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EFFORT TO KILL ALFONSO KANSAS BURTON HOLDS ON THE WESTERN FEDERATION NEW MEXICO LEASING LAW

Fourteen Year Old Boy A- How Packing House Inspec- Of Miners Do Little Trial of Reported Favorably Hope rrested on Charge-Chi- ld tion Is Viewed by Cattle- Moyer Party Continued well and Marron Visit Was Killed. men of West. By Prosecution. Tomb of Washington.

Mohonk, May 31. tf. retersburg, May 31. Indigna- New York. May 31. Mr. and Mrs Lake The ad Washington, D. C, jvtay 31. Repub- tion at the execution of eight revo- John D. Rockefeller were passengers dress of Cardinal Gibbons on "The lican managers of the house today lutionists at Riga, on the heels of the on board the steamer Deultschland, Triumph of Peace" was the leading stated that the conference report on interpellation of the government on which sailed today for Hamburg. feature of the third session of the the statehood bill will he made tomor- the subjects adopted by the lower Laii Motion conference on interna row or 6t the latest, on Saturday. hnuu it .nnrHament. created a Storm BURTON HASN'T VET tional arbitration today. This report "will e an agreement on - muinlncr wmlnn todav. The RESIGNED FROM SENATE the basis of tbe Poraker amendment, Topeka, Kan., May 31. Although FEDERATION OF MINERS w .jrou'p of radical constitutional demo hich provides that the people of Ari- expected that Senator Burton will HEAR REPORT8 CHIEFLY zona and Newt Mexico may vote on crat, supported by the workmen Denver, May 31. tender hla resignation as a member Colo., The morn the question of Joint statehood. The. roui, urged the necessity of the ing eesston of the Western Federation framing of a law to abolish of the United States donate, through amendment Is t be reported exactly gov- the governor of Kansas, at any hour, of Miners was taken up in reading as ago aha death penalty, In view of the reports introduced a year hy FVwaker ex- no action to this effect had yet reach from three of the seven mem senate. ernment's refusal to cease from bers in the majority of the speeches ed the executive office up to noon to of the executive board and in ecutions. The day. the introduction of amendments to the NEW MEXICO FEELS extremely revolutionary in tone, by-law- 'were s. LITTLE INTEREST NOW. la the end, a compromise measure was Special instructing cctnmittee to SOME VIEWS ON THE to the Evening Citizen. passed, the INSPECTION INFAMOUS TRAVESTY Washington, D. May 31. Senat- present a bill within five days abol- STOCKYARDS OF C. Chicago, May 31. Dr. S. E. Bennett, JUSTICE. or Hansbrough, from the committee ishing the death penalty. Ena of Battenburg King Alfonso of Spain Caldwell, Idaho, May 31. When the chief inspector of the stockyards of Princess cases Moyer, Haywood on publie lands, reported favorably this city, spciaking of the present of and Petti and passed the Albuquerque park BOMB THROWN AT SPAIN'S bone came up In the district court to bill favorably leasing MARRIED COUPLE. meat agitation, said yesterday: "Not day, counsel prosecution ;also the of JUST a pound of tainlted meat escapes into the for the more than one section of land to the London. May 31 A Madrid dis- acting upon the suggestion made on same persons. the local market." He said that the Tuesday by Judge patch at 2:45 says --at a bomb was destroy all Presiding Frank Andrews Hopewell spent Dec- inspectors have a right to Smith, Bled a and thrown at King Alfonso and Queen meat they condemn and that they do WEDDING formal motion for con oration day at Washington's tomb. af- GORGEOUS tlnuance on ground Victoria, in the Calle Mayor this MOST the that the ha so. corpus Rodey and Marron are here. The ternoon, as their majesties were re- beas proceedings, Instituted In statehood conferees meet again to turning after their marriage cere- the federal Bupremo court. In behalf morrow. They Other Beg to Differ. of defendants, still pending, reinstated Guthrie aa mony. Sioux City, Iowa, May 31. The rep the are capital till 1915. Later Particulars. and serve as a bar to further pro B. Fay appointed resentaitlon that the stockmen of the ceedings in courts, until Hetfert has been At 7 p. m. a dispatch to the News oppose bill extending the state de postmaster Las. . S. northwest the HISTORY RECORDS cision er.all by fed- at vice a Agency from Madrid eaye that a bomb government, now pend be rendereu the Swift, resigned. power of the eral supreme court. Judge1 Smlio waa thrown at King A fonso and i In pension Camp ing In congress, to inspect packing granted motion exceptions the division, Alex Queen Victoria, formerly Princess houses, would mean a great loss to the and bell of Cloudcroft for $18 from July. Ena, this afternoon and both, escaped repudiated by J. were entered by the defense and al- 1905; previously accepted cattlemen, was J. lowed. The counsel for the defense also the unhurt. The dispatch, adds (that an Ryan of Fort Dodge, secretary of the All Nations Took Part and Each Vied With All Others in Magni pension of Slyvester Morris of Eb- - miimtv was. wounded and that a child Cornbelt Meat Producers association renewed their motion to admit the de tancla, is Increased to $100 from April two horses were killed by the fendants to hall, hut this was denied, and and Murdo MacKenzle, president of ficence of prisoners tin. ' explosion. A fourten-year-o- ia Doy of Presents and in Magnificence Contributions to and the will remain in the the American National Stock Growers' county at Rolse. The present out- was arrested. It Is further stated the association. Both expressed the opin Jail REPORT CONFIRMED OF king and queen behaved with the inspection the Pageant Greatest of Its Kind History. look Is that the accused cannot be KILLING ion that a more rigid would Make in brought before December OFfVICE CONSUL. greatest calmness, and that afiter the increase the export trade. to trial Tlflls. Mar 31. The viceroy has re delay caused by the confusion they next. ceived news of the assassination of proceeded to the palace. AN AMERICAN MUR W. H. Stuart, American vice consul Known. DERED NEAR PEKIN, CHINA LOYALTY OF SPAIN TO ITS KING AMBASSADOR CHOATE at Batoun. who was shot and killed The Latest IS ILL AT HOME IN NEW YORK At n. n.. the 'Renter Telegram Pekin, May 31. Reubin Morley of on May 20. The assassins have been ' company also has ,a dispatch from Saginaw, Michigan, was murdered on .IS PUT BEYOND ALL POWER OF DISPUTE . New York, May $L Joseph H, apprehended, and confessed that they Madrid saying that a bomb was the border of MongoUa, 400 Choatt former ambassador to Eng- were brlba to t the crime,, giv king queen north of Pekin, September 2, by land, 1b ill at bis home in this city, ing the oamea of "the instigators, who thrown at the and ot May 31. K,ing Alfonso and cession of carriages, preceded by Her- and secluded La. Granja palace, where "" Spain. The outrage was committed in French adventurer, styling himself as Madrid, The nature of his illness is not made have also been arrested. No further Princess Ena were iarried at noon alds and richly uniformed officials they will spend their honeymoon, un public, seri- tJhe oh- -. the Calle Mayor as the king and queen Vicompe Laverger, wirh whom Morley but it is said that It is not details of conspiracy were to was traveling. John Morley of Cieve today. The day was clear and at an moved. Alt the Plaza Oriente. the disturbed by the outside world. They ous. tainable. ' were returning from the church early hour the centers of the city pre bride's cortege was Joined by the will then to go San Sebastian to spend the palace, where they arrived safe. land, who has been tracing his broth king er, ha just returned with the news sented an aspect of extreme aoima royal cortege, composed of the tho summer and will probably not re Weeks man re tlon. All along the route of the cor and his brilliant suits and together turn to Madrid before some time in COMMISSIONER OF BOMB INTENDED FOR after the murder a were being they proceeded church of San fall. wedding presents CAPITAL COMING VLADIMIR. sembling Laverger cashed Morley tege hurried preparations to the the The which GRAND DUKE made. Troops lined both sides of the Geronimo. were sent to the young people from (Madrid, May 31, 3:30 p. m. The letter of credit at Colomlw, Ceylon and sailed for Europe. streets In solid ranks for miles. The The church had been decorated with all parts of the world and whioh com INDIAN AFFAIRS TO NEW MEXICO iiomb was not thrown at the king and scene from the Puerto del Sol to Par-- flowers and leaf plants and the enor- pletefly 011 three large halls in the carriage brll-lanc- e. queen tcf Spain, but at tne do palace was one of striking mous structure was filled with a bril- palace, contain many priceess gifts of Grand Duke Vladimir, of Russia, All buildings were resplendent liant assembly, resplendent in gor- from the ruera of European coun who escaped unhurt, although many AFTER THE SANTA yellow and colors, Spain geous tries. They will not publicly ex Hon. F. E. Loupp Visits Local Colonel Greer persona with red uniforms and decorations. The be Returns Prom soldiers, guards and other woven to sunbursts, and arches of tine old organ of the church play- hiblted. however, and only shown to La-gu- were killed. rosea from which were suspended ed an impressive wedding march, a select few. School-L- eft for Islita, na Chicago-Par- ty of Cap- FE ON ACCOUNT enormous flower baskets and trailing while the bridal procession marched Route of Wedding Cortege. New York Money Market. vines. The wedding cortege started through the center aisle of the church The route of the wedding cortege and Acoma. italists Coming New York, May 31. Money on call, from the royal palace at 9:30, amid to the altar The princess was steady, per cent. mer- rail. was designed to give Princess Ena at 34 Prime OF REBATES the ringing of befits, the firing of ar- beauitiful in her magnificent bridal glimpse cantile paper, 5 5 per cent; silver, en of all that Is best of Madrid, tillery salutes and the clamorous dress of white brocade with silver in coming and going ot the church C7 c. thusiasm of the crowd massed along threads woven into the material and SUPERVISOR DIXON HERE INCH ARCE HERE NEXT WEEK TO INVESTIGATE part of and' at the same time to give the the route. The most brilliant trimmed with priceless lace. The long people an opportunity to so their new Special to The Evening Citizen. this cortege was far surpassed when train of the dress, which was almost queen. The main roufte traversed the Hon. Francis E. Loupp, 'airship voyage to Las Vegas, May 31. It is under the famous royal gala coaches came covered by the diaphanous folds of very of commis Col. W. H. Greer, president of the by superb heart the city, beginning on sioner of Indian affairs, arrived in the roof of earth. stood here that United States District into view, each drawn eight the bridal veil, was carried by pages west fac- Albuquerque Traction company, who the Attorney Llewellyn making spe golden and silver the at the Plaza de Oriente, territorial (metropolis last night from is a whit horses with in picturesque court uniforms. They ing the royal palace, passing through has been absent from the city for In a few days The Evening cial investigation of the rebating harnesses, and lofty colored plumage, were the young sons of families be Santa Fe, where he visited the Indian the publish story, charges.. Atchison, Topeka depicted on some the Calla del Arenal and the Calle del school there, and the day schools un past month more, visiting Chicago Citizen will the against the looking like coaches longing to the highest nobility of the AJcala and the Carerra de San Jeron oj uniquely Illustrated, of Walter & Santa Fe, having continued the illuminated page of fairy books. realm. The king wore the handsome der that agency at the several ad' and other northern cities. In an effort imo. These are among the great art Jacent Indian villages. capital iWellman's coming attempt to United States grand jury for that pur Enthusiasm Was Immense. uniform of his guard regiment, with eries of Madrid, very broad, to interest in the advantages pole balloon. pose. As royal couple entered and lined Mr. Ixmpp Bpent last night and and resource Mexico, re- reach the north in a the thf the exquisite Jeweled sword, a pres- with fine buildings. Midway in the of New The story tells of the biggest air-- It is also alleged that the jury was church the assemblage arose, and 200 ent of Princess Ena. She had the part of this morning at the local turned today on the limited. Mrs. by processional route is the Puerta del Sol or Gate school, and, from wnat he bad seen, Greer, ship ever made, now almost held wire, before the return of choirlsters intoned the sword specially made after an artistic of Sun, and who accompanied him, remain- will carry a steel car, United attorney hymn. ceremony wag perform- the further on nat mecca pronounced it in good condition. He ing Michigan ready, that 't the States from The design by one of tho most famous of all visitors to Madrid, the Irado, at a lake resort. steel boat, five men. motor 1" Washington, and that similar action ed with all impressiveneas, after the armorers of Toledo. He also wore the expressed regret at the recent sud Col. Greer stated that his mission now transformed into a beautiful palm superintend sledges, tools, tons of gasoline will be taken in other districts this Roman ritual, by Cardinal Sancha, Order of the Golden Fleece and other garden, den death of the retiring to Chicago proved highly satisfactory food, stay in V Archbishop Toledo, robed in crim- and circled with some of the ent, J. K. Allen, and offered his con and and the air fall. of high decorations conferred upon him stateliest government buildings and and that he succeeded in interesting twenty-fiv- e lofflciating, by dolence bereaved and Be days. If they find the A local firm is involved, as receiv son silk, assisted the by the rulers of the various European museums including to the wife vera! capitalists in New Mexico pole party will be able to ing favors, and the investigation la special nuncio of the pope and the the famous Prado children, who are still at the school. propositions, and gentle- the ' countries. gallery. that these by being pushed by rivals highest dignitaries of church. The It is quite likely Mrs. Allen will he men will In Albuquerque send the news to the world in business. the WThen the archbishop pronounced The Royal Palace. arrive next wireless telegraphy. Look for it. t No action is exnectpd before next ceremony lasted nearly an hour. Aa royal retained at the school as one of the week for the purpose of investigating were pro- the benediction over the couple, The royal palace of Madrid is dou J week. the king and princess the guns of artillery stationed on teachers. local conditions and the resources of nounced man and wife, the news was the bly interesting Just now, both as the On the flyer at 11 o'clock this morn- the territory with a view to investing. waiting the plaza thundered their salute to place from which King Alfonso goes ing, accompan spread throughout the crowd the new queen. The people who were Commissioner Ixupp, "The east seems exceedingly pros- outside, and all Madrid broke into a to meet his bride and as the future led by Chief Clerk W. J. Oliver, of perous, and though the markets were Joy. Enter- packed in a solid mass outside of the home of the royal couple. The s'ate Ihe school, frantic demonstration of cordon of troops, became wild with local left for the Isleta vtl panicky for a couple of weeks, caused ing the royal coach, the king and of apartments designed for the future lage, where the gentlemen will spend by the San Francisco disaster, they MICHAEL DAVITT, A GREAT pal- excitement and joy. The religious queen have been most lavishly pre queen of Spain returned to the ceremony the afternuon Investigating the school have entirely regained their normal wildest en- in St. Geronimo church was pared with the richest art treasures there, tonight ace, amid scenes of the final act marriage ceremony and conditions and conditions," said Col. Greer. thusiasm. the of the from the galleries of Spain. Hut asld they will leave for laguna and Acoma. "The people of the east, who have as the formal signing of the marriage from this, tho palace Itself is one of Ivoupp Oliver expect to money contract had taken place yesterday at Messrs. and to invest, are becoming inter- DEAD FULLER ACCOUNT. the largest and most sumptuous of return to the city Sunday night, when ested in the development of New Mex- IRISHMAN IS the Prado palace, in the presence of Europe. Tho Madrid. Mav 31. Not within the first stone was laid in Mr. Loupp will remain a few days and ico's natural resources, and an invest- the ministers of the cabinet and other 17U8 and twenty-si- x years afterward proceed to Sun memory of the present generation has dignitaries of the government. then Francisco. ment of eastern capital in any of the proud capital of country been Charles III took possession of the edi Supervisor Dixon in Charge. many resources of the territory would Davitt, the this After the wedding ceremony In the flee and began decoration of the Dublin, May 31. Michael the scene of excitement and enthus- queen the Supervisor Charles Dixon, of the mean a general prosperity for all the Irish patriot, died last night in a church Ithe king and tho rode In interior. The expenditure amounted Indian department, arrived yester fields of commerce iasm that could compare with that state to the Hoyal palace, where in New Mexico, Dublin hospital, after many days ot displayed today. to 3H,iijti,(uo realus. It covers an ex day on the flyer from Washington, and mines, timber, etc., Included. acute suffering. one of everything was in readiness for their pause of 2,500 equare metres; iM local num- He had been morn-In- s has taken charge cf the Indian i succeeded in interesting a the most prominent figures in Irish The city awakened early this reception. In the evening a state feet on each side and 15U foet high arrival of the new ber of capitalists Chicago when Princess at school until the of and the politics for over a third of a century. and at the time dinner was given which only the The massive structure is of granite agent, Burton 11. Custer, who is ex east, who will Albuquerque was in state from the of visit and Hi was born in 1840, but It was not Kna driven Immediate members the royal throughout, except the frames of the peeled here on or about July 1. the territory some time next week, Ministry of Mar- - j at until lt5 that he attained promi- I' ' Prado palace to the houses represented the wedding doors and windows, which are of mar for the purpose of looking over the by ine building, thousands of people lined were present. There were special hie. field, nence his connection with the mag- PASSENGER CREWS RUN with a view to investing, pro- brotherhood. In 1S70 was the streets through whi the performance in all th i;er, fireworks. Tin. entmnce to Ihe roval nalare. vided, Fenian he "Cheered rywnere of course, that conditions here convicted of treason and felony, and nificent cavalcade moved and parades and balls e and the whi, h is conceded to le one of the meet with their approval. ' roya.1 bride with enthusiasm. The :ig THROUGH TO WIN5L0W sentenced to fifteen years' imprison- v the whole city, Inchr: the thousands inosit magnificent in the world, has "I feel assured that if these gentle- ment. He was released, however, on whole city was gorgeously decoraied of visitors, attract! d by the festivities. been further enriched for the present men, who all was such a tonight, all west- are shrewd business leave in 1877. and never before there seemed to have abanuonea itself to occasion, it is gorgeously carpeted Beginning with men, ad- tickctof flass, bunting, flowers and were passenger engine crews, leav- can see for themselves the Two years later, with Charles Stew- rnrnm display of fun and frolic. There brilliant ami ornamented, illuminated day and bound vantages and opportunities the terri- Parnell, Davitt founded the Irish nher decorations as on this occasion, banquets at all embassies and the clr.y night by myriads of electric lights ing Albuquerque, will run through to tory art mag stotipins Gal presents for Investment, they League. He began an extremely On the main avenues of the city, was brilllantlv illuminated. The concealed within the rich gold cor Wiuslow. instead of at will be led to put capital l.and triumphal been lup, work is han- into tbe vigorous campaign for Irish independ- nificent arches had streets were thronged with pople and nices, with Halhadieres In their brll as heretofore. This country, which would mean that other ence, in that same year was ar- eroded and palms and rosebushes had carriages, containing beautifully dress- liant uniforms acting aa guards. At dled by eleven crews, four of which capital quickly and All crews from the tast would sedition. The case against been planted in great profusion. ed women and civilians or officers, first landing, serving as pillars are known as first district and follow, bringing to us we rested for roofs of the tho district crews. The thus what him was not pushed to trial, and Da- windows and eve nthe diplomats in their othclal costumes, to the balustrade, there are two enor- five as second need most at the present time, a de- or- mmL baildilips along the street ithroitgh dignitaries of and the church second district crews have had their vitt came to the I'nued States to the sta'e mous lions of stone, the work of the velopment of our mauy resources, or ganize auxiliary land league of the which the wedding procession moved, rolled through the streets, a constant sculptors Castro and Michel. It is lay-ove- r at the carbon City in the capital which to develop the by spectators, who had new change of affairs, rather, with L'nited Stall's. were occupied eourcj trf curiosiiy to tho crowds. will known that Napoleon 1 had a lat, but in the them." he was again arrest- paid high prices for the privilege. The king and his voting bride will for these lions on the the tecoml district crews will lx' On his return jealous retard compelled lay over here, which will Colonel Greer expects to remain in in 181 was sentenced back Shortly after iu o'clock Princess remain in Madrid eight days to day that he admired tho palace, re- to some looking ed and by and necessitate moving io Albu- the city for tune after to penal servitude, from which he Kna .areompanied her mother take part In the endless festivities marking to Ills brother that they were their the construction of somo extensions wed-d.rti- .'. querque, The change is the result wan not released till May, . - her attendants, defended from her arranged in honor of the royal boused iliaii he himself in Albuquerque Traction company znr7TT-r- ... J- of Marine better of uilvent on the W'inslow division tho His work for the Irish Land I.eaeue apartments in the Ministry The program includes theatrical Paris. the has under way. tin- - y.-a- d - of 14"0 class c in brought him into trouble again, and He was sjui, but building lit en'ered ihe famous Iti military reviews, a pa- Salle des A mba.ssa letirs, where the of will probably a tour of I v The lie make t.ie i n siiMici in isn;), owing to bankruptcy al h of tortoise hliell. drawn rade of of the pound engines, fourteen of which have in h- - s again ini; for coai reprcsenta' various ihi imposing reception will take territory with the capitalists from lV.i. h- - t wii ll gilded a Spanish in just been put In Service between A- seditious language. proi ceiliims. In au.iiri ok eiidit white burses provinces their rharafer-i'ti- c place after the wedding, is one of the the east, whi are expected to arrive puilia-tneii- t his in the Arte r out- - an ! The princi s -. a pageant pal- lbuquerque and Winslow. Tho power Davitt was firs' c'.eded I sa housiy tho ncss uluuies. national of mo.t sp'.eiid.d apartments of the next week, after which he will return ' of tl'.t Transvaal war in lSK'.i, occupied ihe coach alone, her motlier the ' ,,IS 'f and durability of these engines make in 1SS while a prisoner in the t'lvuk trades orirati the city ace with ti'tings of incalculable value. to Albuquerque. fe s in ot lu r rich- - - it possible for engine crews to run prison, but was dis- Havitt nude a climax to the fruit!ss and ateiai'.' follow inu and of the officer.- ami employes of tl, nuiiig i of different marbles Tort land convict (O.iclie.-- . A brl li'M.l - The through the entire division, wnere in special voti' of the house cpiio-i- i inn of !: Irish niiulers i'' ly mounted the municipality, bu'l balls, re- f'Tiii designs lii the Italian Louis Wool. qualified bv - which old englnef it was St. of n- tender. tig his resignation as a coil of the r iv.il iuard s'.n rounded the ceptions and var.eii- o'her features. wails are hung with crim- - the ias', with the , style. The Mo., May 31. Wool mar- of commons "'' ptotest the gllvtrllnltn, t prince-- s and tod on both At the of wee'; the king necessary to change both crew and St. UjuU, ...... f,,r y. He was a::aii;t conch of the end the and Iv pro- - t engine at way place. ket kteady and unchanged. u'.'.scaici in io!icv. ni.leS Of the ( ollfje. Slow the his bride will i the. beautiful (Continued on Page Five.) the half ajrain tltctc and lx f i PAGE TWO. ALBUQUERQUE EVENING CITIZEN. THURSDAY, MAY 31, 1906.

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PERSONAL PROPERTY LOANS. acid, no was m niv icals manufactured, and use ON carbolic first-clas- s INTEREST ALLOWED SAYINGS DEPOSITS , mnannTlt1tn ATlit WajV With- - WAN TBI) A cook at the Dully by Ctrrlcr, 60c per month exactly wfoa tlie physician di- Vondome at out friends or money. His mother at hotl once. Money Co bm to rects. 1 1C1 first-clas- s Loan Tn IwiM Cmm wOl Scltrand th. Douglas was nouneu. WAN A lrmr, at Mr M tk tow rata W M niH par wwfc. r (w W So many precautions are Garrett's shaving jarlor, Socorro, On Furniture, Pianos, Organs, Horses m M BMath. wfcaa U BMntklr. Wagons and Chattels; also on BACHARACHS HAVE takeu by t:s that a mistake Is N. M. other Mnrtlilig litei Mtdi Mpllcitlon RETURNED FROM EU HU" t. SALARIES AND WAREHOUSE RE- tun h Bacharach practically Impossible. WANTED Woman to do general CEIPTS, as low at f 10.00 and as high With Ample Means and Unsurpassed Facilities. Mr ami Mrs Simon housework. Cadi at rtore of F. V. WW mmJm hnt kv Mtlfrk o returned to their home in ag $200.00. Loans are quickly ta&i i have Trotler. turn 1ty y J.Htwt th. pr. Vega, after an absence of ntx months and strictly private. Time: 7 under-o- f WANTED Gentlemen's second-ban- re- Xk WM uv4 naiitnw ahraM to addrauad u In Oormnny. Tho trip was month to one year given. Goods Taa VrrJf PuBijamiie ConruT. Drafts, the 8 clothing. No. 615 South First street, main In your possession. Our rate , and azpraM eHr latter at to mii. pajtbla to to mht mt th. comes ack after ner eouth of viaduct. Send address and are reasonable. Call and see nt be rdr hlih, and she can. K. sojourn abroad, greatly improi. win j. Sweeney, proprietor. fore borrowing. PHARMACY Ml k mm wiL-- L They upent most. f tueir time at ALVARADO WANT Posit lkn .nnwr THE HOUSEHOLD LOAN CO. I A3 IS or assistant "bookkeeper. Under Steamship tickets to and from all Vvtomarta Colorado Wois Baden, wkicn is ne oi u" B H. BRIGCS it CO.. Prop'rt. famoiiH curative spring resort) and stand stnrgrophy and can famish parts of the world. S 4, Bldg. wintering places in "Europe. First and CoM Avt. Beth Phones typewriter. Address, A. B.. this of- Booms and Grant fice. West Railroad Ave. Sit Extends to Depositors every proper Accommodation, and Solicits New MARINES ENRAGED OF PRIVATE OFFICES. RESIGNATION WANTED Good men, ny number Accounts Capital, $150,000.00. TEACHERS ACCEPTED. 0040K404K4K4 for roch work; southern Arizona; Open Evenings. f a C pro. teacher of TnaLh- - rv lit SEEK A RELIABLE DENTIST wages, 30c an hour; work guaran- ematlcs; Miss Mareth Fnrro, teacher years. Abra- Two Lots, OFFICERS AND AT ODD FUNERAL Oarrick, teed for three Inquire DIRECTORS of t.cal music; Miases ham's Employment office, 120 Silver Corner cf and Hugunln, teachers in Full Set of Teeth g avenue, Silver and Edith. SOLOMON LUNA, President; W. S. Strickler, V. P. and Cashier; re- n under Elite rooming house the normal school at Las Vegas, Gold Crowns $6.00 V" II J. JOHNSON, Asst. Cashier; Wm. Mcintosh, J. C. Baldridge, Solo- MARCH resignations, Gold Filling 91.50 Up MALE HELP WANTED. $1,000 cently tendered tbeir . 1 CORNER mon Luna, A. M. Biackwell, George Arnot, O. E. Cromwell. which were accepted. These teach- Painless Extracting 50c U WANTED Brunuh manager; I'M INSiOE 800 ers are the ones who ome time ago cash, weekly. Ldve at home. Ex- Washington, D. C. May 31 Cap- siu,i fharrpB ftffninsi President Vert, ALL WORK ABSOLUTELY GUAR perience unnecessary. No canvass DEPOSITORY FOR THE ATCHISON, TOPEKA & made ing. Best Location 8ANTA FE RY. tain of Marines, Hiram I. Bearss, nn.i tn annivinir for ANTEED. Enclose stamp for particulars. in the City. against, whem tie peculiar complaint applications conditional upon Aluminum Hanger Co., Chatfield, thfir . lias been made that he insulted the the resignation or...tne presiuem.i i notin Minn. - PORTERF1ELD COMPANY. memory of the dead tiy causing the h i.i nnt resiim. Several of the Tacan- WANTED Good men, any number land to play "Always in the wky."at cles have aJready been filled. for rock work; southern Arizona; (Incorporated.) the funeral of C. W. J. Lawrence, a wages, 30c an hour; work guaran- 110 West Gold Avenue. private, is a DePauw, (Ind.) college LEGG FALLS OFF POLE; 1 for years. Inquire NOT SERIOUS teed three Abra- FIRST NATIONAL BANK graduate, and was admitted to the INJURIES ham's Employment office, 120 Silver George Iegg of Vegas fell Notarial work and conveyancing. United States marine service as a Iis B. F. COPP. avenue, under Elite rooming house ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. second lieutenant, by special act ot twenty-fiv- e fe from a pole of the ROOM 12, N. T. ARMIJO BUILDING & company FOUND. congress, on account of his youth. Las Vegas Light Power PROFESSIONAL CARDS on plaza across the Oallinas, says Is no reason to doubt that a bill will FOUND A hunch of Yfllo keysT'Will He Boon distinguished himself in the pass ithe Optic. He sustained painmi soon congress providing for the be returned to owner at The Citi- Officer and Director. leasing of all public it sprains to both ankles and his ion domain, and zen olUce uin payment for this no- LAWYERS. JOSHUA 8. RATNOLDa mm, President wriwt. which are not considered seri would 'be wise for those who are so tice. M. W. FLOURNOY . Tree President ous. He was working on a "trouble deeply interested in the matter to Bernard 8. Rodey. FRANK McKKH ...., Cashier FOR EY-AT-- L AW. Albuquerue call" when the cross arm broke off. adopt a concerted plan of action to RENT. ATTORN R. A. FROST ....n Assistant Cashier Three-roo- N. M. Prompt given all The accident was due to an old cross protect their business. This can only FOR RENT house In attention to H. F. RAYNOLiDS ...... Director arm which, pulled off the pole on be done through an organized effort the Highlands, $12 per month. Ad business pertaining to the profession on the, part of In- dress, Highlands, Will practice in all courts of the terri- w'hich Legg was working. That the those most deeply Citizen office. V. . DEPOSITORY. did not terested." tory and befote the United State ITeSiS?!' result of his f.i'l terminate FOR RENT Furnished rooms and land seriously excited comment from rooms light 413 office. more for housekeeping. Authorhsed Capital mmr,v $S0,0OeM those "who witnessed it. Legg was COURT DECIDES TERRITORY South Third Btreet. Ira M. Bona. em- HAS RIGHT TO TAX WELLS. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW- . 32 street Paid Up Capital, Surplus and Profits $25Q,O0ftjOI married to Miss Lizzie, formerly FOR RENT Pleasant front rooms'Tor P ployed in the Optic bindery, a short The 400 owners of artesian wells of N. W., Washington, D. C. Pensions, housekeeping. Rent reasonable. 524 caveats Depository time ago. Eddy and Chaves counties wlio were West Railroad avenue. lands, patents, copyrights, for Atchison, Topeka A Santa r Railway Company Jointly fighting well act letter patents, trade marks, claims. the artesian FOR REN A cool, PLUMBER AT SANTA FE FELL of February 22, 1905, i' pleasant front W. t). attacking the room on ground floor. peo R. Bryan. FROM CHURCH ROOF constitutionality law, No sick ATTORNEY-AT-LAW-. Albuqner of the lost their ple apply. 301 Wlhlle at work on the roof of the case by a decision handed down by need North Second que, N. M. Office, First National street, opposite fire-statio- lOOCXOOOOOOOOOCOO Presbyterian church at Santa Fe, William H. Pope, justice of the su- Bank building. about noon Tuesday, Samuel Failer, preme court, and Judge of the fifth FOR RENT Nice rurnlsneu rooms. employed McKenzie with electric lights E. W. Dobson. YOUR ACCOUNT a plumber at the judicial district court, territory of and bath, for ATTORNEY-AT-LAW- . Office Crom IS WELCOME hardware store, fell from tlie roof to New Mexico. light housekeeping and sleeping purposes. well block, Albuquerque, N. M. the ground, a distance of alout thirty The validity of the law taxing ar- Inquire at corner of AT THE feet, andi received Bevere injuries. He tesian wells to defray the expenses of Railroad avenuo and Fourth street. DENTISTS. alighted on his feet, but the shock inspection and supervision was upheld Over hardware store. ground, where he DR. J. E. KRAFT, threw him to the on the ground that such was a valid FOR RENT Cottage flats of two to Dental Surgeon. fc remained until assistance arrived. His exercise of police power of the four rooms, nicely furnished for iState T the Rooms 15 and 16, Grant block, over National BamK feet were terribly bruised and they housekeeping, $10 and $12. Very CAPTAIN HIRAM I. BEARSS. territory. the Golden Rule Dry Goods company. ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. are swollen to twice their normal Some well owners claim that the cheap for the summer, or will board Both 'phones. Appointments made by size. He also suffered a nervous special o eac!h by the week or month very reason- the Boxer uprising in China and on tax of per year on mall. We want your banking business, your - ehock. Failer said the fall was due well "legalized robbery" able. Mrs. E. K. Norris, 524 John whether account be large the Island of fiamar, in the x'nlnp- artesian is Edmund J. Alger. D. D. 8. or small, and offer in return for same every lead-ta- to the slipping of a board which had fought street, east end of viaduct. attention and business pines. it was for an exploit in and the case will be to the No. 808 Railroad avenue. Office courtesy, the account will warrant. We every this men up steep cliff been lightly tacked to the roof. A supreme court of United States. FOR SALE, take precaution to a in a bat tie hours, 8:30 a. m., to 12:30 p. m.; 1:30 guard the interests or our depositors. Is tle that he the title of captain. curious fatality seems to attach to Eminent lawyers have been retained Our bank equipped with &t Failer in his work. He has leen FOR SALE Jersey cow, 723 North p. m. to 5 p. m. Teiepncme 4z. ap every necessary facility for SAFETY, and all business entrusted hub Home is in Peru, Ind. by the Artesian Well Owners' asso- Second street. polntments made by mall. to care receives He obtained a military training severely injured a number of times in ciation. Tho territory was represent- - its the PERSONAL attention of one of Its officers. at FOR- SALE-Cbie- i range; the Northfleld, (Vt.) military a similar manner, but has always re- ed by James M. Hervey. National PHYSICIANS. acad seven months. Gft8 Iron DIRECTORS. emy, and has (been considered a man covered. used East great, This Beats Kamagl's System. avenue. DR. R. L. HUST,' U. N. MARRON. WM. A. of culture and of popularity, MRS. SARAH FARR. J. WEINMAN. I. A. DYE. among hid MURPHY I have a corn plow that you can FOR SALE Fresh Jersey cows, at E. A. MIERA. F. H. STRONG. D. both men and lis civilian Office, 6-- N. T. Armljo Bldg. H. CARNS. IS AGAIN A BRIDE. raise the gangs at the end without Kelly's, five one-hal- f friends. and miles High-Frequen- cy JAY A. HUBBS. J. B. HERNDON. News has been received in Phoenix tutching tie leavers or sloping, and south of city. Tuberculosis treated with According to iprlviate letters there of marriage Log Electrical Current and Ger- was mutiny the at Angeles last can start in the same manner. It FOH SXLE almost a at ithe funeral of week of Mrs. Sarah Murphy, formerly A handsome uardman micide. Treatments given each day oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo Lawrence, at Olangapo. P. I., over has crank and 'bard balance frame, piano, In fine condition and almost of Phoenix. tl Arthur Pike, of San stagered spokes and hard oiler. is from 8 a. m. to 4 p. m. Trained nurse ue bands music. Lawrence had It tew, at a bargain. For particu- In Francisco. Mrs. Murphy is well attendance. Both 'phones ' fceen drowned in a creek while on known made of malabie iron and steel. It lars, call at this office. "OLD RBLIABLE" in Phoenix. She was the first wife Is a class by itseit and it would pay OK. W. G. SHADRACH, ESTABLISHED 1171 shore duty, although two warrant lot FOR SALE flrst-cias- douuie-ba- r of former Governor N. O. Murphy, yu to see it $27.00. Haviland (O.) A fleers from the battleanlp Wisconsin, up reled, shotgun; bran new Practice limited to Eye, Ear, Nose L save him. and to the time of separation was New Era. B. PUTNEY tried to One of these a resident of Arizona, and is well never has been used; one of th and Throat. nearly lost his own hfe. One private best makes. Call at The Citizen ot Occullst and Aurlst for Santa Fe coas has piece known in the territory. The groom, Sciatica Cured After Twenty Years written a of poetry reflect- prom- of flee for particulars. lines. Office, 313V& West Railroad ing of men wlile not known in Phoenix, is Torture. l the resentment the at the For more than twenty years Mr. J. FOR SALE A seven-roo- bouse, avenue. WHOLESALE GROCER unhappy selection inent in tie Golden Gate city. He is of a funeral march. a large hardware dealer. Mrs. Pike, B. Maseey, of 3322 Clinton St.. Min- newly painted, all modern con- Hour: 9 to 12 a. m. and to 5 p. m-- 0 as Miss Nellie Banghart, married for- neapolis, Minn., was tortured by veniences, with six lots, trees and Flour, Grain and. Provisions SIXTEEN HUNDRED mer Governor Murphy twenty-fiv- e sciatica. The pain and suffering shrubbery. A snap to any one look- UNDERTAKER. s years ago in Prescott, which he endured during this time is ing for a home. C. M. Wilkinson, and obtained a Auto, 115. Carries the Largest and Most Exclusive Stock ot Staple VOTES WERE CAST divorce from him about two years beyond comprehension. Nothing Wool Scouring mills. 'phone 316. Colo. Red Groceries ago. gave him any permanent relief until A. BORDERS, in the Southwest. t After the separation she took FOR SALE My general merchandise Building. up her residence in Los Angeled, he used Chamberlain's Palm Balm. Commercial Club Black RETURNS OF DEMOCRATIC PRI and business located four miles from white hearse, $5. It been was studying One application of that liniment re- A and t MARIES IN EDDY COUNT- Y- has said she to Helen. rare chance for some one FARM AND FREIGHT WAGONS lieved pain sleep and g FIRST HELD IN fit herself for a career nn the stage. the and made to step Into a nice money-aiakin- ARCHITECTS. THIS YEAR She present, rest possible, and less than one bottle o NEW MEXICO. met her husband aliout a business. Will bear full investiga- RAILl DAD AVENUE year before the marriage. Mrs. Pike'g has effected a permanent cure. If tion. on F. W. Spencer and V. O. Walling ALBUQUERUE. N. X. 4 Good reason for selling. Call 46 47, At the democratic primaries father was one of the pioneer citizens troubled with sciatica or rheumatism or N. ford, rooms Barnett building held address, Chus. Mann, Publitos, N. M. 'phones. recently in Eddy county, 1.000 votes of Yavapai county. She has one sis- why not try a bottle of Pain Mex. Albuquerque. Both ter, Mrs. Balm and see for yourself how were cast. Cartel) ad cant almost 600 E. W. WelU, of Presco't. FOR SALEGenerai merchandise LAND MATTERS. SAVE TROUBLE AND EXPENSE, rates, Artesia over 400, Dayton about quickly it relieves the pain. For sale WILL ORGANIZE store, with saloon in connection. 100. Lawtkood 130, Hope 110, Monu NATIONAL by all druggists. Cr H. W. 8. Otero, BANK AT tn paying business. Established Commissioner, ment 90, Queen 65, Malaga 40, Gray TAOS. for sixteen years. Store, 25x50 feet. United States Court Bend 3m, Hudson 15 Reynold 10. News from Taos is 1" the effect The Horrid Thing. 703 West Silver avenue. Will attend and that organization "What a lovely Ijonnet Mrs. Olding-to- Warehouse, 15x60 feet. Stock will As well as sickness and possibly The following was the vote for the ttie of a national invoice to matters before the land office l;s bank, to be located in the county ceat has. And so becoming'" about $2,500. This Btock is of life, by having defective plumbing candidates: of becoming all new and clean. Retison for sell-:n- CIVIL ENGINEER. taken out and tip to date sanitary For Police Judge Ananias Oreen, Taos county. Is in progress, and 'Ys, so." it will soon going out of business. Address, plumbing put into your home. We'll 1.647. tlm be an accomplished .1. J. R. Farwell, fact. Mrs. Bambini, at her parlors. No Mrs. Weiner. Sandoval. N. M. fit you up a model bath room, with For W. L. IVjIk) Room 23. N. T. Armljo Building. Probate Clerk Anumg 209 West Railroad avenue, Is pre FOR SALE A large ninrrcauUle busi- gas heating attachment for hot water, C89; W. R. Owen, 891. the promoters of tile plan are C. N. pared to give thorough scalp treat ness, enjoying most excellent NOTARY PUBLIC. at a reasonable cost. ; Biackwell, president of the a For Sheriff J. I). Christopher. 888 ment, do hair dressing, treat corns trade, controlling We carry the finest line of gard n M. C. Uxewart, 70fi. First National bank of Raton, and 8. and business for Trios. K. D. Mfddleon, & bunions and ingrowing nails. She a large scope country; will hose in city. K. Floersheim Co., Springer mer- of or Office W. B. 117 the For Assessor Hubert U ran, gives massage treatment and man I cur half. engage with Childers, Wt 350; J. L. chants. There will also be several sell Can in the sheep Gold avenue. Emerson, 500; Jibn O. , ing. Mrs. own preparation Taos siibbcriiK-rs- among th-- the Bambini's ami cattle business; also gristmill. M9. of complexion cream builds up the , mercantile firms of & Good bargain for some energetic VETERNINARIAN. For Treasurer W. J. Bar Ik.-r- r.f9 ; liond. Gusdorf McCarty. and M. skin and improves the complexion, nmu with from $G,000 to $8,000 to W. 11. Merchant, 1,027. William Adair; Dr. Dr. F. L. Schneider. Standard Heating & Plumbing Co. T. P. Martin will likely stock and is guaranteed not to be lnjurl invest. Call at The Citizen office For Superintendent of Schools M. take and Office, 424 North Second- - street. so will Alexander pan- ous. She also prepares a hair tonic f particulars. Auto phone, 671. Colo., Red 284. P. Kerr, 1,543. Gusdorf. The t Phones Auto., 311; Colo., Black 35. are now being prepared an will that cures and prevents dandruff and FOR SALE For Commissioner of District No. 1 els Stock and timber ranch; Residence 'phone. Auto., 747. be sent to Washington very shortly. hair falling out; restores life to dead about THO acres fenced; 30 of A. C. Heard, 774; Samuel R. Smith, su- tead hair; removes moles, warts and .1 87. The laiik will Mfcrt under very cattle, horses; wagons, tools and CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. eT. C. auspices as a financial insti- perfluous hair. Also a face powder, farming implements. Two BAX.DRIDGE For CunimiKsioner lMslriet No. 2 A. L. N-- freckle cure and pimple cure and pile Morgan. George Wilcox, tiX4; rge p. Cleve- tutions of the kind in northern houses, lrfirn, and large corral. Only NATIVE AND CHICAGO LUMBER 01 cure. AH of preparations are The INDEPENDENT CONTRAC Mexico has been greatly needed for these two TMicg from railroad. Adjoining SHERMAN-WILLIAM- S land. 31. years purely vegetable compounds. Have TOR AND BUILDER. Estimates are PAIN- T- BUILDING PAPER Always In For Surveyor U. A. 4!f.; and as i:. will d i a profitable government reservation. Plenty of ..overs more, tooKg wwi, wears - 'yuieyer, . cheerfully furnished; Job solic- from the just added a vibrator machine for wa'-r- $4,500. Easy terms. work stock. Plaster, Lime, Cement, Joseph Cunningham, l.two. bi!ines start. Price. 'phone, 724; longest, most economise, full treatment of scalp, face end cure of N. lVarh, & Co., real ited. Automatic shop at Paint, Class, estate dealers, 911 Albuquer- measure. Sash Doors, Etc. THE ARIZONA CAT I LE wrinkles. It is also used for rheuma- 212 tWst Gold avenue. North Second street, MAY INCREASE FORCE GROWERS' ASSOCIATION. tism, pains massage. que, N. M. and FOR SALE Two sets 01 soelvlng, FIRST STREET AND COAL AVE. ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO. (i. L. Cofiee.. secretary of the Ari- A nim ty feet long; two sixteen-foo- t BEAUTY CULTURE. The American company zona Cattle Growers' sa g letter written by John I. Rocke- LumUr is association. counters; one thirty-foo- t counter, contemplating the advlsabilny of pu- 'hat the territorial association now feller in 1K73, has been unearthed, in whic h fall at F. F. Trotter's. M. tting on a full nigut force at the mills, has a membership of 4bo, and is grow. gentleman is sin-lie- with a "j." Mrs. Helena Leonard. M-- of i and In preparation lor this move, i:ig rapidly, fays toe Tombstone Pros-wcti- : John's system never would have been ft liayard, N. . May 26, 1!06. Graduate Parisian Institute. which it id thought will im practica- r. successful, but for the jays. Scaled pnosals in triplicate for fur- Late of New York City. GROSS, KELLY & CO., INC. ble, have sent east for skilled mill Th association was formed a little As I!:!l Urjan might say: "An- nishing material and constructing The latest scientific appliance and the Increase in men, ovt I two years aj;o, and is liiakir.g a other mistake of '73. I Kiiii-- I'.mlding here will be received up to date methods for treating the vm, skill! face, complexion who canm le obtained here, being very satisfactory growth. The asso- i a. in., Juno 14. l!Hiti, and then hair and scalp, wade by the increase in the ciation has nothing In common with open"!. information furnished on steaming and bleaching, manicuring iicar w KILLtmp a; and shampooing. general force. the BHiiitary association, and is rorn-Is- COUGH MH'". ,i,n. it. S. reserves the right It ias'been announced that in a entirely of breeders and grow- and to aee. pi en- reject any or all pro-- l Electrolytic Automatic Water Mas- Wholesale Grocers CURE the LUNC8 - sage; te Dry- bort time the mills wtxmW be work- ers of cattle. The ' bject of the as- er any part thereof En- Electric Hair t ing sociation is ", s containing ehoultl er; Radio Bell, one of the lat-s- scien- both a full day and night crew, to further the cattle In WITH s"sa! Wtk-- would double the preatnt force dustry along all possitnc lines. ' . teiorsed, "ITopo8a!!i for Dairy tific discoveries in the treatment of Dr. King's by light rays and Wool, and f men, as well as doubling the out-4u- t "Thre are several imjiortaiit mat- ''tlbitrir." and addressed to Capt. S. the skin colored Hide Pelt Dealers of the mills, and also increase the ters confronting the cattle growers of ' :! Qnir. beat. In the southwest," says . o SUITE 3.1 and 3fi, HARNETT RI,DO. frcu at work the woodd at Ketner Mr. Coffte, "the Jew Discovery ' n in the Zunl mountains. inosi important of which are freight I'oiM usU harsh physics. Tlx ri.ic-jtio- n Auto 'phone 726. nucnufiTiniunl III I Price bowels, lead to rait.es and the leasing of public lands, v d L r I v weakens the SHAMPOOING AND MASSAGE, ALBUQUERQUE AND LAS VEGAS "Mychljd was burned terribly about ft may not FOR I 0UGHS and 0c $I.C0 jchro-i- r constitpation. Get iKi.'iu's be known generally, iven Keg,,,.!, lw face, neck and chuxt. I upplied Dr. by cattlemen, that fr. ight rates have WOLDS Free Trial. They operate easily, tone Shampooing and facial massage; Thomas' Heotj-i-c OjI. Tho pain ceas- gradually increased for the as ten s'on.iicn, euro constipation. will five treatment at home or ut of- Uoreat Cure lor fili . o ed and the child sank into a rextful years, and iluicJat - hotel. Mrs. M. and unless the Strcknien gel TEOUB-J-E- 8, TiVCC . n r- KirAJ HOC A KJ fl fice. Room lit, Wile Mrs. M. lluin-fcurg- , THROAT ni LUNG dee." Nancy Haiinoni, together fight A.' Preen, and for their right, or WONi: BACK. l r.cl lUmtcuT nui r GROSS, KELLY & CO., INC. N. Y. they will continue Jo nroAinf increase. There rMMUSKUUaHDaWUBMM 'JUNE 1. PAY THIS MONTH. CiUzeu Want uds brtug rvtulU. THURSDAY, MAY 31, 1906. 'ALBUQUERQUE EVENING CITIZEN. PAGE THREE.

COMMENCEMENT WEEK CLOSES

1 At A. & M. College at Mesilla No Smoke Park Graduating Class and Program. Stee University Heights Less Dust DR. BABCOCK DELIVERS ADDRESS

Special Correspondence. Mesilla Park, May 3t. The "week at the Agricultural college practically closed today with the graduating exercises for the class of 19(i6. McFle hall, la which the graduation took place, was crowded to iUi utmost capacity with people, among vhom there were many of tne alumni You to pay a final adieu to the eleven can take immediate possession. The rent money you bright, hopeful and dotermlned faces of the young men and women w ho had can save will pay all of the installments. If you intend to in- now reached the crossing In their lives each to take his or her road to the vest, do it it will mean you. dis'ant eternal city of success. NOW; much for Values are Dr. Kendrlc C. Babeock, president of the University of Arizona delivered sure to advance as soon as construction work begins on the the commencement address. Dr. Bab-ooc- k delivered a masterly address up- NEW ELECTRIC CAR LINE TO THE UNIVERSITY. on "New Demands llpon Men," In which he dwelt upon the practical de- mands whic'i are being made upon men today. Ho showed with great clearness that the world presented the same appearance as it did in Caesar's . Citue, the opportunities instead of de- creasing from the great advance in social, political and practical achieve- ments, but were increasing in amount year by year and the demand for cap- able men far exceed, the supply. 50-fo- ot Lots, to Only Hon. Hiram Hadley, superintendent $25 $150. $5 down, $5 a month. No Interest of public instruction, , awarded the diplomas to the graduates. The gradu- ates were: Misses Ruth Coleman, Bertha Julia Peet, Merle Anna Blinn, and Messrs. Guy C. Given, John F. Blinn, Jose Antonio Bruno. Charles DewLtt Miller, Barl A. Graham. Archi- CALL AT THE bald A. Brown, John William Bouts OFFICE. and Ulysos G. Brown. The class of 1906 is the largest class Free Automobile Ride to and from the Property. ever graduated from the Agricultural college but on account of the tremend- ous growth of the institution it will not be long before this will not be so. Among the graduates one took a B. S. in agriculture, four in the mechanical department, one in domestic science and five in the general course. PROGRAM. March "Ingenious" . . . Moses-Toba- ni UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS IMPROVEM'T CO. Invocation Rev. G. W. Dunlap Serenade A. E. Titl H. B. FERGUSSON, President M. W. FLOURNOY, Vice-Pre- s. and Treas. D. K. B. So'.o Waltz Song Stern SELLERS, Secretary Miss Maud Morrison. Address "New Demands Upon Men" I 1 Dr. Kendrlc Charles Babeock, Presi- OFFICE: 9 Sooth Second Street In the First National Bank Building dent of ithe University of Arizona. Quartet from Rlgolotto Verdi Presentation of Diplomas Solo (a) A Dream Bart lot t (b) Ho! For the Sea! ... Morris Prof. R. R. Larkin. Announcements ....President Foster Medley Waltz Chattaway March "Flying Arrow" Mackie Cardinal Archbishop of Toledo, PROPOSALS FOR THE PURCHASE Music by The Las Cruces Orchestra. Sancha, and the OF CITY BUILDING BONDS. A merchant opened a On Tuesday evening the alumni Cathedral of St Geronimo, Madrid, Where the City banquet was held. This event has Sealed bids endorsed "Bid for new account at the ban- k- The Champion now for a long time become a feature Building Bonds" and addressed to the Sole tn commencement week. The speakers Royal Wedding Took Place. "City Clerk, Albuquerque, N. M.,H a private account. He already had wilr bo received the office of the were Hon. Hiram Hadley, Mrs. Orpha at an account for bis store business, B. Hobllt, '04; C. D. Case '04; E. A. city clerk of Albuquerque, N. M., un- Graham, '06, end Dr. J. R. Macarthur. til 12 o'clock, noon, June 4. 1906, for but he wanted a separate account an of thirty thousand ($30,000) Mr. Oscar C. Snow was toastmaster. issue so he could toll every of his Sewing Machine Hon. G. A. Richardson made an im- dollars of city building bonds of the detail promptu 6peech, as did Hon. H. B. city of Albuquerque, N. M. A certi- personal transaction, and at the Holt and President Foster. fied check for one thousand (11,000) dollars must accompany each bid, same time keep them separate eddy county republicans said sum to be forfeited to the city, By keeping a separate account, as liquidated damages, by the bidder nominate candidates in case of failure of performance by the merchant has a complete rec- him If his bid is accepted. ord of every cent he receives and OF-ME- Said city building bonds are to be FOR THE VARIOUS COUNTY upends outside of his regular busi- FICERS STRONG HEAD issued in the denomination of one TICKET. thousand ($1,000) dollars each, are ness. This Wonderful to bear interest at a rate not to ex- He keepa The largest, most enthusiastic and ceed our (4) per cent per annum, all checks on file and most representative republican con and are to be sold at not less than can refer to them at any time. In Machine Sews a vention ever held In Eddy county was tholr par value. Both principal and paW addition to this, he has a receipt that held in the court house at Carls Interest are to be in New York -- bad last Saturday nignt. Thai at city and tho interest is to be payable for every 1JI1 paid. Each chock is Pair Half Soles tendance numbered close to two hun semi-annuall- y on the first days of Jan- an indisputable receipt. dred, and practically every precinct uary and July of each year. Two and postofflce in the county was rep Said bonds are to be payable at the in Minutes, resented by delegates. There was a option of the city, twenty (20) years THE BANK OF COMMERCE kjplrit and vim about the proceedings and absolutely payable thirty (30) never any pre years right re- ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO for which We that has characterized after date. The is i ; f - 11 vious gathering of like nature and the ; served to reject any and all bids. f conviction Is strong that the party m-ii- .uM K Mi For further Information, address Charge Only will give a good account of itself in ftfK if Harry F. Lee. City Clerk, Albuquer- A. the oominir election. que, N. M. Bratina The convention was called to order By order of the city council. General Merchandise and Real Estate by County Chairman W. A. Fiulay, HARRY F. LEE, City Clark. For Sale. who stated the object of the meeting May 2, 1S06. - and asked for nominations for a chair FOR SALE General merchandise A- man to ii res i do. S. I. Roberts was NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. and real estate, cheap for cash. pin the choice of the convention, and Ed- FOR SALE Ranches, one-ha- lf mile ward C. Getisert of Artesia was elect (Homestead Entry No. 5956.) south of the city of Albuquerque; 75c ed secretary. Department of the Interior, Land Of- suitable for aristocratic country A straight republican ticket was fice at Santa Ko, N. M., May 12, homes and for truck or general ominated, every nominee being in irf.rxrMM.l& iifc imii urn ii'infiirilinwiiriif tMirtri 1906. farming; plenty of well water to be every way competent to satisfactorily r'i..imYi Notice is hereby Riven that fol- from The Church of San Geronimo El cross, wlt" a rose windaw throwing the had at ten to forty feet. discharge the duties of the office to lowing named wettler haa filed no- FIFTEEN-ACR- ranch, about three being represen- Heal, whore the nuptial mass Is cele- soft light across tho altar. There are of his to final which he aspired, and few tice Intention make miles from Albuquerque; fed by brated t lit? artistic treasures within, and proof in support of his claim, tative, substantial citizens of the and marriage benediction light stain- and two ditches; best Irrigating condi- county. was some little talk the scant from the musty that said proof will be mode before There pronounced. Is a quaint old structure ed glass windows makes the interior tions; raise anything; beat soil In of nominating a mixed ticket; a which tiie probate clerk at Albuquerque, the valley. has passed through some rather dark. New Mexico, on July 0, 1906, "Citizens' Ticket," but when Moreover, U essentially a chapel, rlz.: THOUSANDS of cottonwood trees for the matter came to an issue, the strange vicissitudes. This is nr.t the it John M. Ounn, of Iiguna, Valencia transplanting. They first royal marriage there, rather than a magnificent cathedral, county, N. M., for the north of majority would have none of it. celebrated and it lacks that splendid perspective half LOTS in different parts of the city. wanted a good, strong organization; for the wedding of Isabella II. took ceremony. the northeast quarter of section 26, ill sell cheap on monthly payment place 1n great pomp fitting a state However, township 7 range 6 west. are contending for a principle and are within its walls. mag- north, plan. 218 Hut more recently its dark walls are now hung with names following witnesses S. Second Street Opposite Postoffice not disposed to sacriflco everything in the church was nificent tapestries, while thousands He the Special Record Breaking Offer. a petty scramble for office. aluandoned to a carpenter's shop and to prove his continuous residence TWO IXTS, one big store witn full planing of plants and flowers and burning upon Strong Ticket In Field. mill, nnd the wnlr of 6aws give and cultivation of said lend, stock of general merchandise; two me place or meas- candles a setting worthy of this viz.: Colorado Phone, Blk. 93. Automatic Phone, 292. The personnel of the tiicket is as took tne solemn solemn act. extra rooms in store; large bach follows: Sheriff Joseph Klasner, ures of the mass. Kenneth C. C. Gunn. E. B. JHllett. yard; barn, and wagon shed; San Geronimo is the only church in George 11. Carlsbad. Treasurer and Colle"tor The origin of the church was one Spain mass Pradt and John S. Pradt, Infuse adjoining the store. of tne strangest whlms of old where can bo celebrated all of New Mexico. Edward P. Phillips, Artesia. Assessor the mid-da- an Iguna. Will sell "dirt cheap" for cash. King of Castile, Henry IV. after This result from MANUEL H. OTERO. John T. Bolton, Carlsbad. Probate He had indulgence granted for a fortuna be Prices and other Information de- Clerk Blaine Kichey, Artesia. School set up a magnificent tournament on queathed century lleglster. sired made known on appl'catkm in ar- to the church a o superintendent W. A. Craig, Carls- the Pedro road, to celebrate the ago by a dowager In person or writing to owner. rival of new Brl.,sh rich favor of the NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. bad. Commissioner second district a ambassador. soul of her maid servant. The dowa J. V. Turknett, Artesia. Commission- The tournament was notable for the ger's precious disappeared one courage fa- Jewels A. er first district W. P. Mudgutt, Carls- displayed by the king's day, and the servant being accused, (Homestead Entry No. 6293.) Bratina vorite, la who of-2- DIAW1QPJ bad. Probate judge Edward Cad well, Ii'ltran do Cueva. she was tortured and executed with Department of the Interior, Land D l.ake-woo- not only 923 So. Second St. Malaga. Surveyor E .C. Cook, l. unhorsed four knights, but all the horrors of Inquisitorial days. flee at Santa Fe, N. !., April also, single-hande- and t n horse- 1906. New back, with a Iter, the Jewels were dfscovered in Albuquerque, Mexico The nominations were by acclama- small Javlin. conquered an adjoining paak. In a nest of mag Notice is hereby given that the fol- tion and are hiring well received and and killed an Infuriated bull, which lowing named settler has filed no- pieces pies. The grief of the dowager was favorably commended upon by the had torn to the greatest tor lioundless, and she gave her whole tice of his intention t make final SCREEN TIME people generally. eadors of Spain. The king to com- requiems, the Indulgence proof in supports of bis claim, and memorate event, mon- fortune for K O. Fullen was named by the con- this founded a for afternoon masses fallowing some that said proof will be made before la here. Door and Wlndpw vention as chairman of ihe county astery, which the Geronimo friars In- years the probate clerk of Bernalillo county screens made to order. ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO. augurated. Later, a, later. central committee to mauage the cam- Isabel. tho Cath- at Albuquerque, New Mexico, on June ALBUQUERQUE PLANIN6 MILL paign; C. M. Uichards was Bf'.octed as olic, thitted t lie site oi the monastery Fortunate Mlssounana. C, l'JOO, viz.: Jesus Garcia y Lopez, of secretary and a good, strong central to Its present place. Here It became "When I was a druggist, at Livonia, Carpenter. IJernalillo county. New mocxxxxxxxxyocxjoccccccxxxxM committee numbering members from the. itoyal chapel, and during the gay Mo.," writes T. J. Dwyer. now of Mexico, for the west half of the south- all the precincts was named. era of Phillip IV. all the royal alli- Graysville, Mo., "three of my cus- west quarter of section 12, township 3. A. SLEYSTER ances ceremonies ti INSURANCE. REAL ESTATE REFRIGERATORS The convention adopted a strong anil ok place tomers were permanently cured of 10 north, range 5 east. platform containing planks denounc- there. At another time the Cortes consumption by Dr. King's New Dis- He names the following witnesses NOTARY PUBLIC. ing the action of the democratic party met t;iere. covery, and are well and strong to.lay. to prove his continuous residence Room 5, Cromwell Block, Albuquerque ICE of Eddy county in excluding from its After the expulsion of the friars, One was trying to sell bis proierty uion and cultivation oof salj land, Automatic Telephone, 174. CREAM FREEZERS primaries all native citizens of the the edifice became an artillery maga- and move to Arizona, but after using viz urrit. ry; placing the party on record zine and later a canenter establisn-nient- . New Discovery a short time ho found I.eandro Jaramlllo, Pedro Garcia, Thus It a CAMPING OUTFITS as opiMised to licenced gambling. remained workshop it unnecessary to do bo. I regard Dr. Francisco Olguin ami llarlo Gutierrez, Summer School until in ISHo the government resolved King's New Discovery as the most all of Carpetner, New Mexico. A Mountain of Gold to restore the building to its original wonderful medicine in existence." MANUEL K. OTEItO, Albuquerque Business College. Furniture, Crockery, Stoves and Ranges. could not bring as much happiness to object us a royal chapel. The saw Surest Cough and Cold cure and Register. OPENS Mrs. Lucia Wilke, of Caroline, Wi3., mills were then removed, and exten- Monday, June 4, 1906. Agt. CHARTER Steel Ranges. Ar- renovating OAK as did one 25c box of Bucklen's sive and repairing gave it by all druggists. 5'c and $1. Trial Can't look w ell, eat well or feel well Shorthand, Typewriting Bookkeeping, nica Salve, when it completely cured back tome of Its ancient glory. bottles with Impure blood feeding your body. and High School Branchea leg, gMhic, free. Graded a running sore on her which had The style of the church is o Keep the blood pure with Uurdock $10.00 for ten weeks. 23 years. ber long Greatest with two small towers, and a large TAXES ARE NOW DUE. AND II exer-WIL- Ceo, S. ' tortured lood Hitters. Eat simply, take L Mrs. R. O. Stoll, Ramsey BORRADAILE & GO,, Gold Avenue antiseirtic healer of Piles, Wounds, gothic portico with rich etone carv- BECOME DELINQUENT ON else, nnd you will Manager "I ings. kep clean have Proprietress nd Sore. 25c at all druggists. The interior has the form of a JUNE 1. PAY THIS MONTH. long life. 410 Wett Railroad Ave. PAGE TOUR. ALBUQUERQUE EVENING CITIZEN. THURSDAY, MAY C1, 1906.

XX0X)00XK0X)X00XKXXXX00 C0R0NAD0 BAND'S THE ALBUQUERQUE CITIZEN Wedding Published Dally and WMkly Alfonso's SECOND CONCERT By The Citizen Publishing Company Given In Detail Associated Pret. W. g. STRICKLCR W. T. McCREIGHT Peo- . . Manager Eminently Pleases 3,000 Choice . President Business 00OOOOCKXXXXXXXX000CCkXC Underwear. The fetes for tie king's wedding have been prepared ple at Robinson Park. Some More History on an unusual scale of lavishnese. They are divided In Ohlmeyer's Effort In the Santa Fe Doglo A. J. Ixiomls quoSes tic little threw parts, the Brut including the family teles cele TT 7NDERWEAR is a hobby of ours and very tory Riven by The Citizen, the other day, how Ernest brated at tho royal palace by the members of the royal ' ago each Meyers and B. S. Rodey many years nlcnaniel family; second, the fetes rffered to the visiting princes. AND GENEROSITY MAKES A KIT close to our hearts. That is why you will t&er, Rodey calling Meyeira major, and Meyers calling envoys and high functionaries; and, third, tie popular Bodey Judge. Coniraontlng on Uie Btory, boomls says: fetes organized for tie people. These begin on the wed- find here every good sort of Lisle, Wool, Cotton twonly-oa- e That the people of Albuquerque ap- "We hate to poil a ffntty story, but about in- ding day, lasting n week or more. Tie royal fetes preciate Ohl-mey- years ago, when J. O. AJbright, at that time edt lor of the efforts of Harry clude, banquets, dinners andi a grand ball to which only director of Coronado Tent and Linen, so that every Man may find the ma- the Albuquerque Democrat, was a candidate for governor tie representative of royal houses having family alli- City band, to give tihem what they f the territory he was so certain that President Cleve- the wanted, merely an opportunity to terial he needs. Then you will find here a variety land would appoint him that he went so tar aa to name ances witi Spain are bidden. Tie official fetes to foreign hear his famous organization of mu- he members of lite staff.' At thi time Ernest Meyers envoys and high functionaries Include reception and ban sicians, was made manifest last even- of all the sizes, so that - Albright's staff, ing, when, Tra duly appolnbod a major- on Governor quet at the royal palace;' military review, gala perform- after the audience of Cleveland appointed Edmund O. Ro68 fto Tuesday evening had voiced dis- bat President ance at Royal theater, reception and ball at the Hotel appointment tilr the position of governor and Major Meyers was left with the at being unable to hear Every Man May be Fitted. major. were military de llle,, and many other enitertalnmnts for the distin- the music as played on the Alvarado nothing but the title of There other veranda, which, by way, never AlUrigbt but, we believe, gueste. the appointments made by Governor guished was Intended for a 'band stand, Di- Again, at most every price you will find our Under- the rot have long since been forgotten." By far tie most interesftiDg fetes are those in which rector Ohlmeyer proceeded to hunt up mistakes. Governor Albright wear better than you usually find the Mr. LoowiIb makes jwo the people participate. Including nlgit illuminations of the park board, close negotiations at same price. We not create Meyers a major. He found him already witi them for park privileges, dig did public quarters, Venetian feast fit you to see excellent Balbriggan !88essed of the Tank and title and merely assigned him the Prado and other a down in his pocket and put tip his want our Underwear at to active duty on his staff. This point The Citizen failed the West paro,. three bull fight, a luminous cortege, a bat own earned cash for a number 50c, per garment. Choice thin Underwear in other good o bring out, the Eagle for complettlng tie of ell Spanish prov- of arc lights, that his band might and thanks tle of flowers, anJ a procession the play story Instead of epoillng It. where all could hear, some 3,0W fabrics, to inces, in typical gioup and figures, in order tiat the new people tassrmbled In the park last ev- 75c. $4, SO per garment. - mistake of which Mr. Loomi Is guilty, Is The other queen may see the Spanish people from every quarter of ening and applauded to the echo ev- his Intimation that of tie "other military appointments ery selection rendered by the 1and, long the country. made by Governor Albright, we believe the Test have the musicians having to respond ifN Fine Clothing and no. Your program luminous cortege gives an idea Fine Clothing and since been forgotten." Not so. Mr. Loornls, not The of tie nearly every Instance with an encore Furnishings Modesty makes you altogether too self -- oblivious. You of the extend and splendor of the popular fetes. Its main before the audience, who appreciat- M. Furnishings ed extent, Mr. Ohlmey- M to fullest AMBEILIL have hardly forgotten, and certainly some of your friends features are: Two great decorative floats with the por- tne not, your own was one of "the few. the Immor- er's generous action, would ceas? kave that of king and queen; two artistic pyramids witi applauding. names" selected "by the governor to compose his traits the their tal representing Spanish provinces supporting the While some of t'.ie high price.i mu- mtHtary was White Elephant that figures the houBeiold. It in the arms Spain Balttenberg; beautiful gallery of sical organizations that played this Major' received Information of his appointment, of and a lxmds orange flowers, transparent and luminous, llln-rt- style; city the past winter rendered more show appreciation of the honor, he once programs, and to his at a float containing twenty monster flambeaus, with elaborate there has hef n no 0 preceded to wet down hi new Ititle by "eetin' 'em up" to tie band in many moons tnat played monograms of Alphonso and Ena, surmounted by royal here FoEjicy 4Jhi: Ijoomis more popular selections or lar- off boys In room. Major must remember had a ail tie the crowns; pyramids of flowers and colored light, is good and three ger and more enthusiastic audience Store we old timers sometimes have memories, 0 that 180 persons; flambeau surrounding portrait of the too often havo we wung, or tried to ing, In the early the than had Harry Ohlmeyer's aggrega- that queen mother; a pyramid formed, by Iten galleries, 100 tion evening. r8 of morning, old arquainnnce be forgot?" last " ben tie "Shall persons; flambeaus with portrait of King Edward The soloists especially covered 0 to Kit one of Governor Albright's illustrious tie is to up mod witi Britisi banners and arms; twenty floats giving themselves with glory, and each had clean stock ments pass from our (memory. , , Spanish bistory in allegorical designs. 100 persons; fifty to respond to prolonged applause witi an encore. Mr. Paulische, cor-netis- t, floats with the arm of the principal Spanish towns; six- tie once yearly and open 0 wio has been heard be- beat-in- s seven here Arl In Homes teen floats Spanish and British banners; fore, was recalled last evening, and The Browning settlement of London has adopted a enormous luminous letters spelling Alfonso; eight enor- the applause at the end of hid second season with newgoods. 0 scheme for putting works of real art into the homes of mous luminous letters spelling Victoria; two great royal selection was as strong as at the exc- Reproductions of Watts, crowns of twenty feet diameter; eight great decorative lusion of the first. Mr. Reitz, x-x--x-x-x people unable to buy them. tie X X X x--x-x 0 Burne-Jone- s, Millalw, Rossetti and other great, artists floats, each transported by 100 persons; a great float zylophone player, with selections from ,tiave been collected, put into simple frames and are be- formed by tie arms of Spain and Battenberg surrounded "Tie Poet and Peasant," more tian Gal- by laurel. made good, and wien, In answer to ing loaned to members of the Workingmen's Picture encore, THE 0 Thousands of people form personnel of tiese an he turned his attention to NAME lery at the rate of a penny a month for each two pictures tie rag-tim- e repre- a selection, the audience al- fjorrowed. At tho ed of the month the.-- e can be ex- floats. Besides those mentioned tiere are many most siormed the band stand. o: changed. senting iuge pansies, roses and lfllies. The luminous in- Mr. Bennett, on tie trombone. play- Art, one of the best gift a of heaven to nmn scriptions breathe welcome to tie new queen and long ing his own music. Is en artist to his never was intended iiu be exclusively a luxury of tie rich life to tie royal couple, Vive la reina Victoria Eugenia finger tips and made a decided hit 0 Like literature, it is the common heritage of all. It Ih a Glory to tie British navy, Madrid and London, Long live last evening, as did Franz Helle, Fluege I universal language which all can understand, and the our king and queen. Glory to Shakespeare and Byron and horn soloist, who seemed to be at his best, in the "Song for Flue-ge- l 0 - message it convoys goes to the heart as well as the mind. many other popular greetings for tie English princes Not only means ; who Spanish queer.. Horn," the first selection rendered the The part which art has played in the education and ad becomes a by nim. vancement of mankind toward a common understanding Every member of the band, aside ' best shoes butit of itself cannot be measured. It enlarges the view of life The Moorish Camp. frcm the soloists, are deserving ol stands and enables us to understand aspirations, struggles and One of the most unique, spots, prepared fr the wed- special mention, for In the ensemble equally ad- 0 passions that are tremendous forces In the world and in ding fetes Is the historic field on which the Moors camp- pieces they showed tneir ability as a for honest our own Individual lives. Ones 'real nature may be ed, now transformed into' gardens rivalling tie famed whfle. i known from kind of art loves from the gardens of Recently 50,000 'trees planted Mrv Ohlmeyer has shown iis good vertising. better tie he than Versailles. were to give people 0 likes, and 1,000 palm' tfrees nature and desire the books he because art love is less of the mind of various varieties, and 15,000 rose "something for nothing," and as this is more of the soul. ' . . bushes of every ki.own species, x- , not the firs'-- time tnat Albuquerque -i i So powerful is tie influence of good picture in Kheir The camp was first laid out' as, a garden by Phillip has been at a disadvantage in not hav- ' constant Torce of suggestion that criminologists are learn II, and was for a time the resort of "many celebrities such ing an adequate band stand, it seems ing to hang them in prison cells as a most valuable ele as Lope de Vega and Calderon. Although allowed to go to be top to tie people and the city 3000 pairs men's fine shoes o council one is ade- . Bnt in disciplino. and reform. Anything which gives to rack and ruin in recent years, there still remains some to construct that genuine and wholesome happiness among the classes fine statuary including the Triton fountain, subject of quate toy all demands. 1000 EVea our; Regiment, pairs women's fine shoes 0 wioe pleasures are few and makes tie bare homes more one. of Velasquez's pldtures. This is the' first time any own First band fs growing, mnst too large for lit-ll- e cheerful and is a mighty influence for, good. . ,to one the attractive effort has been made turn It to account as of the plaything that adorns Robinson 1000 pairs misses' and children's fine t f notable adornments. of Madrid.1 park, and is by courtesy called a band 0 stand, and their efforts in playing M (Service shoes. ;; Government Parade bf Provinces. classic selections are invariably ham- Secretary Siaw'a address to the graduating. class, of pered by the one little sickly electric 0 ' not, One of the quaintest features, of tie wedding .fetes is the Revenue Cutter service was in bad taste, If,; light -X-X .prov that sheds its feeble radiance X -x-x-x a that in which repiesentatlves from ithe. great Indeed, unpatriotic and Inexcusable, coming" frm'-- inem all o'er the music, flickering and sput- 0. " Incea of Spain gather In their typical costumes, with their ber of the cabinet. f tering, and oftentimes going out en- 0 f native music and dances; and even' with samples- - of their When a number of ypung. mon have complete i tirely for spaces of two and three min- Our window display The-plan- Of give will course of study more severe than ttiat'of most' of our uni local fruits and arts. this parade is to utes at a time. new queen insight Ithe Spanish people from No vereitles in order to fit themselves for service of the tie an of all band can play suci selections as give you an inkling of the 0 tie sections. Some of notable features cif the .parade are "Tie Bohemian Girl," "CavallerU government it i abominable for a high-office- r of the tie as follows: RusUcana," etc., without music, and shapes stylish government to tell thenr that fc'urvice thankless that dressers tiat by group music cannot 'be read in darkness. It 0 ' i" Old Castile is represented a of the heralds and not stimulating to ambition. v .. Is of Burgos, In and understood that those interested tn will wear, but come in and It Is pay in government not high black velvet 6uti with white ruffs providing open during true tbat servieJs Among legendary air amusement tenure of office in army and navy for life pointed hats. tie characters are the the summer for residents carefully But the tie is accompanied, by pages The tie of tie inspect the shoes 0 a fact which Justifies sometlhing of the meagerness of Cid knigits, and soldiers. city, will petition tie council for at province Asturia Is represented by guards recalling We the pay. And! there is leisure for outside work and facili of least another light in the band stand. themselves. feel confi- groups of peasants ties for pursuing it. the heroic deeds of Pelayo, and by and "The need of a larger band stand 0 song centrally ap- dent you are a ' In the revenue service, to young novitiates in mountaineers, singing thejy melancholy national located, 'has been made that if man tie war-cry- ,, . parent several times was speaking, one ending with a sharp "A Ju Ju." in the past," hich .Secretary Siaw 'we know of very group. said Mr. Ohlmeyer, in conversation who wants the best money officer who has made 'himself an International authority Galicla forms a pretty The flsherfolk 0 are 6hown in huge nil devices with a representative of The Evening on ordnance, who is a lecturer in demand all over the a boat with nets and the Citizen, my can buy we will have your of the fishing craft. Aragon sends groups of her robust "and to show that heart United States, whose articles command place and price is in the right; place, I will donate $10 0 In every periodical. peasants ,with their picturesque colored turbans and towards the erection of a commodious trade. t A siege The service if the United States government wheth- sandals. beautiful coach is adorned to show the and adequate band stand, although Saragossa. Aragon designed to I er civil or armed is honorable apd not without possibil- of Twelve dancers are am not a resident of your city, and 0 dance the native Jota before the royal tribune. am in tie city but once a year." ities for true success. A cabinet officer who denies " tiis appear of green After such- an offer from an outsider ought to be sent back to his country bank, where money The Catalonians in their uniform velvet, at of allegorical groups of Industry and it certainly seems, as remarked be ia the only measure of accomplishment. Los Angeles tie ieads fore, up 0 commerce. One cars represent a farm of the to be to the citizens and the SHOE STORE Examiner.! of the city council. ft Llano, Navarre; Andalusia and the other sections are Wm. CHAPLIN similarly represented. The Andaluslans include "tie x x- -x x x x -x- -x X X 121 Railroad Ave. 0 Spanish Wedding gypsies of Cordova and Granada, and some of the famed H The long expected, much talked about and certainly beauties of Seville witi their guitars. Another group CHURCH, CLUB AND h magnificent marriage of the king of Sjwiin is now one of shows the Alhamhra surrounded by Moors. Even the SOCIAL GATHERINGS has. gone "glimmering remote Balearic and Canary Islands send their typical h tie has beens. It through tie Secondhand Typewriter Bargains oooooo things were, a school boy's tule, wonder of un group. New Castile s'bows parties of reapers and moweTs 5 that tie -X- -X X X X X X X X hour. in their rusiic costumes. An artistic coaci from Toledo CO0000 All Woodmen's Circle One new No. 6 8mith Premier, All ithe world lovee a lover, and Alfonso nmn cer- U occupied ly two curious figures representing Bon members of 2 Smith Premiers, are requested to meet at Odd Fel- wide carriage; tainly showed himself an ardent wooer, an ideal Iovr. Quixote and Sancbo panza. Tie procession closes with No. 2; 3 Smith Premiere, No. 1; WHY MOT? lows' hall Friday evening at 7; 30 world-wid- e allegorical dynasty 1 Rem- ftor was tie wedding itself unworth the at- an car. showing Madrid honoring the o'clock. 3 No. 2 Remingtons; No. 6 i i 1 f tention it received, and the. vant siiacb given It, ly O ington; No. 7 Remington, with Got ust so long to live totuv tie 1 (al- on Mr. No. 5 Denimore, dally papers of every civilized iand. The wedding pro-.censi- Spanish Royalty and Grar.dees Taking Part in Ceremony and Mrs. C. E. Hodgin, Mr. and tabulator; most new); 2 Sholes; 1 jewett; 1 make the lrst of it. was as gorgeous a nruch money and unrestrained Those taking the most important part in the marriage Mrs. D. A. BWtner, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Conner, Mrs. Shoupe and J. C. Bald- - Lambert; 1 Manhatton; 1 Chicago; Be as omfortable, as ym oan. Shut Ingenuity could make it. Every SpaniHh grandee h;is of king are of royal family, the Call-graph- s; iis the the members the ndge are a of married1 1 Fox, (almost new); 2 yrivale court .ahncfct rivalling iu tuagaificfnoe premier party folk who 'ff a lot of worries. carriage and iiiemliers of tie ministry, with whom the sient day at Bear canyon. 1 Densmore, No. 4, (al- This means , the royal coach. Thtre were fifty coaches in line, wbich marriage is an affair of state as well as of the heart; Q most new, ore worth a total of nearly fl.&oo.ooo. in this "line of representatives of Spanish nobility and Knights of the Mr. and Mrs. O. U Rice, Miss May Tbe above machines must tie my carriages was the "bronze" coach, conveying four kings-at-ara- w Golden Kieece; Cardinal Sancha. primate of Spain and Pass more. Miss Jessie Clarke, Miss sold at once, to make room for in mediaeval costumes. The. vehicle dates from Aichblshop of Toledo with distinguished retinue of Jean Karrah and Messrs. Thomas new etock of Underwood type- a Clifford guarantee ma- Gook With Gas the time of Ferdinand VII. Then came the "Amaranth" bishops .Mi! lignitaries of church; officers of the iassmore and George formed writers. We theee tie a party of city people who picnicked chines to be Just as represented, dating III, upholstered army am! navy, prin-cip- ul coach,, from tie time of Charlex judges and high functionaries. The at Hear canyon yesterday. and they tan be bought at real amaranth-colo- in whiue and r silk; the "Cypher" coach figure in this brilliant assemblage are as follows. bargain 6. : Visit built for Qua'u Marie Louiso Fernanda, and the '"Gold The royal family tie queen mothler; Maria Christina; Mrs. P F. McCanna chaperoned a G. S. RAMSAY, the Electric Building, eorner hay ride ; foil" coach, drawn by 1x Spanish horses. the king's sister. Maria Theresa, wife t Prince Ferinand party given by Miss Jennie 401 West Railroad Avenue. of fourth street and Gold avenue. Pec Tierney The preseuts beggard discreptlon. Wliat Alfonso's of Bavaria; the king's brother-in-law- -, Prince Carlos on Tuesday evening. The young folk composed our display of gas ranges. j preKont to his wife was the youug king kept secret. He widower of the princess of Asturias, whoie little son, the the Seventh grade ohttdren of S. Vincent's aca- &. '( bad already, however, loaded tier down wii'ji gift, inclu- infant Alfonso, is the actual hereditary' of Spam; F. G. PRATT CO. IV mon s1 rat ion s in rooking Friday, prince demy an. I the ride was enjoyable. In- - ding five Jeweled bracelets, four Jeweled clasps, fr.ir nck the king s a. int., the Infantas Isabella, Maria dela Paz, dod. ai 7:3') p. in. to 9 i. m . .'laces of pearls and brilliant, and two diamond tiaras. and Eulalio. Sole agents for Casino Canned Goods M. The cabinet: Premier Moret, liberal Mis E. Hickey is on pro- He Hi 4c C'o.b Coffees, Im-txn- b leader of the gram tie Jas. in John Burroughs lays down a ratier broad d uiand party; mfnister of foreign affairs, Iuke of Almodovar del for a paier of unusual interest n't Granite Flour, The Albuquerque Gas, Electric Light and Power Co. to be Tend meeting when he thus tells what style a writer should employ on Rio; under-secTeU-- ty of foreign affaire, Senor Ojeda; at tie last of tie season of Brotherhood of St, Paul, CORNER A NO GOLD certain designated Kubjectn. He says: "In treating of minister of the. interior, Count Ramananes; Minister of tie 4th which will take place at tie Lead Staple and Fancy nature, or outdoor themes, let h style have inip!dne8 war. General Luque, prominent during the Spanish-A- Avenue Mothodist Episcopal iurch sweetness, freshness; in critkisui, let it. have dignity, erk-a- war; minister of marine, Captain Concas; minister this evening. Groceries. lucidity, penetration; in history let it have mass, swefp, of justice, Garcia Prieio; minister of agriculture. R. Gas meeting John A. Wholesale liquor and Dealers vnproiension ; in all things, let it have vitality, sincerity act ; minister of finance, Mtnas. Salvador; minister of latitat- of ligan H'illsl.oro Creamery Butter Best on & Ciar , MELIN EAKIN, Circle , of he G. A. R I 90$ and genuineness." The foregoing is for th benefit public, instruction, Santa Maria de Parades; president of ladies Earth. tf will ). held- tomorrow afternoon at Exclusive Agents for Yellowstone and O. F. C. Whiskies, Moet k newpu)er writers exclusively, tpecially those of them senate, Lopez Dorainguez; president the of the Cortes the l.n'ne of Mrs. Hayward. 3i East Orders Solicited. Free Delivery. Cbandon White Seal Champagne, 8t. Louli A. B. C. Bohemian and who write under tie fastest spxd rate for daily jiapers. Done Jose Cnaiajes y Mendes. Knights of the Golden "' .! au ntie, 2:3V o'cloc k. Every South Second Street. Jos. Schllts Milwaukee Bottled Beers, and owners and distributors a' of Catalogue Fleece: the Ihike of Verague, a descendant of : mem!,, r is urged to be present, as the Alavarado Whiskey. Write for our Illustrated and l Price LiBt. 111 Globe Silver Belt: The company boriiig for o-i- nejir Marquis de la Viga Armijo; of Cheste; iuiij. (if w ill come be--t Automatic Telephone, 199. Salesroom, Bouts first the de The Count Street, Albuquerque, Indian Hot Springs struck an enormotm flow of artesian Kiior Montero Rios; Senor Hdal re the i.,dge.' Etta B. A!lis:.n. ' P. New Meilcs. water fit 37 feot, and tho well has H'iiiC lM'n sunk to Among tho leading literary and artistic figures, tl'i' retarv MATTEUCCI 370 feet, Uie flow of water having hicre.aed and whom the court bhots sjxvial atteution, are pain' l s Dealer in tbe HOLLY BRAND, W. bow "sUmated at (jUO.OOO barrels in twenty-fou- r hour. I'radilla. Moreno Carbeueru, Munoz Ihgrain, Sml)a, the ALL KINDS OF MEN'S, WOMEN'S Highland Jersey Dairy. E. MAUGER The water is boiling hot as it issues from the well and latter director of the Pradu gallery; tie wulptors : Mar- BEST IN THE LAND. AND CHILDREN'S SHOES. remarkably The passed through AuguMan clear and tasteless. drill iano Heulliure. Queral; Marinas and Blay; the Crtsmjry Butter, 25c per lb. GOOD MILK AND CREAM. WOOL nine feet, of whale at 317 and A. V. ZiTath, manager musicians Brotan und Ciapi; and men of letters June GRUNER Sl SCHEELE, GROCERS, First CIm Repairing a Specialty. All with Mauger A Avery, Boston fit the Auto SPRING CHICKENS FOR SALE. of the cmjauy, is confident Unit i!,witl be struck at Kdigaray, Vrrn Caldos, Ramon y Cajal, and Mendez phone, 364. Colo., Black 107. Work Guaranteed. greater depth. Pelayo. o Office, 321 West Gold Avenue. A C.'izeu Wi't ad dt- the work. No. 103 North First Street. Colo, puone, Jlk. 89. 1S00 S B'way. ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. ALBUQUERQUE EVENING THURSDAY, MAY 31, 1906. CITIZEN1. PAGE FIVC

of Don Quixote, accompanied by a WANT MOST GORGEOUS WEDDING message of felicitation on parchment. MERCHANTS HEADS OF ELECTRIC The friends of the king at HierrrU LINES HISTORY RECORDS. have united in making a truly royal SWITCH CHANGED DESKS gift of the Villa Monrlscot and w FOR THE BUSY MAN splendid estates, where the royal DISCUSS RESPECTIVE ROADS (Continued from page one.) courtship began. The English resi dents are vicing with the Spaniard Retail Merchants' Association The Man of son velv and pilt armaments, the in giving presents, the English colon- Baslncss ot the Home Library brigMnesw of which has been toned ies of the Interior towns having raised Adopts Resolution Asking Col. Sellers Makes Statement Concerning Proposed down by time. The enormous mirrors 100,0'" peta 'or diamond and which came from the royal factory of pearl necklace. Many of the presents Wi havi just received a heavy City Council to Act. New Line-T- he La Orange, are surrounded by from rulers and state are yet to be Transfer Question. large shipment of gold frames of the time of Charles IV, announced. while Intervening Matties of bronze The Wedding Drets. Col. Greer's Roll Top and tn&rblo represent heroes, pagan The wedding dress has attracted THEY ALSO REQUEST OXE PAY DAY Interview. Peeks Flat an) SUndta gods and Allegorical figure?. great Interest In Spain, as it is truly Desksi office Chair Beok The royal throne Is under a superb a Spanish product, In fabric and fin Ctuw, Typewriter Stand red canopy, situated alove 1he pteps ish, except for the wonderful Brus- "To Honorable Mayor and Tables. the and City DO TWO LINES MEAN TWO FIVE-CEN- T richly carpeted In the same color. At sels lace which has been brought to Council of Albuquerque, New Mex FARES? "W guarantee out lln to erther Bide eland four gilt lions, rep- adorn It. It was a fancy of the king ico. represent the best workman- resented as controlling the world. The and the queen mother that the wed- "Gentlemen: At a regula meeting ship- and highest clasa of celling forms brilliant contrast, be- ding dress should bp made In Spain, of the Ketail Merchants' association The finance committee, at m meet- believe that the above would be the cabinet work. The desk ytro ing clear and luminous. It was exe- and the Princess Ena graciously fell of the city of Albuquerque, held on ing held yesterday afternoon, pre- case with 75 per cent of the passen- buy of us will not fall to by a famous Venetian painter In patriotic sentiment. The gers we pieces in a short time. Urns cuted with this the 2th day of May, 1906, the reso- pared their report to the council on handled, but In splte ot that Tiolo and is said to be one of the dress is therefore one of the special lution hereto annexed was unani- we will agree to the proposition, as I causing you much annoy- Is the of granting franchise to most finished decorative works 1n the presents from the king and a mar mously adopted; and the undersigned matter a have stated It, If the Traction com- ance. r world. vel of elegance. The silk was manu- were instructed to present the same Colonel D. K. B. Sellers and other pany will, J Our prea are the lowest. Many of the salons are fecorated factured from a special patem In one to your honorable body. promoters, who propose to build an "If tbe residents of Albuquerque with rich' embroidered cloths, and the of the large Spanish silk establish "We respectfully request ithat your electric car line Into the Highlands, want a five-ce- fare rrom the east- luxurious furniture and ceilings were ments. It was made up with an the honorable body take such action as which was referred to this committee ern city limits tl Old Albuquerque or painted by Mangp, Halyen, Velasquez, artistic skill of the court dressmakers. may be necessary to relieve the sit at the last meeting of the city coun- Barelas, all they have to do is to Vinceute Lopez and Juan Rivera. This The silk is heavily overlaid with won uation on First street, lietween cil, and will submit the report to the get the Traciion company to agree to fumrturo has been the Blow growtn derful silver embroidery with soft Railroad avenue and Gold avenue, rel- city council at the next regular meet our proposition, whicn on our part Is luxury-lovin- g , Albert of the kings of Spain frills of the finest Brussels lace, said ative of ing Monday night. , more than liberal." Faber to the location the tracks and represents an incalculable outlay. to have cost $50 a yard. The laces of the Albuquerque Traction company In the meantime, Colonel Sellers, Colonel W. H. tireer, president and Man yof the salons are veritable mu- were publicly exhibited before being m the block aforesaid. The street at acting upon the supposition that the general manager of tho Albuquerque 308-31- 0 Railroad Ave., Albuquerque, N. M. seums. Formorly it was not possible put on the drees, and excited the ad- the point where said company has report of this committee will le fa Traction company, who returned to- to adequately admire the beauties of miration and astonishment of the aris- placed its switch track is very nar- vorable. Is going right ahead getting day from an extensive visit to Chi- Che palace, as Its v aptness made 1t tocrat- ftidies of Madrid. Orange row, and the space allowed for the things in shape for the construction cago and other northern cities, when rather dark, but the modern Innova blossoms are profusely used with the use of the street by persons driving of the line, in case the franchise is sen by a Citizen reporter, stated that tion of electric lights has brought out sliver embroideries and laces, for the conveyances Is reduced to the small granted. He states that returns from his mission to Chicago proved highly 000C00(0 O000000fr000l all of Its glories. Nowhere are the corsage, and even in dainty clusters est dimensions. First, street at this property owners In tne Highlands, satisfactory. electric lights used with more daz along the train, which is four yards point is forty feet in width from curb who will be benefited by the new line, The question asked Colonel Sellers, zllng effect than in the Salle les Am long. According to Spanish traditions to curb; of this space when the street who have lieen approached, have re- In reference to an exchange oi trans- Imssatleurs, with its majestic thrones the bride must afterwards present this cars are standing twenty-on- e feet of sponded generously, some subscribing fers between the two lines, provided B m which Alfonso and his queen will wedding dres sto the Virgin de la the forty feet of the width of the much more than their assessment, the new line was constructed, was RUNSWIGK oon be seated tgetier. Paloma, the popular protectress of street Is taken up by the street cars; and that the greater part of the $16. thon asked by the reporter of Coljnel The China hall is so called be maternity. there are two feet of the street which ooo subsidy has already been raised, Orc?r. cause the ceilings and walls are cov Castle of La Granja.' Is permanently used by telephone and as the Terrace Improvement com "Would we agree to exchange trans Pool and Billiard Parlor. ered with porcelalne, Joinings of The castle which Alfonso poles grad- 2Vi-cen- t ClI-on- the and his therein, which leave but seven pany nas contracted to do the fers on a liasU?" asked 107 South Bldg. which, are cleverly concealed by ng queen have chosen for their honey- teen feet of street space available on ing and as the steel ha.-- been con- Oreer. "Why take that up this Second Street, Barnett ures 1n polychrome relief. Another moon is the Spanish Versailles, known both sides of the tracks, leaving eight tracted for with Colonel W. S. Hope- early in the game? As far as we sumptuous eakm Is the large dining as La Granja, It is a quaint and quiet and one-ha- lf feet on either side of well, of the Albuquerque Eastern, know, there is no others road to ex (hall, tapestry woven in spot, decorated with far removed from the inquisitive the track, and which space Is mani- there seems to be little if anything in change transfers wiv.i. They i ivc The Only st Class gold and silk for PMHp II. It is in six throngs of the capital, and with all the festly insufficient for the safe passage the way of the building of the pro not even oecn granted a trar- - ilse Fit different landscape panels, represents picturesque and romantic surround- of teams and conveyances. Danger is posed line In case the city council yet, and after that they would ratvo to Billiard ing Ithe amorous episodes of Vertu ings suitable for a royal honeymoon. ever imminent to Ithose using this sees fit to grant the' franchise asked build the road and put it In oic...:lon. Parlor in Albuquerque. muio and Pomona 1n a delightful par- - The palace is situated at the foot street at the point mentioned for the for. Then would be time enough tot the den. of the imposing Pico de Penalara in purpose of access to the store build- A feature of the new line, in oppo Albuquerque Traction company to No cheap tables or broken Balls The Bridal Trousseau. the Guadarrama mountains, high ings on the west side of First street. sition to the Traction company's lines, take up such an offer, provided It was sea vil- Except the wedding dress, all the above the level. The little We venture to say that no block with- acting on the supposition that the made us. You can readily see that I but everything First Class and bridal trousseau of robes, cloaks, lage dates from ancient times; when in our city Is more used for the pur- new line will be constructed, which cannot pledge the Albuquerque Trac evening and tea gowns, petticoats and Henry IV built a chapel there and poses of trade and (the business has appealed to a great many tion company to a course of action a underlinen, was made In London dedicated it to St. Udefonso. Later, houses which are injured by this In is the fact that according to year or more hence. I might be dead Strictly Up To Date where many of the dresses have been the friars of the Parrel Monastery es- convenience or access are affected the wording of the franchise granted by that time, or engaged in other pur- tablished a farm Granja) company, five-ce- on exhibition. Some of the articles of here tLa thereby to a very noticeable extent. the Traction a fare suits. Let them secure their fran Straight 18 Bsll Root T cpt cue, Pool Se per cum this queenly trousseau are described which so much suited the fancy of the Life and limb are both endangered Is provided for, so that in the event chise, get t'helr road built and In op- Billiard par as follows: first Spanish Bourbon, Phillip V, that by the ever present prolobility of of a .person boarding a car anywhere eration, and then come to us with 60e hour. A he bought the place and erected a collision between cars of the in the Highlands, and desiring to go propositions, and then will time dainty dress of white mouseline magnificent the be de sole flowered with miniature rwes. palace with surrounding Traction company and the wayfarer. anywhere west of the Santa Fe tracks, enough for us to 'think it over. We In na- Gussarofjy A morning gown parks, the style of his French we appeal to your honorable body to he would be firced to pay two fares, are operating an eiectrlc car line; the Max Prop. is of fine spotted country. lawn over palest blue, inset with Val- tive The fountains and water cause the location of the switch track or ten cents, and the same when proposed new line, as far as we are enclennes laces. A beautiful princess works then established and still run- of the Traction company to be made boarding a Traction company's car concerned, is a myth something not OO O! robe is in spotted lawn, made wear ning are not surpassed Dy any other at some point elsewhere, and in a and desiring to ride into the High- in existence, so what Is the use of to royal possession in Eurpoe. over many different colored Flips. A situation where the streets are much lands. supposing things, or trying to tell KEEP YOUR FEET COOL WITH charming pale For years the Spanish kings used wider and afford more space for ac- When approached by a representa- what we would do In such and such blue China silk empire palace morning robe is fastened in front with this and park as a pleasure cess between the rails of 'the track tive of The Evening CitJzen. Colonel a case, provided it came to pas a blue rosettes and ends. Another resort, much as the French Icings and the curb of the street and where Sellers. In answer to a direct question year or more hence. gown passed their days of pleasure at Ver- business is not so congested. covering the above situation, as to "At present I have absolutely noth- morning is of white lawn over sailles. WILLIAMS9 FOOT COMFOR1 pale blue, inserted at equal distances Charles III received here tie "All of Which is respectfully sub what he would 'be willing, and would ing to say In reference to any prop- Count Artois, when he marched to mitted. agree to d.J, so that tho patrons of the osition any opposition company might with Valenciennes lace. A Bmart conquer morning gown is composed! entirely Gibraltar. Godoy signed here "B. O. JAFFA. two lines would not have to pay ten make us, for as far as we are con- It will reduce swelling and stop the feet from the treaty which delivered Spain from "President. cents to ride from the Highlands to 1b opposition company of English embroidery in a very open - cerned there no work design. France, and Ferdinand Vll here ap "W. D. CLAYTON, Secretary. points In the lowlands or Old Town, yet, and until-- there is another com- sweating. No trouble to use. Price 2Sc. Among gowns pointed the Infant Don Carlos to be replied : pany the field there Is nothing in the simple day are prince Ate Want One Pay Day. in many composed of linen. The bodices hereditary. When his energetic "We will make the Traction com- the matter to be discussed. sister-in-la- The above petitions in many instances are made after the heard of this intention refers to the pany a proposition to interchange "In regard to the plans of the Al- she hastened to La Granja. threw the switch on First street 'directly west transfers on a basis, 'that buquerque TnVctlon company you may American blouse style with touches of the Alvarado hotel. The is The Drug Co. courtiers out of the palace, gave to street Is, pay 2V4 every Williams to them cents for say com- of red and blue embroidery. One of one carrying that work has already been many Premier Calomarde the famous box much traffic owing to one of their transfers we handle, if menced on Improvements which in- THE BLUE FRONT. the dressing jackets is made on tne of palest Zenana the ear, about which he Eald later location of the Santa Fe station they will pay us 2'4 cents for every clude the constructing of one and Both Telephone.. 117 West Railroad the blue and white "whUte bands and freight house, and Is much con Avenue. edged with quaint silk embroidery. A that cannot offend:' one of our transfers they handle, and three-fourth- a miles of extensions, tore to pieces the first Spanish testa- gested as a result of the street car I figur- freely confess tnat by careful - handsome day dress is composed of which will terminate at the Ameri- 1 u pi SQ.mucJi space. 1 , IF YOU ar- - ment .and insured the. throne t the track taking. The ing out of this propostttbn, cannot can company's plant. WANT, THE ivory, crape de- Csslue, the bodice stores on Lumber The llmliiliii!l!JiiilllM"!ri rannged with, king's little' daughter Isabella events the west side of the street, see 'but what we will be the ones that already on "BEST ON, EARTH the finest Guipure lace which bloody several of them wholesale ties are the ground and and tucked squares of crepe de Chine, caused the civil war houses. would get the worst of such a proposi- there la plenty of material on hand La Granja is at its best at this have vehicles standing in front of tion, for we would have to haul them to complete "work, which, Cigars for tfie. iprlce asked, no the centers of which are delicately time year, (the them the will be make of and blossoms, the old much of the time, which leaves from the university, or on the High- fin- lelay In trying one toox embroidered with colored rosebuds trees, myrtle only one of open rushed forward to completion and or a Of til and set together with Insertions of the lanes, the fountains side the tracks to lands, all that distance, only to have ished, barring unforseen circum- White Jjly fcrand. There's a cigw and the fresh mountain air. will all travel, and this apace, owing to ev them board a Traction car at Inspect Valenciennes lace. A simple frock is telephone the stances andi accidents, within the next, ,,floryol the filler and binder. of palest pink serve to make this royal honeymoon eral poles standing near' the tracks, or First street, ride to the thirty days." The White Idly la delightful to the and white flowered a delight. east curbing, 1s- scarcely enough as voile, with Valenciennes lace. An The Castle overlooks the wide postomce, nay, or park, and get off, And the question agitating the aroma, free turning and; easy to park, for passing '; day pale with its numerous cascades and the of teams. A large we hauling them twenty or. more minds of a number of still re- smoke, down to the quarter ot other dress is of pink and lakes, supplied with van or with on citizens last white s.tin foulard In a small design water from huge furniture truck, cars blocks for 24 cents, and inaying tie mains the same; an inch. If you know of a better ci- reservoirs. These water works are the switch tracks, will completely traction company 2M cebts for haul gar for the cash, WnrtaLUy, Anolther beautiful visiting dress is of really block "Do the fcwo car Hoes mean two than the the most remarkable feature travel. ing them only a few blocks. And I five-ce- "show us." Five cents 2 fine white Valenciennes lace and ivory of The meeting, which, adopted lares?" for one; colored cloth. La Granja, and the effect of the !the for, box of fifty. Among many fountains is much more grand than above petition, lso adopted a resolu the tea gowns is a Versailles. tion requesting beautiful one of palest pink mousee- - at In the fountain of Per- the American Lumber seus, who rescues Andrmeda company to change its pay day from TITLE Of SANTA FE RIGHT "CHARLEY'S line de sole made in the empire style, from the AUNT" A. J. RICHARDS gown dragon, the latter throws a jet of 100 the 15th of the month to the 16th, 0F-WA- IN QUESTION Another Is a pale yellow empire feet in air. The which will bring AT 113g WEST RAILROAD veiled with white linen de the basket consists the Santa Fe and CAiINO TONIGHT AVENUft soie. The of numerous je;s, 40 to 65 feet high. Lumber company pay days together large bell sleeves a-- e entlrey of frills and the jet of the Fauna fountain, 115 and thus make unnecessary keeping The court was engaged loday in Despite the counter of lace, and round the short waist are open attraction of pale yellow ribbons threated through feet high, can be seen at Segovia. the stores two nights in .the trying the case of A. B. McMillen the free ooncert bv the Coronado embroidery. There The "Bath of Dina" is a chaos of aiomn. This resolution and the pe against the Santa Fe Railway com- Tent. City band last evening, the is a handsome water spouts and godesses tition, which was forwarded pany, which is quiet pae biscuit-colore- d statues of to 'the a suit t title to Stock company at the Ca- A evening coat of any American Lumber company today, a SERVANT THAT NEVER TIRES faced cloth, with a hood composed of nymphs, glorifying the triumph tract of land on Carroll avenue, sino, drew a good house to witness was 6ixty-fiv- e right-of-way- . Valenciennes lace, dyed of the loving woman, appearing in signed by merchants. the Santa Fe the last presentation of "Faust," to match the whole beauty. The plaintiff cloth. Among the earning gowns is her claims that neither he which, considering the small stage, THE TELEPHONE IS THE TELEPHONE WILL short-waist- nor his grantors ever conveyed a ed one of pale maise MATINEE RACES to the comany played In a creditable EVER READY TO TAKE RUN YOUR ERRANDS. empire evening BR4D JONES WINS the railway company any right to the manner, with special scenery and YOUR COMMANDS. DO mousseline. Another west fifty YOUR: SHOPPING, gown is of white iilk mousseline, flow- SUNDAY AFTERNOON feet of what tae company electrical effects. Owing to the re- AND KEEP' YOU 20-MIL- claims as way, do-me- ered all over with tiny clusters of E ROAD RACE the right of and the ception "Faust" received, and the LET IT DO YOUR INFORMED OF 80CIAL suit Is brought to recover the land of people WORK. pink roses. AT THE TRACTION PARK PRO the to see It, the bill AFFAIRS. from the company. The defendant will I repeated The underlinen is made of the finest GRAM RACES Sunday nignt. WITH BITTNER SECOND WIN OF SUBMITTED company claims with persistency to Tonight every YOU ninon trimmed with real Valenciennes FOR PUBLICATION. and night the remain- NEED A TELEPHONE IN YOUR HOME lace and fine embroidery. The initials NING TIME, 68 MINUTES WIN own the property in question by ad- der of the week, the stock ciompany verse 1881. of royal bride surmounted by NER WAS GIVEN A FIVE-MI- possession since The de- will present that laughable farce, the the The following program of matinee fendant also claims that the plaintiff THE COLORADO TELEPHONE CO. Spanish crown are worked on all the CITE HANDICAP. races, at Traction park Sunday "Charley's Aunt," which, in spite of garments. the and his grantors acquired tKle to the Its many years before the public, afternoon, was handed to The Even land. If they have any title, with full The Wedding Presents. Amid the plaudits of several hun ing Citizen with a request It be still is in demand, as evidenced by its that knowledge of the defendant's rights. Don't Dispute with-- The presents for King Alfonso and dred people whi lined Railroad, ave- published: revival at one of th leading Broad- a Womais The property in litigation lies way houses in Nw York. Ms bride arrived trom all quarters of nue from the siarting point at Fifth First Race 1:20 Trot, Half Mile Especially, it eho tells you to' order a "the globe, from countries and their street and Railroad avenue, to the Heats, 2 in 3. First street and the Santa Fe ack of rulers, from provinces and cities, and Santa Fe tracks, three starters Nimble Jim, by tracks, in the rear of the Albuquer- If u want results in advertising the entered and driven que Carriage company's factory. try an Evening want ad. EMPRESS FLOUR. even from school children of Spain In the twenty-mil- e bicycle road race. S. Citl.en Schloss. Miaike ! no excuse, (ir you ahotud who have contributed their mite to Brad Jones, Dave Keller and Clayton McGtnJy, by R. H. Greenleaf. get lor show their loyalty (to tho king. Bittner, got away yesterday after- Walter N., by W. L. Trimble. the order), that you could not find rat-cla- ss The que(L'n mother presents the noon at 2.30 o'clock, Jones being given Second Race 2:50 Pace, Mile Heats, It, for every fl grooar ahraya-fln- d king wSth her portrait painted by a five-minut-e handicap, and Keller 2 in 3. handles EMPRESS. You win Moreno Carbonero. The city of Mad- luree minute, with Bittner at the Hallle, by T. J. Shinick. good bread, good biscuits, goo rid gives an enduring present to the scratch. Cello, by O. Berger. OASINO THEATRE pastry and most Important ot alL bride, by establishing workmen's The course was Railroad good cheer to greet you wlien yva a out East Crlssetto, by W. H. Huntington. W. M. WORTMAN, Manager. come quarter, which is baptized in the name avenue, to the Trimble ranch, ten Third Race 1:20 Pace, Half Mile home for your dinner. Try tL of "Queen Victoria Eugenia," The miles away, and return. Ed Kramer Heats, 2 in 3. EMPRESS FLOUR Is the Empress mf mayor of Madrid has invited all the and I.awrence Walsh acted as judges, Moselle, by W. L. Trimble. all others. mayors of Spain to sign an artistic Tom lnsley acting as s'aner. Black Ike, by Dr. W. Belden. se album expressing their homages to After the other two contestants Fourth Race Free-for-A- Trot and The Berser-Sro- Stock Co. the young couple. The manufacturer were off Bittner, who was favorite Pace, Half Mile Heats, 2 in 3. M. BERGER, of for got away a I Barcelona have presented the bride the first place, like Master Miliar, by Dr. J. F. IHafce. IN Wholesale Agent. with a diadem of diamonds valued at flah, and pumped up the long Univer- Shecara, by Jake Levy. Albuquerque, N. M. 150,tHH pesetas. sity hill at a hot pace, to h', in fact, Fifth Race Colts, Half Mile Heats, The presents from royalty are no- for on his re:urn trip Bittner was 2 in 3. i c table mainly for their elegance and overcome with nausea, but gamely Razle Dazzle, by Tim .Murp'.iy. CHARLEY'S AUNT tate rac.her than their intrinsic worth, hung on as best he could. finis-hui- in Trixie Anderson, by Thos. Ander- atlhough some of them are of great seventy-tw- minutes. son. value. The emperor of Germany Brad. Jones, the winner of the race, Judges Joe Barnctt, Noble S. THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY PLEASANTLY SITUATED. sends some splendid hunting trophies, h'wtver, had crossed the tape just Trimble. Starter Emil Mann. An Fayvooti made of the heaiis of wild boars and three minutes ahead of Bi:tier, matt- nouncer Jack Strausner. Timers EASY TO REACH. stags which Alfonso killed during ing twenty in sixty-eigh- t his tne miles Dr. C. H. Cams, James McCorrlston RELIEVES PAIN. nunt in the imperial hunting pre- minutes. Keller tlnis-iie- in seven'y-fou- r and F .E. Sturges. Three Matinee Races at 3:30 p.m. serves of Germany. France sends minutes. Races will be called promptly at BUILDS UP THE SYSTEM. some of the fines? productions of Jones was riding a Hudson wheel, 2:'M p. m. Everyliody invited. Ad- Hot Sevres porcelain and the llolielin tap-esQ- ry and received as first prize a National mission free. CURES RHEUMATISM. factories. The Spaniards of raoer, the second prize being a pair There will be an entire change of bill on Monday ami Thursday Argentina cabled to the famous sculp- of Harford tires, ihe third prize a Postmaster Robbed. of each week during the season. Doors open at 8 p. in. Performance CURES KIDNEY AILMENTS. tor, Mariana Heulliure. ordering busts pair of boxing gloves, all donated by O. W. Fouts, postmaster at. River-ton-, begins at 8:30. .Ma'inees Satnnay anil Suinl.n. Ihmrs open at 1:30 CURES DIABETES. of Alfonso and the bride, in marble or the lnsley Cycle company. 1D0 West la., nearly lost his life and was p. ni. performance at 2 o'clock. Springs bronze, and transmitting MM't'O pese- Gold avenue. robbed of all comfort, according to CURES INDIGESTION. 16c tas. Yesterday's race has somt-wha-t re- his lettt-r-, which says: "For 20 years Night Prices and 25c. Matinee Prices 10c and 15c. Queen Christina presents the bride vived the Interest in bicycle races, I had chronic liver complaint, which CURES DROPSY. witJi a pri(fcls court mantle w hich and borne, good events may be ar- led to such a severe case of Jaundice belonged to Queen IsuTiel 11, of dark ranged for the near f it tire at be that even my finger nails turned yel- wonderfully embroidered in park red velvet Traiin .:ack. low; when my doctor prescribed Elec- ACCOMMODATIONS FIRST gold. The bride's presents Iroui the tric Bitters; which cured me and Spanish aristocracy inclthle many his- Eagle For Sale. have kept me well for eleven years." TO CLASS. , THE LADIES: toric jewels-- fine old fans, laces and A ha If grown black eagle, not vet Sure cure for Biliousness, Neuralgia, Hot wither is bore too warm to was:h and Iron. Send your FAYWOOD, porcelains. Ttve daughter of the Duke able to fly. Inquire or address ih:s Weakness and all Stomach, IJver, Shirt. Waibta and White Ureases to us. We will laundry them cor- of Alba sent hnr a gold waist buckle office. Kidney and B'adder derangements. A rectly and will deliver them to you In a nice x they will not b Se Santa Fe A&ent for round set in rubies. The presents from the o wonderful tunic. At all drug store. crushed or wrinkled- Ixui8tlc or glis finish. people of Siain shuw the sympa'hy TAKE A PLUNGE J0 cents. trip rates, good for thirty Jy, wh;ch they foreign in the o Back of Poctoffice. New Mexico ,wifh receive the Call The school throng- - SWIMMING POOL. ale the Red Wagons. princess. teaclitis The picnic baskets for at the Auto., Bed 148, Imperial Laundry Co. out the country have subscribed a &04 North First Street. Open Daily, Mcintosh Hardware company's stor 319; Colo., Jurge amount for s tuniptuous edit tot; 10 a. m. to 10 p. m. are indispensable for outing partirs. 4

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30 lbs. solder, hnlf Climate "LOOK OUT FOR SOMETHING TO POP PENITENTIARY BIDS gross and half, tinners. What Has f' wood screws No. 11 1 4 lu. gross woixi screws No. 8, K'oss wood 8 IN 1906' SAID PROFESSOR TO SCHOOL .' screws No. P, To Do With Milk? H'onn wuuil Screws TV., 7 4 Fe, N. M., 19"Ki. 1 gross Santa May 2. wood screws x. 4 1 gross No. MA'AMS FOURTEEN YEARS AGO Pontmi prtponl will be received by the wood screws No. , There are no cold winters on the iniani or Mow Mfxleo I'enltentiury Com 1 Kross wo. ni screws j t trowels J..(H.mmo. Pacific mlsxlonera at the ottlce of the 8upirin Coast, ITiere are no hot tpndunt. 10 . ,"itfl' ( until o'clock n. m nn Tii.. 4 h kioVr summers. The cows graze out- REMARKABLE PROPHECY, BASED ON SCIENTIFIC CALCULATIONS, day, June 6th, IS!, for furnishing and .,.r li IVIAOE IN AUUHESS TO TEACHERS' INSTITUTE IN 1892, IS RE ueovenriB at tne isew ftlpxlco i'rnltf'n S doz. table sp.,.,1,,,, " Innines doors the year round. T"he farm- tlary niippllcs 6 wagon i.aVy. ALBUQUERQUE FANS 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 3- -6 CALLED BY SAN FRANCI3CO EARTHQUAKE. the hereinafter mentioned tongut.B Santa Fe 0 do not have bring ur bo murn incrpnr as tno may U it. k. yoke,). 1 ers to them up . Uoani Aii.uftn.vKiu.. 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 04 aoem mniu-icnt- i'aymcnt lor B.ilJ aup 1 single tree. to the barn to be milked. piles 6 hounds, 'mammary of the game: Angeles. Cal., May 31. will be made In cah. Delivery ul from SEE GOOD SPORT tos On order towards the center, represent all supplies, exeept perishable articles, fi hind hounds. Off Richardson 1 Basci on Balls cemlx r 22, 1V.2, more than fourteen!' me oroital revo utions of Jnnlter mum te as airecteU by the Superintend wagon tire shrlnker. 13 wagon ofT Gallegos, 2. years ai?o, Prof. W. A. Sjialding, In Mars. Earth, Venus Mercury. In ent. skeins, steel, 3 2; and 12 wagon 3 fjft Struck Out By .Richardson, an in- me Hamples will be required of all articles skeins, steel UJa address before the teacbers' whole of this period, Saturn has doz. shovels, long handled Hon-or- s Gallegos, 8. marKen with an asterisk, and these 1 Doublehcader Results in stitute of this city, prophesbd the two equinoxes, shown by th shadec should bo labeled, allowing doz. shovels, short liunUle'. by Pitched Ball Clancy. Carnation earthquake which destroyed portions name of bid "1 iloa. coal shovels. Hit San of the circle, der, price, etc., and McDonald, 2. near the top must be delivered to -- ' lbs. wrought Iron Even-Scor- es: Fc Passed Balls Francisco on April IS, lflbti. Ills pre ann ixub'm or me In the Superintendent not later M bs. washers. 1 In Santa outer circle. than wrought Iron washers 1 wiiri Plirth Richardson. o'clock on said day. -- 0 diction was based wholly upon scien tile period, Jupiter has five lbs. wrought iron 1 enulnoxes All be washers ' D. Anderson, Pettus bids must made strictly in ao lbs. w rought a 5-- 4, 8-- 2. Stolen Bases tific calculations and was devoid of: shown by the shaded portions iron washers . Albuquerque of the cordance with Jo lbs. the conditions on blank wrought Iron 8 0 Parsons, 2; Richardson. Cream any "second sight" features. Jupiter circles, and large proposals, I washers and the number which will be furnished by the Htlllsnn wrench, open, 6 In. of Game Two hours 1 ueamiM A. Time (Slarilid) "When this earth reaches the year of of equinoxes of the other planets are Superintendent on application; no bid .'..ii.. n...uT.1V.H.11, common, twenty minute. grace 1906," said Spalding, in In otherwise made will be entertained. A 10 i Prof. shown the Inner circle. U will he 1 A- - PROVES A WHIRLWIND is made from the pure, wholesome milk bond will be required from all successfu Ucamh - CORRAL Second Game. his address on the date mentioned, observed that during tho period be- - 15 jn common. AB It H 10 of contented cows, which feed on bidders for the faithful fulfillment of 1 Santa Fe contracts within ten days Uuxter's adjustable wrench 6 1 1 abundant in a mild, even after date of 1 in. U Anderson, 3b ...A 0 pasturage award. wrench a in 4 climate. sterilize and 1 Coes 12 won game yes- 1). Anderson, 21 0 0 We evaporate 50.OW lbs. fresh beef, prime quality, wrench, In. Santa Fe the first 4. 111 1 2 12 the milk without a moment's delay. necKS ana snanKS ,ill"?.ilt"r trench. No. of gate lottim excluded. l.'KKJ lbs. white leud. terday, and the Ms end the 1 3 Buy Carnation Cream if you want the 50,000 lbs. flour. loU gal. pure O. Parsons, c 10,000 linseed oil. rwelpts, and Albuquerque 'he 3 3 best the market affords. lbs. tiotnto 1 bbl. usphaltum paint tk W. Parsons, If 4.0UO lbs. pinto beans. lo gals, rtwp-ctiv- scrre.-- i 3 turpentine econd. The wore (lallegos, cr 3 1,200 lbs. navy beans. 3 gals. Japan 1 7,000 dryer fi to 4 and 8 to 2. The attendance Pauly, rf 3 You'll pay less In proportion tor pur Carnation lbs. granulated sug;ir. 3 books gold leaf. 0 Crstam than for tha milk your milkman sells. 3.000 lbs. dry salt bacon. 1 lb. gilt bronze. Alarid, ss 1 was not. as large as the crowd that J 0 which may or may not be pure. ."00 lbs. corn meal. i qulree BaIul l)aper N(J 0 defeat Uipez, p cases roasted coffee. 60 lbs. oxide tine, dry witnessed the Browns Santa Milwaukee H "5 lbs. black pepper. 1 paint strainer. tv on Sunday, but erj-- rnthusfastlc. .28 2 6 27 13 City 25 lbs. red oeDDer. 1 kalsomlne strainer Total A At Kansas Afternoon Gamt 20 bbls. t lbs. Marseilles green, dry w a royal AB R II 10 3 salt. 10 The first, game as battle Albuquerque Kansas City 40 cases soan. laundrv. lbs. Marseilles green. oli. finish. For four Innings Cohran, .(11215 Milwaukee 2 2 bbls. vinegar. 8 pole brushes, best from start to 0 1"0 1 glass cuttor. Kunz, 2b ..5 At Coliimhus Morning lbs. red chile, ground. 15o . score board showed a succession ot .(" 1 6 lbs. Spanish whiting the Plnnpv. KS cases canned corn. 15 lbs. glue. Columhus K cases of goose-egg- In the fifth the Grays McDonald, c " 0 California fruits, assorted 16 lbs. plaster parls. 1 Louisville 1.500 lbs. hominy. 2 were allowed to make two scores, with . .4 kalsomlne brushes, best McIKie, cf At Columhus Afternxm Game 5 bbls, syrup. 2 lbs. lamp trouble began 1y 1 l.oOO black, dry. two men out. The Neher, . ..5 Columhus 3 lbs. outf lakes. 10 ilw. chrome yellow I). a lb 2 t"0 Richardson giving Anderson i.ale, If Louisville lbs. rice. ni"itH: blue, blue dry powder. a one past 0 lbs. dried currants. """l?" red, nass. Pettus ihit liot Rlcharuson, rf At iMlnneaiM)lis Morning ti') lbs, prunes. dry powder advancing 3 "0Wjer-- third base, Anderson to Collins, 3b Minneapolis 8 70 lbs. tea, boxes. 2 gal. hanrdr oH.'rm""0n drJ third. Ik.th scored on a bit by Par- St. Paul 3 6 cases tomatoes, Las Cruces 20 gal, gloss oil. 10 27 11 0 11 2 gal. sons tnat t.rnck Uic'herdson on the Total 41 8 St. Paul Afternnon Gamrj pint bottles vanilla extract. interior varnish. way At 1 pint bottles lemon extract. 2Vi lbs, oil putty. shins and bounced naif across by innings: St. 3 2 Score 2 Paul 2.iJu lbs. lard compound, cans. putty knives. V. bit a 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 3 the diamond. Parsons then Santa Kg . 02 Minneapolis 1" raTiri ' case salmon. spatulas, In. tiih one to Kunz, retiring the side. Albuquerque .3 0 0 3 0 0 0 2 08 At Indianapolis Morning J.Vi lbs. raisins. 10 lbs. chalk line. runs In 2.4'0 lbs. boloicna s.lususe. 6 wall brushes, 3 in. The Browns made three Indianapolis 1 I.'") lbs. butterlne. 6 wull brushes, 4 In. the sixth, y a base on calls, three Base on Bans Oft Cohran, 3; off Toledo fiilo His. macaroni. 12 sash tools, round long bristle tilui assisted by two errors and Home Lopez, 2. A Indianapolis Gam- 1J0 lbs. cheese, 12 fitches, long bristle. . Afternoon e- loo pkgs. Je.llo. 15 sheets lithograph boaj-d- very dumb playing by Pauiy at first ... ana 1 Three Base Hits liaie icnus. Toledo 1() lbs. powdernd U"iiX. 2 quarts liquid glue. base. Aj couple of errors and ft hit Two Base Hits Clancy, tfeher, U Indianapolis 0 H lbs. table salt. 14 pes. glass 3I)X14. gave run In sevent'j ) lbs. bacon, 1 PC glass 37x1. them another the Anderson. breafest 15 tho-ig- loo lbs. lima beans. pes. glass Stixll. find It looked as they had the Plays to Clancy tio 2 Double Collins A MAN'S HOUSE 25 lbs. bar chocolate. pes. glass 12x20. game won. But It was not so. Neher. 25 lbs. shredded cocoanut. 35 pea. glass .ttxlti. Anderson opened ninth with 3 cases crackers. Mtv Wod.i a, 2 pes. glass 18x16. L. the Hit by Pitched Ball Kunz. OWN 3 pes. up - HIS CASTLE 1 case Cream of Wheat. glass 12X20. a hit past second. The next man By Cohnan, ; by LiO- 13 Struck Out 1 case of tapioca, l a. pes. glass 12x36. bit to Cahran at third. The ball was pez, 3. 1 case catsup. 10 pes. glass L2x30. passed to Kunz, hx dropped It. A Passed Balls McDonald, 1; Par AN OFFICIOUS TELEPHONE EM- - 60 lbs. ginger 6's. 10 pes. glass 10x28. A 100 17 pes. glass 14x18. by Pettus sent two runs across PLOYE PINCHED BY LAS lbs. mustard. 2 drive sons, i. 2 cases lye I s. pes. glass 12x24. next VEGAS 'it will gird up Greenwich 58 the plate, tying the score. The Wild Pitches Cohran, 1; Lopez, 1. JUDGE. need to its loins andltween lfltK! nn,i lono i, BOO lbs. sal soda, bulk. pes. glass 18xa). up out, in mix-u- p .... 2 6 s. 7 pes. glass 15x22. nan atruck but a Stolen Bases iMcIIue, 2: Neher. oy..e ..onauuii. nvre uup, noxes fa 1 in boxes candles For removing a telephone from the line with 5 cases mutches. 38 pes. glass 12x18. which followed a sacrifice by W. Par- Collins. s diagram), each other? In 1 pc. hame or Cecil W. Browne, 302 Wash- me.f; (?,n.t," .to and occur oonJuncUon 1 gross house brooms. glass ItixuO. "Billy" tball mergea electro-magneti- 1 pc. sons, Parsons threw the Time of Game One hour and fifty hib vijuuhh tL bucuih is not accumulating the c in- - 1 doz. glass S;x40. ington street, last Tuesday afternoon stable brooms. 1 away In trying to catch Pettus at gradually into that of Jupiter as he-for- nuences 5oo lbs. dried peas. pc. glass 12x33. minutes. of of the six planets, and, ac- 7 pes. without the knowledge and consent is 600 DuKes smoking tobacco, 3 3 oz. glass liix5. third, and with it went 20 per cent but almost exactly superim- cording to lbs. 2 Mr. Browne, Eugene Carnes, a line- Prof. Spalding, creating a 40 butts chewing tobacco. pes. glass 1HX40. gate receipts. posed upon that of Jupiter, 1 pc. 2T.X40 of the National League. and the condition when in lia-bl- o 3 gross Japanned glass man for the Las Vegas Telephone "something Js she buckles. 1 The feature of second game other planets drop into line, indicat to 4 bottles burnish blacking tLynns). pc glass Mx54. iae At Brooklyn game R. H. E. company, 120 in Judge pop." 2 pes. was the fetching of young Roy First was fined ing that their disturbing influences l.Ooo eyelet hooks. glass ix4ii. Brooklyn 2 9 0 Bope's this morning, says the In support of his tUeory, 5,000 eyelets (J. & N. large). 20,000 lbs. oats. Cohran, the Browns' juvenile third court will be united near their maximum. Prof. 70,000 lbs. New York 0 4 0 Optic. Carnes was charged with en Spalding points out a similar condi- 1 doz. hafts, sewing common. alfalfa. baseman. The Browns had Intended and the electric tension of our plane- 1 doz. top peg. Io.ikio lbs. chopped feed. Batteries Mclntvre tion, indicated bv hafts, leather 3,0.10 . and Bereen: tering the house of another witnout system - the chart, for the 18 S lbs. bran. pitching Gallegos in toe game, but tary will be raised propor- lbs. wire clinching nails. (i.ooo Taylor, Ferguson and Bresnahan. his consent, hut Judge Bope declared 13 lbs. wire clinching lbs. bedding. tionately. Then it will he time to '"1' M." ini1ue nails. 75 pes. 15 lbs. S Iron heel nails. soft pine 2x8x12. At New York Afternoon R. H. E. the evidence did not disclose any ma look !" .mi. 75 pes. for something to ipop. It will be ! lbs. S Iron heel soft 2x8x12. Now York 5 7 2 licious intention on Carnes" part. He Soufriere claimed 40,lW0 nails. 15 pes. year of seismic I victims 25 lbs. S Iron heel nails. soft pine 2x12x12. and tornado 'dis Brooklyn 2 ' 8 2 changed complaint to A disquieting 2 Singer i.uw teet 1x10x12. sort mee therefore, the turbances and the earth will quake." featuro about this boxes machine needles. N'o.C measure. board Batteries 'MiaitthewBon and Bresna disorderly conduct. fctent.ific theory of the earthquake Is 29 No. 5. 1 2 Singer 600 feet 1x12x12. han Scanlon and Bergen. ;M.r. BTowne testlfled thai, an en The outer circle in the drawing rep that it provides for "more to box No. machine needles. soft nine board resents one orbital come," No. 329. At Pittsburg Morning R. H.E. trance to his home had heen affected revolution of Sat as the equinoxes of the six planets 6 doz. sewing machine oil. 600 feet 1x12x12. soft pine, full stock. urn, equal to twenty-nin- e years are 1 1 1.0k. feet white pine 1x12x16. y-- Pittsburg 7 12 0 through a small window in the rear, and due to work in dangerous con- oil stone, side round, medium. 5.K) 1 1 No. 5 pinchers feet white pine IxlUxlb. Cincinnati 5 6 2 telephone removed, with nu-- ibr iays of time. The inner circle, in junction until 1909 pair (Timmons). 600 and the u passed. 1 quire sand paper No. 2. feet white pine 1x8x16. Batteries Lynch. Willis and merous of hric-a-bra- which 3 5o0 feet white pine 2x6x16. articles shank lusters (Keystone). siKI ad- 10 No. 1 feet oak 1x10x12. Phelps; Overall and Livingston. were on the table. The accused lbs. lasting tacks. 200 8 No. 2 tret oak 1x4x12. Afternoon Game R. E. entering window, which he lbs. lasting tacks. 48 pes. II. mitted the 2 boxes Meyers shoe thread. oak 2x9x2 ft. 8 In. long. Pittsburg 9 14 2 declared was open. He entered, he BAKERSFIELD BATHED FIVE THOU 40 sides heavy wax kip. 500 feet flooring, Oregon pine, lxi!xl4. 1 9 60 feet drill steel. 8 in. 12 Cincinnati 3 0 said, because the company newed the' stiles liKht wax kip. 28 ft. lengths, or- - 4 sides heavy No. 1 Oakwood feet drill steel 1 in. Batteries Philllppi Mr. harness 12 1- and Gibson; telephone, and Browne had SAND EARTHQUAKE BABIES leather. feet In. pipe. 66 4 Welraer and Schlei. dered w reimoved. C00 lbs. (by the side) heavy No. 1 feet in. round Iron. 14 ft. length. 50 feet steel for repointing picks. At Philadelphia Morning R. H. E. Mr. Browne's family is absent, and oakwood sole lather. 5 20 doz. doz. shovels, long handle. Boston 2 4 4 is occupied day CITY spools No. 2t black thread. 2 ..; the house not in the HITHERTO NOTED ONLY FON ITS OIL WELLS, 20 doz. ;to pinch bars. GAINS NEW spools No. black thread. 6 Philadelphia 7 1J 0 time. DISTINCTION AND WINS WARM CORNER IN 20 doz. spools No. 24 axes. THE HEARTS white thread. .'? ,' Judge Bope OF 20 doz. spools No. ao grubbing hoes. Batteries Pfeiffer and O'Nlell: In imosing the fine, 500 REFUGEE MOTHERS. white thread. 500 lbs. Sparks Dooln. 3 doz. spools No. 8 white thread. black powder. and said to Carnes: 3 8 600 lbs. giant powder. doz spools No. black thread. 2,000 Afternoon Game R. H. E. "I think you overstepped your au 1 pkg. No. 7 IXimesUo sewing feet fuse. machine 6 boxes caps. Boston o 1 1 thority when you entered the house needles. 4 5 pkg a. Sharps 1 to 5. doz. pick handles. Philadelphia 3 9 1 ipermission or Air. Browne hand needles. 1 doz. without the 5 pktt'H. Sharps hand needles, No. 4. drill hammer handles. Batteries Needham Young: I not think your employers bio 25 attaching plugs. and and do yards cloth, prisoner's uniform. 5 n, 54 lbs. Mansou tape. Lush and Donovan. wKmld sanction such a visit to take ark inches wide. 100 Chicago Morning if lie say joo yards cloth, blue gray, woolen 54 Incandescent lamps, 110 volt 8 c. p. At R. H.E. out the telephone, even did nch wide. .5 Incandescent lamps, 110 volt 16 c. p. O. Anderson, Playing to the Grand Chicago 2 4 2 he had no use for it, and loft orders loo yards denim, amoskrog preferred. 25 incandescent lamps. 110 volt 32 c. p Stand. St. Louis 4 12 0 at the ofllce to have it removed. There 200 yards drilling. 1 lb. Ac. carbolic cryst. you 500 yards Canton flannel. t lbs. Ac. boracic. they were tat slow In making him a Batteries Pfeister and Moran: is no evidence to show that took 1,250 lb. Ac. tannic. yards shirting, Hamilton stripes, 1 Brown and McCarthy. anything besides the "phone, and I ;"' lb. Ammon. chloride. definite offer and Santa Fe bought yards toweling. 1 you 50 lb. Ammon. carb. mm. Without OaJlegoa, Afternoon Game R. H. E. do not want to fine I&0 and sen yards red flannel. 1 Santa Fe 100 lb. bromide, potass. n Chicago 4 1 you ninety days, yards sheeting. 1 would not have had. a look-i- In yes- l tence to Jail for li'Kj lb. bromide audi. yards lintng. 1 game. St. Louis 6 10 1 which is the minimum punishment for 5 lb. bismuth sub. Mt. terday' The native pitched gross cotton socks. 1 - 12 gross lb. cerium oxalate. fine ball,, allowing only aix Batteries Lundgren. Beebe. Reul- the crime with whldti you are charg v pants buttons, large. 1 nlta. . i 12 gross lb. cupra. sulph. bach and Moran : Druhot ed, so I change fine you V pants buttons, small. 1 caiast seven, the number the coast and Oradv. will it and 7 v v tw gross coat buttons. lb. dovers powder. 1 lb. league man was lot down for. But for disorderly conduct." JO groRs mustard powd. shirt buttons. 1 lh. talcum powd. tho pitching Cohran American League. Carnes paid his fine. ii gross drawer buttons. of was "the 30 10 lbs. magneeil sulph. lbs. bolts, carriage 1 goods." As Captain McDonald put It: At Detroit Afternoon R. H.E. 20 lb. pot. et sodii tart. lbs. bolts, carriage 1 lb. kid bad everythlug." One Detroit 7 1 Not If as Rich as Rockefeller. 15 pot. chlor. i The l lbs. bolts, currlage 1 lb. pot. lodii. Chicago 4 7 o If you had all the wealth of Rocke 10 lbs. bolts, tiro 10 I lb. arnica fl. ex. -- Oil magnate, you lbs. horux. Batteries Mullin and Schmidt: feller, the Standard 10 I lb. belladonna fl. ox lbs. brass polish. 1 WhUte could buy a letter medicine for 0 1 lb. tolu fl. ex. NO USE TALKING and Sullivan. not brass steam cocks, in. 3 Detroit-Chicag- 6 2 lhs. wild cherry fl. ex. morning game post bowel complaints than Chamberlain's brass steam cocks, in, 5 1 pts. cascara sag. fl. ex. IT WAS A Colic, Remedy. pr, calipers 6 in. poned on account of rain. Cholera and Diarrhoea Here is a little refugee a plump It was planned to I 5 pts. trifolium co. ft. ex. bathe every San closet bowl with scat attachment. 1 pt. Morning The most eminent physician can not 1 licorice fl. ex. t STRIKE At Cleveland R. II. E. girl .laby, who is wondering It Francisco baby passed doz. curry combs. 1 what that through 2 pt. nux vomica. Cleveland 2 8 2 prescribe a better preparation for uaKersrield,- sets collar pads 21's . 1 pt. co. is all alwut and no time was lost. 7 sets collar pads 23 s. oxil camph. 83: St. Louia . 7 11 1 colic and diarrhoea, both for children UrXiPOn rP 1 . t 1,000 tablets, neuralgic ' grea.L or 50 feet 4 in. heudache. msuccess of ShA was one or tho - '""ro "l iiunuies drill steel. 1,ow tablets, pepsin, blsmui.i and Batteries Rhodes, Barnhard and and adults. The unlfor Hundreds of lit gof. tow,iH anri ,Md. K.al,, f .,, 100 feet 8 in. drill steel. char. su- Pi0 1 coal. Bemia; Pelty and O'Connor. this remedy has shown It to be tie ones who for a week after the tily soap feet In. drill steel. 600 pot. scented found their way to 4 8 tablets permanganese gr. V. perior to all others. It never falls, drills shank & bit. 1 roll oiled silk. Afternoon Game R. H.ll. San Francisco earthquake and fire. a waiting room which had been re-- 4 drills 8 8 shank and bit. 1 roll 2 in. adhesive plaster. Cloveland 4 11 0 and when reduced with water and 3 8 4 ...... were fleeing as fast as steam could served at the railroad ritiv.t ami n drills shank and bit. 1 roll 4 In. pleasant take. 6 16 In. adhesive plaster. St. LouU 9 S sweetened, it Is to carry away tho flat smooth files 1 2 '6 them from the ruined city. mothers of the town turned out 6 8 roll in. adhesive plaster. e&T-Eol- family flat smooth files in. 4 Batter! Josa, Townsend and Every should be supplied with Hugged to big 12 rolls belladonna plasters tight to the mother's ureas, don checked aprons and bathe bastard flat flies 16 In. 6 Bemla; Howell Spencer. It. Sold by all druggists. 6 16 rolls mustard plasters. and she had spent four strange nights, the refugee babies. All half round tiles In. 3 1 trains were 6 gal. alcohol. At New York Morning R. H.E. half round riles 14 In. 1 doz. 3 under the stars in tho open air, at mot at the station by representatives 8 in. bandages. HAD RIGHT HAND 6 round files 16 In. 1 2 New Ytorlc 8 9 1 Golden park, who jassed through 6 doz. in. bandages. uate coddled close from the crowded cars three cornered flies 12 In. 1 1 bandages. Washington 6 3 BADLY LACERATED. 12 square doz. in. the biting ocean winds that swept and announced that Bakersfield would three saw files 6 In. 1 2 ,,,2 George Kilgore. who teas been an 6 doc in. bandages. Batteries Hogg ana Klelnow; cruelly in sea over bathe guarantee three square saw tiles 4 in. 1 gal. euthymol. In from the the all babies and that 6 square 3 Hughes, Sudfhoff employe of the Boll ranch, San shivering it three saw files In. 8 oz. quinine sulph. and Wakefield. ithiousands whose homes lay would bathe them right; that there 6 three square saw files 8 In. 1 Miguel county, for the past fifteen fi gal. witch hazel. Afternoon Game R. H. E. in ashes. There had been no gleeful would be warm water, soap double cut wood files 14 in. 1 years, enough to get and 6 lb. ichthyol. 7 4 was unfortunate sponges, doz. shovel handles, long. 1 New York morning baths, no change of dainty and clean clothing for eich 3 lb. creosote, Beechwoad. It his right hand badly lacerated while doz. sledge hammer handles. 20 Washington C fi 3 garments, refugee. In 1 lbs. vaseline. littlo and the "earthquake little addition to such help doz. pick handles. 1 attempting to lead e horse he had 1 gal. glycerine. Batteries (Smith, Patten and Hay babies were In a sorry plight, In- as could be lent Jhelr suffering moth- horse shoring hammer. 1 sixty miles 1 lh. sortli phosphate. roped. Kllgoro was about carpenters hammer, 1 lb. 1 den; Ieroy and Klolnow. deed. ers. 1 lh. sulphur. tOJin Las Vegas, when the accident hatchet. 4 in. blade. 1 lb. At Boston Morning R. EL 300 Si; 1 pepsin aseeptlc. IL But in tho city of Bakersfield, it was that more than 500 tired, doz. horse brushes. 2 happened. In tome manner his hand fi gals. aq. ammonia. Boston 6 8 4 miles from the disaster, there were worn out refugee mothers handed hack saw blades 12 In. 10 lbs. got rope, and 100 4 absorbent cotton. Philadelphia 1 caught in a loop in the many feet In. garden hose. 1 5 6 mothers mothers who shud- over more than 500 sticky, cross lit- fi oz. silver nitrate stick. hand vsse menders 4 In. KSi.-e- before he could release it the Bakers-held- , l.Ooo capsales No. 00. Batterioa and Peterson; dered, as they held their own babies tle babies, to the mothers of 12 hose clamps, 4 In. was badly torn. He drove on to Ias ' 1.000 capsues No. 1. Umpire Hale, Authority. Coakley and tF.eck. close, were of thankfully 10 hose clamps, 4 In. in Vegas lor medical treatment, and it and whose hearts full and rested their 1,000 capsules No. 3. The decisions of Umpire "Snapper Attemoott VJutf ue R. H. E. understanding and sympathy for the weary arms while their darlings were 1? flfe&m hose couplings 4 in. 2 lbs. buchu and juniper fl. ex. opinion physician that 50 4 I prompt, Boston 5 7 4 is the of his foet in. steam huMi 1' lbs. Baline laxative. fete were printod and very little sufferers and their distressed made clean and fresh and dainty. The 25 Ibfl. horse nhoe naita No. 9. lrsj. & the hand con be saved, with possiuiy t chloroform. .isau&racuory. foriaaeipuia 3 3 young easy 500 refugee 25 No. P. 1 one or two stiff fingers. mothers. It was for the mothers were scattering lh. horse shoe nail la ether. Lotteries Winter and Peterson; mother anticipate the great- to all parts of United States, 25 ilka, horse shoe nails No. 6. 1 lb plumb, ac. sure, heart to the but 1 thing ha had Santa Fa on hla keg No. 6 horse shoes. B pta Btllllngla Co. fl. ex. Bendtr and Schxock. est need of both, and that was how In the heart of each of them will lin- 1 hip. J La had the Indian sign ou Stomach Troubles. keg No, 8 horse shoefl.- 1 pt. aarsapurilla fl. ex. the tihe ger many 2 kegs No. 5 tft-ay- a highly Bakcrsfleld came to tothe "earth- for years grateful memories horse shoes. 1 gal. saw ooya ia gray. only con Mrs. Sue Martin, an old and 2 ellxr. palmetto Co. The Western League. quake city kesrs No. 4 horse shoes. 1 gal. ellxr, tonga Co. ourk-ocrew-- respected Falsonla, Miss., babies." of the of Bakersfield. 1 - nected safely with six of Ua At Do Moines Morning R. resident of keg- No. 2 horse shoes. 1 oz. II. R 1 Ol. anise.. Tropes was was sick with storaoch trouble for kug No. 1 horse shoes. 1 gal, Ol. while touched up Itea Moines 5 g 2 kegs fi riclne, for ten hits. In tact, playing more than six months. Chamber- Nu. mule shoes. 2 gal. Ol. cod liver. the of Omaha 4 9 4 2 ketra No. 5 mule ahoea. 2 oz. Ol. una lain's Soomoch and Liver Tablets 2 kegs No. 4 mule shoes. cloves. urowna in tno soooud game was Batteries McKay and Towne; Mc- - 1 n. Ol. cajuput. gilt-edge- d now 60 Norway iron in. .of the kind. te cured her. She says: "I can feet 1 oz. No Brown nooiey and uondlng. The Safe and Helpful Beverage 60 foet Noway iron 8 in. ol. lavender. anything I want am the 1 oz. Ol. w Intergreea. made an error, while Santa Fo pic- eat and 25 feet Norway iron 4 in. Afternoon Game R. II. E. 1 oz. Ol. ' turesque proudest woman in tb world to find 60 Norway 8 mustard. ?oond lasoman niade a IXta Moines 3 9 0 feet Iron In. 2 gal. Ol. cotton seed. couple of beauties. such a good medicine." For sale by GOOD beer lulps the stomach to perform Its 25 feet Norway Iron 4 In. 5'0 Omaha 2 7 2 25 feet Norway Iron tablets codeine sulph. nr. all druggists. Samples free. ofhYes. It aids the digestion. The percentage of In. 100 tablets cocaine hyd gr. 11. Miller 60 Norway 8 liattorles aud Towne; San feet Iron In. 100 tablets II nuirn nn.1 nlron (HvOO First Game. ders and Gonding. alcohol in fimul hcer is very small. GOOD beer 25 feet Norway Iron In. dermic). Ve FOUND SCABBY . ft! Santa AB R H Pa A K SHEEP Wiener quituiii;-- the thirst and refreshes instant- feet flat Iron 1.000 gr. 1 At Sioux City, Kirst Game R. II, B. tablets sulph. 1. COUNTY, 25 feet flat Iron strvchnlne Anderson, 3h 1 2 1 3 0 IN SAN MIGUEL Boo 1 & Co. ....0 Sioux City 8 15 1 ly and naturally. Athletes drink Wiener beer when 60 feet Iron tablets strphanth Co. 1. I). 1 Dr. R. J. Blanche, government flat 1.000 Co. Anderson, 2u 2 0 the m is jjood 25 feet tablets nitroglycerine Unonln 7 12 2 in training. They know tlutt it for them. 5 27, 14 inspector, been spend' 2 doz. Heeds dry plates No. 4x5. I'fttus, c 2 2 S 0 cattle who has bundles giil. Iron No. 27. 30x9tf. B ltatterio8 Corbet t Hess; 2 lbs. hyposulphite of soda. and Jones ing ie Chap gross H. Parsons, If 3 ij 2 2 1 0 a week In vicinity of knives and 2 grass forks 1 lb. .iurau. i sulphite of soda W. and Las Torres (steel handle and blade one solid piece. 15 Parsous, 6 a 0 2 0 0 erito, IJendre and 1 grains gold chloride. cf iSecond Game R. 11.12. Is lawn mower, hand, large size. Vlarid, ess 4" (I 1 1 1 San Miguel county, reports that scab 6 lb. acid pvrogallic. 0 Sioux City 8 9 0 carpenters' mallets, length 6 In. 2 plate holders 5x8 with 4x5 kits. tKioch, rf 3 a 0 0 a 0 U general among tho sheep in that WIENER 20 lbs. blank mils In. Lincoln 3 6 2 20 lhs. The Roard of New Mexico 1'enltentlarv part country, Infection blank nuts in. re-- ct Pauly, lb 3 0 0 1 0 3 of the if the 15 Vimmissloners reservca the right to Hatteiks Jackson and Freoeo Is lo- lhs. blank nuts in. any OaMegua. U found as widespread in other IftTT 1 4 and all bids. p 4 0 1 2 0 nozzle, Morse and Elnran. govern- fibril 0 BEER In. in submlltlng bins ror nnove supplies calities It is probable that the ih I'll fe.t pick steel plainly on At Denver R. E, 1 Idders should write envelope G First Game II. ment will a general dipping or pipe vice, combination. 6 in. Total 35 7 27 13 5 issue 1 he following: "Bids for supplies for Denver 5 9 3 der. icf in The absolute wholesomeness 01 .Hlata Beers is pre- plumbers gasoline stove. renltentiary." with name Albuquerque AB It H PO A E The condition the Ibx'ks 1 pr. pliers, New Mexico PumMu (J 16 3 it combination wire cutting. r names of bidder or bidders, to avoid Xbrun, 31 1 1 3 3 0 the country generally wul not be determined by the Blatz Method, months before 2 doz. j,i,.ks It K. by JJaaeries Paige. Morgan Za- - 1 ( he opening of same mistake. Kunz, 2U 4 and Known until along in July. BP.;' comes to yon. Pure, sparkling water Imps set irruKat.-.- planes, carpenters". Hy or or p.ew 1 doz. order tne Mt.arn Mexico 113 11 lusky; Minor and Alonaitt. carpenters' pencils . Commissioners 1 Clancy, ss 3 1 1 0 0 bailey malt brewed ami matured in the good 4o . 1 - nitentlary Second Gxme R. H. e Death from Appendicitis f wrought iron pipe iM. AHTill'R Trim. FT IRD. McDonald, c ( 1 ID 2 0 UU-.l- way. The ideul home beverage. 40 feet wrought Iron pipe Denver 6 10 4 the fi" Superintendent. 4 1 decrease in the same ratio that feet wrought Iron pipe Vlrllue, 0 0 0 0 . Samples mnv he sent separately, dnlv if PueUa 8 14 2 use of Dr. King's New Life Pills In- iv f i t wrought Iron plp.i 1 Nohx, Hj 4 U 0 8 2 2 MILWAUKEE 40 mnrkmt and numbered, to the Superin- - ISatterle Wright and Wclgardt; creases. They save you from danger 1 MILWAUKEE; VAL BLATZ BREWING CO.. feet wrought iron pipe 2. nnent. Hale. If 4 1 1 1 0 0 60 feet wrought Iron pipe 2 Fa u 1 rot and Messitt. and bring quick and painless release tloz. horse shoe rnsps, lfi In. Collins, cf 4 0 0 0 0 0 fi from constipatkm and the ills grow- half round wood rasps. 14 Iu. Hi vra. oczema. Itch or sait rheum Richardson, ip 0 0 2 3 1 1 i 4 American Association. ing cut of it. Strength and vigor al- u i. quarter round (lies in. boIb you crazy. Cant boar the touch, At Kansas City 4 brass bound rules 2 ft. Morning ways follow use. Guaranteed lAlvvAya tlio 3am Good 01d"Bltz' 1 of your clothing. Dunn's Ointment Total C 27 12 4 their wagon without be 4 In. tire 3f Kansas City 4 cures uiont f by all druggists. 25c. Try them. SltHN, SCHLOSS A CO., Wholesale Dealers. TelephoneAutomatic, 177. 8'0 feet ro In. he obstinate of races 2i feet rope I I in. Wit suffer. All druggists sell it THURSDAY, MAY 31, 1906. ALBCQUEHQUE EVENING CITIZEX. PAGE SEVEW. ' the Punt a Rita hotel In Turson. "If the authorities whose duties I: is to enforce tJie Inw." he rnntlnued, -t 7"! "will nj- tk thp matter up, 1 will. 1 x r-T- 1T. If this matter Isn't attended to at This Siron?! D. Emmons. Furniture Manf once, I'm coming dirwn there ome time n the 3 a. m. train a hunch of United marshals, Every States and arrest H business man si. oulJ in t'st!g.ite the Vtr-- every woman and man found In these Guarantee fc-- Filing System rr--. nouses, ami iney win ! prosoeut-- ! I documents etc. I all WITH ed under th- - United States law. and EVERY VEHI Los Angeles, Cal., May 2R, CLE WE SELL. 'sent on the hill.' no matter how re--1 m6. spxtalle any may of them F. U. Schwentker. Manager Pacific Any part falUnjt hfi A f Mutual Lite Insurance Co., Albu- means of defectxv PfStTll UprUhlUnlt OFFICIAL MATTERS querque, N. M. material or wot1um-- ( JJ A wp Vertical File Dear Sir I am instructed will be made rood Jifir:C Postoffice to advise witbout expense ' Established. yott that the company's to tho I t $ A postoffice vanlts in San owner,. Irrespective has been established at Francisco have been opened, and also at. dcvict f the a Ijinde, Roosevelt county. John C. vault containing e.,n,...... w service. TMm , liL- Light he the securities, - ssf C P a has been apointed postmaster. and all records and securities ar Postmasters' Commissioned. 1 -- , Call and see it or write found to be absolutely un- Ollr ronalr" Ahnn In- tho hanHd i fl JS The intact and vi i.m.iiut- iu-- mini is equipped following postmasters t- i- wttft ""F'T for particulars. were injured. Yours very truly, All tiff atwt hnnaa fnt - - v . - commissioned thj H. , "u," nignoHi grane or repairing, np week: Herbert hni r 111 j 111 nue, Cy Kay (Signet. A. W. MORGAN. 7 iin n n ljaijniinjr.- innir im vrilA .n nll to be postmaster at I a Luis, tvi van. Otero countv. to nirrnvl K s Surift Assistant Secretary. resigned; William C. Reynolds, re- Albuquerque - Carriage M . Co appointed rADUCDww.i-ss.r- At? PinA-1 v n BOTH PHONES. postmaster at Mesilla. wr r n o 1 01 net I A IM ri TIIE'BKA A fSSvll CORNER COAL AVENUE AXD SOUTH SECOND STREET lna Ana countv. Distribution of Seeds In New Mexico. The btrreau of liumiirratlim tnrlnir April and Mn diBtrlhinted i.nnn mirk- - ages of vegetable seeds, 20U package or choice flower seeds, Albuquerque Foundry THiS CHANGE TO SE-- 4 obtained from and Machine Works tho botanical gardens in the notional ' " capital, and several hnndred pounds c t "T' 1 i'1i'''r'""rg' ' CURE BARGAINS IN of Ihirham wheat and sugar bee CasUngs; Or, Coal and Lumber Cart; IkaftUn, Fort Bayard, N. M., May 18. 190fl i?nndrfa B'bbU MeU,; Co,ulnn, ,ron seeds In various necUonB of the ter- W. L. TRIMBLE & CO. Bullafni. nd rroi ritory. This at the request of Dele- Sealed proposals In triplicate for fur gate W. H. Andrews, niching material and constructing " Mining mnd Mill Mmthlnmry m HARNESS who sent he LIVERY, SALE, FEED AND TRANS- Foundry cf mpmclmlty sends 1o the bureau. Many letters of addition to Ambulant Patient Mess FER STABLES. east side of railroad track. Albsasereta. H M 8 A D D L E S acknowledgment here, will be received until 11 m expressing thanks a. Horses and Mules Bought and Ex- were received by the bureau. June 4. 1906. and then opened. In- changed. BRIDLES Article of Incorporation. formation furnished on rmllcatlnm BEST U. TURNOUTS IN THE C?ITY L P The following articles of Incorpora- S. reserves the right to accept or Second ROBES any Street, between Railroad and tion have been fllnl in h reject or all proposals or any Copper Avenue. AND Territorial Secretary J. W. Raynolds: part thereof. Envelopes containing RIO GRANDE ETC. proposals LUMBER CO. iuo AxiruBourg nrramld railroad. Bhould be endorsed, "Pro- ELITE CAFE IncoTporatora are Henry E. Hoffman, posals for Addition to Ambulant Pa- Gtngfal Bqtfcftag Supplies of Cictor, Colo.; Jamea I tients' Mess," and addressed o Capt J We are offering gome very pedal prices on Wells. GOOD thli line of goods William H. A T S. P. Vestal, Qmr. TABLE BOARD, $4 A Small. Thomas .fetor WEEK, and It will certainly pay you to get out prices before you buy. and Josciph A. Leahy, of Lordsburg. AT ELITE CAFE, 120 WEST SCREEN DOORS The capital 011-vt- K avenue, CLOSE TO POST etock of the company is Grand Hotel OFFICE. Both Phones ALBUQUERQUE HARDWARE CO. tiO,0u0 divided into 6,,oO shares of Central Third and MarquctU the par value of $10 each; $11,000 has been paid into the treasury. The prin- cipal office i fixed at Irdsburg and STFiM P1RPPT rifDIU' Jamea FIGURE WITH US went broke it was all right, but if I. Wells is named as acent XHORNTOH Thm Clomncr ON won, The term of existence Is fifty years Cleana everything. . I, wanted the whole nte He Is tho ii. i ... and the company is Incorporated for Furniture Man. Moving, pack- fiMtuen raio a gambling bouse one purpose Mowers, Rakes, Wheat BInfcrs, night, waJked to the the of constructing:, maintain ing and shipping, unpacking and roulette table, ing and operatine a RAILROAD auu pui. t iv Din on tne No. 17, ex railroad for the setting up, and Is no upstart at Hay Presses & Farm Macfelny pecting, of course, to lose. The ball carrying of passengers and freight. 1 the business. There is no other dropped ma .; . Just in the No. 17 division, hut 1 .rvii:if Thornton. Both 'Phones. TOPICS let the money remain on No. 17. Sev- MERCHANT TAILORING 737 ftnnth Wlt J. KORBER & CO. enteen came a 6econd time, but still ALBUQUERQUE. N. M. I refused 10 pull my money down. It UPSTAIRS, OVER NO. 209 WEST rrooooooooooi came a third time, when I got ooooooooooooo cold RAILROAD AVENUE, O. BAM- F. The S. E. Pelphrey saw and planing leet and cashed in.' BINI, PROPRIETOR. Thos. Keleher Alamogordo. Is upon "How much did you win?" I asked PAINTS, OILS. VARNISHES AND mill at at work Large. .lry Rooms. Peliphrey him. Mv merchant tailoring thnn ia tin- - Prces Very Rea BRUSHES. a contract awarded by the onab'e. El Paso & iSouthwestern Railway "'Oh, I don't rememlier. exactly, StairS over No. 209 West Railroad ave-- i Leather. Harness. SnHHIaa ion company, for Hhe of a he replied, "but I came near breaking nue, where I solicit the natronmro of1 MRS. OWEN DINSDALE, uusiers, vvnips, Axle Oils, etc. Pal- HsT-- contraction the etctnpa-n- hospital and office buildings bank.' the public. All work guaranteed first-clas- Proprietor. metto Roof Paint; lasts five years and i'TTTTrr. In the coal camp of Dawson, in Colfax "I grabbed a pencil and a piece ct as I have had fifteen years' ex- stops leans, tea paid lor Hides and county. paper, and figured out that our friend perience in the business. Suits mxtn Pelts. nad won $5,925,000, but ft was not to order. Clothes cleaned, pressed ana Knightsof 408 WEST RAILROAD AVENUE. Railroad Contractor Fox. who 'built until I showed him the figures, that repaired. The specific I use will not' Columbus he large bridge across the Pecos he hedged." injure the cloth. Ladies' garments THIRD STREET river at Santa Rosa for the Rock Isl- also cleaned and walkine sklrU made! WE FILL and railway, has !been given the con- WAR ON WOMEN to order. Give me a trial. B. RUPPE tract of rebuilding all the pile bridges O. BAMBINI. ATTENTION! Meat Market PRESCRIPTIONS RIGHT on the Rock Island letween Santa SALOON HABITUES 203 WEST RAILROAD AVE- Rosa and Tucumcari. Concrete and Sore Nipples. All Kinds of Fresh and Salt Meats. At Consistent steel will be the material used. A cure may be effected by applying Low Rates to New Haven, Conn., and Steam Sausage Factory. NUE, NEXT TO BANK OF UNITED STATES ATTORNEY SAYS Chamberlain's Return. COMMERCE, Salve as soon a the Tickets on sals June EMIL Prices j o John E. Mason, whose miother con- HE WILL PUT THE LID DOWN child Is done nursing. 1, 2, 3 4. KLEINWORT. j Wipe it off and Rate Masonic Building, North Third ducted a boarding house in this city, ON CITY OF YUMA. with a soft cloth before allowing the Street. and who wa on the police force for child to nurse. Many $63 05 The Women's clmb of Yuma, Ariz., trained nurses OOCOCOCOCOCOCXX) a while here, met with a serious acci- is making use this salve with the best results. Call at Ticket Office for full dent while coupling cars on Mi- a crusade against the sa- Price 25 per the loons of that city cents box. Sold by all Wootton & Myer, lwaukee & St. Paul railroad, a short that have In their druggists. THE CELEBRATED IE13 employ women. FVir T. distance from t!he former city. His some months E. PURDY, Agent. AT past they hand was caught and so badlyirush-e- have been seeking assist- ance in (heir fight from city that amputation was necessary. the and If VOU think thjtt a wind. A 1 the county authorities, O. Lut they have JEMEZ HOT F. C. mill will you Real Estate SANTA become discouraged in not SPRINGS STAGE LINE not furnish FE TRAIN receiving with water, take a look NO. 10 WRECKED. the aid anticipated, and they appeal AND ed to united States Attorney at my residence, at 612 RENTALS J. L. B. B nod way, Alexander. On the occasion WHISKEY South and also Engineer Pennington, of Las Vegas, of his the two houses at the cor- Ranches Scalded, but Not Seriously. last visit to Yuma, says the Phoenix! and Farms Republican, h-- cave out an ner of Coal avenue and Intonate They Santa Fe passenger train No. 10 warning the owners of the saloons Bottled In Bond. Arnold street. are 12-fo- Correspondence 8ollcltd. was derailed about one against continuing all supplied by a mile east ol the practice, and Light rig leaves city mill, pumping 123 S. Third gL, Symonds, Colo., at 8:30 o'clock Tues- it h? said that several (of them at once for the springs BLOCK'S HOTEL. the water ALBUQUERQUE day arranged every Monday seventy-liv- e leet .... N. 3ft. night, ays for and Wednesday. first-clas- the Optic. Engineer the removal of lho Only s house at the Springs. Pennington, of Las Vegas, was pinned en from their places of business. Four-hors- e stage leaves city every TheGeo.T.StaggCo. under his engine, No. 1221, mere are J. B. BLOCK. and his sini, however, several Friday through in one day. Only Distillers. A. D. right leg scalded. He was rescued, saloons continuing the practice, Proprietor JOHNSON & - and it line with change FRANKFORT, KY. RANKIN CO. is likely- of stock en route. n and his injuries are not considered that before tho Jemez Hot SDrinaa. Neuu Mi-- FIRE INSURANCE. REAL BSTATX-LOANS- . serious. None of the passengers present week he will again visit W. L. & L. H. SHOEMAKER were hurt. The rest of the train Yuma and tegm action against those Trimble Co., Agents, Albuquerque. Automatic phone 451. crew also escaped. who are still continuing the practice MELINI & EAKIN Room 10, N. T. Armljo BuUdbag. The was In Prosecution will General Repair Shop. train charge of Conduc- be made of the O O O Agents. tor Gatchell. or Las Vegas, and was owners of the saiiona under ihst oooooo Sole Furniture packed and crated; gasa gas 7", running about thirty-fiv- e or forty eral statute providing for punish-f. I Fines! Whiskies Albuquerque, N. M. lino and stoves retired. Am the Next to Walton's store, Lucero miles tan hour when the accident oc- ment of anv nerson whn V.ntorj inn' The St. Elmo Automatic Phone, 199. drug South curred. The engine turned over on a conspiracy with a second person to Wines, Brandies. Etc. Third street. one side. All of the cars were de- commit a crime, in case a conviction IOSEPH BARNETT, Prop'r. UP TO DATE SIGNS railed with the exception of 'Frisco is secured the penalty provides for a fine special car No. 200. The track was of not. more than $10,000, and SAMPLE A NO 208 torn up imprisonment J West PIO NBC BAKERY WEST 8ILVER AVE. for considerable distance. in a Jail for a perioo 120 Railroad Avenue CLUB ROOMS SIMON BALLING, 0. W. Dr. Ve- not to Proprietor. Strong's Sons J. M. Cunningham, of Lan exceed two years. The inter- (Successor to Balling gas, was a passenger on train. He view given the Yuma Bros.) the Enterprise by STRONQ BLOCK. A. E. WALKER, escaped uninjured. v mi. Aiejtanaer. and which "ha Unn WEDDING CAKES A SPECIALTY. rime The division wrecker and crew of ed. follows: 14BlIB a, aiMr men left for Raton about midnight, to "Yuma has irnt tr, da m. .. . We desire patronage and we guar- Secretary Mutual Buildlnir lie available in case of necessity. It Tbe open and brazen running of! antee first class baking. tlon. Office at 217 West Ttnnraat was hardly thought that the wrecker houses of prostitution on your m 207 South First Street, UNDERTAKERS avenue. main Most 04 sold for eomblnod naar 1. Albuquerque. wouia De require!, worn or clearing wueru every person on the way' and dlnant .. to i A. the track was pushed vigorously and and from the trains must pass in solid form. Nothing TOTI 0 19 A Of full view, has got to bromk apart or Intorforo with tho M. DRAGOIE the accident shortly remedied. to be stopped and tlaht Dealers In Superintendents right away." Groceries, Provisions, Hay, Fairvlew and Dealer In "JENNIE" WRITES Thus spoke District REFORM Grain and Fuel. Santa Barbara Cemeteries. Attorney J L. BIFOCULS1 w GENERAL MERCHANDISED ABOUT B. AJexander, lMw- - Fine Line of Imported Wines, Liquors CLOUDCROFT. to a .business man from your MONUMENTS Wife's Letters In Book- Ynmas in a na cigars, rjaee orders for Groceries, Cigars and Tobacco, Southwestern conversation which took' line us. this with 201-21- All let Title of Sacramento Resort. place a few days since in th ,.-- BEBBER OPTICAL CO., 1 N. Klnda nf Freak Mail.. Kil Second EL. Both Phones. juvy 1 18 West Gold 300 North Broadway, - "Cloudcroft, In Nature's Realm," the Ave. Albuquerque' exclusive Optician 213-21- 217 NORTH THIRD corner of Waatt- much talked of booklet on the resort STREET. ington avenue, Albuquerque, N. jf. aibove tie clouds, which has been in course of preparation for some time by the officials of the passenger de- partment I f the El Paso & Southwest- ern, has just, come from the press. The liookUt justifies everything that f ias been said of it. and is a marvel TZ err or Beauty. SMI "UP w The book contains fourteen ijiages. ILn 3E including O 9 covers, and contains as the "plot" a letter written from "Jennie" U "Walter," her husband. Jennie ar- rives at th lodge and sends a tele- The Fttttife gram to Walter in Mew Orleans, in- Railroad Metropolis of New Mexico forming him that she arrived safely and had not idea tie place wan so beautiful. Then after enjoying the Located on the Belcn Cut-o- ff p. wenery and the sunrise and sunset, of The Atrhixn. cawte she writa him a letter, which is Fe Railwav in lithograph. 38l6n 81 m"eS Tri When the husband finishes reading M LiD6 f F6 8tem-leadi- nB easfand west from Chicago. the le.uer, he is so impressed with the an.as Tualveston and points east SrtS 1lac that "he packs up his grips and to San Francisco, Los Angeles, El Paso and Old Mexico wires Jennie that he will leave for Cloudcroft at once. Viwvs between Alamogordo and VJW" rtpo xmprovemcnt Cloudcroft, showing the beauty of Company Uwn the Belcn Townsite the scenery, the mountains and stately lilnes. make the book extremely at IM ul.tlon" park tractive. All of the photographs were WW! churches. Commercial club: a or l.WO Inh.b.tanU; "l.rgt'mSanti Public and grand o.d .had. tree.; pbll. school .on... eo.,- - iranti. estbllshm made by Humphries Photo com- etc. Beleo largest wfB milU 150 k- the i. the .hipping point for wool, flour, ? " .1 U" CPtCl"' Wre" dally: - wheat. an(1 ln 'v Ure tkr" pany and the oner wiw designed by Ci' Central .Mexico. Importance an a great commercial raiirr,. . - ... ln: v Z - - ih-,u ucai uiuif cUODl V9 BlumilM. them. A supply of the booklets will LL LIMITED IVn-ver- . r8T EXPRESS. MAIL AND FREIGHT TRAINS OF be received in a few days from THE SANTA FE ROUTE W.LL GO OVER THE MAIN LINE where the lithographing was THROUGH TO BELEN, EAST AND WEST. NORTH AND SOUTH. done and will be circulated all overt CeDter 0t C',y' frfled' (mlDy 0t tbem T cuniv.tloB):no 0rt-cla- .t J ITa7X.VD ,,nd or iVel We need a b.kery. jew-le- r, during the summer. Br.t-cla.- s tailor .nop. the southwest .tars, b.rnee. .bop, He. etc. Alio a modemlB4hotel .ho bouie. plumbing s.o. laatr3 mill. HE CERTAINLY WAS OUR PRICES OF LOTS ARE LOW AND A CHEERFUL LIAR. TERMS ON EASY PAYMENTS; TITLE PERFECT; WARRANTY DEEDS "Shaking (.f liart-.- t.aid truth APPLY AT ' the ONCE FOR MAP AND PRICES, IF YOU WISH TO SECURE fill man, "1 ran across one the other THE CHOICEST LOTS TO day who deserved the prine. The convt rsati n (haa lurued un gambling, and as usual, every nian hail some The Town f Belen lory wonderful li.'K. The 'ne and imnrni&mn m JOHN Gomonn A Modern Ananias butted m. BECKER, President:: K " it was iu El Puao, years WM. M. BERQER, Secretary ago,' lie was young in M tald. i ihone MiLj.JW HtUfl! GUlZSOf JU)&MZjr lays, and gambled quite a if I I seza. Mrsertom PAGE EIGHT. ALBUQUEKQUE EVENING CITIZEN. THURSDAY. MAY J1, 1906.

springs are becoming a very popular STAGE TO JEMEZ SPRINGS place. More than a score of Albu- LOCAL AND sojourning querque people are there The undersigned is prepared to I at present, many of them with the In- make trips to and from the celelrat-e- d tention of spending the entire sum- aewmpanled by JEMEZ HOT SPRINGS. Any in- PERSONAL mer. Mrs. Neher was formation desired can be secured Mrs. Fred Hurler and children. from George H. Moore, No. 113 West Railroad avenue. WEATHER INDICATIONS. NO PLACE FOR JAMES T. JOHNSTON. m , 5 Fair tonight and Friday. CHARACTERS PROSPECTIVE BUILDERS. Remember, Eureka U the only lime i sold pop, or Hio:h ARRIVAL OF TRAINS. Tin- manr.fr of running the Trac- here that will not crack Grade Oxfords tion Park theater has been changed, blister in the wall. See that it Is specified In your The following was the 4 o'clock re- and will be run as It was last summer. contract. port of the .arrival of Santa Fe pas- No objectionable characters will bp HAHN A CO. at a Moderate Price senger trains: allowed Inside. Tae theater will be Whitcomb Bpnnos DeligTitful turn-me- r Na. 1 9:30 run for the pleasure of our patrons ReKrted hi arrive at resort, Is now open to pub- All other trains reported on time. and will be a fit place for ladies and the children at all times. lic. Good rooms, good meals, every- Is thing clean and nice. Bring your Don't envy This an exact reproduction of our Mrs. Oscar Goebel of Helen is The Ilerger-Gros- Sf.ck company the man wltn the new families and come out and tee us. spring eult get one, style 250 Soft Kid, Low Shoes, with spending the day In the city vlsi'lng will put on the farce comedy, "Char- and know the and) shopping. ley's Aunt." the remainder of the Mr. and Mrt. Thompson. comfort of wearing It. Many will extension soles. They come to us without any are made on a E. J. Wilson, city salesman for the week. A free matinee race, urging on our last, at 3:30 o'clock i.unday af- part. Sometimes an old customer that gives plenty of room across Armour Packing company, left this drops out, experimenting, morning for Chicago, tvlieru he is ternoon; also vaudeville matinee at but he the ball and prevent cramping; 2 o'clock p. m. comes back again and tells us he likes called on business. 1 our clothing whllo sung Until June like the fit the style the fit over the Instep and Percy E. Barbour of the Navaho the fabric the workmanship, company, FUNERALS and around the ankle keeps the foit from Gold Mining operating in . our square-dea- l prices. We're show- the Cochitl district, is In the city on ing the styles of the hour, and noth- slipping up funt-ra- and down. one of his periodical trips. The services over t lie re- ing would afford us more pleasure They have military heels, patent M. I Stern, of the firm of Stern, mains of Mrs. Belle Kaufman, wife than to show tuem to you. Sohluss & Co., returned today from of B. D. Kaufman, who died at her tips, come In TWO-YEA- R leather and either Mack Denver, where he was galled a few residence ion North Walter street, ROSE PLANTS H. M. & S. SUITS...... $15 TO 30. or brown. daya ago by the doaith of a sister. took place yesterday afternoon from of A. Maloy's gro- the family residence at 2:30 o'clock, The interior J. cemetery. De- cery atore is being treated to a new Interment In Fairview $4.00 and $5.00 PER DOZEN paint, Improvements. ceased leaves a husband, an employe coat of and other company To- The store counters have been refaced of the Standard Oil at McKAY SEWED $2.25 ledo, Ohio, and three children, to and varnished. mourn her death. HAND WELT $2.75 Charles Palmer of Vlncennes, Ind.. ago, SIMON who came here a few months has Grand .benefit ball by the John A. STERN concluded to remain, and has sent Ixgan Circle No. 1, Ladles of the G. Uha Railroad Avenue Clothier for Ills household goods. Mr. and Mrs. A. R., at Elks' ball room Wednesday, SAUCES AND Palmer are located at 110 East Coal June 6, at 9 o'clock. Admission, $1. IVES, im Florist CONDIMENTS. avenue. ScotU's orch'stra. Mrs. F. K. who has When purchased at F. F. Trotter's Trotter, been Tennis Oxfords, with rublxr soles at Long Beach, Cat., on a visit to Mr. white uppers, grocery store, are aure to bring the and Mrs. William Bell, will return to and black or canvas for morn- men, women and children, 50c, 60c, right flavor to all dishes Into which the city Itontght or tomorrow 65c May's store, ing. now with and 75c, at C. shoe Mr. Bell is asaoclated 314 West Railroad avenue. they enter. This la because we al- H. S. Muntion in the fruit buainetw The Golden Rule Clothing Store ways procure the best manufactured. at liOng Beach. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY The Store for Style, Service and Saving We find out first what brands are re- fbore will be no special meeting of liable and personally guarantee them. the city council, as reported, but the franchise matter for a line on the IST Sunburst pin, set with pwarls Highlands will come up for action at and amall diamond in center. Re- the regular meeting of the council turn to Highland Pharmacy and re- next Monday night. ceive reward. WANTED Experienced cook. Small The Winslow Mail nays: Miss Hen- Dye Albuquerque family. Apply between 7 and 8 F. F. TROTTER rietta of arrrived p. m. Mrs., J. A. Barnard, St. and will keep house for her father, o'clock Not. 118 and 120 South Second street Dye, Mr. Joseph Sanitarium. Thomas who is taking SITUATION WANTED A capable Greaves' place in the establishment of energetic young roan, with valuable Greaves & Dye, during his absence. office experience, seeks position; GEO. W. HICKOX. T. Y. MAYNARD. Steel rails and ties are now strewn 'best of references. Light outdoor along entire extension of This picture shows an E. & W. 75c The reason that we talk E. & W. the the work acceptable. Address, Millard, is shown by above Illus- Traction company, from the corner of Care Evening Citizen. shirt. Notice the curved arm holes, shirts the Second street and Railroad avenue to the wide and roomy sleeves, the tration. They are full in size and The Hickox - Maynar d Co. New York avenue, thence to Twelfth low-c- ut neckband at back to pro- fit comfortably. They are so well street and north to the lumlwr mills. FIND THE CHICKERING STORE tect the skin from collar button. made; so stylish, and so good 'in shirt-ma- in every respect Work, it is understood, will now be All these are points of k that the maker pushed rapidly. Wherever you go, you will find the ing not often seen in 75c shirts, There is just as muh style to men's puts his brand on them. He could piano represents - shirts as is to women's not afford to put his brand on them Fine new line Pickard's Hand 423 store that Chlcker- and mean comfort and service to there shirt Mr. and Mrs. P. Scheck of North lng & waists. Note fit of young If were skimpy cheap. expect Sons to bo the best place to the wearer. To introduce them we the the they and China arrived. Fifth Mtreet, to leave tomorrow look for pianos of less expensive one man's shirt With E. &.W. a man This brand Is for your safety. It Painted just morning for Mr. Scheck's have placed them on sale for a visit to grade. - week at the special price of can leave oft his coat confident that means that the shirt on welch it is We invite your inspection. parents at Maacoutah, Ills. After a The name Chlckertng is In itself he will look presentable in the pres- fnnrwl ta n nf nnlv trnA aa tn ilnt1i short visit at Mascoutah, they go to almost a guarantee of that store's SO each ence of any one. quality but is made right, Ear Ron, Kas., the borne of Mrs. methods. You may safely depend upon NEW MEXICO'S LEADING JEWELERS Scheck'a parents. They expect to be Its advice as to the other maftes It absent from the city about a month. handles. In New Mexico the dick THE ARCH FRONT. SOUTH 8EC0ND 8TREET. J. F. Silva, school superintendent ering is represented solely by and deputy collector and treasurer of Sandoval county,,is In the city today. THE WHITSON MUSIC CO. morning deposited $6,740.34 o and this Bayard, M., May 28. 1906. ot Sandoval county funds in Ithe bank Ft. N. preparing move Sealed proposals in triplicate for here. Mr.( Suva is to struction of Post Exchange buildingin Whitney Company from Bernalillo, back to his country season and Bowling Alley here, will te re- home at Los Corralles, the for ceived untjl m. 13, '1906, THE SODA THIRST collecting taxes being about over. il a. .June and then Opened. Information fur- ? Mrs. T- - ES. Wlheeler, who has been nished on 'application. U. S. reserves S keeping bouse here for bar brother, right to accept or reject: any or all Alaska Refrigerators, It has come and we were never Conductor Jack Mulhern on the run proposals or any part thereof. En - better able to entertain it. Treat between (his city and La Junta, ex- velopes containing proposals snould White Mountain Freezers, your throat a. pur fountain. pects (o eava in a. few daya (or Chi- be endorsed "Proposals for Post Ex cago, where she will visit relatives change Building and Bowling Alley, Blue Flame Oil Stoves, ' - and friends for few weeks. Another and addressed to Capt. S. P. Vestal, NEW- Conductor' Tim .MuThem on QmV. firother, between Winslow anj Sellg-- Gasoline Stoves. O'RIELLY'S SPECIAL CHERRY SISTERS tnan out weet, la here enjoying a Jay See the picnic baskets in the Mcin AMERICAN BEAUTY pff pf a few flays. tosh Hardware company's display Tme memirsriip or local Typo- window. graphical No. 304 ad- union have been HOLLY BRAND, Lawn and Garden Tools J. H. O RIELLY CO , Druggists Barnstt Building vised that Thomas D. Fennessy, of Los Angeles, a well known printer BEST IN THE LAND. throughout the western country, has Creamery Butter, 25c per lb. been elected a trustee or the national GRUNER & SCHEELE, GROCERS, printers' home at Colorado Springs, Auto phone, 364. Colo., Black 107. Wholesale Distributers: McCormick Mowers, Rakes and Har- LUMBER, - CEMENT, - SASH, Colo. When cards were sent out re- TAXES ARE NOW DUE. AND cently soliciting votes, every printer WILL BECOME DELINQUENT ON vesting Machinery. Birdsell Wagons, Mead Hay Presses. in Albuquerque, so it Is understood, JUNE 1. PAY THIS MONTH. Doors, Glass, Paint and cast his vote for Fennessy. Rifles, J am os D. May, who sticks by the ROLLER FLOUR MILL FOR SALE. Winchester Shot Guns and Ammunition. Cochitl ruining district as close as a Machinery, complete. mcludlne REX FLINTKOTE ROOFING tick to a cat's ear, returned to the boiler and engine, for roller city last night and today is busily en flour mill. . Address, Martin Lehman, gaged telling the local mine owners Las Cruces, N. M. 1X3, Ml Sooth First Sireet 401, 403 North First Street of the district the many good things tt5. MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED in store for the camp in the near fu REGULAR 35 CENTS DINNER, ture. He says the Navaho company EVERY DAY, EXCEPT SUNDAY, AT will soon begin work on contemplated ZEIGER'S RESTAURANT, FROM 12 ALBUQUERQUE, NOON TO 2 M. NEW MEXICO improvements and company hopes P. the - Albuquerque Co. to have its tramway project in oper WANTED,STORAGE, coooccooo ooococo Lumber ation in a few months. Vour heating stoves stored for the and Marquette, - Albuquerque, N. M. S. O. Adams of the wool commls summer. J, W. MA8TERS. First slon firm of Brown & Adams, Boston, 118 Gold Avenue. a left this morning east bound, after FIRST ESTABLISHED short visit to A. Vandewart, his local HOLLY BRAND, S. T. VANN, 0. D. agenit Mr. Adams was here for the BEST IN THE LAND. OPTICIAN IN purpose of studying the wool market Creamery Butter, 25c per lb. from buyers' point of view. He saia GRUNER & SCHEELE, GROCERS, NEW MEXICO. Diamond" that raisers are holding their wool too Auto phone, 364. Colo., Black 107. Eye Sight Palace high. The prices being asked by the PFRITT sheepmen is so exorbitant that it is SCREEN TIME IS COMING. Specialist RAILROAD AVE. out of the question for the middle Window acreens, 7 cents per foot. man to 'handle it at a profit. A home made door, with trimmings. sons, for $1.25. Diamond!, Watchea, Jewelry, Cut Glass, Clocks, Silverware. We Invite Mrs. George Noher and two Glasses fitted for relief of poor PRESIDENT OF your trade and guarantee A SQUARE DEAL. Frank and George, left this morning We are making window screens all for the Jemez hot 6prlng3. where tney mortised together, and as strong as vision, headache and nervous NEW MEXICO spending a a door, 7 cents a square foot. A Appointments at will Join Mr. Neher, who is for strain. made OPTICAL BOARD. few weeks recreating In the coolness screen door, or that Vann'a drug store. Subscribe for the Citizen and Get the News of the Jemez mountains. The hot will outlast any door shipped In here from the cast, together with trlm-mlnp- s, for $1.25. we make the regular shop made screen doors that have always cost, heretofore, $2.00 to $2.25, for $1.50. 119 132 M ! SUPERIOR LUMBER AND Wett Cold E. L. WASHBURN CO. S. Second PLANING MILL CO. Mcintosh hardware company Successors to E. J. POST & COMFANY THE turnrfiTiitTTttta HOME OF FRESH CUT FLOWERS. S IVES, THE FLORIST. ' Sole for the BURLINGTON OUTING BASKETS It Asents UltttTKlITYTtTi M WALKOVER Dr.B.M.Williams OO000O0DOOOO $3o50 l $4oOO .DENTIST. See Display

.5ri- - y HEN you look at WALKOVER SHOES Oltice over Mandell'a on Railroad f - - 5 in Iff f avi'inii' between First and Second $5 Coinf&rtmeni j, ex- . you are at once impressed with their stri-.'ts- Hours from 8 to 12 a. ni 1:30 " cellent style and character. When you put them p. in. OurWindow feet inside will It W'.illlams has pruc tired his pro-r,'-i"- ii on your you gain information that in s Vegas fur the past back up your first impression. After you have "m.-.-- years. occoooococoo worn them a while and know them thoroughly TICKETS BOUGHT. SOLO AND EXCHANGED 215 West Railroad Avenue inside and find yourself confirmed the rj J J J j out you in R.R. Association Offloo J J J J Transactions ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO j WALKOVER HABIT. TRY A PAIR Cuarantttd ROSENFIELD'S, 1 18 W, R. R, Ave.i