-tie- s as Shipment full of those nutritious he backed out of the room, "Oh, that's a wether." Large so desirable in a family Cimarron News: The steer calf buyer and seller don't Kansas City Telegram. Hour. seem to get together by a dollar or two. Buyers will pay $10 and $11. Sellers want $11 and $12. A buyer M. BERGER for 500 head of cows last week $16, price offered but that 114 West Copper many. The Copper company Is busy Leather Pillows Avenue. did not lake Sater N Wholesale Agent : these days, v While the Immense machinery is being H assjsjsjsjsjssjsssjsss placed, In permanent position, the miners are working M assessments on other prospects. The boom of the shots V can be heard many miles. In a few days active work H EVERTT M For will commence on the 200 foot shaft. Holsters and es Fine Diamonds. of sufficient power to go 1,000 feet are on the M busi- I ground put In of and being position. The opening EVERITT M Appliqued Table Mats XMAS ness at this mine will make things lively again. For Fine Watche. from $5 up to $150. H C. J. Blanchard, statistician for the United States reclamation service, recently said: The rainless country H Buy a Oak is having a wonderful growth, and millions of eastern EVER1TT M JUST RECEIVED. Charter Steel Range capital being Invested In power and manufacturing are Silverware, plants. Every available stream is now a potent force For Fine Tea Sets, Water Sett, etc. M To close out entire line before Christ- for a present. Woman is a mas, goods for good, and long ribbons of verdure along the streams these will he at over an and many prosperous communities have repluced the EVERITT slave old cook stove. sagebrush and mesqulte. In some sect Ions the changes WE have been so sudden as to make one believe that the For Toilet Sets in Silver, Ebony, Rosewood, etc. H GUARANTEE THEM desert dwellers were in possession of Aladdin's lamp. M They had but to rub and wish, and lo! the desert dis- 331-- 3 & CO. M Discount BORRADA1LE appeared ami a smiling oasis luy before them. EVERITT N 117 Gold Avenue, - New For Clocks, Umbrellas, Canes, etc. M Albuquerque, Mexico Clayton Enterprise: The statehood question teuis M From marked prices. Handsomest to be the leading topic of the entire New Mexico press, line ever shown here. and all the Arizona papers that we have seen, and at EVERITT 0 present situation looks as If joint statehood side M Albuquerque Foundry and Machine Works the the M of the question in largely in tbe majority. While we For Rings, Brooches, Chain Lockets, etc. M ft. P. HALL, rroprletor 0 believe that New Mexico and Arizona are both entitled M Iron and Bras Castings; Ore, Coal and Lumber Can; BbafUegs. to be admitted as separate states, still we had rather M Benham Indian Trading: Company Pulleys. Oratle Bars, Babbit Metal; Columns and Iron Fronts for see one state of the two than no state. We are anxious M EVERITT I Buildings. M 0 to see all our by people, of first-clas- s officers choseu the Instead M For Everything found in a Jewelry 1 Corner Flret Street and Railroad Avenue Rapalr on Mining mud mill Maehlnary a Bpaelalty by a smull political band. Ws are anxious to see the Store M Foundry east side of railroad track. Albuquerque, H. M supreme court of the tf; rritory and ihe district judges separate and distinct bodies. H EVERITT M M H oej09jOoet090ooe,omo90 m The world's production of coal In 1SH0 was about For Presents of All Sorti, Useful, Lasting, ooxokooooo 0 370,0(iii,iiiu tons; that of the United States over 7 1 ,(n,u0 M Beautiful Xmas Gifts. M Bad tons, or 20 per cent of the whole. Tmi years later, In Weather 0 H 1890, tho world's production bad Increased to .rii3,ono,Muo M Suggests II AVE YOU A TELE tons, own 1&s,ihmi,ihiii EVERITT 0 and that of our country to tonn, or H M I'HONB IN' YOUR HOME? Enables 28 per cent of ihe whole. At t lie expiration of the next Hat been with you twenty-tw- years, and guar- ou to order groceries; call tbe physi- c years, 19u3, thirteen the production of the. Vnited Suites antees everything with a guarantee that is M Santa Fo Restaurant cian; perform soiial duties, etc. Rates bad grown to 3"7,3&6,418 tons, this being ac.7- per cent Good. REGULAR MEALS, 25 -' M CENTS. trotu five cents per day up. Let ut of the world's gut put, which then amounted to !i7:i,l 4n.:s?'j Service a la carte, Day and Night Private dining rooms 'ell you about tons. M It. M OYSTERS RECEIVED DAILY. FISH, LOBSTERS AND GAME IN H Sun Bernardino Times-Inde- x: It is not m ratine that M SEASON. The Colorado Telephone Co. everybody likes an evening paper. Unless they don't Tl 1'uder Savoy Hotel, opposite iPassouijer Hotel have to work,, they have more time to read it In the IS The Diamond Palace. Railroad Avenue. C. E. SUNTACG, Proprietor. Room 18 N. T. Armljo Building. evening after the day's work Is done. elIITIITTTTT4tTTTl AUBUaTJERam EVENING CITIZEN, LNI. 1905. PAGES i) TO 10 NUMREH :21 VOLUME 19 ALHUQUEKQUE. NKW MEXICO, SATURDAY EVENING. DECEMBER M ' '"'"TrTTITTTTT i I Realization. Anticipation. 4A HISTORIC YllLEIIDE M

i f Congressman Hitt's Reminit- - M cence of 1863. X

By Robert R. Hitt, '' 'Imiriiinn of the' House Committee on Foreign AffuirJ, Former AsHlst-n- ni Secretary of Stale, Confidential Secretary to Lincoln, Charge d'Af-fair- es at Paris.

A Christmas which Is deeply Im- pressed uon my recollection la in the winter of IStiJ, when the fortunes 67 the war seemed weighed In even -- Bcales. The union forces, had suf- w' fered terrllile reverses, ami t.ie work WW begun- - was ens? - - of reorganization was It W the time of the beginning of Grant's f'.VV- AH rapid forging to the front. Hope cen- " jv;-- tered in him, for nobody felt mire of Aim r k anything. H was at this time that congress took a hand by Its commit- tee on the conduct of the wsr. There was a general clamor for tho removal of General IJurnside, and Just about Christmas time he was called before he committee. I happened to be present at a nieet-inu- r - ilk - o r-- 7 - L2& between General Httrnslle and Vrs . vtel, 'i KeprustMitutive lien Wade, who was Chairman. General Burnstde 'old Mr. Wade that there was little need for! Into1 ' t V N. I lr - W a long inquiry into hiH case. Refer ring to the operations which had cul minated at Fredericksburg, he said: "It is a short story. 1 failed. As to the future, It U equally ahort. To succeed in my position, m man must have the confidence of the country, the confidence of his army, and the confidence of himself. I have none of these, and consider that I am unfit to continue In command." It was the frankest and most mag- nanimous avowal by a defeated" man : A'Hv&$ I that I hare ever heard. . could not W iWk HSb help recalling It a number of years later when General Grant related at dinner a personal experience of his own touching the question of con fidence In oneself. It seems that Grant, like others at the opening of the war, had written to the War Department offering his services and asking some small com- mission. It will be remembered that his lifrt tin to that time had been dis tinctly a failure. He had graduated from West Point, but had thrown up his commission as second lieutenant and had been out In Galena, 111., try ing to do something In the leather business, The letter to the War Department I went Into tho official files and noth f Kw I In AlYlArltlll It I tut: oil )w IMt'ili uull til . IMMfcivtflirhll l UJ PoitntevV J Ifu Pn t, ...... ing camo of It. He did not know ' by' Country in Americ a. Publiahed by Pennis!on. I Copyright Ut' lust what he could do, but decided .. 'i . : . to go to Lafayette, Ind., and look up OC0OCXXICXICDOC3OC OCOCXXDOCOOCOOOa an old friend. Joseph Reynolds. As chance would have It, the day lie ar w i r ":. .:.' mmw ' ' ''( rived there he received a telegram orgex Stocking. from Governor Yates of Illinois, of uon i t mese. 7"ie Empty fering him a commission as colonel of the Twenty-fir- st Illlnolns Regiment, and demanding an Immediate reply by wire. ' - - General Grant said that the tele- gram actually overpowered him tin command of a whole regiment! Ho had been out of the military academy ami had been in civil life for a num- ber of years. He had been no more than a second lieutenant. He would have been willing to assume the re- sponsibilities of a captaincy, but a colonel was too much. All night he and Joe Reynolds sat up discussing what xshotild be done. up to He had ubout made his mind - -- ' ; - -- sen- - a telegram declining, when tho Sis fM 4 y K. - conference was joined by Wm. Reynolds. The latter, an older man, and the principal man of the town, was astrong, virile character. He s president of the railway system that went place. through the i 4 ri . Vv , ' A "Young man," said he. looking fry J $i full Grant over, "you have been trained .,ii xX't at the Government school at the ex- - i&i i,v iienn of the pulilU:, and if you don't "rift know and are not competent, who In (the world Is? To whom are we to look in a time like this? Can you do 5 K o - - Vt A . i 4 I 1 1-- it? .You've got to. What's a thous- rfO f W I? ti Vf and men? 1 give orders to that many myself. .And a railroad Isn't so very different from an army. Give us a telegraph blank. I will write your -- ... answer." - y, The answer said he would accept E ,A'w and do what he could. ..s rail- "The cold, steely eye of that road president looking Into mine," Grant said. In relating the story, 'seemed to send some of-th-at determ- ined and confident sprit Into me. That was beginning of my career." the Hvl i, .Jj, ...... ;v .. ;J'U' .VOJV 0(xxxxxxr)00ooococooc)Oooo

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There euulil l;e r.othiua more Chrihl-lik- t.ian the spirit in which Cue I'ni-lariuu- ihroiiL'h th'ir great brother, Kdward Kveiett IUH have answered tin- - s. Chrlhtlan-'- who refused tri have I'nitarianM at their conven-lio- a convention 8t which the sol-e'ut- i (ii('Stion of how bent to hold the church of ChrlM togeiher, was to tie discussnd. I wonder bow the churches have dared act as tiny have done in this matter. Some of the really great minds of cur day are helping the world from the Unitarian platform. Theits is inch a rational, divine, and Photographed From I .if' yet. o human message! They meet Pliiiiogr-ti'hi'- From Life. the scientist so skillfully! They handle the atheist so sympathetically! DOGS SOCORRO KNIGHTS HAVE LEFT HILLSBORO VALUABLE SHEEP FOR MANITOBA. SOCORRO Theirs is so rtuly the gospel of love! TO SILVER CITY. HAVE NEW OFFICERS. MASONS OF TAKEN Mr. Mrs. Inglls Hilh-bor- o CHEAP SHEEP are shut out, by i and Thos. left SILVER CITY COMMANDERY ELECT NEW OFFICERS. And for this they night a party of sheep herders At u leomt meeting of Rio Grande GRAZING PERMITS. those who ahould learn of them! Hut Last for Mordeu, Manitoba, where NEW OFFICERS. I a, K. of officers were ELECTS - At a regular convocation of Socorro left over the southern r ule fur Silver Lodge, No. P.. they expect to locate permanently, A fix-ria- l dtsna'cti irom aa.nuh- good crates from every act we do, no meeting of Malta H, A. V. A. the Mexico, cay tlie Phoenix as At the regular ot i.odm, No. and matter how unwise. Peonle who have City, New elected lor the ensuing six mouths says the Advocate. Mr luglls haa tou. say: Clifford Piuchot. clnet ensu- they secured i Oommandery, No 7. Silver City, neld other officers for the never thought much of the Unitarian Republican, w4iere have fol'ows: .los. Wolf. C. V. Juliub hccn in the cattle buiness in this - of of them -- following offl- the division forestry 'the ing year were eincteil aa follows: will look It now. emplojnicut. They carried with t iliii r. don, V. C; J. A. Smiley, P.; county for nearly twenty year and Thursday evening, the irrli-iiltur- movement lfore Into i if ...... thinks that K. A. Drake, worshipful master; J. L. three dogs especially trained for A. .Maver. M. uf W.; Samuel C. Meek, departure is greatly regretted I. f- -r There is something in human nature his hf rs were elected the cnuiug grazing fclie.-- on nit' N. Hlues, were xald to M. ' i'""..harm tor Terrv, senior warden.; Rue that likes fair play. sheep herding, and which K. of R and S.; M. Uh wenbiein. his many friends, who wish him and Kelly, command- will be reduced t" G. Duncan, secre- attention the ; M. J- J term: J. J. vinlnent (11h (l.H, r,.irve Junior warden: (. It really U one of the grandest be very valuable. The of E K. Rout well. of V. his estimable family a happy, pros- . r, head proposed teii G. Kiich, treasurer; Geo. dogs wa notice- I. William H. Neweeml), geiiei alia cents per The tary; .las. movement of day. It says to us: herder allowed their , Leeson, M. at A.; August Winkler, perous life, in tin? tar north country. . itie C.iU i Fred the a siiiio- C. captain g n on tile tiorth of '"'' K. firfjk. tvler. ). R. Smith and able, and was commented on G. ; F. Fischer. O G. The Socorro W. Porterfieid. ' aiu - Ye are gods! !' - - .1 of "Cease to be drcns! i- ii ..r.iui..- W. reservation iu New M'xieu andxArl- Baldwin were panned to the degree prominent sheer man who was at the loduc is in a flourishing condition and "Do your children - Kvolve your inherent divinity! Live still believe there - K.-il- ! cm hc- of the heep ,'.,, or i'r..smer- Hh'u i . re .,na will nrol.al.ly not he made LVl!owcraft. Several memlters be- station by the remark that most the improvement recently made otl is a Santa Ctaus who furnishes vH feo-- n- the life of the Master, Jesua, not - C ward-- i count of strenuous opposition from from the western part of herders think more of their dg tnan the Knights of Pythias building make gifts in Mime mysteriou corder- D McMlIUn. senior ui- , cause you hell, hut because of Christmas ,...,-r.- aiteiidaiK-e- fear Corneiius' t warden.) the sun k raisers of the territories. countv were in also many men do of their wives. It a credit to the lodge and too that way?'' Rennet Junior con- - His example. He, the meek and In-- j from abroad, and the well. j The newly elected officers will be . visitor lowly One, calls out to you from your city a 'Certainly iiot. It's my wife wht , regular January mee- t- Love and ll.'uni a year are enough S(H.auon wa greatly enjoyed by all "Did your wife ever put any of that believes thut." j.ii hh - . own henrts! Listen to Him! Come .. . tim the. atuKiintlVe r marriage, baj ine meiii'i-- i i pretM.-in- anti-tobac- stuff In your coff?" 1.11 wants this country to unto Him and find rest!" tt-u- t ; Chicago. The amotfnt iu lO.OuO.OOO. Why The circus to be by Sarfck fleers will be named. The member woman' club In And is message the Christ- "No, but I believe she put some give her doesn't Tom used - mentioned, It's no wonder the navy lost so few thi the oomr.iar.dery will hold their an- if love necessary Is not "Heresy!" a box of cigars she gave me last Law son give It to her and fool the Rernhardt in her Texas tour will, of tif the wiih Spain, at ian brethren call egs-proo- - : ! l,e ' men In the war course, be f. obyrvanee on Mon- ut nmst a whole M. STEM F. T. S. Christmas." system? nuel Christmas , AtinajiolN training they. had. PEL. 10 o'clock. J is so small. the. Jay D emler 25th, at income i y FAGE TEN. ALHUQUKHQUK EVENING C1T1ZKN. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 23. 1906.

TkGld Rial Dry goocfe Cmp ny

(Mr 1 i 1 1 1 v if r. . vi ll 17. "" '' nri' ' "' ll-l- llf I. ZiZ. , . -- . ... .sjc2ty .'!. n MEXICAN DRAWN WORK. ? Turnover C in dainty patterns, MEXICAN TENERI WORI j jf 1 'ollars, MM MEXICAN DRAWN WORK. W --- f I.ure - Ztt a, 25c an 35c Each. Turnover 'Collarii. a neat remcni- V "21 T . . . . O Pi?SC3 H I branop. on 25c Each.

MEXICAN DRAWN WORK Center pices, Dresser Scarfs, and Luntli MEXICAN D3AWN WORK. Cloths, priced from $1.00 to Tul.l,. Cloth, mil size. $25.00. The Grandest mas present of all. Priced from 48 iT5, $16.50 to $35.00. s ii r-- I. I

npAww xAnowr XMAS KID GLOVES. O Mrxir.N A .317 J V w : MEXICAN DRAWN WORK. 0 V if v V' Xn,,,S Dainty Drawn Work Ca p. for 2 Sl,t'clH, t Handkerchiefs, at 50c to $3.50 tlie Haby, at $2.00 X llt6 Entire nssortment Vol- - Each Each. See our line at 50c. taire Kid Gloves; reg n ular $1.25, pair. Xmas Price Only 95c Pair. II T x CV .4 i -- ft m

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0 XMAS SUGGESTIONS FOR MEN 4 BABY'S XMAS. T Christmas . r. AND BOYS. Fancy Hosiery, Handkerchiefs, Neck- 1 -- AND- mm Kinionas, Milieu?. Ca-s- Felt Sl'ppers, wear. Susltenders. Gloves vaml Suit k' Iv i q Cases. i ii V and handsome Bahy Hiigy Rohea. - IINTERE8TIING PRICES '.La ?) 'o'o'''c''o'' ill I in; ;n . p .i to be found here. Wecan S2 supply your wants for ac- ceptable GIFTS, whether V' - great or small, and cordial- XMAS HANDKERCHIEF SPECIAL ly invite you to attend HANDSOME SILK SHAWLS. In black, and white, nt $1.35 Six line l.incn Handken-liiefs- , hand- to $8.00 Each. somely cniliroidered anil heniKtltchf-d- , ! A arniime,!: in pretty liox. hi $1.25 Box. Our Great Xmas Sale Knit Wool Shawls, assorted colors and COMMENCING prices. -- i ill nrri Monday, Dec. 18

READY-TO-WEA- GIFTS FOR K SECTION! 6 CHILDREN. I 4 FOR THE MEN. V Childien's Kider Down Hath Rol.es, in GREAT CHRISTMAS RLDtCTIONS 0 SmoMr. Jackets nt $5.75 to $7.50, t A ''d and I.. Idue, at $3.00. 0 Dutii IJolies $5.75. 0 rmr-ln-han.- ' v S'H'cint i Tit . ;n i ., 1 Children's Kur Sets at $1.00 to $5.00 A Our ttck nf Woneti's and Children's Coats nv A Xma n 75c Each. 0 A and Tailor-mad- e Suits to be sold 'f v''. ::: before Christmas rZ&l . 4. Men's House Slippers, at. $1.75 Pair. nV OOC"1k0OOOOOC'OOO At 15 per cent less than actual price I'- -

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XMAS BOND TAFFETA SILKS WOMEN'S OPERA BAGS. - V v HOUSE WEAR. ? A very iilL-. a"(l i - V licautiful oolleetion of t Fnnt " Klannel iioiish Sai lieautiful line uf Xmas Dress and Waist Silks, ver-lates- f t Dresden Silk n'u' at - and delicate color- wear guaranteed, at !C- 0 ed Satin Opera Hags. They shades, '. Kirt(?r I)own H,n,se Sacqu.- t 90c to s niak a very select present. At 5 cents per yard 0 $1.00 to $3.50 Each. f Eider Down I.onnslnR Holies. $3 85 to $3.50. 0

9 ""-"- r"' I WOMEN'S SKIRTS AND SWEATERS. 0 SPECIAL X M A S SUGGESTION. 9

- Koi- this Xn.aa Sale to he had 15 llanilsoui,. Opera C,.a;i, New, Noli!,y Ha i it (.'oats. CopyRKiMTtD, at per cent Reduc- - t Jib S ECLIPSC 0 tion Tahle Lim ns a M .Napkins. ELtCTROTYPtl' : 0 Table Linens and Napkins. Toilet and .Manieine Sets and Childr ii s Honks. CIIVILANO.O. - Corner Railroad Avenue and Thitd Street

'WtoHHWMII'iVllll0V "n .... dIrlrr, wr v 'i.iLni'.UIliNlliui. PAGE ELEVEN. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 23. 1905. ALHUQUERQUE EVENING CITIZEN. THE ETERNAL QUESTION. GREAT CHOKE ABER HIT ! WHERE SANTA GLAOS DISTRIBUTES DETROIT'S DEVIL RETIRES SECOND-HAN- D TOYS TO POOR

HERMAN MENZ. WHO MADE THE GRAVEN IMAGE OF OLD SATAN. ( AfOJT ! 1 1 1 THOUGHT IT WOULD BE LOTS ? uknY? ' 'I'll 1 1 j 1 OF FUN, BUT INSTEAD HE IS n(TCf NOW A MOROSE, MELANCHOLY DEVIL HIS UNDOING i 1 MAN THE t A. .1 V. 1 Detroit. Mich.. Doc. 23. This . I ru none ;cA ... rimniSHEt" town's one .known devil has gone inlo COMPUTE K57.flf- - .1 r,A. . '" temporary retirement. Herman Men., owner of the graven Image of his salunic majesty, also Is J aUiul to retire Iron) puidie. gaze, for I UA5H D0ARO w, Ki he is a marked man on Detroit streets. 'owns' a I. When Menz. with the aid of a friend, carved Old Nick from a block of pav- " ho was going - 1 -- ing stone, he thought rr- , i I r 1 to have a whole lot of fun with his on the third, and then Menz Buddenly UttT PAY stovO WV-- go- fon neighbors In general, and church removed the devil to his Bitting room, l : j r- - s . rf A. ing people In particular, whom he barred tho door to the curious, and if itri dislikes intensely. said ho had no future plana for hi a I Instead, lie Is a sad. morose, Image of the bad old fellow. no laughs All choly Individual, who loneer Menz is a free thinker. He denies an J who seeks the seclusion of his that he is an atheist but in his brokea nrv German can draw no distinct differ- ence between the two. Mrs. Menz Is an English woman. With her husband she has lived in tliia town 21 years. She and her two daughters share the us views of the husband and father. Mrs. Menz docs not regret that her bus- - ' band carved the devil from stone and j placed It. ou ' exhibition before their THE TOY MISSION. MA.I. It. W. A. SIMMONS, home. Tho spirit of the Normans Pittsburg, Pa.. Dec. H3. This Is picture will give you some Idea ot Ui Hows in her veins and she fears the story ot a Santa t'laus who brings kind of contributions that come In. neither contempt nor contumely. second -- hand toys to thousands of The boys and girls take delight ! "Of course our neighbors have tried children in Pittsburg. Of course, rich taking their last year'H presents t to make It unpleasant for us" she said, boys and girls don't get this kind, tor: .viajnr Simmons to give to the child- 'and the Young Men's Christian Tem- the real Santa Clans brings them only ' ren whom the real Santa Clans Is apt perance us a Association sent letter new toys. Hut there aru plenty ot j to miss that they would come out here and little tots who seldom meet the real Major Simmons his renottitory Its pedestal, but cills tear the statue from St. Nicholas, and they are very glad the Toy Mission. A large froce r homo as soon as his day's work is we were not afraid. The boys gave to get whatever has been discarded assistants are kept busy assorting done. escape ms congre- ti There, at least, he can the most trouble. They by the children whose parent are toys l.rought In. Application for toja the ribald remarks of his follow citi- gated before the house and threw wealthy. are received from all zens. The was undoing. at charitable devil his rocks the statue, but finally the Major II. V. A. Simmons Is going and from the poor child- When Menz unveiled his devil in police chased them away. to be Santa Claus for about 20.000 ren who write themselves. front of his modest home at Stanton "It Is absurd to say that my hus- poor year. open- McGraw children this He has Last year Major Simmons distrib- and street?, all Detroit turn- band, my daughters and myself wor- ed up a big room here where people uted toys among 16,000 to gaze in horn- children. ed out wonder on the ship this statue. We admire the are requested to bring toys their the Toy Mission here thre ed monRter. The people came, in street thought It expresses and the art It children don't want, and 'he above years ago. cars, in carriages, in automobiles, on typifies, but we do not revere It." foot. They filled the Intersecting, A numlier of speculators have tried streets to overflowing and the police to get hold of the statue of the devil. had to be called to preserve order. One saloon man has offered $300 for It Is estimated, that 20,00(1 people vis- It, another $300. One liberal minded ited the scene In one day. With the citizen tried to buy it to present It COREY'S UNCLE BLAMES commercial Instinct of a frugal Ger- to the public art gallery. A. H. Grif- Women man, Menz at once removed his statue fith, director of the Detroit art mu- of Washington to a shed near his shome, and charged seum, says It Is not art work at all. "STEEL'S" HIGH CIRCLES the curious 10 cents each to view the "What are yon going to do with helped at range. Reld. Leeds had a wife who devil close your devil, Mr. Menz?" he was asked. him to make his fortune. One day His receipts were $200 the first day. "Veil, I don't know. Maype I keeps MORALIZES UPON FAMILY SCA- after' he became rich, he met They as maype 1 vas were almost much the second heem, sells hecm. Dot NDALTHE LID HAS BEEN LEFT Cleveland Mrs. Nonnle Stewart Wor day, while over $100 was reafTzed my pusiness." thington, divorced wife of Geo. OFF SAYS THE CORPORA- Worthington. Leeds induced his wife TION'S PRESIDENT COULD to eet a divorce, giving her, It is said A BEARFACED LIE. HAVE REFORMED IT. $1,000,000 to do It. In lyoo he married Mrs. Worthington. Reld was Leed'B partner. His first Hraddock, Pa., Dec. 23. "We Cor-ey- s wife hud died, and when he went to Just now are in sackcloth .and New York, he married Clarissa Ag ashes! new, a young woman of the comic "No calamity ever has so humili- opera stage. ated us as the action of Ellis Corey Frank A. Maeowan. liayor of Tren in discarding his wife so that he can ton, N. J., divorced his first wife and Ii l' T marry an actress. married the wife of his superintend "But the boy I've been In the habit h M Ait ont, after a scandalous career. He of call.'ng him a boy Ihhoi really so was ostracised socially, his business much to blame. He is but the vic- fell off, and in a short time he was a system, system was tim of and that L ruined man, financially. founded by 'Hill' Jones, Andrew Car- I ) VS Henry M. Flagler, John D. Rocke- negie. Charley Schwab and others. feller's original partner, married a EIUh had a chance to revolutionize woman who afterwards became hope- that, system, but he wasn't strong lessly insane. The Florida legislature, enough, and he fell." for his benefit, passed a law making Jas. B. Corey, the rugged old uncle A. A. Corey. incurable Insanity grounds for di- of Win. Ellis Corey, president of the Father of the Steel President. vorce, mid Flagler at once got a de- United States Steel Corporation, mado in the first place by conducting their cree. Ten days later he was mar- this statement when asked for bis works on principles by ried again. Washington. D. C:i. having their men work on Sunday, by Antonio Terry fought four yenrs in C. Dec The visions of the Inw In be In "he .trin" organizing foot ball teams and base the Paris courts to get a divorce In new chairman of the Isthmian Canal a pah of the time, but he has lease ball teams, and by throwing immoral to marry Sibyl Sanderson. Then Commission has two daughters, who a House m l"3t; M street, and Mrs. order expect In Influences about tho men employed by' his wife died before the case was fin- to be Washington cnotwh Shunts will keep the house open, the steel company. These were the ished. He married Miss Sanderson to take 4 little of the cream off the The Misses Snonts are to be abroad beginning of It all. immediately, and died within a year. social sesjon. Chairman Shouts him- - during the early pirt of the winter, self, will obliged return" "As I told my wife, the other morn- las. Street rame Into n fortune, de- be by the duties of but will before the seasoa ing, while eating breakfast, Ellis serted his first wife, and eloped with nis res:om-l.d- olilee, und by the pro ends. Corey's conduct reminds nie of the his stenographer. Disgraced and Ephraim Bear: dolly, dis am de limit, dls ole Zoologist Budget hab words of Joseplius, which are: 'And ruined, he disappeared, and not long ;one and printed a story with mah picture In If." about this time I put away roy. wife ago asked for a Job as motorman on Mrs. Sphuim Bear: Am it de truf.? who had borne me three children be- the street railway of which he wub Ephraim Bear: No, indeedy, it am jes a bear-face- d lie. cause I did not like her manners.' formerly president. "When Ellis was made president of The madness of money extends the steel corporation, I sat down and even to the second generation. tot. wrote him a letter, telling him of the Harry K. Thaw's recent marriage to THE REJUVENATION OF wonderful opportunity he had now to Evelyn Nesliit, artist's model, dancer revolutionize the steel business and and vaudeville singer. Is an example. to conduct it on Christian principles, The money mado out of the mills at THE TRUSTY HICKORY tie wrote back, telling me to mind Pittsliutp- Is piivlng for costly gowns', my 'business and he would mind his. automobiles, fine establishments mid Since then I let him alone well, until for the gayest gayety of reckless life. B. COKEY, the other day, when I wrote him J. again, reminding of 1'iiclo of the Steel Magnate. him that letter. NEW CR0W PRIME I have not heard from him yet. views upon the scandal in the family. "Ellis had an opportunity to make Being a man who attributes his great the name 'Corey' go down in history, Here's the little boy. 2 years and 4 vitality at 74 to abstinence from but he lost all that opportunity. And months old, who has just become the liquor and tobacco, J. B. Corey Is why? it was all on account of ' a rmvn urine rf Mnrwflv because his somewhat of a moralist. He claims woman. ' pa and ma have been made king and in nephew's I say queen. Down in Denmark ills name that the social crisis his "And want to hero that the - life Is the result of environment. way those upper circles of the steel was Alexander: but pa and ma wish- "What a man sows he shalf also people Is conducted invites Just such reap," quoth Mr. Corey. "Andy Car- things as Ellis did. It Is an awful negie, Schwab and others had been commentary on the morality of our Washington, D. C. Dec. 10. Miss She belongs to a young set who tak sowing the sed there for a long time. great men. There are four other Catherine Elklns, daughter of Senator ''J"?1 of t,h'lr at the country So had Ellis Corey heeen following women In Braddock steel circles that. Stephen B. Elklns, of West irginia, their policy, and he reaped what had If reports are true, are In the sime autolng. She is a clever horsewoma. mm been sown. 'How?' you ask me. Why, boat as Mrs. Ellis Corey." made her b.;w to society last winter, am' nopular In the young set. DROP WIVES 5k BAT MASTERSON, NEW 'WHEN RICH BODYGUARD OF PRESIDENT J4m v. z' v s METEORIC MILLIONAIRES ARE INCLINED TO SEEK YOUNGER AND GAYER COMPANIONS WHEN SUDDEN FORTUNE COMES.

v. :. New York, Dec. 11. The ca-i- of first wife, married CIii'Iskh Auuew, Wm." Corey, president of the a young woman of opera "About trie only business ahead r the rule makers is to fllve the bat a Ellis the comic rj in game John- Vnited States Steel Corporation, is stau. chance to play its part the next season." Statement by Jan .? v." . son. only another instance of the tendency FRANK A. MACOWA.W Trenton, of wealth to incline new millionaires J.. became intutua r with the wilu to forget home ties and form new of an employe; both secured di- matrimonial alliances. vorces and were married. WEE HINT. Divorcing the wife of early youth, M. "King UNCLE JOE'S . HENRY FI.At.i.EH. of ' when life was a struggle, to take up Florida," when his first wife be- ( fsMcyw with some younger and more gay but- came insane, divorced lier and then terfly, has grown to be almost a com- lie married Alary Lily Kenan, of COULDN'T SEE HOW NEW CONGRESSMEN WOULD GET ACQUAINT- mon practice among the rich men ED WITH THE BOYS. North Carolina. who have eotne out of the middle ANTONIO TERRY sought for four west. years to get rid of wife, and when Washington. D. C, Dec, Mar-i- to hard work. I'd like something to The men of wealth invariably have she died married Sibyl Sanderson. B. Madden ot Chicago comes to do. Can't you put ni to work?" done one "gracious" thing for the dis- JAS. STREET, steamship company congress us of the city To which I'ncle Joe replied, looking carded wives. Tiiey have permitted president, deserted his wife for a graduate Norwegians, council of that city. For years he Madden over: the women to institute the suits for Edna Miller, a stenographer, and ing to please the have legislative body, "Do you play poker?" divorce, gladly furnishing the incrim- was driven to obscurhv. renamed him Olnf, after the ancient ts leader of that country. ami not a franchise could be secured "Nope." inating evidence on themselves and AI AN A. WOOD, aged widower of kings of that The first liluf given his con- "Do you drink balls?" have generally made settlements of Pittsburg, secretly married doldie of Norway, who lived from !rt to or a permit without hlh great sent. He knows something about leg- "Nope. Never drink anything." money to provide for the wrecked Mohr, un actress. 1,000, was a warrior und 'he methods, appreciates the "Then how the devil do you expect lives of the women who have. not HENRY W. OLIVER, of Pittsburg: second was ma le a saint became lie islative and Introduce,! Christianity. importance of good eoinmltt' e to find out what committee you be- kept up with the fast pace. after his death Mrs. Margaret Kin- -' So when he arrived in Wash- long on? How d you expect to gel Many Divorced Wives. sley demanded money of his esii. ington a couple ot weeks before co,i-Kre- acijualnrd with the boys?" Tlie most prominent of the men of to support a child. in Mad Chase. convened he went to cull on And Madden is nill wondering. millions whose domestic: aft'fiirs have HARRY THAW of Pittsburg, rccet.t.y M.ll .113 rush in in id chase after ipiiaker Cannon caused endiess scandal and gossip married Evelyn Nesbit, a tmiii'i heal'h, from one extreme of fl.tisin p. r cent oft for caMi all week mav he I'sted as fol'ows: actress and dancer. to another when, if they wmil 1 only ' I am a pla'U. ordinary business lot.g oppor- II. LEEDS, Reid. good food anj keep bowels Mr. Mad leu explained, with Don't m'ss this go'deu WM. the "Tinplate Kins." Leeds and eat iheir man," U Perhaps of regular with Dr. King's New Life shrewdness. "I know noth-l:i- ri tunity to buv furniture. Induced wife sue for divorce, and the most prominent vVDwj,terJ,orv eoncealed .D. EMMONS. Mrs. Stewart cases are rail- Pills, would all pass about your big legislative affairs. J then married Nonnie lluve those of the two their troaidei attending to my stone businee Worthington of Clve,and. road magnates who came out of Rich- away. Prompt relief and quick cure But In tin-pla- Regulator and Sheriff, who has besn O. te mond, for liver and stomach trouble; 25c at Bat Masterson, the Famous Western I ha,ve in tho habit of going Subscribe for The Citizen and jet DANIEL RFIK. railroad and Ind.. and had such meteoric Body been of B. any guaranteed. appointed to ths Secret Service to be Roosevelt's Guard. directly at ihiugs and getting down Ve news. millionaire, after the death careers, Win. Leeds and Daniel O. drug store; PAGE TWELVE. AIJiUQU KKQUE EVENING CITIZEN SATURDAY. DECEMEER 23. 19C5.

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4 r '4 IN FILL SWING , WMMMf if" 'V.-- - osrx. Nothing : Mi..wrf9WfrvtSfH;,fi F like the events which are in Ml? is progress here to-d- ay have ever been known n jthis city, and just prior to Of i i h ::u t4 ih" st l - f iK-- it i. t'. must find us'housed in'our New Year's when every one has lots h- - 7ri i? of shopping to do. If type could be new store 308--3 1 0 West Ilia ft. flK Mot l'w made to tell a . Merchandise Story inriftfjiLDmc n -- furniture .1 TDT1 ancikwcto&k HllL BEf OCfCUPlED D I A Lb AbLKcAR PETS 0 RA PERIES - n ic Railroad Avenue. We are fTTTZT gafT- wwaw , mm.miimmivmmimm,m w. ' f ir A Real Bargain compelled to reduce our Story

stock in order to have as strongly as this one deserves to easy and safe transfer be told, this store would not be large enough to admit the enthusiastic from our present quarters throngs that would come. As it is, to the new store there is sure to be remarkably swift selling, so be on hand early. fc

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KmOmiSTttAS FOP. DICK AND AE THE LEAVEN OF LIFE SENATOR BEVERIDGE TELLS THE I This la the Jy ssslened by tradition to the humble birth of a lowly child who became i',..? founder of a religious system, adherence to which for centuries succeeding was a reproach In the courts of power and the palaces of the rich. The humble blnh was attended by Incidents unusual JOY OF A "CHRISTMAS PAST." and miraculous. A star moving throuch the skv staved Its course and paused over the 'spot where the Infant lay. while wise men, guided by the celestial courier, brought gifts to the fen of the lowly bubo. Meanwhile the shepherds of the Judoan hills heard a host of angels proclnlm the new birth evangel peace good will among By Albert J. Beverioge. Donald's office in Indianapolis, and and announce from the heavens the of and men. , J there were times when I slept on the United States Senator from Indiana. It. to and the most Ignorant, ot - desk and ate one meal a day, because was a revelation, alike Hear the wisest A Christmas which was also a hon- j humanity which, if atid developed, ' I to. world has to the passions Implanted wilhin nurtured a of triumphal re- - had lint the ceased eynioon and sort show forbid- will lirt It to divinity. ine only the cold and bloo.l-Blalne- , good d turn to the borne of my youth s'ands ding aspect. I had begun to have a "Peace and will good will and peace." Tho carta In my mind by its j practice. smiled with joy at the prophecy, and the singing of the clave mil the out made notable help- , clank of his chains. The wise and favored ones brought gifts to the happiness. At the time I was married I hud to Wealth It a less, unfriended and despised babe. Power stooped weakness. We had been married in November; i achieved the distinction seemed of poverty. tremendous one for me of being In a laid Its treasures at the door but I being a very busy young lawyer of Is of civilization. The learning, case In President. Har- The spirit that morn the leaven the which former philanthropy, material progress or the world have steadily 7" had taken no bridal trip. One day, rison was opitosing counsel. I felt, the moral and the followed the light of star to the westward, mull they have almost cir- immm while court was adjourned, in Decern- - ay now, that I had made good. that by IHoltvan Dor or And now, wlili prosperity nnd a cled the earth. ber, we journeyed to the home my came to s.rve, nnd not to pamper Himself. He career as I confidently nolleved For here was One who Monday Is day assigned by itlmi to I ho humble birth of (he lowly wife, Grcenoastlo. which was also1 tf v horn blessing was the strange name of an unknown the trid looming before nie with my boy- came to bless those to 1 Uni- 1 we may. if we will, practice The feverish pageant of pompons pride glitters anil throngs and streams. where had attended De Pauw n hood won wedded, I experience. He came to teach that In this life sweetheart and pure Joys which we at- There's quiver of life In the dazzling light that Is sheeted by polished panes versity. returned to those early scenes and to all the generous deeds and Impulses and kno the In gorgeous marts of holidays. grasps gains to heaven. the the The merchant his For hie 11 was a return to my Alnin y h the homo of my bride. tribute hold supreme admiration of Riches penury Jost ling past; ' His works which have caused Him to the and and somehow it Reems to me I hsik- - They made It a festive occasion, u polish Mater a return to which had mankind, the worship of millions, and to stir the emulation of good and true That surface like gloss on glass la this gayety town folks see. and my wife's father, who was editor - 1 my In HIb gilts to poor, the lame- Somehow -- ed forward in day dreams. men and women the world over, wore the the because am conn try bred the laugh sounds Insincere; of the local paper, and highly suggestion everyone The ring of the coin of worldly Is ' ' these scenes I had struggled. Here I . sick, the blind and the outcast. Here Is the divine to speech scarcely true and clear. esteemed by everybody In the town, power of happiness. I take and I pan? Hint - who' would know really the full proportions and current coin, as the others about me do had arrived with $"o and a detenu- invited In some old friends, who re- hills that shall never shine It. ; shone o'er Bethlehem's' n.rht serves the use of the subtle town for the weary twelveniontli through. ination to go through the university. membered the earlier days. It. was a The star that old-ti- old-tim- in grent dome again. Hut thoushts and e ties are touchstones to dross I had accomplished my purpose. hearty, old fashioned Christinas, full that the ' and charity may still throw o'er the entire world v When Christmas brings old I drudging and denying nj seir all but good happiness a Hut love and truth memories. know what means the loss of cheer, full of sweeter Joy. Of early faith in spoken word, of pimple life and ways the bare necessities. xhy' time to which my memory travels btlghter light, a At every loving deed and word and thought the angels sing, as then. Of trust in promise, rirm belief in candor in praise. Then had come the harder strug hick nt the Christmas season. In- and Xfc . ,.,J j breaks, pour jinj-- With every kindly Impulse still some slave chain some The town, somehow, not the same; tonight 1 see beneath gle of the young lawyer waiting for t lLL evitably. My heart sang with David woe t pain Is eased, some wall Is stilled, some relieved. The smile that curls its painted lips: I hear its grinding teeth. a practice the battle with time and to the tune of the 23d and the 91st heart's I'm off I'm off front Its jealous pride away from Its flout and sneer! hunger. I was a clerk in .los. Mc- - S KN A TO R H K V Kill I Hi K. Psalms. I'm packing mv bag with a sob and a smile, now the Christmas time Is here. Dick Is away for the Richleighs' rout, as Fashion hath set decree; T Hut I bless Old for my plain old folks. It's down, down home for me! DINNER Dick Is hearing the violins as he near the Richleighs' door. A CHRISTMAS And the meaningless chatter of vapid talk and the stir of a hall room floor.. Hut I, ih the pung by father's side, a mhoarlng the crispy snow Sing to the stroke of the iron shoe, as a 'cello sings to Its bow. . WITH THE KIND M'KINLEY And the great white moon in the mellow blue Is softer than any light That flashes along, the avenue near the Richleighs' house tonight. And the trees that stand with snow-heape- d arms along our glittering way Can shame the flunkies with powdered hair whom the Richleighs' dollars pay. By George B. Cortelyou. And the sting and the lift of the glorious air! How better than all the scents Postmaster General. Where the women flaunt and the beaux are gay and the press of the crowd The Christmas which stands out most prominently In my recollection Is dense! - And none of the tapers that chandlers sell could light this sparkling dome, is one associated with the late Presl- Set with the glories of Christmas skies to cheer us, jingling home. dent McKlnley. We were Invited to There's an old gray house on the hill down yon, with Its roof thatched deep dinner at the White House Mrs. Cor- with snow telyou and myself; tho other gueBts Dr. and Mrs. Rlxey, General H. White as the heads of the dear old folks who always me so; were have loved C. Corldn. Colonel and Mrs. Hingham, 1 And a radiance Rt reams from its open door as we jangle In at. the gate. mother, cosy glow, arms, and Mrs. Heistand, wife of Colonel K There's framed in the with outstretched In wait. Helstand. At the Richleighs' house there's a carpet spread from the threshold down to street, Mrs, McKlnley sat opposite to the the it was a Its yielding nap a sumpMious president, and just little path for Fashion's tender feet. family party. I remember there was Hut It isn't such path where the glory falls from my old home's open door, a big turkey, no doubt from Where mother stands with her brimming eyes and clasps her boy once Mc- - more: the Yose farm, and President I may away I Kiuley carved It himself. 'I Dick to the Richleighs' rout; the world for such as he! It all impressed me as a lypicany Hut I bless God for my plain old folks. It's down, down home for me! domestic scene, so much like othera i happening in the hundreds of thous- t. .., . i There a happy sigh from the night outside, a coo of the frosty wind ands of American homes, all over the Under' the edge of the window frame a tap at the swinging blind. land. if' And I In y. snuggle down the dear old bed and I know that the dreams are I can see him now &s if It were yes-terad- there, The big brown turkey loom- .' i of the log on the glowing hearth and a croon In the chimney ing up and the president's kindly, Waiting without till the house is still, for the hour when dreamfolk dare, genial face as he rose before Insert- y- - throat; ing the knife, and made a few In- A wordless song that Is sweeter far than poet ever wrote. formal remarks expressing his hap- And overhead in the sheen of night there's a tinkle as though of bells piness and gratitude that the Christ- The same that I heard In the long ago; for, somehow Fancy tells mas season had brought so much evidence of good will from his many My soul that here In the simpler things I'm nearer the Christmas heart, prosperity to the nation, and so many personal friends. Nearer the faith In the deep and true; the manger was not In the mart! Knd the Christ-lik- e part of the human waif, doomed to Its span of earth. Hungers and yearns for Its Bethlehem where the best of his soul had birth. I close my eyes and the dreams throng In my old, old boyhood dreams, ooooooooooooooooo Pure and true and alight w ith the hope that up from my boyhood Btreams. Wick la kissing a couquet's hand 'neath the tap of a coquet's fan; SENATOR FORMER'S Mr mother's pat and my mother's kiss have made me a better man! . Anit tonight, with the croem near an the whisn'rlng wind at the pane, dreaming my dreams again. 'GREY I find new faith in the best of the world and am 0 "DARK XMAS." Is Richleighs' rout, kneeling at Folly's knee. ( by Kynabl II. Krumhar.) Dick away at the Jjl I'hiii ).'i a;h A I Rut I bless God for my plain old folks. It's down, down home for me!

By Joseph Benson Foraker. United States Senator for the Slate o THE LOVE CURE FOR HUBBY Ohio. Recollections sometimes go by con- BY CYNTHIA GREY. trasts. Christmas being a season of abund- ance and good cheer, of happy greet ings and the exchange of tokens of UfcOTAlJl TO CHIEF WILKIE TELLS OF A JVV,D4d affection, 1 am reminded of the Y s,- - oc thorns.- - 'J in yitu. Christmas of 1863 of a cheerless, auxlous, Christmas of hard tack, YULETIDE DRAMA ON TRAIN beans and coffeo. The shelter was a tent, the weath- er was bitter cold, the place Chatta- nooga, tho winter headquarters of the By John E. Wilkie. oooookoooooookhelp him without his knowlodgo. I union urmy. I was a second lieuten- Chief of the United States Secret was spectator and prepared to assist ant In command of a company. Our Service. if opportunity offered. army was being reorganized pre- One of pleasantest Christmas paratory to an advance upon Atlanta. the The first thing the traveling man Chlck-amaug- We had about recovered from a, days I ever spent was put in on a did was to take the Pullman conduc- on way Omaha to tor lookout Mountain and Mis- train the from off Into a corner and fix him. That Ridge, Bragg Washington. Professional work had made it possible sionary and bad driven for the loy to have back. J. C. Johnson had taken com- kept me from my own fireside, and coffee In the sleeping car with his my was bardly mand. Grant had been transferred approving conscience crackers. He never knew it wag to Army Supplies sufficient at first to keep me from a BgainM the rules company, the of the Potomac. of the nor were scarce, and it was a period of JOSEPH H. FORAKKIt. little bitterness at having to spend did he ever guess that Coffee thusj great day In such unfeslive surround- anxiety to all who look a broad the sofveit would ordinarily be more than view of military no ings. Hut subsequent events were five cents. the situation. was deviation from the routine to largely compensatory. I remember Christmas day I don't mark the day. The rations were the Hreakfast was the next, problem, know why the Christmasea same old beans, rack A little Christmas drama was en- rest of the the Fame bard an. I i bat. took more finesse. Hut tho period I on our car, one which was full of the war are not impressed and pork, and don't remember that acted tiaveliiig man limed bis visit to the on my recollection; perhaps it was anybody gave or got a present. It of the season's spirit. The chief par- boy's. did! 'diner with the The latter because of the unusual absence of all was a dark, gruy . Christmas an ex- sporty looking trav- s ticipants were a not suspect that it by design that goes day season eling man and a !(., a that to make the and cellent background fur morn cheerj j tsith were seated a the same table..: one of Joy and of thanksgiving. There ones w hich were to follow. chap who was traveling alone, j little Nor was he surprised when the trav- - little story the good d and whose j eling man had great difficulty In se-- i traveling man had soon learn- ileeting a breakfast, and begged for! ed. The little fellow a sensitive but j uggestlun by boy. The little! THE SCHOOL- manly youngster was on way to the his j chap rolls and coffee ho had In east, an ale the the home of a relative the ordered, nnd then as a favor to the aunt, whom never seen. His Marion Hubbell is a sensible lit t Io that there Is such a thing as having he had j traveling man helped him out with father and mother had Just died and BOYS OF THE woman. She is throwing the girl at loo much of Miss Seventeen. the great mess or things he had as- eyes." says the he was left alone and practically des- r sembled around him. her husband's head, and keeptig a "Look at Jennie's titute. The traveling man learned r7 wise wife. his fellow had his "The only w ay t could get a ires-- 1 stiff upK'r lip. that little traveler in-- j SAME AGE A fellow may have felt queer little ticket and $1. That was everything etii Into bis slocking was to get I lie ituUDeiih me m im iiiii.hi. sllivt.rs arounj nja n,.art when alone side bis skin," the traveling man re- except a little hand satchel and bis Kldora, la., Dec. 23. Until a girl appeared on with the eyes, but he feels like an world. CHIEF WII.KIE. marked to me. "but I was bound "he Ivan Rubow, clothes, that he owned in the An inches tall, and Virile C. Whlnery. the scene they lived happily. There j,iot Kazing into orbs Whoever bad bim on his Jour- These were to be his supper. wouldn't get away without a bit ofi 7 3. started ( over ti feet In height, are two local are two boys, aged ami Rather while his own wife stands looking on. ney had figured $1 would be His breakfast be was to buy on the a arlstmas present, xor chap." up -- that school Isiys who form a physical con- than to run the rsk of brenking jt jS Jennie this" and "Jennie that" enough to buy his meals and meet all dining car in the morning. I saw him fooling with the boy's slip- - trast. They will be IS years of age on her family, rather than to leave herUl(j tltt rocking chairs sway with .incidental expenses. To help out That the youngster was t.o proud s'liehel. and l won't be sure he j December hth 11th, respectively, husband or apply for a divorce, Mrs. the tune and the clock licks it out in with the eating problem, he had been for charily, t tic stranger soon learn- ped a bill into the bottom among the and cure ; I and llulsiw is the older. Both have Hubliell is taking her husband's jneusuied luitefulness. furnished with a supply of s'xja crack- - ed. The problem, then, was how to clothesr but have my suspicions. into her own bands and believes that ijy iU1(j ,v Jennie talks about go-i- n been very studious. Ruliow came to time be will be healed. ing homo. Hut 'the clever little wife I his country about two years ago from - What Is she doing, this wise, level- persu:id s her to stay 'yet another of No Danger. "Did you savo all of your husband's Germany. Whinery was horn In S'tuth i Hotirke Cockran told the house is t ryhig ; Dakota. Ills parents are unusually headed little woman? She w, .,.),. Husband needs a little more representatives that it was impossible "A steam pipe in our Hat broke this old love letters to use as a club after j large people, of Huhow the love cure on him. Site has sent Jennie. to put the Hs.sessor of $10.ooii,tiui( in morning not a fool from where my ; you were married?' while those 17 her j j are of ordinary slKe. Rubow for the girl of and she dishes whou he is so sick of Jennie that jail. Mr. Cockran should understand wife sat rocking the baby." "Yes, I saved them, but I must say up ri.n-- ; for- to become an Actor, has hail a I I " ; i i ' to her husband at breakfast. h,. will neer get well, wife releuts. right here that he is wrong. A rmiii "Steam pipe? Well, she was Henry was too smart for me and I've and l ner supper. Jennie goes home. And like t lie a number of offers. Whinery su s he and then wilh lu,niMi,iMii can go to jail if .ie tunate that il wasn't water pipe" never used them." t It man to make ' will try to finish sch'-o- and then is one tiling for a wise, diplomatic, far seeing woman wishes. he put anything foolish in love to wife in- "Didn't will become a tiller of the soil. a pretty girl when his that she is, wife fluffs up her hair, Isn't Paul Morton the kind life them?" is out of sight and hearing, hut he tucks a rose in her belt, rolls up her The governor of Kansas says the surance president? He intends to al- H u bow bus been dubbed the small- "Oh, yes, they were foolish enough, ! feels like a fool w hen his wife stands sleeves, goes at it to show her hus- Standard Oil company robs that sta.e low the policy holders to work against est barber In the United Stales. He -- at his side and sics him ou. band what home can be without Jen- of 22,itHi,uno a year, and yet John the legislative bills bis company does- but the first time I threatened to read learned a little of the trade in Berlin di- fool ball plavcr. ray There is such a tiling as eating too nie. I). Rockefeller's profits for the year n't like. No. no, lie isn't going to one be said, 'Go ahead. Then I'll read Whinery is a g'l much mince pie ami never wan' ing Hurrah for Mrs. Hubbell! May she were only $,otit),iMMi. Homebody vide Andy Hamilton's salary among two or three of yours that I've been ami Is the biggest member of the high any more. Mrs. Hubbell believes keep her head and win! must be holding out. on John. them. saving for the bisi fifteen years.'" school eleven. v

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JEWISH SAUM 111 FRhON BBS I

Rrmarkable Son of Still More Re- markable Woman Whose Hutiand Was Maximillian'p Aide.

Sun rYRiirixro. Csil . Dec. r- ilecal M.irkov itch, post graduate of, I mi mi in mi VZ ti H iyal Culvers;!)- of Prague, mas- - jn mu anoMBnifflna iminiiminiMH .m ter fif over a tlozi'u languages, ami bearing a ir.e licit! has Just been released fn.'' the dtv pi loti, j w hero he was il. : d felony rliar'.-- c Hcrtiarkiibl- - Ins , that hl mollvr. :)' .1, s::s Ormclas; Which Would You Owner or Tenant 0dBz

New houses with ample lot room, good location, on easy monthly payments. Several of these homes ready for immediate sale and occupancy. sr Pen MI In the Perea Addition we have 240 lots, property fa still mote strange. TI10 pair have of the Otero lived in Hits city In direst poverty for years, until f tie son's arrest and estate, which we offer on very small monthly the mother's dully pilgrimage to jail, Installments. will) daiiu'es ). :r ! ir first 1,1 in. re- vealed ttit. story nf thdr lues. Mrs. Urinehis. a Syrian Joy,, emi- grated in Vc.vco. mifl iiiurrifi Nikolai .Markovitch t.t'i' or of hiuh r;:nk under the Maximi'dinn. When the lin lor was xeciited. Mm knvitoh was ordered to leave Mexico, and. upon EZ3 refusing, mei tile fate of his chief. He left Ins widow ?lii'i.ioo In Hold, w ith which sin- - educated the son, ' MordefJi. I a 'or Bi'e married Jesus j Ormelas. ' who. Inter, became the' tn n.i It and. a'tpr delying thel jtevt run r., ? (torivany many years. was ra .i'ie.t ami , y( to deidi. The son then took liin mother to! Now in the office to be loaned in sums to suit at 8 percent Satitn Barbara, where he practiced interest, $3,500, tnediclre. hut il! fortune' overtook them, and afier the Inl-jnc- e of the $3,000, $2,000, $1,500, $1,000, and intermediate amounts, inheritance was spent, the two came several small to San Francisco, where Markovitch turned his t:ilcn:s to eltctrical sums from $200 to $800. achieved moritoric success sind acniti descend"! to the depths. Pity for the mother, who is very trail, was largely for Marko-vitch- 's INSURANCE AMD ABSTRACTS release from custody.

GOT POSITION BV INDORSING ANOTHER MAN UUUa Judye Wolverton's Appointment to Federal Bench Dus to His Cordial Recommendation o, Colleague for GEORGE L. BROOKS, President. ' MELVILLE R. SUMMERS, Secretary. JOHN M. MOORE, Manager. Same Pocition. Raid Up Capital $15,000 BOTH TELEPHONES Ponland. Ore., Dec 23. United Established 1338 States District. Jud?e Charles E. Wol-verto- recently a:);iointed to the fed- IISB eral hench of Ott non district, by President Uooeve!t. owes his posi- tion to a of letter recommendation gestlve, should Immediately bo with-oraw- 'L that h wrnie for a friend who was from the malls and lorwaru a candidate for the office at. a time without delay to tho first assistant whtn Walvtrrton was thought n;t of Childhood postmaster general, dead letter of- HATS AND In Illusions HAIR this connection. of fice. If there Is doubt as to whether After the death of Justice C. R a card Is sufficiently obAetionable to BY CYNTHIA GREY l'.elliuser, Chief Justice Rean of the vAChrivStms Sentiment warrant its exclusion from the mails htate supreme court, became a can- It should be forwarded to tho first didate for tile vacant position, and his assistant postmaster general, division of correspondence, for decision, In ac- cordance, with paragraph 2, Section 408, postal Post- chair, a venerable doll. She is a hid- sends us. uud take critical peeps at laws and regulations. eous specimen of the beautiful doll ol masters are directed to exercise all the mouths of our prettiest hobbies possible vigilance the early 'fiO's. She sits with iier soles The bubbles we In our in the enforcement y chase break of this regulation. Qir well turned up, facing you, her arms grasp; the bauble we covet turns out hanging from her shoulders In that to be tinsel; "T. H. HITCHCOCK. the hopes we have cher- "Acting Postmaster Idiotically helpless ished are first distrusted, and then General. fashion peculiar to dolls. With bulg- perhaps with bitter tears and biting - ing scarlet cheeks, buttonhole mouth, Heartache, dismissed; so by a OLDEST MAN IN THE WEST A and 1 :::' .: tc . J1-:-! and flat, blue, staring eyes, she faces process, kindly enough, hut very sharp Time, and unwinkiugly looks him w' wo are led to discard our Illusions. Captain Goddard Diamond, Aged 109, down. To any one else she Is stupiu-it- y Then let us young, we remain while Has Played Leading in Coun- personified, but lo me she, speaks, can! Let us join in the wild frolic Part for sho came to me on my fourth and be not ashamed; let us dismiss try's History. Planned Walk Across Christmas, and she is as gifted as she dignity as l lie most ridiculous of pre- Continent When 103. is ugly. tenses, and become laughing old men Only tht; day as I other straight and women with something of the zest San Francisco, Cel., liec. l'3. Cap- ened out her old ask- - dress skirt she of Auacreon. Our gray hairs and tain Goddard Diamond. aged 1UU ed me 1 I if remembered how cried. t - wrinkles we'll argue must be optical years, is probably olde.-- cer- with my face In lap, the and Cr her over that delusions, and our birthday In the tainly the most active man of his Tiret loss of I j for-qul- 'If children were logical which, illusion and told her family register no other than a te years in the west. He was born in is.i-os- - truly, I remembered well! Rery! thank heaven, they're uot it Plymouth, Mass., iu 17!Hi, and has a We grow literal with advancing i siblo they niiKht deduce tha idea of And '1 Is Christmas, that gives us romantic history, having been con- puiental uttection irom a carerui sur- e "ecome snarp eyed Tor t his suggest Ion and blessed prlvll with many important II, ';'"flaws in all the toys nected events in a vey about this liniu of the shop win- which Fortune ege! the upbuilding of the southern and dows, or from a study of middle aKed western Btates. trol- passengers going home upon the Upon reaching his majority, God- friends unde a cunvats of the bench leys carrying their mysterious bund- dard engaged in the river trade on the mid bar of the site to secure endorse- les. ALLEGED SLUGGER ON Mississippi, where he accumulated a ments for him. lioth of his colleagues Little eyes peep through the frosty fortune and was a prominent figure on the supreme bench, Justice Moore panes and Lave glimpses of fairy -- for many years. Later, he went north and Justice Wolvirum, responded land. There are dolls, clolhod iu TRIAL IN CHICAGO again and took a leading part in the with cordial recommendations that he royal magnificence; there is a whole lie appointed. Bodleian library of picture books; Judge Wolverton's endorsement of there are bloodless warriors iu wood, his fellow Jurist wao particularly and sugar shepherds tending sugar earnest and his letter was so well sheep iu sugar pastures. '"' v '' M.,.,w,...,vv.w,v.. ..v. A 1 couched-tha- t It at one,, attracted the Here is a little wooden animal beau- ' ' - f s 1 attention of the attorney ueneral, to tifully carved by foreign fingers aud the writer rather than to thu man in some Swiss valley; then sent down written alxiut. The .president was to a famous seaport; then packed Nhowu the letter, and was so favorably with care and transported by steam The style of hair dressing follows To comb up, impressed that an inquiry was start- upon the hair dragging it over the broad Atlantic, that the style of bat. When the hat is into the same lines suggested ed, rcMiltliiR in a coiilirnution of the the morning of the 25th of December by the cuffed up at the back may hat, would bo to give a woman tne favoraMe Impression. The outcome a may be extracted from the too or a woman appearance was Wolverun's appointment to the a slocking eyes be fairly certain that the hair should of pricaing up her ears. small amid Innocent i his is especially true when federal bench. of astonishment to give purer pleas- be low thu iial combed ju. the neck. has (juilis aud wings pointing for- If he hii In en less cordial and tfe-iiv- nl ure thau .any warrior king ever If a hat tips""ovei the face, down ward less earnest in his efforts to secure or prov- and upward. irom the acquisition u goes the hui,. ini0 the nape of the To wear a the appointment of Justice Bean, his ince. neck. hat in wnich the lines own point downward and backward anj to merits mihi have leen wholly If we were analyze Joy pro- If the hat tilts up overlooked. to the in front, fashion comb the hair low gives a woman a duced in the Juvenile breast by this - immediately demands that the hair wilted appearance.. graven Image we :- be coiled high. MURDERER LITTON PUT would probably find Look well to the hair when wear- - it be singular This is because p to a mixture of faith of balance and hg the eulied-u- hat. This little at- UNDER HEAVY BOND. and incredulity. lines. A , tention to the style of the coiffure 1. I.itto-i- who kill.-- 11. H. Green If the boy iu Hawthorne's charming When a hat tips up In the Alaman back a nari.s the difference between a V,.'l at :j:n. ihne months ago, Btory really Capt jo-jo, woman looks more artistically had believed his cake to mm combed Iressed i one caie-les- was taken I:, Judjie ex- OlJvKcW! If wiiiiia and w'io is s lore Smith for be a camel, he would not have made she coils her hair low. of her personal appearance. amination the other day. Litton the faintest attempt to eat It, at least waived examination and is yet In without previous culinary prepara- eonsti uction of the I'.rsi railroad be custody of Sheriff Kendall pending tween Boston and Worcester. The tion. Yet when he first received it PHOENIX REAL ESTATE depart nn with a view the c mpletion of a IIO.OOO bond, a over the counter he experienced the Krie caua! lieu occupied his atten- nt to having a . man dct illed as city forester t() part of which, we understand, has nt-- tion, and when the war bloke out. AGEN S IN SCSftlON. pleasure of constituting himself t for public trees. been subscribed says 1.'(IaS. (iil.HilobY IN COCUT. Goddard was made chief government A a meeting i and accepted, proprietor of a real camel; then came of the Phoc x. Ariz., t 111., agent j It was p.,lnied out tl'-- Phoenix the Surra County Advocate. stage rapture, when Chicago, Dec. 23. In order to ing in death, that led to ciiiuii.a! e or ilu I'nited States and took real citate board a movement w.n will the second of his need a new city ,lnl he passed from zoological to the the case, Judge Chi t Iain has dings. Gilhooloy Is al.--o alleged to comtnaud of the detective forces. It to oiganue a "Fifty Thous- charter this win the i , ro 1.1. v ii., i i ci rum i In was largely due to his efforts and and Club.' which would j ii, m. MERCHANT TAILORING dietetic period, and having feasted his agreed to hold as many night sessions !lav'' sliJI,"l toe Curtis ha,i for its legislat ure - direction nest., eyee began to indulge his palate. Tfis , , , ,. . , ...... Mineral Mrniture cotni atiy's build- that the of southern purp. so the advertisement and up- spies in UPSTAIRS, OVER NO. 209 WEST rounded his rapture and left him n'.g. New York and other eastern building of Phoenix, making :t a c.ty GillKiolev consplracv trial. , cities was discovered and done away uf Give Your Stomach RAILROAD AVENUE, O. BAM- nothing to wish for in this world ex- s.i ii oi the proi c .liiriKs has aii.uoo inhabitants in litla. Ret. l'.er with. Nothing will CTirn Itungestion BINI, PROPRIETOR cept, alas! another camel. GMhooley Is alleged tj have been been bitiiilv f.niibt. T,n sebvtiou A committee composed of J. Ernest thai - Six years ago, in vvi' he of three proieslonal sluggir.-- . in- (.f ilii: g coiutianv h Dr. Walker, It. 11. doesn't digest the food. Itself, and But the boy whe receives on Christ- "twelve :od men aud true," to Tanner, fa, nous Green, W. W. Fickas, give My merchant tailoring stiop Is ployed to do nou tiuloi; men during try the up ti, exponent of fast A. G Austin, ). the stomach rest. You can't mas morning a wooden Bucephalus is tool: sitv das of the and h Heard, was a big i - - ing, Dr. Goddard planned a po les, that weak stomach will regain over No. ;u9 West R.iilroad ave- true to civilization aud has not the the siriko here. was an at- i.iiin's lum. and cost ib,. sta'e lis,- nan ai l "ate.! ro confer with the board of 1 upon - tour from San Francisco to New Noik. its strength and well nue, where solicit the patronage of sma'lest notion of ceusur.ng his gift. tack Chris J. Carlsirom, result i jee a!.oi,i the mailer. ' set when it is public. All - but bis ( .imp-minii- thotigit some compelled to do the full work that a the woik Riiaranteed first- He stables tho In t. - steed immediately v ;, Suit. club will do all in power ;ass, I liftr-e- ' wen.'- yey e;n r. lo; courage at its ouud stomach should do. You as Lao had years' ex one of i corner the nursery and is as i to i:v the in set- " ' " . n auil i.u- trip wa b.a city the way of wouldn't expect a sii k to get In rience In ti e hiisinejs. Suits made .1 - horse proud of it as Gaigantua was of his Postal Regulations Regarding Objec- laws and iciulniiuiis, u.diiu f. alj.,i.iliied. ting out ti ccs along thu walks in tne ell when it is to order. CloM.es cieatied, pres.-e- d aud great compelled to do a full "fair horse of wood." tionable Post Cards. lows t :': (.tin rcMd, hi e I'orti.n of the town, and day's s i t :c 1 Goddard believes in plenty work every day of the week. red. The i.e. use will not So, too. to do!! is following n -" the little girl, her Attention called to the "'.Vi atter which is muni''. tie-1- ; l.iviiu out parks wherever will In- 9 of air and exercise as a receipt one Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is a perfect di-- ' the doth. Ladies' garments Is a delicious delusion. She suspects decision from tho postmaster general obscene, lewd or -. will, to advantage. lasctv. for longevity very The city council offers ce digests - clean). d and walking skirts made she as jsistal when and lives simply, stain and the food regard- that is deceived; the is half to cards: deposited in the postoUi. e. be though to plant and care tor trees along the le.-- s of der. Give me a trial. deceived not, largo u man of considerable means. tne ion Jit ion of your stomach. and half and sho wholly "In view of the number of withdrawn from the mails, and seilt to streets If the property owners will Relit ves Indigestion, Belching. O. BAMBINI. believes and disbelieves in same Objectionable post recently de- the dead let Sour the cards ier office." Th" holiday rates will be one and purchase the trees. Stomach, and all stomach disorders. moment. posited in the malls, the attention of "I'lidei this ruling every post card one-thir- fare to all points via tho1 It was suggested at the meetlug of Sold by Scribe fnr The Citizen get my pro- - a'l druggists. and At the present time, here In postmasters U directed to that bearing a picture or language that Is Santa Fe rute. t'ail at the ticket of j real estate u.eu that negotiations be jews. borne, there Is seated in ao arm- - 573 of sug- - I vision of Section the postal obscene, indecent or Improperly flee aud g t particulars. opened with the I'nited Sates forestry Try a Citizen war, ml. ) SATURDAY, DECEMBER 23,. 1905. ALBUQUKUOUE KVKNINO CIT1'E PAGE FIFTEEN. Always Welcome Christmas Gifts

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as beans, potatoes and corn, during the summer, with good bread, home- BERLIN POLICE ARE READY TO DEADLY GUN SHOOTS made, and sometimes a simple des- THE THAT sert. At supper, which we generally have about nightfall, we have bread DRIVE RIOTERS THRO STREET and butter, with fruit, when we can get It, and milk and tea. We have EIGHT TIMES IN A BREATH: occupied nine different parsonages, OUTBREAKS OF SOCIALISTS PRE- and attached to these have generally PARED FOR, OWING TO EVENTS INSURREC- been otH large enough for a good gar- IN RUSSIA HOW den and sundry patches. On our pres- TION WOULD BE MET. ONE PULL OF THE TRIGGER AND ent lot we hope to make a light bale THE EIGHT BULLETS WENT IN- - of I usually buy one ' cot itm this year. Ilerlin. Dec. Since the out- TO JAS. CAROTHER'S BODY IN A good suit of clothes every two or break of revolutionary disturbances M st ILL 'II rn I niarrl-ae- FLASH TRACING THF. OEATH-DEALIN- jlUtMiMMIMtl Hi , three years, which save for in Russia there has hecu many ludl- - kVt funeral's strictly Sunday REVOLVER. and caiiona IhaL'the remarkable results wear, making less costly clothes an- have encouraged the socialist, parties swer for every day wear. Those best of other continental countries. The usually about, dol- Kansas City, Mo., Doc. 22. "You I'lSI'tM. THAT KILLED cAuoTii- - Av suiis cost fifteen Austrian socialists have initiated a I get t out ICItS. lars, and hem ready made to ' will kindly hand up your money." It vigorous campaign obtain manhood , r,.- v of the Ktores. My wife usually makes suffrage, to the may presumed the two high- Carothers had no chance to use his and threaten enforce be that her ow n dresses, and doi s most of demand by a general strike. VTJP.IS' gun, ball auto- I waymen said some such words to Jas. as the first from the he heinir for I he family. We keep went through his right hand, Similar signs have been observed was alone in hia u. matic no servants, but put out the washing in (lermany. of Carol hers, who knocking- his revolver to the floor. The liresiau branch and Ironing, which costs about fifty tne tlerniau Socialist party haB pro- After the murder the robbers fled. cents a week. We generally rise posed a seini-- Hgitutlo'u faced one f the most i evolutionary Carolhers The automatic revolver was picked about K, have breakfast an hour later, a of (Up 4 which block by block out mod- for radical rctbim electoral they drive dealy weapons ever invented a up near the railroad tracks and scat- the Utile girls go to school, alt'T In At Eiscnimch, in a Into the way laws 1'russia. suburbs. ern automatic revolver Maybe he tered along the right of were washing the dishes my son has boon parliamentary election, at which a Ia accomplishing this task they di- cartridges had of for know terrible nature of some which the robber away from home most the time conservative candidate was opposed vide up the city in squares. One side did not the discarded losing tuu school my wifq the thing. At any rate he grasped his apparently after a year, attending and by a socialist, the mayor was obliged .'. ' ' ot cue!) square is lelt open, always weapon, us he stumbled over a tie. 1 put things to rights In our As did so, the high- and to read the Coriuan riot act. 4-- - facing the suburbs, so that the crowd own revolver. he a rpiiel wayman holding the modern death-deal- er The police traced the revolver from room, and then set down for it is interesting to learn that the may drift in that direction. In the OF A MINISTER morning's Independent. let loose Its mechanism. the factory In Connecticut to a St. THE LIFE work. The authorities in liresiau have made case of a popular uprising. If It be- One pull of the t ringer that was Louis wholesale house and thence to complete arrangements for the sup- rehearsed as often ltd festive, occas- came necessary to use the most se- Dunn. all and within a few seconds the un- a St. Louis pawnbroker named t have now been an ii iaerant Moth pression of any popular rising. ions attract Immense crowds, as, for vere measures, the fourth side of keeper lay stone Dunn's clerk was trying to sell a man It is assumed that the insurgents Instance, at the Herman crown each square could be closed, so that fortunate saloon odist preacher almost twenty-eight- ! dead, by cijU'l copper Jack- the revolver one day when the latter would advance toward the center of princes' wedding oi June, uml on the the rebels within it would be inclosed penetrated I mar- MOST ANYTHING eted bullets. loaded it. held the clerk up, and walk- years. My salary, since was tile city, where the emperor's palace recent arrival of the King of Spain. within impenetrable lines of f1r and Every bullet save one went clean ed uway with it- The police believe ried, has averaged l1 a year, ex- snd all the government offices are The police show extraordinary skill In steel, and could be shot down or bay- through. That one filtered below the they w ill i apt ure Carothers' murderer clusive of house rent. I have only situated. The police plan has been Kiauuaity uisposing in uie crowns, onet ted to the last man. left ear, went down through the neck through the clew furnished by the once or twice left a circuit in (lel.i to and Imbedded itself in the body. weapon. any one in it, and 1 am today free .V straime shepherd dog is putting from financial embarrassment. J am up with Itaxter Shafei and Haxtt r is C. I'.: Well, I must admit ho does tual Life that keep I'at Crowe out! part of Socorro county. These In- now serving my twentieth pastoral up It. -- West Lafayette play i h a good feeling. or t open COURSE OF THE EIGHT BULLETS. putting with deal of lie presidency, j dians have been guilty of an charge, and tlit.se frequent changes It) I ami flagrant violation of law N left Out right Indicator. that side from one pastorate to another, which I.liii you must admit Iji Eollelte New York papers ure luau'ting that! white men would be severely punish- hip. have in one or two instances Involved Hard Luck. was alter all the honor he could iet. few divorces lire granted there. Pco- - ed for. There is a law on tlie'statutA moves of two hundred miles or more, .lack Spratt. could eat no fat. He remained out of the United States 'pie get 'em lefofe the) move there?! Ixioks of New Mexico against the kill- have greatly added to the expense of Ills wife- could eat no lean; senate a long as possible. ing of kinds of game at cer- No. Entered back. Out through Kid McCoy challi nted .m Cor certain the work. I have paid out three or And so the man who sold 'cm e. tain seasons of the year, and sonte-hod- y I he pre- - breast . four hundred dollars in railroad ami purse would daily clean. Tom l .iwson may or may not be hen to fight, but Corl.ett s.ivs should be held responsi hie for Their McCoy wiii dial- - ini-- ):iifs :niii in ire uih broke, lint he isn't out of breath. fers to act. rmsinlv the nf-u- of CD in nuef. enietit the law. , loss incident to breaking grown ex- leufle him to act. ?, besides the The dramatic clitic had No. right shoubb -- Entere.l up moving from one place to an loudly: "I helieve I have the short BOHEMIAN COLONY ami cited ami was talking wll'l.li "Castro pelting pacific." Isavs w under arm and into body. I poem in English BOOMER other. have kept a horso fifteen "Comic opera? Hah!" he roared. est, the language," newspaper headline. Mr. Castro'dj WILL RETURN. years, and a buggy about a dozen; "How can the stage have comic opera said the veiling jsiet. Max Klrchinan and H. L. I'll to left , better confine his attentions to the Thursday morning for t,:i.. l,;i,l one horse to die and another when ii has no actresses? What have "I'm soi rv honest Iv. I'm sorrv, my ' Chicago, says t- Entered right side. Out 'Atlantic. - to go blind, and the buggy 1 now have we but a crowd of mummers and gig-gler- hoy." the Socorro Chieftain. Mr. Ktrchman one-- Jan- back. I is aliiioM like the wonderful j Where ttte our actresses? "Sorrv? Why?" The Chicago chief of police says exepcted to return not later than horse chaise, just before that classic Where are they? 1 ask?" "All the other poets will seo there's there is a patrolman in that city ho uary 1st, to take up h,s residence in ) My sight is us,- 1 . mi s doing Socorio and begin activv operation ear- vehicle went to pieces. "You can search ine," replied Hie no devoting their to has never made an airest In lit years. No. 5 head below left - Entered sufficient to enable Uie to drive over manager with whom l.e was talkinii. uie Kim.- tbiti ami will write long You'll naturally on his Itohemiau project The " 'Surprising isn't it? Through into lsidy. "1 mi ones nature and ecoie of this project has J--ft- pia'ti and familiar roads, dou't know Where they aie. think Chiiago had a score of police- i- j it - I already been pretty well In - We find necessary to be ecoiiom- must remember that am in the the- men with a record like that. set forth - ical. Our living is simple, in the atrical business I'm no ste.-- Musi "And vou a iv one of the im-- run-nin- g the i olunins of the Chieftain, hut 6S No -- d of head. Eiitert right side .shouting INDIANS ARE soon a- - Mr. Kin tinian a state-n- o morning we have biscuit and butter millionaire." .iroiiiid that the club ' ISLETA returns ( tut left side. and boron gravy, and a little ham women can'l cook. Every woman in SEEN IN MOUNTAINS. lit of the details of the enterprise now and then, and chicken in the MiKs Cillshillgtllll' Oil. I jll.-- l dote inir c'uli c.iii cook." i W. E. Manning of Ikilil writes the will lie made, such as this paper is 's t a i: liori.e, No top of head. Out summer, and fresh pork wluu our on Mr llingbini'er's playing. He gets 'That's a remarkable club. What Socorro Cllieil.mi hit on December not to make now. If rati I neighbors furnish it in winter V- -I so much xpression from a piano. ' lie name of it ''" '.i U tlie Indians tioui wi re on i lily he l' pe tie. I at present, that tht t broil ii jaw. also have coffee for my wife and tii-- i Clarence t'hel liui:tou : Ilingliiti." r? "The Eottnighily Cooking CiuU." their way home with their wavoiis ititerprise may be expected to rtsiilt seif .and "kettle tea" for the children, Ile x ibe blind pianist. Isn't he?" lieavdv loaded witli deer and antelope in nun h good to Socorro and to il 'I.,- No. S Through tiulit hand. j At dinner, we have vegetables, niioh. Miss ;.: Yes. Ativwav if John I). gobbles t he Mu-- 1 which tiny lud k.lhd in w stern countv a1 large. PAGE SIXTEEN. ALJiUQUEKOUK EVENING CITIZEN SATURDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1905.

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Recitation Margarette Flournoy A: II. NILEF ACCUSED TO Song, MIbs Paldridae's clans...... FIREMAN'S BURNS WHERE Recitation l inn MrCnllinn RAPE Duet Misses Stone and Hopping; MAY DDOVF FATAI OF CRIMINAL WORSHIP Recitation Alma PI II rlWlL. IflllL Song, "Shepherd of Bethlehem" . By Silver a large class or boys and gin Lutheran Churc Corner of Recitation Arlnio Washburn Young Children Vic- avenue and Sixth street. Sunday If I. Rplipvprf That Clflfk Will Christinas Two the length , Ideas Address of Just five minutes' school at 9:30 a. m. Communion the Pastor AND service In Oirnian at 11 a. m. Christ- n. Crw TnrrShlo CM. tims of Clearly a Degener- Quartet, by Mrs. Healds class ... i UIC IIUIII lUMUiv jvu'U mas exercises at 7 p. m. All cordially Offering ate Arrested in Room. invited. (1. Wennlnfr, pastor. Closing Hymn ing He Received. A cordial invitation Is given to all. Christian Church Meets in the building.. Sunday IS YLARS OLD Commercial club ENGINEER DISFIGURED FOR L'FE MEXICAN DRAWN WORK. XMAS HANDKERCHIEF SILK PETTICOATS. PRISONER 65 worship tomor- ttUBBELL REVEALS pat- school and morning Turnover Collars, In dainty SPECIAL, For an Xmas present A woman row. Sermon on "An Alyals of tho WHERtABOUTS terns, at 2fic and 35c each. can never have too many silk pet- Unspeakable Gift." In the evening OF $30,000 Six fine linen Handkerchiefs, line, In bib room Dr. A. E. Bessette, surgeon for the XMAS FURS. handsomely ticoats. See our handsome A. U. Niles wan arrested at 7:30 the Sunday school Chrlstmas embroidered and hem- ranging In price $7.50 to Santa Ke Railroad company at San A present suited to the season, stitched, from b22 South Broadway lat evening xerclses will be held. EMBEZZLEMENT PRO- arranged in pretty box, $25. at CASE Marclal, arrived in Albuquerque this specially priced at 25 per cent lesn at 11.25 per box. on the serious charge of rapt;. Me GRESSES SLOWLY MAY GO TO than regular selling price. BABY'S XMA8. J. M. EVENING. morning from I. as Vegas, where he was to city prison by Highland Methodist Church JURY THIS XMAS KID GLOVES. XMAS OPERA BAGS. Pretty Cashmere and Knit removed the Sollie, pastor. Preaching at 11 a. m. accompanied A. D. Clark, the fireman . A big as- A Saeques, Sweaters, Booties, Dong Officer Wagner, who responded to tho p. m. Sunday 9:4o versus F. in the service of the Santa Fe, who Xmas Special. Entire very beautiful collection of and 7:30 school at The case of the territory sortment Kid and Short Kimonos, Mittens, Caps. residence, and locked league 3 p. m. A. charged the. was so terribly scalded and Injured of Voltaire Gloves; Dresden silk and delicately colored call from that a. m. Junior at Senior Hubbell, with embez regular price. $1.25 per Slippers and handsome Baby league 6:30 p. ni. Prayer nieet- - zlement of money held by him as as the result of hot steam escaping pair; Xmas Satin Opera Bags. They make a Felt "P. at be- price, only 95c per pair. very Buggy Robes. ng Wednesday evening. Strangers treasurer of county, proceeded to- - Into the cab of a light locomotive select present, at II to $3.50 The alleged victims of Mies are the to .Mar- made welcome. day, but proceeded slowly, on account ing tjken from Soocrro San XMAS SUGGESTIONS FOR MEN each. HANDSOME SILK SHAWLS. Cecelia Davidson and Pearl David- of the nature of the questions arising clal for repair? by Fireman Clark and AND BOYS. In black and white, at $1.35 to H MEXICAN DRAWN WORK. $8 son. former is but yearn of . upon of- Engineer Howtnan, both of Socorro. Fancy Hosiery, Handkerchiefs, each. The Immaculate Conception Church the objections to testimony Doylies, age Pearl is only 10 years old. will begin at as by ter- Particulars of this odd and serious Neckwear. Suspenders, Gloves and In assorted sizes, 25c, Knit Wool Shawls, assorted col and The midnight mass fered. The ense made the COc gray-haire- , In 35c and each. prices. NUes, who is a d man of 11:50. High mass, Rev. Father Capl-lupl- ritory was brief, the prosecution were exclusively chronicled Suit Caes. ors and 65 years, has been rooming at the celebrant: Rev. Father Bell, dea showing the appointment and qualifi- yesterday's Evening Citizen. 11 Ar-mlj- o, Besxi-tt- of Davidson home at u22 Soul Broad- con: Rev. A. xi. Maniiaian, sun-uea- - cation of the present incumbent, Dr. nays that the burns way. Last evening the mother of the on. The sermon will be preached by by the governor on August SI, the fireman are so serious thai httie Hub-bel- hope "nis recovery is little girls was attracted to their Rev. Father Bell. On Christmas and the demand of Armljo upou l' for entertained. -- room by a scream from Pearl. The morning, masses every half hour, for the office and all that per- Clark's wife i with him at the hos- Ready Secfiioni Investigation followed showed, pital. Wear which 7 a. m. till 9:30. The last mass tained to the office; the refusal itf rrohi not anticipated the mother claims, that the oldest of will lie a high mass and will be fol- Hubbell to turn over; also the fact Although it is that GREAT CHRISTMAS REDUCTIONS Hub-lu'- Bowman her daughters had been criminally lowed by benediction. that tne money In the hands of ll the Injuries of Engineer arej assaulted by Niles while the man had at the time was :W,oo0. The necessarily fatal, he will be disfig- Our entire stock of Women's and Children's Coats and Tailor-mad- e attempted lntimi-- with tho younger First Presbyterian Church Elks crops examination of the prosecution ured for life, it Is believed, as the hot child. The man's couch bore evi- opera house. Hugh A. Cooper, pastor. developed the fact thut the defendant, steam so scorched the man's face Suits to be sold before Christmas dences, it is alleged, of the deplorable Services at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. on his refusal to turn over, so spi-fte- d that all fbe skin peeled oft. Engineer crime, while the confession ot the Morning tberoe,"Wonderg at the Birth In writing, and set forth bis claim Bowman Is at his home in Socorro. men - well At 15 Price children confirmed all suspicions. of Christ." Evening theme. "No Room to the office. He claimed that he was The unfortunate are Per Cent Less' Than Actual The children and their parents ap- in the Inn." Special music as follows:! and Is the proper incumbent of the known along the Santa Fe divisions AN IDKAL OPORTUNITY peared In police court this morning. Morning office by virtue of election, and stated In this vicinity. Both were very pop They were represented by Attorney Hymn "Joy to the World. thta he would not turn over until or- ular with their comrades and they Felix Lester. Niles engaged the ser Anthem. "The Hush of Night Hath dered to do so by a court of compe- will receive the sympathy of the en Beautiful lines of Xmsi Dress and Waist Silks, very latest shades; vices of Attorney Marron, at least Fallen." Choir tent jurisdiction. tire railroad fraternity In their ter Bond Taffeta Silk wear guaranteed, at 85 CENTft PER YARD. Mr. Marron decided to act for Hymn,' Hark, the Herald Angels Sing" Upon the close of the territory's rible affliction. the time being, ami will continue Solo Mrs. F. B. Schwentker case, the defense moved the court o to do so if the prisoner is successful Hymn, "It Came Upon a Midnight Instruct the Jury to And the defendant DANCEI DANCE! DANCE! AT in raising enough legal fees from bis Clear. " not guilty. The court overruled this" COLOMBO HALL TONIGHT. COME friends, who ' are reported as being Evening motion, and the defense proceeds 1 to AND ENJOY YOURSELF. GENTLE The Golden Dry Goods Co. very Influential tesldents of this city put in Its evidence. Rule Hymn. MEN, 50c. LADIES, FREE. THE BIG STORE WITH LITTLE The case was adjourned until 3 o'clock Anthem, "The King of Uive, My They showed fhat the defendant o PRICES this afternoon ia order to ascertain Shepherd Is." had been duly elected to the office Itching, torturing skin eruptions, what the result of canvass for money Hymn. In November, 19U4, that he had not disfigure, annoy and drive one wild. among these friends will be. Niles Male Quartet. resigned, and that he had not been Doan's Ointment brings quick relief has no1 money, he claims, has con dispossessed of the office by order but Hymn. the and lasting cures. Fifty cents at any O siderable property In Iowa. A cordial welcome to strangers. of any court; that two cases wers drug store. OOO The crime of rape upon a child 10 now pending before this court and tfle o years of age or under is a serious Baptist Church Sunday school at supremo court of the territory. In THE LARGEST LINE OF CHRIST as second degree murder, being pun 9:45; general services at 11 a. m. and which the defendant sought to re- MAS GOODS IN THE CITY, AT ishablo by life imprisonment. The 7:30 p. m. Young peoples' meeting at strain Armljo from Interfering with HAWLEVS ON THE CORNER. Cajsa penalty for attempted assault upon a 6:45 p. m. There will be special his possession of the office and from Yon , md child under the age of 10 years is Christmas music, as follows: taking forcible possession of the Tilany ills come from Impure blood. from one to ten years' imprisonment Organ, "Hosanna"' books, papers and belongings of the Can t have pure blood ith faulty AT OUR STORE S Chorus, "Magna" F. Dubois office. The defense also showed that lazy liver and sluggish bow- BIG HOLIDAY BUSINESS Anthem, "Arise, Shine, for Thy the defendant in the course he lu ' els. Burdock's Blood Bitters strength Diamonds, Solid Gold Rings, Watches, Sterling Silver, Solid Gold Light Is Come" Dudley Buck pursued, had acted upon the ndvlce ens stomach, bowels and liver, and DELAYS EASTERN TRAINS French Horn Solo Sullivan of his attorneys, McMu.en, Dobsou purifies the blood. Lace Pins, 8 Day Clocks, Souvenir Spoons, 8olid Gold 8carf pins. Prof. George Patterson, and Childers. Upon this conten o Gilt Blocks, Fine Cut Glass, Fine Fancy China, Ladies' Solid Gold NECESSARY TO SPLIT TRAINS Offertory on Christmas Hymns.... tion of the district attorney was that DANCE! DANCE! DANCE! AT Chains. Solid Gold Buttons and Studs, Gents' Chains. Alarm Clocks, . ; , Gullmont the defendant, having acted under INTO TWO SECTIONS WEST COLOMBO HALL TONIGHT. COME and other articles too numerous to mention. ERN TRAINS STILL LATE. Organ and violins. mistake of law and not oi fact, could AND ENJOY YOURSELF. GENTLE not Justify his act under advice of Trio, Mrs. Cams and Misses Peace MEN, 50c. LADIES, FREE. ' SEE OUR THREE Although the snow is playing havoc and Johnson Lyner counsel. 8HOW WINDOWS. J with railroad, traffic west and south Anthem, "Brightest and Best of the They also showed the disposition of Albuquerque, trains from the ,east Sons" Dudley Buck he had made of the money In his pos We last evening were hindered more by Organ Finale, Grand Chorus session belonging to the county. That Offer to supply you with anything In the heavy holiday business than by Gullmont of it he had paid interest on bonds Grand Concert our line, at prices that ara fair and unruly elements. No. 1, wnieh reach B. A. Havens, violinist held by the banking firm of Harris square, and we are nov making 5. VANN & SON ed this city about an hour and a half R, F. Gideon, organist. & Co., of New York, some of It still late last night, was relieved- ot a nuin Evening' Services. remained in the Bank of Commerce THE EVENT OF THE SEASON. special Prices . oo o ber of coaches at Newton, Kan. Mr. B. A. Havens will sing "The the county depository, where it was to No. deposited to credit of F. A. Hub In aid of the On the Follow ing which were transferred Prophet King," and play a violin solo. the Q Practically all of number seven's mail bell, treasurer and collec $12 Refrigerators .t9 Auto phone, 316. Bell phone, 115. Residence Anto phone, No. m and express cars were made up Into St. John's Episcopal Church Cor tor of Bernalillo county. The case AssociatedSCharities $8.75 Blue Flame Oil Stoves.... .75 a separate section In order to relieve ner of Fourth street and Silver ave will probably go to the Jury this evetf-Ing- . 18 China Tea 8ets t A- - BORDERS, runmrml Director mnd Embmlmmr q the cumbersome weight of the pas nue. Services tomorrow as follows: 40o China 8alad Bowls 25c 0 senger The first section of No, Holy communion, 7:30 a, m. Sunday Decorated Havlland China, st 20 Black or Wblte Hearse. $5.00 Commercial Club Building, train. the. ' ' ' " f 10- - There Is of per ; " '. - . . school a. m. Morning prayer considerable talk cent discount. , CITT UNDERTAKER. 7 did not rpaeh Albuquerque until at advisability ELKS' THEATRE q 5 nearly 3 oclock this morning, the sec and sermon at 11 a. m. Offertory of changing the name of 75o Glass Berry Sets 25c solo ly Mr. Curtln. Evening prayer, Railroad avenue. It Is inappropriate 35o Glass Water Pitchers .20c ond section arriving several hours unworthy growing Thursday Evening later. The train for El Paso did not (choral) and Bermon at 7:30 p. m. and of a city like OQ'fh $1.75 Decorsted Lamps. ...$1.25 leave until after daylight this morn Xmas Service Monday. Albuquerque, say the advocates for $4.50 Decorated Lamps $3.23 t change. Montezuma, Arizona, Albu- $1 65c Midnight Holy Com- Steam Cereal Cookers s. ing, and was railroad men style celebration of querque, Roderick Stover, Pres. Bert Moe, A. D. Coleman, Sec.T. a "junk" run. The California limit munion New Mexico, Rio Grande, ar 50c Steam Egg Poachers 40o among the names proposed. . $12.50 Buggy Harness $10JJ0 ed came into day but slightly behind Morning prayer, Holy Communion Miss T H E sermon 10:30 m Ida Ashurt Bremen, of New schedule time, but the other trains and at a. A Christmas present of Stern, lork, pianist; Campfleld The following music will be render- Miss Ada which are obliged to carry loads of SchloBS & Co's. Wines and Liquors vocalist; Mrs. Maynnrd ac- Albuquerque gifts ed on Christmas day: Gunsul, Southwestern Electric and Construction Co. Christmas tourists, and yuletlde makes life seem brighter.. companist; , Mr. R. vlo- - Proc: "Sing, O Sing, This Blessed W. Hadden, tetters, are many hours behind rime, o tlnlstJ'Mr. Joseph A. Blondin, cellist, Hardware All trains from the south and west re- Morn" 57 STOVES UP BY A SET FIRST ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS port delays as a result of the heavy Venite S. P. Warren CLASS TINNER. J. L. BELL & CO. SEE THE DAILY PAPERS FOR Company snowfall. So deep Is "the beautiful To Deum Klein PROGRAM. Electrical Supplies. Repair Work a Specialty. in the vicinity of Flagstaff that pas Jubilate Williams ' Buy your Table Wines for the Holi- FOURTH ST. AND RAILROAD AVE. sengers state that only a high, steady Communion service Adlaru In F days from Stern, Schloss & Co. Tickets on sale at Matson's book Klxtore.8 and Wiring. Telegraph, Telephone and Fire Alarm Sys- o- - ) -- wind Is needed to right of Offertory solo, "Nazareth" store, Learnard St Llndemtnn's music Elec- drift the Yon are going old tems; Laboratory Tests and Experiments; Transmission and way so badly as to tie up traffic en e Ch. Gounod to visit the home store and O RIelly's drug store THK tric Traction Lines; Electric Pumping Plants Installed. tlrely. Mrs. A. G. Harrison,, with violin ob- - during the holidays. Cheap rates ta llgato by Mr. R. W. Hadden. all points, via fhe Santa Fe route. Admission 50c, 75c and $1 Cleaner Recessional, "Hark, the Herald An- General housecleanlng and Us FAMILY REUNION gels Sing" 51 Phone Your Electrical Troubles to Job work promptly done. , A. O. HARRISON, Rector. IN ALBUQUERQUE Jan" OOCOCXXOCKXXOCCOC)COCOOCO Bell phone. Red 271. OPEN EVENINGS WRITE Automatic phone, 260. Methodist Episcopal ChurchJohn DOWN YOUR GOOD RESO Telephone: 216 D. D., pastor. Sunday 411 RAILROAD AVE. South Second St. SONS, DAUGHTERS AND GRAND- C. Rollins, LUTIONS. WE8T I 465. N. MEX. m. Morning wor- Automatic, ALBUQUERQUE, CHILDREN GATHER AT MAJOR school at 9:43 a. for the New Year, and amoneK ship 11 a. m. pastor will t.m HEYDT'S BOARD INTERVIEW at The let it he that you will regale yourself ABOUT preach on "The Meaning of Christ with nothing but a WHita Lily cigar "SCOTTY." will sing "Fes- mas." The choir the "ii. iir.rr yon wien a smoke that will Major H. A. Heydt of this city, tival Te Deum," in E flat, by Buck, tickle is)th your nalate ami vour una. THE CELEBRATED is enjoying an old-tim- e Christmas. and oilier special music will be ren- irilu, as none other will but a White TO ONE AND ALL .Mrs. dered. Epworth league at 6:.HI p. m. L,iy cigar With himself and Heydt, the at a moderate price. There . , Evening O.-F- tamily numbers twenty-five- and the worship at 7:30. The even isn i a cigar made that can equal a O. numbering Is not yet finished. There ing services will be one of song and line uiy at nve cents. are three mns and tEree daughters, praise. The following Is the program Merry in part: Christmas all married. During the present King" A. J. RICHARDS Christmas three sons and their fami- "Uiitbday of a Neidlinger WHISKEY A lies one daughter family Mrs. Arter. 1l3'2 WEST RAILROAD AVENUE l S. M. BRIOOm CO.. and and her "T" and Gold Props. AWarado Pharmacy. Bota will gather with the old folks around "O, Holy Night" Adams OCOCOCJCOOCXDCOCOCOCOOCCOO First St. Ats. Phoaos. Anthem by the family hearth. They are T. R. the choir. Bottled In Bond. Overton and family, of ihis city; E. Violin solo ....Mr. Haven D. "A Dream of Paradise" ;. Heydt and family, of Spokane, OOO0OOOOOOO CsK) O- Wash.; R. R. Heydt. of Barstow. Cal.; Mr. Iletherington t00O000OO0O W. S. Heydt and family, of Las Vegas. "There Were Shepherds" Simpler The Geo. T.StaggCo. The other two daughters, Mrs. Geo. Anthem by the choir. Hubbell. of Cuervo, and Mrs. J. I,. There will be a brief address by the Distillers. Go. Gttnn, of Wagon Mound, with their pastor. The public is cordially in FRANKFORT. KT. The IMrian Furniture i vited to all services. The church Is GRAND husbands and children are detained 205 GOLD at home by sickness in their fami- situated at the corner of Lead ave- AVENUE. lies. The Citizen wishes the reunit- nue and Third street. merry MELINI & EAKIN ed family a Christmas, more Special expansion ami great happiness. Congregational Church Solo Christmas services will be CLOSING Agents. From R. R. Heydt. who resides at rendered OUT Congregational tomor-mo- r N. M. Barstow, The Citizen at the burch Albuquerqut, learned that at 11 o'clock, with following Automatic Pbons, the mule of Walter Scott did not the 19. program : Idea! Xmas Gifts reach that, place last .Monday night, Duet, pia-n- organ, having its saddle perforated with and "Final Alia SALE a with blood. Siliuiuuu" A. Ouilmant bullet and stained The Mrs. Miss For Ladles, Gentleman and Children mule was shipped to I.os Angeles by Washburn and Chestnut. Holy Temple Choir GENTLEMEN. LADIES, CHILDREN. "ScottyV brother, who lives in Bars- Doxology tow, and when Mr. Heydt left for A- Our trade for November hail to far exceeded our expectations, Steins Cut Glass Doll Carriages lbuquerque three searching parties Invocation and Gloria 0. W. Strong's Sons Morris Chairs Art China s were Responsive Reading Morris Rockers Fine Lamps Express Wagons in the field looking for Scott Te Deum, from Ell that we have found it necessary to duplicate our heavy purchases. Mo- ....Dudley Buck STRONG BLOCK. Trunks Silverware Red Chairs one from Angeles, one from Quartet. have Is from Daggett. Bags Ladies' Desks Red Tables and one Scripture Lesson Commencing December 1, our store will be open Mr. Heydt says that the people of kept evenings, Suit Cases Music Racks Nursery Chairs Hark, Hark, My Soul ...R. R. Shelley Shaving Mugs Fine Rockers High Chairs Barstow can no more explain w'aere Quartette. Scott gots money can people and additional help added, to take care 'of the Christmas rush. Cups and Saucers Morris Chairs his than Prayer UNDERTAKERS ' away . Office Center Tables from then-- Some people at Christmas Hymn Chairs that place, were inclined to believe Make your selections early. Remember, I positively retire from Couches Plate Racks that Sermon, "Christ the lesire and Washing Machines Pictures inn Scott hail found the hidden Hope of all Nations treasure, ago 1, Superintendents Kalrflew ud stolen some years from Offertory Solo, the jewelry business January and from now until December 31, OPEN EVEN I SOS ON RECEIPT UK A SMALL the Wells-Farg- company, "Bethlehem" Santa Barbara Cemeteries. STORE Express Mrs. Campfleld. M K.N T WIJ WIU, IIOI.U ANY Ft) It XMA.S DELIVERY. and that he Is using money, not that This will be I will make prices lower than ever offered on Fine Diamonds, having any ini;i all. But Mr. the last day in which MONUMENTS. at services will in audi- Heydt himself which be held the main has seen the ore ence room repairs com- 'Jul .Ml N. Second St., Both Pbonet Scott frequently brings u until the are Watches, Jewelry, Rich Cut Glass, Handsome Printed China, Solid O000000 Barstow. pleted. - ami he Knows Special pains will be taken from personal observa- to keep comfortably oooooooosoo oo090moo90oo:- the church Silverware, Plated Silver ware. Clacks, be- C tion f.iat it Is ore and not money. warm. Tible and everything and ore of vast richness. A Christmas concert will be given JEMEZ HOT SPRINGS STAGE LINE Many people a first-da- 0 THE NEW YORK FAIR at Barstow believe l longing in Jewelry btore. - in the Congregational church, under C t Ma- illsapiM-aranc- is one of ANTONIO ARMIJO A CO. bis advertising the auspices of the Sunday school at Tarries the United States mail; tricks and that bo will - p. m., following pro- I Pleiw ijii in few tilcnty 7:3'i with tho only ne with a change of stock en davs with mam: 0 Now C of money and have a big lauah. route: nood rlKs, horses and drivers; Gent's Furnishing Goods Arriving: S.mi;. school, KM by the I rii leaves Alluiiieriiie every Monday 4 WHAT HAVE YOU TOTRA.DE hoir NEW MEXICO'S Wednesday and Friday at 5 a. m. For Special Sales Every Saturday. Auto Phone 601. 121 N. Third Street r, r nroneiiv at I.os Cerrlllos? c t K'Sionsivc Exercise particulars, address W. I.. Trimble C I'a.-uo- one-ha!- f I'lavi-- !y LEADING JEWELER 00-00OSCOs00- 0 - II ?.dilt! price, of the H. E. FCXX. Co , aseiits, AlbuM'ieni'i, N. M., or J. OsC- cost. A sra:i. if you ran us the S,iii. School IS. T.I.OCK. Proprietor, Ptrea. N. M. 0000Os0C property. D n't be afra'd to talk I'rimirv Class Wu with me. T. I.. McSpadden. 30 South Recitation l.acharle Shupei Sul'Scrilie (or 'V e Evening Citizen SUBSCRIBE FOR THE EVENING CITIZEN AND GET THE NEWS Broadway. Quartet, from Mrs. Henld's class.. ooso c-c- oocso c c 90m09omommo9omo9 and eet the news. SIX. A MtUOUKKQUK KVKNING" CXHKN. SATURDAY, DECEf

little sisters. Mcllnda 1 four years old and fhe would like to have a MORE LETTERS TO SANTA CLAUS doll's cart, and Estella is two years old BAD BREATH Mio would like to have a rubber doll and I would like to get a little drum, MFormnttn t h4 rM trrniMnTrttfc fomt'-- h hoping my letter Is not very long, I fid rrl all hi nil of fiifdtlnfB. Mr tngn hmu btn urr-- n ft fraud, mw your (b ar little boy. frl-r- bnnli htlt FROM CHILDREN remain II bn4 oilnf. Two wpka isci r4.rtimnr1f Place Your Order Now ALBUQUERQUE HERMII.O CHAVEZ. ( tifurMi ftnrl nftnr Miny th m I run wtiltnvlv and chfTltilly ? thftt lhjr hw tjntirwlf cirMtn. Old Albuquerque. thfrMnm 11 yon know thftt I hall rcowiBt)M thin In any on o(Vr)n from tuh tmnbli " ChM.n. ITftlrern, 114 K. 7th Ht., New York, X. T. FOR Good Little Boy, Willie. Many Things WantedDolls the Prevailing DesireSome Very Modest in Dear Old Santa Clause It is nlmost forget Christmas and please dont ine. Th I am a good boy wish you Jp Dowels Three-Year-Ol- little and Wishes Others Just the Reverse One d would bring me a Fire Department, j horse Autlmobile, train and express Christmas ? Wants cart. Mamma Is going to have a tree Joint Statehood. so you can put them right beside It CAMOTCATTUimC so I can find them. f I would like to see you come down TURKEYS, DUCKS, Alt She Wants It Statehood. dollar shoe number sixes a real of dishes and a piano and Guoigu our chimney but mamma says If I CI wig large some and would a doll train. Yours GEE8E, CHICKENS, "Vanta huh Editor, Evening CiliMti: haired very nuts like and watch you, you wont like me. Ptrftnt. Pulntftbl. PrtnV flood !o flood, i)oar Sir As I see In your pare candy and toy games, yours truly, tnny, Dont you "get cold riding and living NuTer 1kn, V kn or (trip.Tti M. S11ARLIIC RAITT. old In hulk. Tim vnnlns tnMM ttnmpt! tCUNr OYSTERS, CRANBERRIES, the place ymi nrriipy, anil Infer that, CORA MAY MORNEAU. where there is so much snow. UaarftfileftU to cur r your ioner bk. that you represent good old S;mta 605 N. 12th. 502 South Arno. I think It would be fun to a 8tetiinf Remedy Co., Chkaf o or N.Y. 546 MINCE MEAT, ETC. (You hve :iaiiH and taking advantage of your (We'll see that yon get some of the can't expect guns if you are sleigh and relgndeers to drive. ANNUAL SALE, TEN MILLION BOXES notice which you give in your issue special things, anyway, Cora.) a bad boy and fight and throw stones. Now Santa dont forget me . None but th best t the 14th. offering to send to all Darwin, and unless you quit it, old Maby Its me you'll meet. those hoy and girls any present that More Dolls. Santa may miss you entirely.) Just come right up Railroad Avenue ALGODONES ITEMS they would ask, bo I thought I would Dear Santa Claus The Citizen is And second door down Edith street AT you that I would like to have a the one my papa takes always send A Little Housewife. WILLIAM R. ROCKWELL. picture ot Simla Clans giving or do- me a Doll and a coper pot. Thank- Mr. Santle Claws 1 am a little girl 110 So. Edith St. Special Correspondence: 6 my nating to New Mexico state govern- ing In advance. Be sure to send it. years old and name Is florence Albuquerque, New Mexico. Algodones, N. M., Dec. 22. Christ- good my papa In ment and , continuation of MELINDA MONTOYA. York was reading the mas Is close by and many are pre- If I Mr. FARR'S MARKET xcbools. I 'am a little girl of three Old Town. evening paper that write to Needn't Come to His "Buddy." paring to have a big time. Last week years of ape, mid live in South Albu- Santle Claws lie will send me what I Deer sant yklaus lama little kiddy there was a big dance herp. Some 217 SOUTH SECOND STREET. querque. Wishing you a merry Christ- Good Boy Wants Wagon. asck for please will you send me a 5 years old an mommersais if Ibegood time during the night some young I re- wagon oC I mas and a Happy New Year," Dear Santa Claus I want a set dishes and a broom and a little you will bring nie somep prezense for kids purloined about three gallons of Auto Phone, 422. Colorado Phone, Black 182. main, UERTRCDITAS GARCIA. please. I try to he a good boy. red chair. I have a little baby sister myself, but If me am bad you will not wine belonging to a prominent citi- you 1 P. S- - I would also like to have my "FRANK H. NEHER. but she can not write to can come but to my sister who momcr zen here, and then proceeded to cele- PRICES THAT ARE RIGHT. name in larne letters. O. O. 40.1 N. 2nd si. ask something for her please she sals is alius good. But glrl ain't no brate on a grand scale, some of them (For a three-year-ol- Oertruditas. would like a rocking chair and a gooder than boys when they wanter getting the broom. hilarious. Some of older you certainly nre a peach. The Santa Wants a Foot Ball. he You dont need to come to my lit- persons got it into their heads trT3t Claus Editor of The Evening Cltlr.en Dear Santa Claus Mamma was FLORENCE YORK tle huddle because he is badder than the kids got their wine from a man would like to have a picture of you reading in the Citizen that you want- and EVA YORK. 1 am just to me and sister, and he by the name of Barros here, and as holding Statehood in your right hand, ed let t era from all Utile boys and HIS S. 3rd st. cry s all time nohow, a ' the and nie wants they were under age It would be a la "1lherty Enlightening the World-- girls I am 10 years old and want u top and a pistol what shoots and against the law to sell them wine. or "GertrudlUs Enlightening' New foot bull nnd my two little sisters Is a Reader. some slugshooters real onez and So, some of the older ones, headed Mexico". He would also like to have would like to have a big doll, one with Dear Santa I am a little girl nine some anything you bring sister or by O. P. Hovey, started at once to three-year-old- 's years 1 ihi; dimensions of a dark hair and one with light hair, old. I will tell you what want buddy, goowliv santvklnnz of Mr. pur 00000000000 the house Barroa for the stockings, so that he can inform Yours truly. for Christmas. A story book, some MARTIN DERRICK pose of hauling him over the coals. 0 I guess i Santa Clans what size picturi' or joint FLOYD IRVIN ELLIS. candy and nuts. that Is all Las VegaB, New M But they had" their trouble for their uy to this time. From your little Friend. Us statehood leave therein. Please Las Cruces, New Mex. Is From pains, as Mr. Barros a law abiding LEY, Wants a give us the dimensions, Oertruditas, (Sunla will reach Las Cruces by HAZEL COR Trainload of Candy. citizen nnd attends to his own busi 0 - - mi soon as possible, as statehood and Christmas morning, Floyd.) 726 Keleher avenue. Dear Smta Claus Pleas semi my ness. After blustering around for AND- good-scho- ol little a pictures will soon be brother Ioll and boll I would some time, they finally, left. And if a Ball. like a train of cars loaded with i y. Liven out.) A Future Railroad Magnate. Wants "Sober" Hovey ever dares to say anything I v Dear Santa I would like a Utile Friend Santy Clous I saw your of- candy and nuts or If you have no will let out of bag cars 2 wagon the cat the about He Wants a Stocking and engine and cars with a little track. fer in the Citizen and wan want to send horses and loaded what happened afterwards. Santa Claus Editor, Evening Citizen: Thanking you for same I remain get a rolier ball to ply with can me with Candy nnd nuts I am 8 years uvuDBi$y the The telephone men have poles get It. old Is their Dear Sir Knowing througn your vour friend, and niy little brmher eight set ns far south now as the Pueblo of paper that nil the boyB could get a GEORGE HOCKLETT, F. R. MONTOYA. months old I ljve on Williams street no Sandia. They are getting along flrte. present from dear Santa Clans and as Dear Sat.ta Claus I am a little girl Cor. Copper and 2d. M5. There is a heavy snow storm all I am one of the Itoys 1 wish you seven years of age and I wish you GRANT LEE EWING. Mew Furniture (Read day today, and the indications point would sent me a stocking of the ex- would bring me a set of dishes. I also She Wants a Ooll, Too. Santa Claus' offer 'about to its continuance for some time. My 1 on page tern and area of New Mexico and have a little sister five years old who Dear Santa Claua am eight candv the front of this Issue There are rumors in years nays I of The Citizen, the air that Crockery, Stoves and 1wo territories and wishing all the de- wou'd like a big doll nnd some candy old and mama am Grant.) fiwethlng Is about to be sprung here Ranges partments and enterprises of the a very good little girl. I go to school and ruts. Are Qood that will help us out. Hope It is so. Arizona so I can put as much as these ACNES HACKLETT, and am learning fast as you may see With Their "Parence." Dear santa claus I am a School A petition here for Joint statehood Citizen a "Merry Christmas and a C31 S. H'way. from my writing. Y'ou call on us Is many Will net be boy and I promis today end that I receiving signatures, and will undersold, regardless of Happy New Year,"' I remain, your through the citizen to ask from you soon be forwarded to the league. friend. PEDRO CHAVEZ, From the Schmidts. what we would like as a present this will be good with my parence and if you wish I will like to have a good Merry Christmas and Happy New DIG DISCOUNT 905 S. Second St. Dear Santa Claus I want a magic year. I want to get a nice doll. Will Year to all. you I present and I will Thank you very (Just what you want. Pedro, is be- lantern and a gun and a waggon and help me to get what, remain, J. H. M. yond a your little friend, much my name is antonlno Nicolace our comprehension. After a automobile. good SCHMIDT, FANNIE MONTOYA. by Santa claus I am 13 years careful perusal of y6ur rhetorical CHARLIE old. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. after deeply delving down- Dean, santa Claus 1 want a doll auj 124 Cor. Copper and 2nd. aNTONINO NICOLACE. STAR FURNITURE COMP'Y ward In the depths of Webster's Un-- n a buggy. (Small Holding Claim No. 1601.) bridge we have utterly failed to CARRIE SCHMIDT. Any Little Thing. 411 N. B'way. DearSanta I 214 GOLD AVENUE concisely comprehend the corrugated Dear Santa Claus I want a doll an Dear Santa Claus As yon have a Claus am a school Department girl and i Promis that I will be good of the Interior, United conglomerate of the above vplstle.) a set of dishes. piece lu the paper that you would like Office, with niv parence and if "you wish I States Land Santa Fe, N. M., HELEN SCHMIDT. to help each little girl and boy. There December 20, 1905. Mere Engines Wanted. Dear Santa give me are 4 little children at our home. would like to have a good present Claus Please you la given fol- dear Santa Please bring me a doll go Alma is the bay 2 years old Paul is 5 and ithank wery much my name Notice hereby that the Claus and cart that lets up and lowing no- ii engine that runs on a track, good down. years, Llllie 10 years and Ethel 12. Is Gulsseppa Nicolace good by Santa named claimant has filed ELKS THEATRE liv Santa. MARGARET SCHMIDT, We have no particular wish, but ctaus. i want a doll he is (j years tice of his intention to make final LA UUE SCHOENBERGER "24 8. B'way. would he glad if Santa Claus would old. proof In support of his claim under bring any little thing. GII SKPPA NICOLACE. sections H and 17, of the act of March Gold Avenue Hotel. From (2G (We'll tell Santa Claus what you Yes He Will, Maria. ETHEL FREDERICKS. 411 N. B'way. 3. 1891, Stats.. 854), as amended 1 by Mus ctaus boy 21, 1893, (27 waut, La Rue.) Dear Santa Clans I am a little 417 N. Arno. Dear Santo ama school the act of February , DecttnbzT 25th I promis you I Stats., 470), will girl nine years old. I would and to that willbe and that said proof and like good my parence be Strange Place for An "Ad." to have a chllds natural history and A Work Box. With And If you made before the United States Dear Santa Claus Mania iound some candy. I iio not think Santa Dear Santa Claus I am ten years wish I would like to have a presence. court commissioner at Albuotierque, old In And I will thank you very much I am N. M., on 29th day of January, Matinee and Night vour add in tM apa. I am so glad. will come to see me for my uncle got and am the fifth grade. Think the MAIlil! I 11 years oold my viz., Please send me a pair of mitts and a hurt and we have no money. I am 'have been a good girl, and would name is Giuseppe 19. Meliton S. Otero, for the NlcolacI Goodbye I want S. H. C. No) 1G01, in 19, town- pocket book and 1 wood like 2 yard In the third grade at the fourth ward like Santa Clans to bring me a work Santa claus section f silk ribbon? My little sister school and love books. Hoping you box. a foot ball. ship 7 north, range 3 east, and sec- And his great company of dramatic hair tion 2 Florence. Please send her a Little will not forget me, I am your little JEMIMA LONG, GCISEPPE NICOLACE. 2t, township 7 north, range artists in the latest and funniest of Bonnet and a pir of little mitts and frlenl. 1117 S. Arno. 411 N. B'way. east. all Swedish dialect comedies, FRAZEE& BROWNE dollle. My brother Charles. Please MARIA WILLIAMS. Dear santo clous I am a School He names the following witnesses Little Buddie Needs i I fend him a train of cars and a pair 315 West Copper. Shoes. Girl and promis today and that to prove his actual continuous adverse Dear Santa Claus 1 am a Bov ii mitts and a drum. (Even if your uncle did get little will be good with my perntess and if possession of said tract for twenty hurt three years please you I COLL1STER, and you have no money, Maria, old olde bring me a wish would like to have a doll years next preceding the survey of the "HansHanson" The Laughing Show CHARLES wagon, or any thing little Boyes ( hope you 10 years old. Santa will surely remember you If thnt will send it to me and township, viz: like 1 have a little LIZZIE COLLISTER, you have a good girl.) Buddie he Neades I thank you very much I am 10 years JeKUs Salazar y Otero, of Peralta, Comedy, Pathos, Laughter. been a pair of ShoeB Something A old 12 years old. or and by santa clous rov name Is X. M.; Placldo Salazar y Otero, of Al- Music, little likes Raby blocks or a Doll Singing, Dancing. FLORENCE COLLISTER. Wants a Big Ooll. and . ROSALIE NICOLACE, buquerque, N. M.; Jesus Sanchez y 1 cadey, from 411 N. B'way. Alarid, Valencia, N. M.; 3 year 8 old. Dear Santa Claus am a little of Deslderio EVERYTHING NEW, BRIGHT AND HOOLIGAN girl 10 years of age I am going to EDMOND WALTER MERIMON Gufule, of Peralta, N. M. we live at 916 S. Third Btreet. Dear the a Clock. CHEERFUL. good fourth ward school and I am lu the and Brot Wants Any person who desires to protest Santa Claus by. NATHAN MERIMON Sauta Cloes Please bring me lit- second grade. I want a big doll and a against the allowance of Baid proof, In- - (Santa Claus will remember you, and Sister tle clock and a big doll and a buggy. children, if you've been good.) a doll buggy. I live at 903 Forrester or who knows of any substantial rear PEOPLES' PRICES .35c, 50c and 75c Place. My name Is FLORENCE, ever yours from GLADYS WRIGHT, son under the laws and regulations of 415 N. B'way. Cromwell avenue. - Has Warrior Instincts. LUCY g HART. the interior department why such Seats on sale at Matson's, Tues- proof day. December 2B, at 9 o'clock. Dear Santa Iwold like a sord and A should not be allowed, will be Preparing for War. Modest Request. Wants Parents Remembered. given opportunity a peaglover. and a watch. But my Dear Santa Claus I want a magic Dear Santa Claus 1 am a little ah at the above NEW YORK The Daily Citizen As I am so cross-examin- e mother said If I want a I boy H mentioned time and place to watch young so I got my pappa to lantern and a drum and a horn and a years old and like my father should learn how to take care of it. write for the witnesses of said claim- nie, please send me soldiers I am one automobile and rocking horse and a and mother and will try to be good Elks'OperaHouse This Is not very long letter Santa. story book and a game of dominos to them the past year. Dear Santa ant, and to offer evidence In rebuttal j ear and six months old ami when I of that submitted by claimant. EDWIN' GILPIN, grow old expect go to a and a express wagon, and bring my Claus, I would like for you to bring 510 S. B'way. to war also MANUEL R. OTERO. small trunk. Como Sieiupre little brother something. me a nice air gun for Chrlstmaa. A Cyclone of Fun (Don't you think you are most too GILBERT ESPINOSA. Phase, Santa Claus, remember my Register. Wednesday . youug for a watch, Edwin?) DAVID MONTOYA, P. S. Publish my letter in your 723 Marquette. Lit her, mother and sister. Good bye. (Which Is one special thing, ERNEST The Season of Indigestion. Doesn't Wants valuable jrnper. the ANTOINE. The season of indigestion is upon Thos. f, Keleher "Mush." (You'll Gilbert?) inns South Broadway. December 27th PAINTS, OILS. AND VARNISHES Dear Sam a Claus 1 don't wanl have to ask Santa Claus for its. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure for Indi your Christmas presents, David, not BRUSHES. mush for Christmas this time. 1 am Have Picked It Out. Helps Her Mother. aestion and Dyspepsia will do every a great good the Evening Citizen.) thing over- Leather, Harness, Sauuies, Lap Yeador and read a deal. Dear Santa Clawse We wish very Dear Santa Claus I have been a for the stomach that an America's best dialect comedian and I Ixiok over-worke- d ran-no- t yweet Robes, Horse Blankets, Etc. Pal- want the called "The Adven- much For a wagon that we saw at E. very good girl. 1 wash loaded or stomach singer, of The Doll or The Citizen? the dishes and metto Roof lasts five years tures Tom Sawyer." Yours trulv, J. Post Uardwear Co. It is like the help my 1 I do for itself. Kodol digests what Paint; and Dear Santa Claus Pleuse nie Mamma all can. All want . ) FRED send yon eat gives a NUMBER YOUR HOUSES FOR stops leaks. Cash paid for Hides and K1RKPATRICK, a doll a stove some candy a big Studebaker wagon it is green and for Christmas is a big doll. I li vo at the stomach rest 312 E. Coal avenue. and and relieves sour stomach, belching, heart- TWENTY-FIV- CENTS. 5EE HUD- Pelts. little my & has a seat. Our little brother wants 419 Lead avenue, and dont forget the (We grant horse for brother am burn, SON, believe Santa Claus will years 3 a train of cars. Yours truly, nrmber as you pass on your route. indigestion, etc. THE PAINTER. W9 WEST RAILROAD AVENUE. vour modest request.) old and my brother is years old niy papa leads yuur paper oil i lie WILLIE DICKINSON, Vein '.est friend, time and I bring it from out side. In; JAMES DICKINSON NINA HEYDT. His Brother is Too Young. 111) De;ir Mr. Editor shure to send It. East Gold ave. (We don't think Santa Clans will Please tell Santa forget the number, Nina.) Claus that I have two little brothers t CENSION MONTOYA. Wants Table to Put On. one Old Town. Them and little sister. I would like Dear Santa Claus I have got a set Has The True Christmas Spirit. to have a steam my lit- (We will ask the City Circulator to engine, and of dishes and would like to have a Dear Santa Claus I am a little girl I tle brother would to "be shure to send it." JANUARY NEXT WE MOVE TO THE NEW like have a drum table to put them on. Yours trub , Waut you to bring a present to horn. My three and sister wants a small DOROTHY DKLKAX! of the nurses at hospital Miss Ill- set (f And Guesses That Is AH. the dishes and niy smallest Dear you 217 West Silver ave ness Miss Ratkliff and Miss Jones brother who Is only two old saata Claus have so months' many things that I no (Evidently, Dorothy, you do need u they were ho good to me when I was isn't quite big enough to know any- done what to I som-thln- g. table to put. them on.) thing get But guess I can think of sick there. 1 about Christinas or Santa Claus, I BLANCHE. 1 and will not wood like a nice Pair of He Likes Santa Claus. ask for anything this leather gloves, and A (You failed to sign your name or STAAB BUILDING i iieo. set perforated I you drawings a magic Dear Old Santa Clause want address. Blanche, but whoever or MILTON ELLSWORTH. and lantern and a to bring mo a doll and buggy, set of gun and some candy and nuts, and 1 wherever you are you mnv r'sr as- 1126 N. 2si street. guess dishes, table, chairs and a doll bed, sured that, a little girl who is so tlmt will be all this time. Well I a' good am Mule girl and dont thoughtful i, Twelve-Year-Ol- d goodbye. of others will mil Doll Carriage. want you forget me. - GRADY to glected b- Santa Claus.) Dear Santa Claus 1 read your kind LESLIE DYNES. Dont you when you come down 315 N. tith street. fall offer in the Citizen thut you wanted the chimney. I think you would Wants the children to for any a "Paino." STOCK REDUCTION BE FORCED TO ail write Oh, How Mean of Them. cause there Is nothing to hold on to. Dear Santa Claus please me MUST CONFORM things 1 special thing they wanted, the lX-'a- would like to live with you r Santa Claus Some of the then a nice doll and a doll that shuts her want are a large doll carriage large older people I could have all kinds of toys. eyes and cryB a enough girl years are trying to make me and bed nnd a little for a of twelve believe there Is no such a Good by liuggie and bring me a little piano. old, ar.il thi'i is all. truly, being as Yours Santa Clwis. But I know thev are ESTHER GUSSAROIT. LILY MORKI.I.ES, WITH OUR NEEDS WINIFRED ISABEL MORSE. y. mistaken you 110 South Edith street, ei 312 souieiti :: t o 711 N. 12th. and do exist and are the str childrens best friend. 1 thank you for bring it crismas nite hood In. Dear sania Iwould like very much the many nice things you He Will Be a Banker. to carriage have left Dear Sauta Claus I will you - ? bine a that would fit a me In the past, and Hope you write Doll and Doll Bed As the work- of removal is a big undertaking, and to perfect a sys- large doll. I years old, yours that a few lines let you what 1 am ten will remember my little sisters and to' know Der Santy Claus Please send nie truly, I ! t brother and myself on Sunday nlgbt. want for Christmas. want to bb a big doll nnd a dollbed live on tem hat will successfully meet this great emergency we must greatly ALICE EDITH MORSE, shot gun. My brother a bank so e 1011 I also beg you ninth frlft street. te .aim-stanc- es to visit all the poor can reduce our choice up-to-da- cu 711 N. 12th. little ones in this city. keep our money in it when my MABEL SAWTELLE and most stock. Under these send this mother gives it to me. Your loving She Wants Doll Buggy. letter in care of the Evening Citizen we are obliged to cut deep into the prices. Especially for the and you friend. A Fearful Fate. . Dear Santa Claus please bring me and know will be sure to rec. It - g they ROY WEINIKE. It is a ferful fate to have to en- Holiday Shoppers this is the most; favorable opportunity for- money-savin- a doll and a doll buggy, please bring for the Citizen said would see 416 Baca. that all mall sent in their care would dure the terrible torture of pile. "I i .my little tiister a table and some can truthfully say." in buying useful Christmas Presents, such as Rugs, Curtains, diHhea by surely reach you. Your little friend, Any Old writes Henry s and some chair. Good Thing. Colson. of Masonvllle, Iowa, for C. JUANITA ROGERS, Dear Sa'.ca seen your "that Santa Claus Ihave Blind, Bleeding, Itching Protrud- Portieres, Couch and Table Covers, Bed Sets, Pillow Shams, Scarfs, IN 601 Keleher ave. ad in I request you and MABLE WE EKE. ta Citizen to ing Piles, Bucklin's is 416 (Don't you believe them, Juanita. send me a wagon or or any olj Arnica Salve Sofa Pillows, Cushions, Lambrequins, Blankets, Comforts, Household Baca ave. fldel the best cure made. Also for There is a Santa Claua, and the older thing of your p'easure. I live at 1124 best people you be- cuts, burns aud injuries; 25c at all Linens, Etc. Visit our store and keep posted on the things being Wants a Dolt Head. shouldn't try to make Barelos Road and that is my address. druggiau Dear Santa Claus I think I would lieve otherwise.) Mfrry Chrvtmas and a happy New done during this Removal Sale. like to have a doll head about three Year. Yours truly, inch high with long black hair and Wants a 22 Gun. HENRY n.CA. NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING, HoiiiH cindy and nuts and that is all. Dear Santa Claus I want a 2 gun Good by Santa and a drum and a watch and sord. My Wants a Drum, The regular annual meeting o' the! MISS ROSAL1NA ESPINOSA. mother said that she would not get My Dear Santa Claua: tncnnoiders o' the Bank of Com- - 724 W. Marquette. me a 'ii gun unless I would stop I am very glad to know that you mere,. nr t.o election of directors fur throwing rocks and fighting. Then want to hear from the children n o'l 'he ens'iin - j,'ur and for the trnna- - (F IE The One Thing She Wants. 1 want a horn and a tool chest. the children think sn much aVt 'inn fV LIKih l.t.I-In- - . . T MB e Der Santa Claus I saw your add DARWIN RAITT. you especially In tHs t'r-i- o' the "I ei 'i . fore the meeting, 1 I, 'n the Citizen that you wanted the Dear Santa Claim I would like a year. I am si ye:ir old sn I my be In i,i si t t anking house on J children to wiite for aiiv special thing cap ptsoti and a drum an a "orn nrents hiv I m ' I I'tnuu: y 1. 1 305 West Railroid Avenue 305 West Railroad Avenue they WHrtcd. the thing I want most and a train and Helen wou'd liVe a 'do si' the error. i... f. I " S. STRICK1 ER. C doll a - an I h v U a thinil le, a htery book, A pair of and cart and a s'om- set to school every d:tv ' ihi e two re-- i U'nt and Cashier. v 000' OOOO' 3C',000'C-0000'00- ' -- v 7)'

I X 'A K . PAGE SLVEN. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1905. IAW JUEKQUK K V KN NO Cl'l N THIRD STREET Meat Market GROSS, KELLY & CO., INC. All Kinds of Frri and Salt Meats. 8team 8usage Factory, EMIS KLEINWORT, Masonic Building. North Third Street RANKIN & CO. Wholesale Grocers FIRE INSURANCE, REAL ESTATE LOAN 3 Wool, Hide and Pelt ' Dealers m . - m - - - . , - m m m Two w i - i u J t v T RiP Automatic phone 451. wn,i'-i-5S35- s Room 10, N. T. Armllo Building. jk wire Dyspeptics RIOfit ER BAKERY SIMON BALLINO, Proprietor. ALBUQUERQUE AND LAS VEGAS tf you art too fat it is bseaus your food (Successor to Bros.) strength. Balllnn turn to fat instead of muscle WTEDDINO CAK,ES A SPECIALTY If you are too lean the fat producing foods We desire patronage acd we guar that you eat are not properly digested and ante first class baking. atumilated. 207 S. Albuquerque GROSS, KELLY & CO., INC. Lean, thin, etrlnpy people do not hare First Street. of nouch Pepin in the etomach, while fat Established In 1882 In order to reduce our mammoth stock Furniture popie have too much Pepein and ai Carpets, Glass and Chinaware be- Dough Pancreatine. r. C. PRA TT & CO. Stoves, Ranges, Sole agents for Casino Canned Goods fore inventory time we will give 20 per cent discount Jas. llcekin & Co.'s Coffee. Im boJen's Granite Flour. . FOUND AT LAST off our regular low price. Are you looking for a Xtnas Woolens laundered without shrinking. We have added to our al- Kodol ready well equipped laundory a we can machine with which hndl present? Something useful as well as ornamental. Staple and Fancy woolen without shrinking. When we are through with them they Dyspepsia Cure Groceries are just like new. If other laundries shrink them, bring them to n and we will straighten out you. muine all the dijestiv julcss that are them for ' OB -- nd in a healthy etomach, and In Hlllsboro creamery Butter Beet Few Items of Interest: lactly those proportion neceetary tc Earth. IMPERIAL LAUNDRY CO Let Us Suggest a mable the etomach and digestive organs "gSPgg may Order Solicited. Free Delivery, MAHOGANY MUSIC CABINET. LADIES' DESK. .j digest and assimilate all foods that SPANISH LEATHER MORRIS Kodol not only perfect Regular price, $12.50; saJo price. .$10 is eaten. it a 214 CHAIRS. digestant, but it It a reconstructive, tis- South Second Street. . Regular price, $27; pule price. .$21.60 building tonic as well. Kodol cure U Decorated China, ail price. sue CLAHKVILLK PRODUCE CO Regular price, $10.50; fale price indigestion, Dyspepsia, Sour Stomach. HAT, GRAIN AND FEED CHASE LEATHER COUCH. GOLD DECORATED DINNER SET. Palpitation of Heart and .$7.20 .$8.50 Heartburn. the Wholesale and Retail A Regular price, $25; sale price. .$20.00 Regular price, $9; sale price... Constipation. You will like it. PROPOSITION HIDES. PELTS AND WOOL J. B. MacMANUS, Mgr. Ditfests What You Eat 60S South Both Phone First Street Tour land, worth $2 an acre, la, by Rest the stomach, rebuild the the use of one of our irrigation plants, tissues and gives firm iSesh. k. E. WALKER, made worth $100 per acre. WYtte a EMMONS, riRE for catalogue No. 9. on "Irrigation and D. INSURANCE. Umm m auk uu, I I r.MrT 3 Pumping Machinery," and tell about I . r HilltHMllltl 0., imCkJjLaV Secretary Mutual Building Aisocla-tlon- yo-i- requirement. We can help yon. Office at J. O Raldridge's For sale by a1 druggist. yard. Wholesale Retail REPORT OF MCNTEZIMA TOTI A onADI The Hendrie & Bolthoff Mfg. and Supply Co. and HOTEL IS ACCEPTED Dealer In Groceries, Provision, Hay, AND SECOND STREET 1621-163- 9 Mreet, DENVER, COLORADO COAL AVENUE Grain and Fuel. Seventeenth 0 The Las Vegas Optic publishes a Fine line of Imported Wines, Liquors gone. Joe was 'all following special from Chicago: A and Cigar. Place your orders for MULHATTON But he was too far THE HEAVlfcST SNOW HOW JOE in.' full meeting of the board of directors tht line with tia. NORTH THIRD STREET. POINTED A MORAL "JohepU Mulhatton, the Sybarite, IN MANY YEARS of the National Fraternal Sanitarium became a common bum. company, was held today and definite RIO GRANDE LUMBER CO, "It Is not worth while to moralize agreement was reached with the REDUCED PRICES INFORMATION CON- regarding BELATED over this man's career. The moral EIGHT INCHES AT SOCORRO AND Santa Fe company the On Dental Work. 18.00; TO PHOE- Montezuma property It was de- Plate. G?nral Eoilding Supplies CERNING HIM. COMES runs all through the brief story of his FEET OF THE BEAUTIFUL ON which Gold Crown, $6.00; Filling, fl.00 NIX. debauchery. cided to accept. The location of Fra- up. SAN FRANCISCO MOUNTAINS. on Teeth extracted without pain, "Booze will bunco the smartest man ternal city was definitely fixed the 50c. All guaranteed. SCREEN DOORS alive." proposed Gallinas Canyon site. ' There was received at the Phoenix The heaviest snow In years spread Phones Marquette office a communicatipn Both Third and Republican I Note Joe Mulhatton is a native of itself over central New Mexico and Subscribe for The Citizen and go county, ' from John S. Cochran, of Pinal Louisville, Ky., and the business man- Arizona Thursday and that night. Dr. the news. 1n to Jutw Mulhatton, for Chus. R. Keyes, relation ager of The Evening Citizen, who Is president, of the New k whom inquiry had been mmle in that a native of Kentucky himself and Mexico .School of Mines at Socorro, ooeooooaoooo oooooo-- paper by his brother. It has been proud of it, got well acquainted with who arrived from that place yesterday Unredeemed Diamonds mentioned that on the morning follow- Mulhattan ten years ago, for he called' morn Ins says that eisht inches of the cough curi- kill ing that inquiry Joe Mulhatton office presented covered m inure and B. P. COPP, D. D. S. the at this then and alutu"L,,u' K'"''"a CURE the LUNGS BELOW THE WHOLESALE PRICE. SHOULD ously arrived in the city from letter of introduction from a promi j antl tnt tne 8n(,w was still falling Room 17, N. T. Armljo Building. Passen-Mulhatto- n, YOU A coast, and met his brother, whom he nent gentleman of Louisville. Mr. ! when he left at midnight. "ITa YOUR JEWELER OFFER TO SELL had not seen for eight years, and who at that time, represented Kprs from farther south say that there Or. King's DIAMOND EVEN AT COST, IT WOULD feared that he was dead. The fact estan- - was a treat fall o iuW u mi Buim. ' we In position to sell die- - I an extensive wholesale liquor , still pay you to buy it from us, as are a of the appearance cf Joe Mulhatton ,ishnu,nt of Louisville; he remained in Epgle. Passen, ou trains arriv- - ' f wes monds that have been pawned to us at 20 per cent less than retail was not know t. tni clty several days, was a frequent '"K from the leu or snow rrom Ikvi Disoovery ; . )L 41M. In,, - ?rat? . P TO BE jewelers buy wholesale. lilltc VI li- - niuiiin .v...... caller at The Citizen office, and al- - Kan. Arizona. 10 me kio uranae at gave Informationic he "ey. a ONSUWPTION Price therefore what waA s conducted himself like a true! the fall ranging from great You Can Trust had concerning him and enclosed an n the mountains to a light fall OUGHSand COc&SI.GO ROSENFIELO, The Pawnbroker. The Man gentleman. He amused the guests of, fePth OLDS Fre Trial. itorlal from the San Francisco E. aturKcs European hotel, where he valleys. General Superintend 118 Railroad avenue, next door to the St. Elmo, Albuquerque. N. A- V 'amlner of a year ago last November. stopped, w'ith several of his famous ent I. R. Hibbard, of the Santa Fe Uuickust Cure for Railroad ticket bought and sold transaction guaranteed. the. In Surest and nil The editorial Is reproduced for coast lines, who was the city on TEOUB-LE- S, SOLD, " anecdotes and meteoric stories, and THROAT and LUNO conveys, though ft Thursday, ad- "ceneral lesson It It was in this city that Mulhatton or- said that he had been or MONK1 BACK. AT ONCE no doubt exaggerates the condition iginated several of his startling vised that Superintendent Gibson of 000000OtK0 l 0000K IM- - of Mr. Mulhatton at that time, and yarns. the Winslow division, had found It A MATTER OF ESSENTIAL pres- While here he was no booze certainly not descriptive of bis fighter, and it was after leaving here necessary to put snow plows at work. rxxrxxrxxxzrxxsxxxxxxxxux Five room Modern House, PORTANCE. condition, s!nce he is by no mean on the ban Francisco niuntains to ent that stories to the effect that Mulhat- LONDON CLUB LIVERY AND furnished or unfurnished, on to every householder1 sanitation and "all in." The editorial follows: impaired, keep traffic open. Mulhatton' ton' mind had been were m 'xanitary equipment should receive the "Ten years ago Jcseph put in circulation. If his condition FCEO STABLE South Arno street, at a bar- greatest possible attention; and woen one of most probperous and New Corner and Marquette. was the was as bail as by Examiner, Tailor Shop. Second 1 Installed, only in stated the gain. Look at it today. To- new plumbing to be successful traveling salesman the will be a toMul-hatton'- s A J. Morelll. well tailor salary of it source of pleasure the known a plumber of the highest repute, and ennntrv. lie rereived a many western friends to has reopened a tailor shop on North morrow never comes. up Im- expense ac- one who keeps with the latest $15,000 a year wjth an learni now that he has regained his First street, where he Is ready tc provements, should be employed. It count almos-- t as large. mind and health, and is attending to clean, press and repair ladles' anu you have this subject under consid- "Then vears ano this man set the his mining In Arizona. gents' clothing. Suits made to order Also a restaurant business eration a consultation with us will be tvles. He was somewhat of a Beau Patronage of former customers solicit 'glad clothes' of the greatest value. Brumuitl. ami bis werej MERCHANT ed. and furnishing. Good loca- up on the road he, TAILORING to date. When M lived like a prince. No parlor car orj - Everybody's friend Dr. Thomas' C. GRANNIS, Prop. H tion. The Standard Heating & high priced hotel was too good for UPSTAIRS, OVER NO. 209 WEST Electric Oil. Cures toothache, ear- Auto Phone, 311. Colo., 300 Red. him. RAILROAD AVENUE, O. BAM- ache, sore throat. Heals cuts, bruises, Day and Night Hack. H Plumbing Company "Today he is a physical wreck, BINI, PROPRIETOR scalds. Stops any pain. Albuquerque, New Mexico. J bloated, bleury-eyed- . nerve-shattere- Porterfield & Co. wmm Both xxxxxxxxrxxxzxxxxzixxxtrxx 'Phone. he is scarcely able to tell his name. My merchant tailoring snop Is up-- j "Ten years ago Joe Mulhatton was stairs over No. 209 West Railroad ave-- i inpw f to W. Gold Ave. the best recanteur in the country. His nue, where I solicit the patronage of THE FUEHR UNDERTAKING CO. of an ingeni the public. All work guaranteed first-clas- s, LOANS. NOTARY PUBLIC. stories the inventions Railroad Avenue. ous mind and ready wit were print as I have had fifteen years' ex 307 West ed In all the newspapers, and some' prrience m ine Dusinens. suns inaao Roth 'Phones. flav or HtgM to order. Clothes cleaned, pressed and of them still going the rounds of, lUHB--MHHB--ni-- are M B. A. SLEYSTER FUMES press. He was proud of the title,1 repaired. The specific I use will not the Injure cloth. Ladies' garments CKXOOOCOCOOCOCOCOOOOOOOOO INSURANCE. REAL ESTATES Palmer & Wrlghf best and latest odor. We have them in pretty, Higgest liar on earth." His stories the fancy boxes, at country laughing. also cleaned and walking skirts made NOTARY PUBLIC. set the whole Corrlllou Ammrlomn Block Room t, Cromwell Block, Albuquerque in . fnu, at best. Joe Mul- - order. Give me a trial. O. BAMBINI. Rem ember the Fiill Automatic Telephone, 174. nation will die. And some dissecting! rwv. sinili-n- t nifiv take that skull in hist Rromo amine ocxoooocoocoocxxxxxxxxx c9 50c, & n Mad f 75c $1.00 iiun.i 'Ahis Yorlck.' Chase 25 unr minr kv Millions rush In chase Cure a Cold faiOneDay, 3 Days COML "What brought about the change in) mad after health, one WE GIVE Mulhatton from extreme of faddlsm on every &G.OO Per Ton You best satisfaction In mill Yvtiiab. t-- o atioiher, when. If they would only t food and keen bowels work. The Williams Drug Co. was a tyi.-o- 'good fellow.' their "He the ALBUQUERQUE PLANIN6 MILL To be this sort or a gocd....tenow, you regular with Dr. King's New Life COKE - MILL WOOD Pills, their troubles would all pass BLUE FRONT must do as the other fellows do, if KINDLING OCXXXXXXXXXXX)COCOOOOOCXX) went tne away. Prompt relief and quick cure 117 not wore so. Mulhatton Desks, WEST RAILROAD AVENUE. Both 'Phone. limit. He was the life of every party. for liver and stomach trouble; 25c at Morris Chairs. Ladle' other Generous to a fault, he never turned any drug store; guaranteed. useful Xmas Gift. Make your aelec o tlona early. down a ;rlend and he had a lot of The holiday rates will be one and W.H.Hahn&Co days. He has no friends J .D. EMMON3. friends tlios,. one-thir- fare to all points via the now;. BOTH 'PHONES subscribe for Tin. Citizen and get Ads' Best Results Santa Fe route. Call at the ticket of news. Ctt'zen Want Bring The "His is the old of irying to fice and get particulars. OOOOOCJCXXXXIOOOOCOCOOOOOC tha conquer bonze. "To keep UJ bis end in the lriuk- - ing bouts, he swilled the stuff. It got i on to his nerves and jangled them Then it tackled his Moniach and ate, out the linings. "As the whiskey was going in his wits went out. He began to forget the' point rf a story, and mumbled It.: His sprees interfered with his busi- - ness. His friends began to say that Joe's pace was too rapid. Then he lost his $15,000 position. He could not make good. Knuaging at a low Metropolis of New Mexico salary, he tried to quit drinking and The Fttttste Railroad to redeem himself. He took the cure. Cut-o- ff Topeka 8c CATARRH 11 LoCQted on the Belen of The Atchison, Santo re Railway - Belen is 31 miles south of Albuquerque, N. M., at the junction of the Main Line of the Santa Fe system leading east and west from Chicago, Kansas City, Galveston and points east to San Francisco, Los Angeles, El Paso and Old Mexico .Wti-b- .' The Bclen Town and Improvement Company Own the Belen Townsitc

.-- .. I.M o.d M Ot ..000 -- .,...... r..,.c,c. to. .. ..I . -- ,,., -- , "-- "j a oonulation of 1.500 Inhabitants; largesi mercaDiue 5uuaumcun u ma .i..; " " . log 116.000: churches, Commercial club; ' . . . . ,!" . , . . ; . .. T ...... ,...... w- r ',i l... . n ...... 11pa.1 ..It.. ll . n,nM . - ui, ' Bod nay ID i i n uaa I.,u iuc U9 VBllLUliiCMI re.tauranta, etc, Belen is the largest shipping point for wool flour WbCSt, Wine, bean U.Utri .iamu. lis uuiMutvaaaiiirni u.di mime uuuui SANTA FE ROUTE WILL GO OVER THE MAIN LINE THROUGH TO BELEN. EAST AND WEST. NORTH AND SOUTH. ALL PAST LIMITED EXPRESS, MAIL AND FREIGHT TRAINS Of THE Improved by cultivation); no sand or gravel. We need a first-clan- s bakery, tsllor shop, shoe house, Jeweler, plumbing hop, planing mill, Th int. nirrri a ra In the center of the city, well graded, (many of them a nrsi-cian- s moa.rn uuvoi. CREAM BALMj coal aud wood yard, drug store, harness shop, etc, etc. Also ELY'S AND TERMS ON EASY PAYMENTS; TITLE PERFECT; WARRANTY DEEDS. This Remedy le a Specific, ' OUR PRICES OF LOTS ARE LOW Sure to Give Satisfaction. APPLY AT ONCE FOR MAP AND PRICES, IF YOU WISH TO SECURE THE CHOICEST LOTS TO CIVf RtLUP AT ONCI. v It cloan, soothe, lials, mil protoots t1i diaxl inoiubmue. It curus Cutarrti auR Improvement Company lieaUirul the Reuses of Taste uud BrarlL The Belen Town and r ... n-- .. ( '.,.! nn no inlurious dr.i WM- - M- - BERGER, Secretary Applit'il iuto tba nostrils ud abaorljed-- j :KER, President M Ijiri?e Sis", 50 at lru,'Ki.-t- s or lyf uutil ( Triul Size, 10 couts by mail. ELY BROTHERS, 58 Warrn SL, Hlw Y91.' FACE TEN. ALHUOUEHOUE EVEN1MG CITIZEN 8ATUPDAY, DECEMBER 23. 1905.

Mrs. McGinn staged It for ninety miles before reaching a train at Silver City, LOCAI, AND and in consequence both show the ef fects of the cold drive. At the com lusion of the lecture in PEUSONAL tne opera hmise last evening, given 1 by Frederick Warde, the celebrated LSSrSMR actor and lecturer, tTie local lodge WEATHER INDICATIONS. X 314 WEST RAIlTOADAYlyrl of Elks and their ladies, welcomed Mr. Warde In the lodge rooms, where In Fair tonight; colder in extreme Mali distinguished The they entertained the ing southern portion. Sunday, fair. visitor and were In turn royally fur Mr. Warde has few .1. M. Wilkinson, of the wool scour- peers In the entertainment line. It Mb 1 . The shoe business of TM Are ing mill, left for California last was a social period greatly enjoyed this clothing store has been built. It yet possible of a AiptnU by participated one not healthy, material growth. It began It mill) all who and small; expanded It Is still building. Today Peputy United Marshal O. A. liikey be front memory. State to. obliterated we sell three times the number of shoes we sold five years ago. Kas niHii Is In I.as Vegas, whore he Judge Selerlno Crollott returned V will attend United States court. this morning from Raton, where he W. C. Hutinan, formerly a photogra- went a few days ago to Investigate pher hero, arrived In Albuquerque the advisability of moving there. Mr. OUR SHOES AND FOR MEN. WOMEN AND CHILDREN SLIPPERS yesterday from Iong lleaeh, Cal. Crollott holds a position with the se Wh? It grew for three main reasons,' viz.. 0 Hanan 0Uar-antee- d department of the Santa shoes, Douglas shoes, William H. Otis, of Colorado cret service quality. Years ago we sold any make of shoes. Now we concentrate our Springs, arrived In Albuquerque last Fe, and the company has proposed to In silling the two best lines In their respsctive classes, him to Raton. Mr. Crollott and guarantee every For Men. For Women. evening. Mr. Otis Is a well known transfer pair to gWe entire satisfaction. Hanan shoes sell at $5.50 to $8.50. Douolaa says that Know covers the mountains $2.50 shoea Pat. Kid Shoes .. .$3.60 to $4.00 capitalist. sell at to $5.00. . . . $3.r.O from Glorieta to Raton, he doesn't Put. Cull Shoes to $4.00 Miss J. Addy, a former real-du- n and Vic! Kid Shoes .. .$2.60 to $3.60 Eva know how much north, and Vint Kill Shoes 2.R'i to $4.00 i of Albuquerque, arrived in the farther Box Calf Shoe . .$1.75 to $3.50 it Is very cold at Raton and l.as Box Calf Shoos $2.25 to $3.50 city last evening to visit during the Vegas. Felt Slippers 75 to $1.50 holidays. Colt Skin Shoes... $2.00 to $2.75 Dongola Shoes $1.65 to $2.25 Levy is recipient Railroad Alligator Slippers $2.50 Jake the of a thor- STRAYED. SIMON STERN The Avenue Clothier Strap Sandals $1.25 to $3.00 oughbred Knglish bulldog, sent him as Vlri Kid Slippers. .$1.50 to $2.00 Butter-field- , Felt Slippers 60 to $1.25 a Christmas gift from John JERSEY MULEY COW, ABOBT Felt Julits $1.25 to $1.50 Felt Juliets $1.25 to $1.60 of Urooklyn, Ind. TO CALF. RETURN TO WALLACE, Knit Slippers $1.50 Knit Slippers $1.00 W. S. Fuller! on, the Socorro county NO. 1211 COSTILLO AVENUE, AND ORATORICAL CONTEST. ranchman, arrived In the cl!y this RECEIVE REWARD. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1905, AT ! morning and expects to remain over 8 O'CLOCK P. PM. Christmas visiting friends. A pair of our Knit Slippers make ADMISSION, 25 CENTS. SEATS Shoet. foi; Roys or Girls, from a dainty sure to be appreciated f $1.00 to $2.60 Harry It. Elliott, connected with and RESERVED FREE AT MATSON'S 0 the Christmas gift for either man or wo- ON MONDAY Boys Farmlngton Enterprise, returned to AND TUESDAY. It is Clippers for and Girls, from 75 to $1.00 Never man. They are well made, with good too Early Juan county CONTESTANTS FROM LAS VEGAS, San yesterday, after a lambs' wool notes and come either 0 visit In this city. ALBUQUERQUE. SANTA FE, SIL- black or red. They coat In Women's VER CITY, MESILLA PARK AND oooocooooo cooooooooo Rollo Stevens arrived this momini? sizes, J 1.00. and In Men's sizes, $1.60. GALLUP. from Epriu, on the Santa Fe cut-off- , C. May's Shoe Store, 314 West Rail- TO FACE THE CHRISTMAS PROBLEM to spend the holidays with his par- road avenue. SANTA CLAUS PROVIDING. A ents, Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Stevens. T. J. Shlnlck has removed his wagon YULETIDE FEAST and horse shoeing shop to the large Mrs. F. 11. Romero, wife of Dr. Ro- Combination Book Cases and China Closets make appropriate Xmas Gifts building, 219 Copper avenue, three LET US HELP YOU SOLVE IT FROM OUR FINE SE- fur his friends will find lota of good mero, Is at Estancia. to spend the doors west of his old stand, holidays with her father, Hon. Trini- for the housewife. 20 per cent off for LECTION OF HOLIDAY GOODS. IF YOU ARE INTER- things on our shelves to make merry cash. J. D. EMMONS. with for the holiday season. W will dad Romero, and other relatives. Music Cabinets, Fancy China. 20 ESTED IN CUT GLASS OR FINE CHINA, WE WILL have high grade mince meat for your Miss Ma Hart and Miss Kate Cun- DANCE1 DANcil DANCE! AT per cent off for cash. We will deliver MAKE PRICES INTERESTING ALSO. TRY US. pies, the finest quality of plum pud- ningham, of the university, left for COLOMBO HALL TONIGHT. COME Saturday before Xmas. Watch our mm blme-made- , , D. ding, just like new Leg-- their homes in Gallup last evening, AND ENJOY YOURSELF. GENTLE- large ad. J. EMMONS. o horn citron, fancy dates, cocoanut where they w ill upend the holidays. MEN. 50c. LADIES. FREE. OUR macaroons, coffee, highest grade of - Lewis M. Holden, who. Is studying TELEPHONE IS The lewder table butter, Queen olivea, and every- law at the Missouri state university, FOR RENT! 320. CROWN STUDIO. MAYNARD. 0 thing In staple goods. Is spending the holidays with his Three room frame. North 60COOCXDOC03CXXXXXXXX)C)CXDOO 119 SOUTH SECOND STREET. father, George C, Holden and family. First ALBUQOERQUH, street $10.00 HIGHEST PRICE PAID H F. TROTTER Virginia. R. Bralnard, of Denver, ar- FOR 7 " " i r. OLD Nos. 118. and 120, South Second St. rived In the city last evening to as- Five room Eighth CLOTHING. g brick, North M. Langer, sume her duties as nurse at the In- street $20.00 Q dian school, to which position she was 303 SOUTH FIRST 8TREET. C recently appointed. Five rooms, furnished, on West Corner of 8llver Avenue. 9 Col. Geo. K. Neher has returned to Railroad avenue $25.00 KXXXXXJOOCOCOCOCOOCOOCXXX) HOLIDAY BARGAINS the city from a most successful wild boar hunt up the river. He killed Seven room brick, modern, in NEW IN- - $30.00 LINE OF PICTURE several of the largest speclmeus, and Fourth ward MOULDINGS. HAVE YOUR PIC- - will remember special friends witn TURESFRAMED BEFORETHE Lumber, choice hams Christmas day. JOHN M. MOORE REALTY CO. Toi'et Sets, Manicure Goods, Shaving o HOLIDAY RUSH. C. A. HUD- - Captain M. P. Taft, of Mount Pleas- SON, SALE. NO. 118 NORTH SECOND ssT: ant, Iowa, left last evening for Bis-be- CLEARANCE STREET. Sets, Perfumes, Etc. Ariz., to spend tne winter. Cap- Big bargains millinery. All goods Cement and Rex Flintkote tain guest in Taft has been the of Emll must be sold by January 1, regardless Mann of city, past sev- ttltiltltiiiiit! - G - this for the of cost. XMAS SUGGtSTIONS Lowney's until er's Whitman Roofing. Mail Orders Promptly Filled. eral days. THE GILBERT MILLINERY CO. Mrs. Charles H. Eddy, of James o KODAKS, ALBUMS, SOUVENIR CANDIES ALWAYS town, N. Y., arrived In Albuquerque Dance at the Casino Saturday even BURNT LEATHER, BICYCLES, this morning on belated train No. 7, Ing. Musi: by the Loebt-Devl- n or- KNIVES, RAZORS, FOOT BALLS, wnere ad- BAGS, ALBUQUERQUE LUMBER CO. she Joined her nusband and will chestra. Only respectable people BOXING GLOVES, STRIKING J. H. O'RIELLY CO , Druggists Barneit Building make her future home. Mr. Eddy Is mitted. FISHING RODS AND REELS. AT one or ine uitieen s reportorlal etaff. HOUSTON'S, 118 GOLD AVENUE. - A Christmas present of Stern, First and Marquette, Albuquerque, N. M. Mrs. Solomon Luna and Mrs. T. S. Schloss & C.'s Wines and Liquors Hubbell arrived this morning from life seem brighter. Los Luna, where the latter has been makes the guest of Mrs. Luna the past few PLACE YOUR ORDERS FOR HUY-LER'- S days. Mrs. Luna expects to remain AND LOWNEY'S CANDIES In the city over Christmas. FOR CHRISTMAS. O. A. MATSON Mr. Price, a prominent merchant & CO., SOLE AGENTS. and citizen of Cleveland. Ohio, is In o " I ! Pay your poll taxes today at WSI the city to spend the holidays with You Be Pleased VDI AMDS A Mrs. Price and son, who reside at the O'Rielly A Company's drug store. corner of Lead avenue and Fourth street. WOULD LIKE TO BUY A FEW i UNREDEEMED PLEDGES AT LOW PRICES THOUSAND GRAIN SACKS OF ALL The Optic eays: N. 8. Delden re- SIZES: CASH OR IN EXCHANGE With our elegant line of i I have a large stock of diamonds, big and little, and some of the ceived a car load of cows from O. M. FOR FEED. E. W. FEE, POULTRY IMPORTED CUTLERY most beautiful gems ever brought to this country, that I am going to Ham of Nickel, Kan., and sold the en- AND STOCK FEED, 620 80UTH i sell before the new year, and I will sell them cheap rather than ship tire load almost immediately on- - their 8ECOND STREET. The largest in the South- tti em to an eastern wholesale market. arrival in this city to J. E. Mathews, o the dairyman of Albuquerque, who GO TO HAWLEY'S ON THE COR- west F & Vegan HENRY YANOW, the Pawn Broker was In Las yesterday. NER FOR --TOYS AND XMAS PRES- 114 WEST RAILROAD AVENUE. Master Paul Hopping, the 8 year-ol- d ENTS FOR THE CHILDREN AND A fine assortment of'Five o'clock Teas, Chafing Dishes, Home son of George I Hopping, for a num- GROWN FOLKS. Ow000 ber of yearB foreman of the Job de- Comfort and Miller Steel Ranges, "THE WORLD'S BEST." A 000000ww partment of the morning paper, left A FIRST-CLAS- TINNER NOW AT last evening, unaccompanied, for his J. L. BELL & CO'S, PREPARED TO large stock of home in Los Angeles, .after visiting DO ALL KINDS OF REPAIRING, at the home of C. E. Hopping ana TIN WORK, ETC. other relatives In Albuquerque. Nickel-Plate- d AsfJstant United States Attorney Rome Coffee and Tea Pots E. L. Medler and Deputy United Mistletoe and Holly States Marshal Fred Fornoff, return- The finest goods made. You will leave NEXTDOOR TO POSTOFFICE. ed to the city this morning. Mr. not our store Medler Tiad boen to Alamogordo on for Xmas disappointed.' The largest Hardware House in the private business, while Mr. Fornoff appeared na a witness in a United Southwest. States case at Tombstone, Ariz. Decorations are fine this year. Ours M W. P. Johnson, president of the come from the best sources. Early American Lumber company, who re- orders are solicited. , cently decided to move to Albuquer- WHITNEY COMPANY! que from Cleveland, Ohio, has se- rHe rLOVIST cured the McGaffey residence at tne IVES Opeim 12 -- 115-117 from 8 to corner of Tljeias avenue and Twelfth 319 WEST SANTA FE AVENUE. 9 U3 South First Street 401-40- 3 North First Street 2 st net. Mr. McGaffey and children Auto Phone, 118. if will spend the larger part of next C000OC0')0O-OO00'0-'C-O-0- Tomorrow amid CJhurisfannas year in California. ooooooooo The second section of train No. 7 Bay of last night, which arrived here at XOOOOOOCXXXXOOCO OCOCOCOCOCKDCOOGOCOC COCOOCXXXXOOOCOCOCXXXXXX) 11:20 o'clock this morning, was com- posed of six express cars and two mail cars. The delay was caused by heavy snow on the Hatou mountains. Owing 9 to the heavy snow west the train was - PROPRIETORS- - -- THANKING THE GOOD PEOPLE OF ALBUQUERQUE FOR THE annulled at the local station and will CHAS. F. MYERS.- WM. MclNTOSH. be 80iit west tonight. SPLENDID PATRONAGE ACCORDED US, WE WISH YOU ALL A J F. J. McGinn and wife, formerly of WIIOIKSALU HARDWARE v IOTA I MERRY CHRISTMAS. this city, but now of Cooney, Socorro county, are in the city to Bpend the holidays. Mr. McGinn was formerly bookkeeper big LEADING JEWELER. at the hardware store of E. J. Post & Co., but is now con- A Suggestions Holidays RAILROAD for EVER ITT AVENUE. nected with the Mogollon Gold and Few the Copper Mining company. Mr. and , ELEGANT CARVING SETS, ALT. KINDS AND PRICES. OUU STOCK OF POCKET KNIVES IS THE MOST COMPLETE IX THE SOUTHWEST. WE GUARANTEE OUR SCISSORS AND SHEARS, "MADE BY WISS." IF AT ANY TIME THEY FAIL TO STAY SHARP OU YOU FIND A FLAW IN T II'M. RETURN TO US AND RECEIVE YOUR MONEY BACK OR A NEW PAIR IN THEIR PLACE.

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