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NVAOEO BY NEW 11AND OF THE AND FRENCH BALLOONS NOW

The Pommerln. From the Former Country Landed at As Company Will Be- With other Financiers He Union Oil bury Park. N. J.. This Morning. With an Airline Record of Oil In Will Bring Order Out gin Sale From St. Louis of 880 Miles. While the French Entry Is York and of Trust Company New Still Sailing and Is Nearlng the Point Where Leading Car East. Trouble Dropped-Dusseldo- rf. Another Entry From Germany. Was Next Nearest Competitor, Landing at poyer. Delaware PIPES PRODUCT OVER SAYS 790 Miles Flight From Missouri-Unit- ed States Obliged to ISIHIWOF PANAMA BANKS ARE 0. X. Drop In Maryland Because of Heavy Fog Which Obscured the Land-Wh- ole Nation Watching Big Event. Concern Has Steamers For Carry- New York's Affairs Slightly Bettered. Though Distrust St. Louis, Mo., Oct. 23. sit now one mile south of Westminster at ing Fluid Between Base of Sup- appears that the James Gordon Ben- 6:40 a. m. Continues Pittsburg Ex- nett cup and $6,000 prize In the sec- The St. Louis could have remain- ply and Market in Order ond international balloon race, will ed In the Mr much longer but the change Closes Up for be awarded to the Pommerln. a Ger- atmosphere was very hazy and the to Avoid Kail-road- s. man entry, which landed today 880 pilot, fearing that the balloon was Better Times. miles In an air line from St. Louis approaching the ocean, decided to at Asbury Park, N. J. The car struck descend. Westminster is 28 miles on the beach of the ocean and the northwest of this city in an air line. daring occupants did not Jeave the New York, Oct. 23. Plerpont upper Asbury nTj., New York, Oct. 23. War is soon J. air until they saw that they Park, Oct 23. The Morgan practically assumed com noma ne carried out to sea and un- German balloon Pommerln landed to be ODened on the Standard Oil of financial today, doubtedly here 9 m. company in its eastern strongholds mand the circles lost unless they descended. about a. today. oy an- - striving to bring order out of chaos Unless further renorta show that tne union un company 01 anu to see can be to Richmond, Va., Oct, 23 A Xurnia, only has ever what done the 880 miles record has been ex French the rival that prctect the large Interests now In ceeded, the cup will go to the Pom- balloon landed two miles from successfully competed against the Jeopardy. Up to now there has been merln. today. It had covered in Its Slant trust. For ten years the un no among course about company (ought Stand organization the trust lAt one o'clock this afternoon with twelve hundred miles, Ion has the company officers. Morgan and James L L THAW TRANSFERS REAL only one balloon, the French Isle de though not In an air line from St. ard on the Pacific coast, and has StiMman, president of the National France, to be heard from, tha Pom Louis. solidly Intrenched itself as a com City bank, earnestly engaged in in territory. are merln had a lead of 90 miles over vetltor that an effort to bring about its nearest competitor, German 1 low They To enter the New York market among Mil V the Flow. the Union Oil company had conceiv those institutions. BARNUlM & BAILEY ESTATE TO HIS Dusseldorf, which landed at Dover, iPhlladelphla, Oct. 23. Three bal- Government Makes Del. loons, which left St. Louis Monday ed the idea of transporting its oil afternoon, passed over this city from the Pacific coast to Panama, The secretary of the treasury to French Balloon Still In Air. morning. this across the Isthmus of toy day made large deposits in The One was positively Iden- Panama local French balloon, Isle de tified as the German balloon Pomme- pipe line. To bring it by rail across banks. He is in close touch with CIRCUS SAYS LOW RELATIVES r ranee, passed over Mount Ho v. 20 rln. which was the continent would be impossible, the local situation and believes he miles northeast of Philadelphia, at seen at Cleveland yes- company says, will cope terday afternoon. Another was iden- the owing to the be able to with it. The noon toaay ana has been reported tified as the English standard monopoly of tank cars and amount deposited by the government near Hlghtown, N. J., moving in the balloon Lotus, Its influence with the railroads. was not learned. direction Long which passed over Wheeling, W. of Branch not far Va., yesterday. A note dropped from Pine Une Operating. Conditions Favorable. They Made Deal For Great Former Mayor of New York Friends Believe He Made Con from Asbury Park, where the Ger- the German balloon Exactly when the company will man Pommerln landed. This balloon reads: A distinctly more favorable tone may yet "Am 8,000 feet in the air and begin its war is guarded as a secret, w;tb evident In Wall street at two Show at London Yes Tells How to Handle veyance In Order to win the race. have traveled one thousands miles. Its steamers from California to Pan Smallest of All. Am trying o'clock this afternoon following the The to make Atlantic City." ama have been running for two announcement Secretary Cortel terday balloon Abercorn was the The third balloon was not Identi- years pipe across that Afternoon. Railroads. Protect Himself. smallest in the race has dis- and the line tne you had made deposits for the gov and the fied. All were traveling In a eorth-easter- ly isthmus has been supplying oil to the ernment In New York banks. The tinction of having crossed the Alps. direction and unless they government lor more than a year, stock market has been holding bet It was piloted then, as now by Paul meet with an accident, will land on It has purchased two steamers for ter all day than expected and the PRICE PAID RANGES COMBINATIONS AND MANY SUITS PENDING Meckel. . the coast within a few hours. the tratllc from Colon to New York, fact that the Trust Company of The James Gordon Bennett cup and they are ready to sail. But for INTO will be awarded the balloon that has America naa withstood a run of de MILLION MARK AGREEMENTS ALL RIGHT AGAINST HIM NOW longest Scon at Wilmington. the difficulty the company experienc- posftors who withdrew money for covered tha distance from Bt. Wilmington, Del., Oct. 23. The ed in getting enough independent tour noura was an additional factor, Louis in a straight line regardless of German balloon Abercorn crossed men here to handle its oil upon ar how long the balloon may have been the Delaware river a 'distance Will Aid TruRt Company. New York, 23. J.-e- short rival, the fight would now be on. Oct. The an- Chlcago. Ill, Oct. th tow Pittsburg, Oct. IS. Harry Thaw in air or how many miles it actually above Kdgemoor this morning going New 23. nouncement was .. With cautious ecreey contracts have York, Oot. A run on the made at Barnum dellvsred an address before the con- anci nis wire, uvelyn Nesblt Thaw, traveled. .. at tate-o- f Company . and Bailey's otllce yesterday officially conveyed full- - nith..ant a about ten been made until now the Standard's Trust of America began that ference on trusts and combinations have to the The reoords for flight distance and miles per hour. , young competitor is to mis morning. was stated Klngllng Brothers, the western cir- today on blood brothers for duration being bold declared It that the men, here "National Control of and sisters and the are broken by be ready for the real fight. company had twelve millions In Its rus had secured possession of Interstate Railroads." mother of Thuw their Interest In nearly every balloon in the race. Justifiable Descent. J. C. Collins, manager of the New vaults to begin payment to deposi Bamum's "Greatest Show on Earth," A plea for the passage of a law four pieces of real estate In this city Pommerln Ahead. St. Louis, Mo., Oct. 23. In dis- York office, says the company is now tors toaay. a committee represent- and henceforth it wHl be run in con- which would permit combinations amounting to $180,000. The deeds The German balloon, Pommerln, cussing the descent of the balloon selling uBnuc bun, ihmi or ing several trust companies began nection with their other arenic en- were Hied this afternoon. uarreis crude terprises. between railroads, after the terms .of which landed at Asbury Park cover- United States on account of Its oc- oil a month, but that it could easily an exhaustive examination of its The sale was made in their proposed agreement had been The interest In the properties Is ed an air line distance from St. Louis cupants being surrounded by a draw out another 500,000 barrels If books and securities this mornlno-- London yesterday. This transfer submitted to the Interstate com consigned by Mr. and Mrs. Thaw to of 880 miles and at noon appeared dense fog and their fear of approach- able to get it on the market. and it is stated that if the result leaves the five Rlngllng Brothers merce commission and had been ap Mrs. Mary Thaw, the mother of to bo In the lead. Oscar Erbeloek ing the ocean, several aeronauts 10.000 Barrels Day. bears out the statements of its offi practically without a rival In the proved by that body, was made by Marry; to Margaret Carnegie, the Is pilot of this ballpon which not here today said that any course Per cers, aid will be In world. wife of George did other "We expect to bring 10,000 barrels extended what the . former mayor of New York In Laider Carnegie, a descend until It actually confronted would have been foolhardy. The men ever amount may be reaulred. A The purchase of this circus by the an address. die believes that such sister; to Alice luountess or Yar- the ocean, and might easily have knew they were over Maryland of oil to the New York market each crowd also surrounded offices Rlngllngs has been under negotia- mouth), sister, to it and day," said Mr. Collins, "there are now the of agreements If perfectly understood a and Josiah Con exceeded the worid's record of 1,200 rapidly approaching the ocean, the Knickerbocker Trust company tion for some time, and efforts have by the public at the time of making ley Thaw. The deeds are for four miles If not been hence they could not afford to handled about 50,000 barrels a day mis morning tne been made repeatedly to consummate pieces of property this condition had any take we shall undoubtedly in hone that it made with the authority of the and the value encountered. chances of being swept out to here. In time would resume payments. Financiers the deal, but until yesterday the public ana subject to revision by the conveyed In the deeds amounts to Traveled Far. sea and lost. They had no opportun- increase our supply. It will cost us do not regard the position of price could not be agreed upon. This i;a,ooo. ity to about 65 cents per barrel to bring the same authority in case of need may The French balloon at Richmond, win the race in any event, Knickerbocker as very favorable and consideration ran away up In the reasonably be expected to work in To Avoid Suits? Va., Is the Anjou, and It an though they did not know that. Their the oil to this harbor by way of the are inclined to it to go mHlion mark, but It is not made It Is thought by some covered We shall be easily able to permit into the public interest. that Harrv air line distance from St. Louis of competitors, having found winds isthmus. liquidation. public. The two shows will prob- Thaw Is conveying the property to TOO which blew to compete with Standard OH, and Tho Remedy. miles. It was blown far to the them the northeast, the Kxoiiango Not Oiicn. ably be consolidated Into one more his relatives for the purpose of rais- north last night passing over north- were able to make a much will. If necessary, enter into a vigor than twice as large as the largest "It Is not only idle to suppose that ing money with to farther war. We plenty of Pittsburg, Pa., Oct. 23. The Pltts- - which conduct ern Ohio, but later struck a south- distance record over land. ous cutrate have that ever traveled heretofore, and the industries and transportation her next trial, but there is RcxxirtlH. oil for the eastern market. purg stock exchange did not ooen systems country suc- another easterly current. which carried it lrevous morning, operations hereafter may be confin- of the can be report that Harry Thaw will convey back over a of country Into 1907. April Bltterfield near Leip- "The only dltllculty any independ- this the members deeming ed to long engagements In the big cessfully conducted in small units, all his property to his mother, broth- stretch zig, to Enderby, ent dealer has ever had in lighting n aavisajoie mat tne exchange re- Virginia. Leicestershire; 600 main closed temporarily cities of America and Europe, cutting but It Is also manifestly to the dis ers and sisters In order to escape the The America was over northern miles in 19 hours; Dr. Kurt Wegener the Standard has been the Inability owing to out the smaller engagements. advantage of the public to try to many suits Instituted against him. and Herr A. Koch. to get railroad transportation. This me aemoranzea leeiing in Westing-hous- e have so conducted," Mr. Ohio also yesterday afternoon, but a A Txnjr Struggle Knried. them said Additional suits are likely to be change of wind carried 1906. November London to Nevy, does not enter Into our fight. Electric stock. meeting of Low. "The large corporation has filed, and it is said that he has been It southeast Lake Geneva; IHHi't I'hc Railroads. the members is being held and the There has long been a strong rival- to Maryland, where it was obliged to about 410 miles; Les- exenange may ry demonstrated Its efficiency, and Its advised to transfer all holdings to land because of fog. traveled lie Bucknlll. "We do not use a mile of railway be opened tomorrow. between the Ringling and Barnum economy, too strongly to leave any relatives in order to protect the It 1900. anywhere. The people Westinghouse Electric sold down shows, each claiming to have the his for a distance of 700 miles In an air October Vincennes, France, Standard to sixty greatest room for doubt that in a country tune. line and probably 1,100 in its total to Korosticheff, Russle; 1193 miles laughed at us when we first tried to at the New York stock ex on earth. Illngllng's circus like ours. If the people are to be well In 3514 hours; get an even in the San change, a decline of 19 from last has grown to its present great size travels. Comte de la Vaulx. break Fran , served, there must be large combina- 1900. October Vincennes to Ro-de- cisco market. Now we are doing as night. In a few years-- while the Barnum tions in the transportation service, as t as they are. We Why shows are old timers, founded many CENTRAL Wliere Tlioy landed. Russia; 843 miles in 27 hours much business there Kxciiangc SiiKpeiuhHl. elsewhere. The problem Is how to OF GEORGIA Dover. Del.. Oct. 23. 25 minutes; M. Balsan. are the only independents who sell years ago by the veteran who has secure of combina- The German 1900. President It. C. Hall of the ex been dead for some years, though the benefit such balloon Dusseldorf landed at Little September Vincennes to refined Illuminating oil from tank change, issued the following state tions, without suffering the evils Creek, Mamlity; 753 miles; M. Jacques wagons in San Francisco. Seventeen the circus Is still conducted In his de- three miles from here, this ment today: name. Rlngllng's which they are also capable of 13 SOLD BY THORNE morning. Fa u re. of our wagons are on the streets "The Security Investment company rise in the circus veloping. The only answer that has 1900. September V lncennes to dallv. world, led to a struggle between the govern - nnas itseir involved. This wl nec great great- been suggested, outside of St. Iuls. Oct. 23.- A message re- Poland; 706 miles; Comte de la "It is likely that we shall do the essitate a temporary two shows to secure the ment ownership and operation. Is ceived Aero Vaulx. same thing here. When we arrive suspension or est attractions and rivalry has been New York, Oct. 23. The an- at the club states that receivership of the Westinghouse very warm government control; and that con- nouncement was today the German balloon Albercorn land- 1900. September Vincennes to we si all be prepared for the bitter Electric company, Westinghouse but the contest is now trol ought to be so devised as both made that ed at Dantzlc; 757 miles; M. Jacques Bal- est kind of a fight and will have the settled. encourage Oaklelgh Thorne, president of the Manassas. Prince William Machine company and the Nernst to permit and to eombr Trust Company of America, has county. Va., at 7:10 today. san. plenty of money to push it through," Lamp company. These manufactur- nations and Joint agreements be sold lf97. July Distance unknown, M. Rcx-nver- the control of the Central of Georgia ing companies are In an absolutely General Booth's tween railroads whenever these are Haltlmore, Md., Oct. 23. The bal- Andre's dlsa.-trou-s attempt to reach Chicago, 111., Oct. 23. General railrond, which he purchased Jointly loon, pole. solvent condition. The condition of In the public Interest." with Marsden J. Perry last July. America. Chandler, pilot, land- the the Security Investment company William Booth, head of the Salvation Isaac M. Selignian, of New York ed at 8 o'clock this morning at I'at-uxen- t. 19 7 Leipzig; 1032 miles In 2414 Army, who has been ill city, Thorne declined to say to whom the two win in no way afreet the Union in this also addressed the conference, speak road had been sold, but denied nnd one half miles from hours. will start on a western tour today. ing on Kederal legisla- that Annapolis Junction. 1870 Paris to Norway, 00 Switch and Signal company and the "Remedial the sale was to the Rock Island in- about ATTACHED TODAY westingnouse Airbrake company. I He has recovered his health almost tion. Limitation of Capitalization terests. miles. would like It explicitly understood completely. and Enforcement of Publicity." Baltimore, Md., Oct. 23. The Am- 1836 London to Germany, 500 that It was at the request of the erican balloon St. Louis, with Haw-le- y miles In 18 hours: Messrs. Green, Pittsburg clearing house we and Post aboard, landed about Mason and Holland. Norfolk, Vu., Oct. 23. A shipment that MINERS ADDED of leaf tobacco and cigarette, said have suspended trading temporar- AUTO HIGH AIRSHIP E 5,000 to be valued at $7,000. from Durham ily." JW8lER N. C, consigned to the British-America- n Will Ask for Receiver. Tobacco company of Great A petition for a receiver for the TO TRINIDAD FORCE TAFT INSPECTING WESTERN PACIFIC Britain, has been attached by the concerns named, It is said, will be BRIDGE INTO AND RACES ARE government here and Is now being made today. Parties Interested ex- held by the customs authorities. press no doubt of pulling the com- Trinidad, Colo., Oct. 23. In order COAST DEFENSE WORK The ucticm was brought following panies through successfully. The to till the hundreds of orders for a conference here last week between embarrassment is attributed to the inability RIVER fuel which It now has on Its books, Collector of Customs Hughes. United to secure funds on account ONJODAY the Colorado Fuel 6c Iron company San States District Attorney Lewis and a of the stringency In the money mar- Manila, P. I., Oct. 23. Secretary Francisco, Cal., Oct. 23. has authorized the employment of Tuft will start for Sublg Bay tonight The stockholders of the Western Pa- representative from the department ket. The. amount Involved v. ill run 5.000 white miners from the copper of Justice at Washington. The busi- Into the millions. to inspect the coast defenses at the cific Railroad company held their de- and other mines of Arizona, to work naval base there. Ho regards this annual meting here yesterday and ness of the latter in Norfolk was Bunk All Solid. in tho coal mines around Trinidad. in with the .rc Its Owner Is Killed. But Other Big Sky Carnival Now on at as highly Important owing to the the present board of di- clared to be connection New York. Oct. 23. .Anxiety over The men are now arriving to begin impetus given the coast rectors. Five hundred and twenty prosecution under the Sherman anti- the trust company work. defense work trust situation continu- Occupants Escaped Will be by the Japanese situation. It is the miles of the route has been graded law. ed to cloud the business horizon to- St. Louis Closed belief of army navy men between Salt Luke City and San The reason for the attachment of day, although the nervousness and here I and that war Is Francisco; 240 miles laid, the tobacco and cigarettes not alarm so noticeable From Death. certain und that the of track given. yesterday were Tonight. YACHT Philippines will be the first point of and work commenced on a 1,600 foot considerably lessened by the presence attack. tunnel near this city. of Secretary of the Treasury Cortel-yo- u In the city, and his promise to Chicago, 111., Oct. 23. An auto St. Louis. Oct. 23. With favorable COTTON WILL NOT remain at the through- mobile, skidded on the bridge over weather conditions lata this afternoon MAY NOT ENTER out the day. the Desplaines river at River Forest the St. Louis aeronautic carnival KANSAS CITY MAY Corlelyou's statement last nlcht yesterday and plunged Into the river will be brought to a close. The Im- twenty feet Its owner. program Is REACH CENTS affirming the strong condition of the below. Fred portant event on the the Stockholm, Oct. 23. The secretary 15 national banks of this city had a erick W. Grlttin. dealer In automo race for dirigible balloons, or air- of the Swedish legation in Washing LYNCHES A NEGRO GET CONVENTION very good effect on the public senti- bile parts, receiving Injuries from ships, with four big motor propelled. ton, A. Ekengren, cabled to the royal ment and served to relieve the ap- which he died at midnight. The oth tl(ar shaped crafw entered for a Swedish Yacht club today that the Houston, Texas, Oct. 23. The Tex- prehensions of business men that a er occupants of the automobile es- prize of $2,000. .New l ork club certainly would not Washington. D. C, Oct. 23. Har- as Farmer's Union Cotton company curtailment of credits might hamper caped by Jumping. There will also be various aero- accept a challenge for the America's okoluma. Miss., Oct. 23. Charged ry S. New, acting chairman of the (initio s auto was a new one dur- 70-fo- announces that no further advances financing general mercantile affairs. and plane contests and exhibitions cup with a ot boat. Contrary with having Insulted and theatened republican national committee, is ef- he was testing plan-lie- d will be made on cotton and the The unfavorable development of it for the pleasure of ing the afternoon. These were to expectations, not enough money the life of a young white woman. convinced that Kansas City will cap- fort to hold the crop of this state last night was the news that the his friends, of whom four were rid- for Thursday, but it was decided lias yet been subscribed to provide llonry tykes, a negro, was ture the republican national conven- for fifteen cents U believed to be a Trust Company of America, one of ing with him when the accident oc to combine the Hying machine groups taken - for building a so the board from the custody of an officer near tion. In a private conversation Mr. failure. More than fifteen million the city's largest institutions with de. curred. The machine did not be- into one day's rport. of directors of the Swedish Yacht Van Vleet, five miles from here, and New said that practically every on have as weil as expected, Grif a large en pl dollars is tied up in loans this posits approximating fifty million and There are number of club deferred the question of a chal hanged to a tree last night. The ne- committeeman west of the Missis-st- cotton crop. dollars and total assets and liabili- rin turned for home, starting up tjttries, combining nearly every sort of lenge until October 30. gro, Is alleged, river had lined up for Kansas slight incline In it made Improper pro ties In excess of sixty millions, had which leads to the known, and interest the posals to the young woman over the City and that present Indications STATISTICS OF K reoueted aid. er bridge. As the heavy machine contests has become intense. The were that city would have con- ri,.l the ballooning OKI telephone and threatened to kill her that MTI'ATIOX AT I'lUM O Over srx hundred persons crowd- reached summit of the Incline, attendance at the grounds Tobucxu Man Dead, If she did not accede to his de trol of the situation when the na- San Francisco, Oct. 23. The to- ed the office of the Trust Company It skidded suddenly and shot toward is so great that there Is hardly room fprlngtleld, Mo., Oct. Zi. Albert mands. tional committee met here In Decem- tals to date In the bubonic plague of America when the hour for open- the railing, which it tore out of the sufficient to accommodate the throng M. 'i'insley died here today at the ber. situation are as follows: ing arrived Acting State Superin- way, and dropped Into the river 20 Principal Interests centers in the home of his daughter, Mrs. Ignace VeriHed cases, 73; deaths. 44; tendent of Ranks Skinner took pos feet below. As the machine skidded. "heavier than air" lroposltlons, of i laser. He was born In Amherst, Omtly Blaze. $10,000 Fire. death rate, 6) per cent; discharged session of the Knickerbocker Trust all of its occupants Jumped, but which not less than five are entered. Va., In 1S21 and was one of the Coshocton. N. V., Oct. 23. A fire New York, Oct. 23. iFire today company today under advice of the Oriffin was caught by the car and The motor propelled vehicles are also founders of the Tinsley Tobacco started by tramps destroyed a ware- destroyed four business houses at mint, 10; suspects in quarantine, 38. ' attorney general. fatally hurt. attracting much notice. company of Louisiana. house today, loss (85,000. AjMou, loss $40,000. ALBUQUERQUE EVENING CITIZEN. WEDNESDAY, (KTTOHEIl 23, 1907. PA OR TWO. txwAiutiY Assvrir on KrKIMTT PROVED TO YOl'NO WHITE MINER. HE INNOCENT MAN oaoooocioooottooo Native Tlirrn. Htm Oyer a ltridtro Trlnldml do Mxa I ! Slayer of PERSONAL and Tlien lNnincl-- l Ills JfcHlj Agun lrkt Wntnnn, Hut 1 Willi Itovks. Ho KmcbiimI. Gold Weather a p s Douglas, Ariz., Oct. 23. Florence 1 Paragr h aiobe, Ariz., Oct. 23. A Perez, the name of the Mexican who RAILROAD DEPARTMTl assault was made early last killed a Mexican woman In Agua Should Remind You upon Alton Craddock. a well Prieta at an early morning hour re Toi.t-ltr.ria- l nil lnanprtor Jnme 8. known miner of this city. Craddock cently, whose name, It develops, is That You Need a Duncan was In tunta Fe yesterday was crossing tffe railroad bridge In Trinidad tie M Jta, hat never been Vegas. North Globe when he was set upon arrested. A suspect who bore a re- from las ,,,, mur- J. P. Erlckson, a merchandise ny two natives, wnn inrev. markable resemblance to the Coal or Wood n off the Vegas, was in Hanta me tiringe ana wnne n derer was arrested at Cananea and ri.lv thrown the traJn roker of Las unuer brought to Agua but he was track. The engine or a ireigm umn Fe today on business. an unconscious condition""'?"''tne Prleta was secured te bridge the natives stoned him. The positively identified as not being the HEATER standing at Cutter Francisco Allera, merchant and man wns to a house of the Mota woman. Mex- BILL OF take No. 9 To ltlncon. where anoth- heeD Mlera, Union county. wounded taken murderer HEW raiser at near-b- v, and his wounds dressed ican police officials all along the er engine was secured to take the Is In Fe on personal business. to We have a Fine Assortment No. 9 col- Santa and the police notified. It Is not border are exerting every energy passenger on to El Paso. K. Chavez, ot ("Vnrlrirw1 with a colt while making the Mr. and Mrs. Jose thmicrht Mint k's Iniuries will locate the guilty man. Ills real lided elen have gone to Denver, Colo., re!ult seriously although he is badly name is said to be Dionlclo Mota Heaters bought in car lots. to same night the Flo-renc- trip El Paso the remain for the win De lo tire on the drive wheel came off. here they will bruised. No reason can assign- and his aliases Florenclo Perez. com- LAD NG ter. ed for the brutal assault. Perez. Florenclo Hernandez, Prices and quality defy IS K. O. and C. C. (toon occurrence, the city Dloncino Flores. The work of Improving the pas- Klelnschmldt - after the petition. J push- Roberts, Jr., capitalists of OKiano- offlcers arrested a native on suspicion senger station yards is being yester- - In as- "My dear old mother, who Is now by gang hundred men. ma City, Okla., were arrivals of having been Implicated the ed a of a In positively lden eighty-thre- e venrs old. thrives on entirely hv S.inta Ie. sault and Craddock n. Track Mo. 4 has been taken mm as one nn Electric Bitters," writes W. B. Brun-so- 3 Cheap for Cash or on Pay- out and will be replaced by a track Mrs. Hubert C. Kline, of Jennings, tinea oi .mnui. Dublin, Ga. "She has taken entirely new. space between who has been sojourning in of rM04Wr 'em Up SIMPLE The I...... ;, them for about two years and enjoys ments. "We Set Nos. 2 and 3 has been prepared for Santa Fe, passed tnrougn me cy i - "" VV V," an excellent appetite, feels strong 1superior S - 8 filling In of the - -- ' . . the brick. The ...in, . and sleeps well." That s the way AIRTIGHT. W. V. FUTRELLE, Albuauerque, N. M. space between tracks iNoa. 3 and nr.irlt Rlpctrle Bitters affect the aged, and ' "'jQ dpfprred. brick i-- hi, hwn sufllcient Mrs. J. E. Lacome. wife of one of X Z f. same happy follow In all complete the '".""X ' the results It Will Consist of About Four not being on hand to thi & decidedly certain and prompt.' rases of female weakness and gener Job. "I'n'.T'Fe'Vho hi beenat al debility. Weak, puny children too, are greatly strengtnenea py mem Inches of Ordinary Isherwood, superintendent Thomas . w . . Guaranteed also for stomach, liver com I UHf II ML Lilt PI I ciif for the Hewitt Manufacturing has returnea nome...... inpumonla. Bron-- and kidney troubles, by all dealers. Type. Sun Her I rmnv from Albuo.uero.ue to The little daughter of Adjutant T ,P Kptiob EOc. a ouwn h,,, ' n,lnn. the -- ardlno. left last nigni on General and Mrs. A. P. Tarklngton, preventirs.' Good for feverish o rln to rh cam. The Hewitt Manu Fe, accidentally aisiocaieu 25 cetjt; pint mlneraV watei cures and company all the of Santa - cni!dren. 48 Preventirs One Wash In (ft on, Oct. 23. The Inter- facturing furnishes her left arm at the elbow on tun- -- .,, 6 sold by all prevents constipation. Ask yonr grj. i Commission will brass used by the Santa e. playing at hnM state Commerce m day afternoon last, while eaerBi cer for It. possibly recommend the simplest the familv home. No permanent ill ort of uniform bill of lading. There After a three years' struggle, the effect will result from the Injury. need be no surprise If In the end striking tplPKranhers on the Katy Vliet, of the types of notified the general orncinis or Major Robert C. Van there are several distinct ave ana Tenth U. S. infantry; stationed at the uniform bills. One of these will he road that the strike is off Fort Llscum, Alaska, is in sania re negotiable, another not negoti- that union men may work on that son, be was Dy a for a short visit to his Stewart able, one for perishable products and road. The strike caused Van Vliet, who has recently pur- fourth for nonperlshable pro- dispute over wnges and hours. Upper the on chased the Lewis ranch on the Lightning.Hay Presses, Walter A. Wood Although hearings the ' Mills, ducts.. the - Pecos river. Eclipse Wind uniform bill of lading have Jut Charles Hendrlckson, of Ran Ber- pastor although briefs are nrdlno. Cal.. Is In the city and may tifv. Kdsar C. Anderson, of Binders, Bain and Old Hickory wagons closed here, and M. at Santa Fe, Mowers and vet to be filed by Interested .parties. locate here. He has been In the em St. John's E. church opinion among ploy Fe at place, Is in the city to attend the annual KINDS VEHICLES the consensus of of the Santa that of the district ALL members of the commission Is pret Methodist conference - tv generally known. While the mem James Monroe, of Tucson, arrived of New Mexico. Owing to his aD- JP, ALBUQUEROUB ne- - city yesterday to accept a po spnee no services will be neia in me Write ns for Pv bers of the commission favor a in the Sunday. Catalogue and Prices Jvorber oc vo. newmexico irrMihi hill of ladin rthey are now sition on the santa ire. Santa Fe church next J. to do anything in that direc Colonel George W. Prichard left erless congress, D. E. Orr, trainmaster of the Rio for Roswell to tor, without action by city yes Santa Fe yesterday They will, however. Join with rail- Grande division, was In the attend to legal business before the CLUB SHOT SHELLS roads and shipping organizations terday. territorial district court in sessiun NITRO 3. D. EaMr, President Cru. Mellml, erttnt finishing tnis Duainess O. Glomi, O. Bacaecki, and the commercial interests of the H. S. Van Slyck. of El Paso, live there. After your hunt right by first buying U. M. C. yie Preatdamt. TrMJvrx country In urging legislation which h will iq to ihe mining sections of tock agent of the Santa Fe, is in the county he Is interest- START will make these negotiable bills of city. Lincoln where powder shells. Any standard smokeless powder ladinr as safe as other forms of ed In mining operations. Consolidated Liquor Company legalized. will answer if loaded In U. M. C. Nitro Club shells. commercial paper now HOTEL AIUUVAJjS. The men's club of the Methodist s;irM-- f In KVkrm. church will give a banquet In honor They insure quick, sure kills with little recoil, smoke or Sueeeuora to One of the oddities developed by Alvarado. of Bishop Karl L. Cranston, wno MELINI A EAKIN, and BACHECHI A filOMf. the hearings which were atended by Strong, daughter. will preside at the conference in noise. U. M. C. Nitro Club's won the Grand American country J. E. wife and evening . WMOLKBALK DKALMRB IN commercial interests in the Kansas City: P. W. McConnell. La thi rltw. on Friday at the at Chicago. They will win in the game field. the fact that the bill of lading Crosse, Wis.; D. Orr, La Junta; B parlors or tne rirei jueiuuuioi Handicap theyu proposed as resun or on avenue. Besides the the ineir A. Bogg, iLiOS Angeles; Karl crans' church Lead Cigars combined wisdom can be condensed Washington: A. Grimtn, hnnmmt on interesting program of descriptive in colors. Wines, Liquors and ton. Dr. Jic ban-au- et Write for folder Into about two stickfuls of ordinary C. C. liiggine. cm music has been prepared. The Allster. Oka.: 1 W k0p tvrytblng la ttoek to outfit tho newspaper matter. Their bill which cago: H. A. Blatz. San Antonio; Hai will begin at o'clock sharp. commission or THE UNION METALLIC CARTRIDGE COMPANY. Brldgapori, moat fastidious bar oomploto they offered to the ry ES. Blood, New York; Jean uuy B. K. Adams, 601 West Central Caa. iginally would nil nearly tnree coi week's agent In Vac. . average daily paper. Garche. Cognac. France; jur. an avenue, has returned from a Agency, til Brosdwsy, Tfew York City. Have bean appo'ntetf excluelv th outhwatt fa? umns of an Mrs. H. L. Moorman, New York! K hunting trip in tne juanzano moun- chtltz, Wm. Lamp and 8t Louis A. B. C. Breweries; Yallawatona, Franco. Cadiz. Spain; C N. Swanson, tains. He reported that game was McBrayar'a Brook, Loula Hgnter.T.J. Man. ITU-MA- CADS MAY DE party Green River, V. H. Ctdar Chlcaeo: J. F. (Murphy and wne plentiful and that his had shot of whlaklaa toa numaraiia ta matitlan. WITIIIMtAWN FKOM TEXAS Columbus. Ohio: I. Banders, Trinl four wild turkeys among other arch, and athar atandard arnd Chicago. 111.. Oct. 23. In all prob iL F. 'Moody. St. I,ouis; M. O, game. others of the party, We S ' dad: The are not compounder. Er-r- ability the people of Texas will be Camnbell. Kansas City; P. IH. Drake, Frank and Grant Boyer and Harry GIVE US A CHANCE aaat .laartaa, or moun- But aall tha atrolght article aa received bj a from taa J deprived, for a time at least, fill Kansas City; A. a. uemeni, uerre Carter, will remain in the and Brcweriaa In United Btat a. Call lrjaeat Iman sleeping car accomodation. The Haute, ilnd. tains enjoying the sport a few days DlatlUerlea , tie aid hi Pullman company has signified Its sturires. longer. To figure on that bill of lumber. Stock and Price-)- or write for Illustrated Citalcrrue aad rla klaa. intention of withdrawing from oper John E. Ward. Winslow: C. A, A. Monday comes our own Utued to dealer oaly. pay a M. Otero Our lumber from "WBSSa atlon in that state rather than Fellows. Jjos Angeles; Julius H. Ger night received the news of the seri- mills located In the best body of levy of J 100,000 for taxes which des, Santa Fe; John Mcintosh, Las of his on, M. A. Otero, HjB ous Illness In New Mexico. has been made against it. Should It Animas. Colo.: Misa L.. Averlll, Jr., who has Ibeen attending the timber resort to the extreme measure tancia: Key. Samuel Linge, Magna Jesuit college at Denver. Colo. The A large stock of dry spruce threatened. It will not be the first lent; A. L. Sailor, Kansas City; U, young (man has contracted a severe dimension on hand. Why not buy time it has resorted to that expedl W. Sollars. Kansas City; N. H. Cra case of typhoid fever and Is now at cheap? Tex I- the best when it Is just aa ent. In 1881 the legislature of mer, -J Vegas; Geo. Ames, Laray St. Joseph's hospital. Air. uiero ten as passed a law levying a tax of I Mrs. J. J. White. Los Lunas; Mr. an Colo- It will pay you to look Into this. upon Santa Fe last evening for the a train mile on the mileage Mrs. H. Esslnger, St. Louis; V. E rado capital and Mrs. Otero, who 1 which sleeping cars were operated Shaw, New York; J. A. Lyons, Win has been in New York for the paHt Of course, that was prohibitory. It low. Ariz. three weeks, left yesterday also in RIO GRANDE LUMBER GO. would have more than used up th Grand Central. response to a telegram announcing entire passenger earnings of every M. L. Douglas, Manhattan, Kan.; is hurrying to her son's illness and Phone 8. Cor. 3rd and Marquette road In the state. The Pullman J. C. Saunders, J. C. Bryant, H. E. hia bedside. Both and Company at once withdrew its cars Gosney, James Clark, A. M. Baker, un- an Mrs. Otero will remain in Denver from interstate traffic in Texas O. C. Hunsaker, William Dunlap, til son has fully recovered. did not resume it until the act was Las Vegas; Frank Gulin, Cerrlllos. their declared unconstitutional by the su Oral go. preme HADLY IIl'IIT WHILE court of Texas more than J. R. Plunnett, El Paso: E. A. Vl N O II ASKHAI-- COO9OtK0X90OmOCCAK)' OUR year later. The legislature, how Dreyer, aKnsas City; L. B. Moody, IU C0IK0033I0K)3K0 ever, overcome dlsposl has not its Las Vegas; C. E. Sutton, El Paso; and tlon to treat the company harshly J. A. Jordan, El Paso. Eleven Yenr Old Fell Backward Albuquerque Foundry and Machine Works and doubtless the threatened with Savoy. 1 ItHlovrd to IU Dyliiu as drawal on this occasion will be car Clark Doughty, Marion. N. C; J. the Jlettult. R. R. MALL. Proprietor ried into effect unless what Is re L. Young. Belen; J. K. Watson, San Care; Shaft-Ing- a. Ariz.. Oct. 23. Alnsa Iron and Bras Casting: Ore, Coal and Lumber 'carded as the latest confiscatory act Barnardino, Cal.; E. E. Saddler, San Tucson. Pulleys, Grade Babbit WetaJ; Column a J Iroa AD VER TISEMENTS of the state authorities Is rescinded, Bernardino; Mrs. Shields and chil- Rmwn. the son of Mr. Bar. dren, Oakland, Cal.; John Hart, Kan-sa- s nn.l Mrs. William. Brown, sustained FronU for Building. I). & H. G. KTKIKE IS City; Leandro Romero and wife, a dangerous Injury while playing Rooolro on Mining on OHI Moohlnory o Bpoolmlty IFX'I,.ltKI) OFF I1Y MEN Clayton; Cruz J. Martinez, Dulce, N. hasphnll several davs aKO. roundry east aide of railroad track. Albuquerque. N. a. Denver. Colo.. Oct. 23. On receipt M.; Rorrulo Suazo. Costilla, N. M.; The vouth was running back of a letter from R. H. Skeggs, wire Samuel Padilla. Watrous; A. A. wards for a ball when he tripped tx3oaX3oax3axC)oK)aX5axoo omcmoomomQ9cmcmcmemcGma chief at Grand Junction, Colo., whose Maes, Wagon Mound, N. M.; Thos. and fell. His head struck on a rork discharge was about to cause Durango, Colo.; Mrs. and he was temporarily stunned. He YWQJJ Van Blnner, strike to be called among the teleg Tucker, Ash. Fork, Ariz. recovered after a time and walked to raphers on the Denver & Rio Grande his home. There was no one in the road last night, stating that Skeggs CH1IJ) SWEIT AWAY house at the time and without hav was about to enter the real estate BY GIIiA HIVFJl. ing his Injury dressed he took a hot business in Grand Junction an bath. The shock of the injury had Kor-iiuui'- m NORRIS&ROWE'S would not return to his old position All Otlwr Members of A. W. weakened him greatly and he re- and asking the union men not to I'aiiilly SavtMl lYom ceived a severe cold, which develop- strike on his account, the strike was Perilous Situation. ed nnpnmnnllL ITEW BIC SHOWS ARB READING declared off. Skeggs felt that h Suffering Jointly from pneumonia could not afford to take his old po Kelvin, Ari., Oct. 23. Arthur W. and the wound in his head it was CIRCUS MENAGERIE MUSEUM HIPPODROME sitlon again. Forman's four-year-o- ld son was feared that the vouth would not re. swept away and drowned in the Gila cover, but it is stated today that he JUST TWICE LARGER THAN EVER BEFORE The Santa Fe telegraph offices river near here yesterday. The re- Is much better. were moved yesterday from an east cent rains have caused the river to elsetvaaoteed THIS ONE room In the freight house to the rise and when Forman with bis A Criminal Attack. large room In the northwest corner wife and three children, and James on an Inoffensive citizen Is frequent- STRINGS CIRCUS THROUGHOUTRINGS5. a&aW of the freight house formerly oc Schumacker, attempted to cross, ly made in that apparently useless cupled by desks of the freight de their boat overturned and all except little tube called the "appendix." If partment. The desks that formerly the boy were rescued with the great-e- at generally the result of protracted occupied this room now occupy the difficulty. constipation, following liver torpor. CIRCUS DAY AT ALBUQUERQUE room vacated by the telegraph de. Dr. King New Life PHI regulate Dartment. The change is one great Quinsy Sprains and fewelllngs Cured. the liver, prevent appendicitis, and ly In favor of the telegraph depart "In November, 1901, 1 caught cold regular habits of the bow- and had the quinsy. My throat was establish FRIDAY, OCTOBER ment. I els. 2&c at all dealers. 25 swollen bo I could hardly breathe. o It required three engines to pull applied Chamberlain's Pain Balm PERFORMANCES AT 2 AND 8 P. AT. gave In IHIYTII nAIMS AN train No. 9 to El Paso a few nights and It me relief a short time. KSTIMABLiK WOMAN. ago and It was by a narrow escape In two days I was all right," saya tout L. Otterburn, Mich. c that it did get there at all Mrs. Cousins. KatlK-rln- Irvlno Dlow After a 1n As Chamberlain's Pain Balm la a lini- Mm came near landing the ditch. lillHTlllr HIlM-- rlHHTHl No. 9 was Hearing Engle a tire of ment and is especially valuable for AfteniotMi. one of the large drivers of the en sprains and swellings. For sale by iiolay srine broke Into "smithereens." AC' all druggists. Santa Fe, N. M., tct. 23. After a rx)OClCXXX)CXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX) cording If I to a trainman the tire Evening Cltlaen. lingering Illness extending over a had not broken It would have most Subscribe for The ner od of s x years. Mrs. Kainerme Co. Irvine, widow of the late Alexander Superior Lumber and Mill U .Irvine, who was once a prominent merrhiint of Santa Ke. died at - aoutlvwest that 1 equip- o'clock Monday morning at her We have the only planing- mill In the or home. 210 McKenzle street. The end ped to make Saah. Doors, Mouldings. Store FronU and Fixture rum. rtpRrpf ullv ns she jilect. anything that a first class planing mill 1 expected to do at reason- A thoueh she had been an invanu able price. Writ or call oa us before placing your order for mill for a number of year, Mrs. Irvine's work. ' '"'''I 111 illness did not take a really serious was only turn until recently and It SOUTH OF VIADUCT - ALBUQUERQUE, N. MB R fed-- during the past few weeks that her condition became critical. Since then Icoocxxjooooooooocooooooocxx she had hovered between life and rtth. the slender thread holding her In this world threatening to snap ai any moment. ALK with the thousands SJir Albuquerque Lumber Co. who wear them and you Af- - AND RETAIL will quickly realize the --JWYOUKNOW WHOLESALE worth of WLAintR Rex Fliatkota Roofing aV Hit tl Lumber, Glass, Cement and r NFTl S COMFORT AND PROTECTION EITH'S afforded by Marqaette Albtfqaerqoe, New Mexico MIlONQUBROR a First and SHOE$Jor:MEN $CQo' BUILDERS' AND FINISHERS' SUPPLIES $352 $500 1 t h Flicker? Ueon-Lig- ht Purablo and Cldcago Lumber. Sherwln-Wlllla- m Paint None Bet- Natle Saab, IXiors, Eu:., Guaranteed The NewsM Troups Russian Dancers. The Banvard family, ter. HQlldlnu Paper, Plaster. Ume, Cement, Class, soli Hi .Vaterprbof Orr Aeriailsts supreme, tna lbiibi uio- - lrampoiine odu, ihb Ktc, Etc. Wm. Chaplin 3QO uLL 111 Control Avenuo Everywhere iMslnottB Lenolle Troups. wire Aiusts. C. 423 South Flr U BALDRWCE A J CO J. f0 Crana Spectaculai Street Parade 10.30 a. m WEDNESDAY, 23, OCTOBER 107. LBUQHERQT7E EV RHINO CITIZEN. PAOH THRKX.

CROP CONDITION WAS GOOD ON OoOOOoOO OCT. 1. HARDWARE STOCK

Bureau of Statistics Issues Figures In Its General Now being closed out for cash at a reduction of 25 Report. to 75 per cent from regular prices p p p Washington, D. C. Oct. 23. The cron reporting board of the bureau of statistics of the department of agriculture nnds, from the reports oi 115 South First St. the correspondents and ngenta of the WHITNEY COMPANY'S 115 South First St. bureau as follows. RETAIL DEPARTMENT The condition of corn on October 1 was 78.0, as compared with 80.1 last month, 90.1 on October 1, 1908, S9.Z on October l. 1S0&, and a ten year average of 79.6. PL The preliminary estimate of the 1. JI 71 Jl rf 91 Mr WW 3 i 9 JJr 9 M P average yield per acre of spring Jl 999999999 wheat Is 13.1 bushels, which com- pares with 13.7 bushels as finally es timated in l06, 14.7 in 1905, and ten-ye- ar average of 14.0 bushels. The total Indicated production of spring wheat Is about 214,067,000 SAYS HE IS STRONG E III r bunhels, compared with 242,372,966 WOrn IB G. L. Brooks, Pres. J. M. Moore, V. P. and Mgr. M. R. Summers, Secy. as nnaiiy estimated In 1906. The production of spring and winter wheat combined is about 625,567,- - 000 bushels, compared with 735.260,-97- 0 bushels as finally estimated a OF ROOSEVELT ON CATTLE year ago. These and other prelimi- flDflER JOHN M. nary estimates of yield are subject 1. MOORE REALTY CO. to such revision and correction, when the final estimates of the bureau are Established 1888 made In December, as may be found proper though more through Investi- 219 WestGold Incorporated 1003 Telephone 10 gation. MARKET The average quality of spring :.'r' wheat Is 88.8 a compared with 88.5 T7 In 1906, 89.0 in 1905, and 76.7 In 19004. i Fire Insurance LOANS ABSTRACTS Oats and Barley. (90.000 Head Were Received Agent thm firm for Have negotiated toana Abatraat turn-lhe- d An average yield of oats of about ecmpanlmm. of title 23.5 bushels per acre Is Indicated, at Kansas City During ittaarsnc bt Tel- on Albuquerque real on Bernalillo Coun- as compared with 31.2 bushels final- ephone um the amount you tate for the paat SO year, ty propererty on no ly estimated in 1906, 34.0 bushels in Past Week. want on your hort 1905, ten-ye- ar average I residence without a tingle to to The ab- and a of 30.1 3ir4V;i -- -in tlce. only et of bushels. A total yield of about 741,-621,0- and houeehold goede. it loaner. Safety and aatla-facti- on stract book I up to bushels is thus Indicated, as la dangeroua to delay. that compared with 964.904.622 bushels Kansas City. Mo., Oct. 23. Last to both partle. date, Price reasonable. finally estimated In 1906. The aver- week was another big one In cattle age quality is 77.0, against S8.2 In receipts here, 90,800 head, Including 1"6. 92.4 In 1905, and 91.4 In 1904. The preliminary estimate of yield 14,800 calves. The market declined per acre barley 10 to 2a cents on range killing of is 23.9 bushels, steers cows, against 28.3 bushels as finally esti- and and medium to SPECIAL mated In 1906, 26.8 bushels in 1905, common stock nd feeding cattle, THIS WEEK ten-ye- ar but the best country grades held and a average of 25.5 bush- steady. el'. A total production of 147,192,-00- 0 Some Colorado exhibits in the range division at the Amercan Is thus Indicated, as compared Uoyal with 178.916.484 bushels finally es- show sold at $4.75 to $5.05, timated In 1906. The average qual- but sales on the general market ity is 88.1, against 89.1 In 1906, 86.2 ranged from $3.35 to $4.40. The sup- In 1905. and 88.7 In 1904. ply today Is 20,000 head. Including of The prellmlna'-- estimate of yield 2.000 calves, market about steady. 1000 Acres' Valley Land per acre of rye is 16.4 bushels, Some Utah steers weighing 850 to against 16.7 as finally estimated In 925 pounds sold to country buyers In a body within six miles of Albuquerque. All ditch, sixty ten-ye- today $4.10 under and 1906, 16.6 bushels In 1905, and a ar at to $4.25. Colorado average beef steers recently have sold at $4 acres of 15.7 bushels. A to under cultivation. Remainder of land is virgin soil free from al- total production of 31,666,000 bush-.l- s $4.50. cows $2.75 to $S.R0. enstprn Colorado killers $4.25, kali, and suitable for meadow, is thus Indicated, as compared Cornelias CkYI t wa4l A stockers $3.50 alfalfa and gardening. Good mm. . Yanrfrrhllf" v" " nil MJt irMM lloMWnnM SMM I KM I AnW,FI (111. to location with 33,874,833 bushels finally esti- - f 11HJ $4.25, panhandle cows $2.75 to anw,nob"o In font of tho Illinois Central otllora In 1'lileago to $2.35, the latter price for several for a colony. Splendid investment for dividing up and selling in small maiea in iue. The average quality " 11 mwiuiuiiiiw nieciinff at wiucli stuyvemnt FUJi out up a is hi. 6, against 94.1 In 1906, 92.6 In flglit for control of the roaa. trains of X I T covs late last week, tracts, or by putting it all under cultivation. Will average 1905, 91.6 In 1904. stockers $3.60 to $4.40, calves $3.75 125 tons of and Chicago, to $6, per Other Oops. in., Oct. 22. If any fool- Jtr. Roosevelt is strong, enough New Mexico and Arizona beef hay and alfalfa annum at present. ish person thinks that E. H. Harrl-ma- n to control that body where a weaker steers $3.50 to $4. eaws $2.80 to The preliminary estimate of yield does not love Roose- $3.20, canners, 2.30. Indications per acre of 1.44 President man might, fall to do so, allowing hay la tons, against velt, an interview with him ought the unwarranted power possessed by favor fairly good receipts from the Price $25.00 Per Acre i.3i tons as finally estimated in 1908 to change that foolish one's mind. the commission to run away and do range country as long as the weath- i.d ions in 1U5, and a ten-ye- ar Mr. good, average Harrlman bas been in Chicago damage.' er holds but run from Kansas or 1.43 tons. A total pro. some days attending matters In con- In the Interview he pastures is about over, and quaran- FOIl SALE. FOR SALE. ductlon of 61,420,000 tons Is thus In. nection Iater assumed receipts FOR SALE. with the sensational Illinois a Jocular tone and said that he tine will be of small volume $33R0 A bargain for tbla week $2880 $2800 dicated, as compared with 67,145,' Central stockholders' meeting. He would like to have a hunting trip from now on. Demand frlm the only; residence, mod- brick residence Jtallroad frontage prop- 969 tons finally estimated In 19tfi wag on his way to office country holds up good In spite ern. In ward. Nearly with large (rounds of finest erty. West side of Santa Fa average the railroad with President Roosevelt. He re- of fourth garden land. Barn poul- -. The quality is 90.5, against when queried as to his personal opin- marked place high corn, trade In this class last new, S full lota, fine lawn and track, 76x200 feet r.n corner. . that at his at Arden, try houses. Fruit and shade Very in 1906, 89.8 in 1905, and 92.7 ion of the president. He said: N. Y., he had In week exceeding 1,000 carloads, and and shade, barn. Gtv pay- desirable f it coal tards, in mut. "I admire three live bears a strong very trees. 'Within three blocks of or other business requiring average President Roosevelt tre- cage and he would even sacrifice market today. ments. Location street railway. side The condition of buck mendously, as do most Americans. I these If the president would consent Sheep supplies are not as heavy tracks. Close In. wheat at time of harvest was 80.1 have no quarrel with the president to come there and hunt with him. as a few weeks ago, and the mar- as compared with 77.4 September 1 personally. any ket here Is strong, notwithstanding 84.9 a year ago, If I have complaint He said he was tired and needed a 91.6 in 1905, and a It Is with the Interstate commerce vacation nothing bet- a weaker feeling at Chicago and len-ye- ar average or 82. 9 and would like commission as that bodv la now cm. ter than a little recreation of that elsewhere. Supply today Is 7,000 FOR RENT. FOR SALE. The average condition of potatoes stituted. sort. head, market strong. lambs for FOR SALE. on ueiooer l was 77.0, as compared "Now, If we were sure of always slaughter at $7 to $7.25. wethers and House For rent In different $60002 lots with two $1800 Modern cottage, with 80.2 last month, 82.2 1, Mr. 'Harrlman's face showed no brick business houses. Good October having In the white house such an terror over the talk of a Jail vaca- yearlings at $5.25 to $5.60. There parts of city. Call at offloe I lots, close In.. Easy 1906, 74.3 October 1, 1905, and a ten- - admirable president are plenty coun- investment, with certainty of year average or as Mr. Roosevelt tion. Asked to discuss the reports of orders from the for list. speedy advance in value. 74.7 I don't know that I would even ob- of criminal prosecution, he looked try to absorb the proportion of that The average condition of tobacco ject to present com- class, lambs going at $8.25 to $6.60, at was 84.8, the interstate very serene, but ejaculated: time of harvest as com merce commission. "No! I won't about that." a few common light lambs under $6 pared with 82.5 September 1, 84.6 a talk yearlings up to $5.60, good breeding year ago, 85.8 In 1905, five, and a PRILLING FOR OIL ewes $5.25 to $5.75, common and year average of 81.7. IN Word was received at Ptioenlx, aged ewes $4.25 to $4.75. Locally The average condition of flax seed LAKE ARTHUR HELP. Ariz., that Dr. George B. Pratt, who receipts are now running slightly at time or harvest was 78.0, as com used to ahead of this period a year ago, pared with 87.4 in 1906, 91.5 In 1906, Small Quantities of Uh Fluid Found make Phoenix his home, but KJ333fX?f0)X)fXK)0) 09X3X2KKmOX0XXiX3X u OU Surface or Pools In who has several years past lived with the outlet to packers broader and 87. in 1904. for than a year ago, and In coun- The average condition of rice on Tliat Region. In San Jose, trade Lake Arthur, X. M., Oct. 23. In Cal., shot and killed a try kinds nearly double that of any Finest Wiilsklss October I was 88.7, as compared man named Pedro Pearson on Tues- recent year. with 87.2 October 1, 1906. 89.3 Oc the prospective old fields southwest The day morning. well Elmo of Dayton, N. M., Dr. Pratt was St. tober 1. 1905, and 87.3 October 1, a contract has been known AMERICAN Wines, Brandies. Etc. 1VU4. awarded to Grant Bros., of Roswell, in Phoenix. Tliey Make You Feel Good. for the sinking of a prospective oil The pleasant purgative effect ex- JOSEPH BARNETT, Prop'f. well near the artesian well which COKE! COKE! perienced by all who use Chamber- ALLEGED IIOKKK THIEF shows small quantities of oil with We now liandle good, clean coke. lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets, and AMPUC AND CAPTURED IN TEXAS me water. i Also tile Created Ilutte Anthracite the healthy condition of the body West Railroad Avenoe The machinery Is on the around Coal. and mind which they create makes MINING 120 club moohtm t liareiil With Stealing Valuable and work has already .begun on the JOI1X S. BEAVEN. one feel Joyful. Price, 26 cents. Sam- Team in iciiuly of Alamo-ironl- o erection of a derrick and placing of ples free at all drug stores. Iji-n- t Year. machinery. C. Grant, Alamogordo, N. M., Oct. 23. A J. of the firm of Orant IV. O. toy Bros., has charge of the work and PATTERSON man going the assum- CONGRESS L-lver- supposedly y 'Botar-ciirTiE- r ed name of J. Iforris, stole team has one of their heaviest drop rigs t. a will quick 311-31- Otettl of horses at Kerrvllle, Texas, and on which do work. 2 West BIItc andAvenue. Tclcnhnna hi attempting to sell them to a San An- ALUUyiiKKQTJE. NEW MEXICO. tonio man was captured. pur- - DeWItt's Carbollzed Witch Hazel The Salve Is gcod Joplin, Mo. cnaser asKeu ior a Din oi sale and for little burns and big the man hesitated and then broke burns, small scratches or bruises and ran. The otneera got him and and big ones. Sold by J. H. O'Rlelly. Heai re?cri u u C Nov. 11, to 17, 1907 he was placed In Jail. The sheriff's uj office here Is In receipt of a photo- Impressive ceremonies marked the graph of him and he proves to be laying of the cornerstone at Wanta the man who got away with iicFate's Rosa on the new 110.000 Catholic that fine team of black drivers several church. Fifteen hundred people .par- month ago. He went here under ticipated in the celebration. Father the name of Chas. Davis, and sold Dunn of Amarlllo, Father Lambert Doesn't $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ the horses In El Paso for $100 and of Bueyros, Father Fernando of El got away. The horses and buggy Paso, Father Lucano of Tularosa. goup were afterwards recovered, the El and Father Haelterman of Santa I'aso liveryman being the chief loser. Kosa omelated. More than $3,000 no was collected to assist in the con- -- struction iheFlue RATE : STACY AND CO. IV BUSINESS of the church. AGAIN. FRONT POOR CIXMiED DeWItt's Kidney and Bladder Pills FOR FEW PAYS, PENDING IN- relieve backache, weak kidneys, and SUCCESS VOICE OF OLl STOCK AND AR- You receive intense, direct heat RANGEMENT OF OCR NEW LINE. Inflammation of the bladder. Sold by J H. O'R'tlly. ff $38.35 THEY $AY NOTHING $CCCEEI$ LIKE $COCE$$. 'AIJi AT SIDE POOK OR PHONE torn every ounce o fuel burned-t- here 325 SOUTH SECOND STREET. o H lit. The new girls' dormltnrv af the are no damp chimneys or lona To Joplin and Return I $lTPO$E Tlllf 1$ TRITE, II LT IN ORDER TO IT. S. Indian industrial school at San- Fe, & pipes to heat from "' $CC-CEE- ta for which McGregor Lake waste the a HAVE iOME $l'OCE$$ WITH WHICH TO D of Purango, Colo., are the sub-co- n of tractors, U about completed and Date Sale IT 1$ NECE$$ARY TO HAVE IOME OTHER will be ready for occupancy on No vember 1. The only work that re- Nov. THIXG$. ONE OF THE$E 1$ BRAIN $, AND AN. mains to be done U some sewer and PERFECTION Oil 8, 9, and 10 light Heater Stop That Cold electric connections. The build OTHER 1$ $OME MONEY. WE DO NOT FCR-NII- II ing is a fine one In every respect. (Equipped with Smokeless Device) Return Limit Nov. 20 DHA1N$ IN $ET$, BET A PERC$AL OF To rk early eoldi or Grippe with "PreTsntlrs" As a result of the argument be Carry it Irom room to room. Turn the wick high turo tween opposing tnmiu dtftt lor Pneumonia. To suip cold counsel in tho dis or low no bothei smoke OUR COLlTMNf WILL $HINE VP THE ONE$ YOU with Proventiin U ulu thn to let it run and tx trict court at Tombstone, Ariz., on no no smell automatic Obllfed to run it ftenrnl To ha turn Pra. the matter of granting relea.se smokeless device prevents. Brass lont holds 4 quarts, vonurs will cur .von a deeply letted cold, but the E. HAVE, AND AN ADVERTI$EMENT IN THE of Harry Duey and James A. Glbb burns 9 hours. Beautilully finished T. PURDY, Agent on a of corpus, two in nickel or writ hatieas the EVENING CITIZEN WILL GO A LONG TO-VA!- defendants are now at liberty. The japsn. Every heater warranted. WAY argument only concerned the charge SUPPLYING THE DINERO. Ins. no physic, nothing ilckenins. Nice for the filed against the defendants by Chit". children nd thoroughly mlo too. If you feel chilly, you M. Holmes of Blsbee. Kennedy's Laxative cough Syrup is if mem. If you ache all over, think of a safe, sure and prompt remedy for ITevtmtic. Proniiitiiei may alio my half your what ouial iicknea. And don't forgxt your child. 11 Take DeWItt's Little Early Pills. just you want lor the king coughs and colds, and Is good for IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE la Sold by H. O'Rlelly. there oightor day. Herein prob- J. evenings. Made of brass, nickel pUled latest im- every member of the family. Sold ably lie freveoiici' rieauwt ethciency. Sold In o by J. H. O'Rlelly o boira for the pocket. al In 'm boina of 48 The Arizona Hulletln sava: Th9 proved central dralt burner. Every lamp warranted. fntTuutict. IiiaUt ou your drucgiata (iyuic you prospect for a Thanksgiving turkey If Your dealer cannot iuddIv ihe Perlerfinn Oil Card signs, TTooni or Rent," a very good providing you can raise Heater Rayo Lamp "Board," etc., for sale a the office of he price. The farms along the Staf Vtv or write our nearest agency. Evening ClUsen. ford road are literally swarming The turkeys. CONTINENTAL. OIL. CO. with ( lacorporaledi Bring us your jot worar. Prlcs $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$;$$$$ Preventics the very lowest and the work will For tiDholstcrtna: ore Cliarlea stand Inspection anywhere. Business Keppeler, 31T-1- V Sooth Second. and calling cards a specialty. n ALBUQUERQUE vnT. mm. EVENING CITIZEN. WI.INESIAY, fK TOREK 23, 1907. THE ALBUQUERQUE CITIZEN WHAT DOES IT COST YOU TO LIVE? ritchers full of rich creamy milk dozens of freshly laid eggs beef killed on the range. Fish and game and pure mountain nlr. A genuine PUBLISHED DAILY AND WEEKLY old ranch house nestling In the prettiest valley In Now Mexico. The Pecos river filled with mountnln trout right at the door. Saddle horses, guns, By the Citizen Publishing Company of Albuquerque, New Mexico. fishing tackle, traps and dogs at your service. There is not a more Ideal place to rest, recuperate and tee the real life of the west anywhere In the world. a feROGAN The round up Is now on nnd the horves from the range will be broken W. S. STRICKLER WILLIAM F. In a few weeks. Kvory minute teems with a new and wholesome Interest PRESIDENT MANAGING EDITOR for you if you have never lived on a ranch. Dally stage to the railway station. YOU COULDN'T SPEND MORE THAN NINR DOLLARS A WEEK IF YOU TRIED. 1 IF. M. U scnscitirnov rates. If you have come west to spend the winter, don't stay In town. .Inquire ROM this office or Valley Ranch, Pecos, New Mexico. One your by ninll In advance 15.00 address The One month by mail 60 Furniture, Crockery, One month by carrier within city limits BO Glassware, Rugs, Entered an necnml-rlno- s matter at the Postofflee of Albnqnerque, N. M Mder Act of Congress of March S, 1870. Stoves The only llliitrnfol dally nowspnper In New Mexico and Ue bert ad- vertising medium of the Southwe. i THK AInt"QrKIJQlE CITTZEX IS: STRONG Tlie leading republican dally and weekly newpper of the 84uthet. Farm Sausage. Pure Lard. BLOCK TIte advocate of ICepubllcan principles and the "Square Deal."' Our own make, 20c per Are you looking for an 1 you THE ALBrQrEHQrE tniZEN HAS: lb. Give this a tlal, if absolutely pure, fresh lard, The finest equipped Job deportment In New Mexico. want something really good. The latest reports by Associated Prow and Auxiliary News Service. something that you know Is WE GET THE NEWS FIRST." New Goods' Received Clean and sweet? 2 "STATEHOOD FOR NEW MEXICO" We have the best and This week: only pure lard on the mar- Ementhaler Imported ket..' Made iy ourselves In Swiss, Roquefort, Gorgon-zol- a, Neuchatel, Miniature our.: own sausage rooms. Cream, Crawford Cream Open Kettle Rendered, noth- See Cheese, Ilismarck Kraut, ing pure hog , Our Complete Line of 1907 Qttracting Gttention New Almonds, Pop Corn, but the fat The statehood boom, which is growing day by day In New Mexico, is Fresh Frog Legs, etc., etc. boiled down. Give It a trial. attracting more attention dally from the press of the country. The papers of the east and of the middle west are commenting upon Radiant Home Heaters the possibilities of statehood for this territory and some are in favor of It The Most Elegant Base while others, Judging us by their narrow prejudices, lift up a voice in pro- Burners Made test. It Is gratifying, however, to see our neighbors, with the exception of a few Arizona papers, favoring our speedy admission to the union. Also Inspect Our Large Line of The papers of Colorado are for statehood for New Mexico. There Is Ipso not altogether an unselfish motive for this, since New Mexico and her future means much to Colorado commercially and otherwise. The following editorial from the Denver Post, however, Is along the TEXICO TOWNSHIP Coles Hot Blast right line and sets forth a few plain facts which the next congress can well afford to bear In mind. The Post editorial was written by Hugh O'Neill, one of the ablest writers in the southwest, and a man who thinks and ABOUT TOWN FIGHT reasons deeply. SETTLED That the people of New Mexico may know others are Interested HEATERS that In us also. The Citizen reproduces Mr. O'Neill's editorial in full: Some fine new oranges at the AfUT Two Year-- " StniRttle, Holders I Statehood for New Mexico should be an Immediate issue In the forth- Richelieu grocery. of lxttit Are t'nnlliincd In TlH'lr congress. to coming session of To defer the granting of state rights this Fresh pears for sale at the Riche Title. They Burn Everything tlster territory of Colorado would be a peculiar injustice. The people of lieu grocery. New Mexico approved good during Texico, N. M., Oct. 23. (Sx--lnl- ) have themselves Americans a territorial Try the Richelieu grocery, F. F. News has just been received of the novitiate of fifty-nin- e years. It is not conceivable that any consideration Trotter, proprietor. We Carry the Largest Line congress decision of the United States larrd of Ranges, of party politics will be permitted by. to delay the admission of The Elks will meet this evening at office that Texico is entitled to a Base our prospering neighbor. President Roosevelt has pledged himself to the 8 o'clock. AH members are urged townslte from the government. The Burners, Heaters, Cook and admission of the new Mate In his own vivid way. On his recent Mississippi to attend. title to the present site of Texico has Oil trip he invited the governors of Oklahoma and New Mexico to Join him in been bitterly contested before the Stoves in New Mexico. There will be a culled meeting of office past two years there words: "I want the governor of the territory that has become a state the Ladies of the G. A. it. tomorrow land for the governor and this decision, which will mean and the of the territory that Is to become a statf to ride with afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the so much to this town, is received with me." We hope the senator from Colorado will take our view of this ques- home of Mrs. Johnson, 310 We.--t Sil- great gratification. The squatters on tion. It strikes us as a matter of fundamental justice and In no way a ver avenue. the town lots have had to contest Mcintosh Hardware Co. partisan question that congress should Immediately admit New Mexico to Miss Eloala Yrisarrl entertained a their rights against a man who New Mexico. govern- large number of friends and admir- claimed an original location as n. Wholesale and Retail Hardware of All Descriptions. Statehood. And Arizona should follow Territorial - Is foreign ex- ers at the Woman's club house this desert entry. The decision reached ment to the sentiment of democratic institutions and Is an piano Miss pedient principle. lives. afternoon with a recital. by the land oifice will mean the set rather than a The shorter it lives the better it Yrlsarrl was assisted by Mrs. Roy tling of titles to land and improve In the treaty of 1848 between the United States and Mexico, America McDonald. ment valued at more than two hun- Inserted article three from the Louisiana treaty, which said: 'The Inhabi- The Ladles' Aid society of the dred and fifty thousand dollars by tants of the ceded territory shall be Incorporated In the union of the Congregational church will hold the claimants. United States and admitted as soon as possible according to the principles their regular tea Thursday afternoon The news Is also authenticated of the federal constitution to the enjoyment of all the rights, advantages n the church parlors from two to that the Texas Railway commission and Immunities of citizens of the United States.' California was admitted Ave o'clock. " A cordial invitations is has ordered the Smita Fe railway to to the union two years after that treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo was signed: extended to all. erect a depot at Farwell Just across Marriages were granted the Texas line. This will mean that Nevada was admitted In 1884, and Utah In 1896. The present population licenses Farwell people and Texico business of New Mexico Is greater of or or or today to Mary M. Shields of Oak men, than that Idaho Delaware Nevada land, Cal., and John Hart, of Kansas who will care to freight across Clothes for Little Men Wyoming. During the last ten years Its wealth has grown enormously City, Mo., also to Ednblgen Apodaca the line, will get Texas rates on In Lo-va- coming and outgoing shipments. and the capital Invested In its resources and Industries is Increasing very of Martinez. N. M., and Adolfo to rapidly. It is attracting American papulation from every state of the of Albuquerque. union and no one now suggests that its people are not quite competent to The dance at the Commercial club cxerche all the functions of ilt is part of the philosophy tonight will be the first regular dance TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS AND YOUNG MEN of the constitution that the. divisions of the union should be permitted to of the club's 1H07-- 8 social season. work out their own salvation as Independent commonwealths, It will lie a formal affair and the and tho?e prospects are largely citizens of this country who live In any of Its territories are debarred from that it will be Kansas "lty Livestock. exercising some rights attended. Grady's orchestra will fur Kansas City, of those of citizenship that are integral with the nish the music. Oct. 23. Cattle re spirit of American freedom. A territorial condition Is a subjective condi- ceipts 13,000. Market steady. South- CHILDREN'S CLOTHING tion and there seems to be no reason keeping 200,000 resi- All the brick work on the new ern steers $3.00 4S 4.25 ; southern sound for the building ave- cows dents of New Mexico subjects of America any longer. Congress should at the coiner of Gold I3.10W3.30; stockers $3.10t gates nue and South Third street, which 4.75; bulls $2.40 (ft) 3.65 ; calves $3.25 IS A HOBBY OF OURS unlock the and give them the full freedom of citizens. Trust the will be occupied In the near future U6.60; western steers $3.755.50; people of New Mexico. by the Ilfeld wholesale house, has western cows $2.15 3.65. It always has "paid" America and it always will pay to trut-- the peo- been completed and work on the Sheep receipts 6,000. Market ple. Theodore Roosevelt, and Governor Hughes of New York, enjoy the roof has been begun. steady. Muttons $4.75 $i 5.60; lambs We aim to have the choicest styles and the best display.. This distinction In common of resembling Jefferson and Lincoln in one $6.001111.25; range wethers $4.90 4t makes our Children's Clothing Department the favored place when this The first annual meeting of the 5.75; fed ewes $4.25 5.86. thing. They trust the people. They are confident of the capacity of men Uernalillo county teachers associa- mothers are making selection for their little men. Our stock is at nne-halr- teeming brightest to ultimately live up to their opportunities. They are troubled by no tion will meet at the Central school New York Stocks. prernt with the and best things from the hesitancy about training grown men to exercise rights before those building on the afternoon of Novem New York, Oct. 23. Close: rights are granted. Is ber 2. The committee on arrange It their view that a man (or a country) can only Atchison 74 - ments are A. B. t roup, president; World's Best Maker of Edertieimer Stein &- Go. reach salvation by being allowed to save himself. Territorial government Rupert Preferred 84 is the wet nurse of citizenship New Asplund, Mrs. Katherlne New York Central 9 and Mexico reached years of discretion Sleight and Mrs. O'Conner Roberts. Pennsylvania long ago. Congress should admit New Mexico to "The Union of These 115 States." Martin Tieiney, street commission Southern Pacific ; 67 er, last night lot a tine Jersey cow Union Pacific 108 i ior wnien ne. was recently oftered Preferred 80 $125. The cow was apparently in Amalgamated Copper 45 '4 sound health night but U. S. S. steel 224 ITCerefij SFfurry last when 8 2 a Mr. Tierney went to the stable this referred "4 M. MANDELL It Is with deep satisfaction people morning she was In a dying condi- 4"l.l...... f I ...... that the of the country have It is thought may brought home to them that Wall street is apparently without Its former tion. It the animal Chicago. Oct. 23. Cattle receipts, power to to have swallowed a piece of cut wire 25.000. steady to 10 lower. FINE CLOTHING shake the country the roots every time there is a flurry In such as is frequently found In baled Market & FURNISHING stocks. The closing of the doors of one of the companies In Reeves $3.80 i 7.25 ; cows $1.25(iS richest tru.t hay. The number of deaths of ani i i the world yesterday, did not country to 5.15: Texans $3.60 4.40 calves $5.00 affect the more than occasion a mals due to the carelessness of (ft 7.50: westerns $3.30 rd 5.90: mild surprise among those who lead of it. ranchers who allow the cut ends of stock wire to ers $2.5064.60. Of course, there have been no genuine failures on the street of any fall In the hay when baling, sneep receipts sz.tMMi. Market great consequence, as the Institutions which closed their doors are appar- is enormous. steady. Western $3.00 $i 5.70; year- ently solvent, although unable to secure funds in large enough amounts to Thos. McMillin, chief of police, this lings $5.40(1( 6.25; lambs $5.00 'if head off a run. morning received a letter from W. 7.50; western $5.00 7.60. ,' But the fact remains that Wall street Is now pretty much of a little r. MuCaffery, chief of police at kingdom Pueblo, stating that Elwell and (Iilcagn Produce Market. all to Itself, and Its failures and slumps would have to be the Chicago, 23. Close: worst ever to Cordy, the two burglars arrested Oct. make the country at large feel the effectsis keenly as would here last week for robbing three lo Wheat 1.01 : May 1.06. have been the case less than a dozen years ago. cal business houses, had committed Com Dec. May 60. The slumps In stock of the past few days and the unrest of the mar-- several burglaries in that city. Re- Oats Dec. 51Vi; May 53. i ket, amount to little more than a mere flurry In stocks of a few years ago. sides robbing private houses' they op Pork Jan. $14.47; May $14.85. : The trouble appears to be purely local Is among erated in Arcade hotel and got Lard Jan. $8.40; May $8.55 tf that the men on the the 8.57 . atreei and not far reaching In Its effect. away with 1110 in cash, some checks. clothing and Jewelry belonging to lllbs Jan. $7.62; May $7.60. The Indications are that the country at large is well able to bear Its guesta. . own burdens, An opal stud, stolen in Pueb- and that Wall street has lost control of John Smith and lo, was found on one of the men St. IaiiiU Wool Market. i Henry Jones and the other common people. when they were arrested here. St. Louis, Oct. 23. Wool steady. While more unrest is felt in the east than in the west, yet is a Territory and western medium 20dtl there A few Bouth Lamy 19i-23c- ; strong confidence in the prosperous condition country, miles of while 25c; line medium line 17 PSAM of the and such an on train No. 9. ltura Jane Stone, 4i 20c. utter distrust of the manipulators, who are undoubtedly trying to stir things the two months' old baby of Mr. and up, that the country at large is safe. Mrs. Claude Stone died last night. New York Monev Market. Roosevelt has announced that he will continue his policy of fighting The grief-stricke- n parents left the New York, Oct. 23. Prime mer- dishonesty and Wall street, probably for the first time, seems unable to train when they reached Albuquer cantile paper 7 ft" 7 per cent. Money EHig'Ih make good its bluff. que and placed the dead Infant with on call 6 5(9 per cent. We prosose to reduce our Grade The people wise In r . II. Strong to be prepared for bur- are not feeling alarm for the big reserve SM-lte- r country of the ial. Mr. and Mrs. Stone, together St. I.fiuls Market. is In safe hands and in safe and fane businesses, where, upon for- with several relatives were en route New Y'ork. Oct. 23. Lead quiet. Pianos, and during the next ten days mer occasions, It was pretty much at the mercy of unscrupulous stock to San 1)1 man, Cul., where they In- $4.55f( 4.75; copper weak 12(( 12.26, dealers. tend to locale permanently, from silver 61fc,c. at So long as the banking Institutions are their former home In Kansas. They will sell pianos BARGAIN PRICED not effected. It la pretty safe St. Louis, Oct. 23. Spelter dull, that the little rumpus on Wall street won't amount to much o Mr. will leave tonight for their new People. Common home taking the dead baby with $5.30. them. Question Is: you There has been talk of a panic and talk of hard times In some of the HAIR DRESSER AND CHIROPO- The Are interested in eastern papers, but the talk originated In the brains politicians The United States civil service of and the commission announces examina- DIST. country eni ngnt on maraeung crops and livestock and produce, on a an buying' a Piano? you larger scale ever tion to be held November 20, 1907. If are. come and than before. In this city to secure ellglbles to fill Mrs. Bambini, at her parlors oppo- A loss of confidence by In the public the Harrlman-Fls- h class of finan vacancies as they may occur in the site the Alvarado and next door to us. come n see ciers ou i nun me country, so long us our stable business men are on dry po.-itlo- of clerk or carrier In the Sturges' cafe, Is prepared to give First first choice luiiu, miMi-i-i is tne case toauy. postoftice at Albuquerque, N. M. Age thorough scalp treatment, do hair There will be no panic, Wall street or no Wall street. limit is 18 to 45 years. Male appli- dressing, treat corns, bunions and In- cants must lie at least 5 feet 4 growing nails. She gives massage a . In.ha in I... I.. I. uuta nut lifna .1iiictn treatment and manicuring. Mra "If your business Isn't worth advertising, advertise It for sale." says the 125 pounds in weight. It will not be Bambini's own preparation of com- i-- nruiucie-isew- s. les, and sell It and let some other man get in who will necessary to take the medical ex- plexion cream builds up the skin and mane it worm wniie. amination at this time. Applicants Improves the complexion, and Is FSAM should apply at once to either the guaranteed not to be Injurious. She locul secretary at the, potofrlee or also prepares a hair tonic that cures What has become of that Japanese war cloud? asks an exchange. lo the district secretary at Denver, and prevents dandruff and hair fall- tearcn us. Colo., for application blanks i.. . and for ing out; restores life to dead hair; luiiuii in nu ma i lull. removes moles, warts and superfluous It Is no wonder that the St. Louis balloonist now "go up hair. Massage treatment by vibrator and then in STACY AM) CO. IV RVSINESS machines. For any blemish of ths (Q. ILlNDEM the air." AGAIN. IL'ARN FRONT DOOR CMSH) face, call and consult Mra Bambini. ARB ANN rew DAYS. PENDING IN Politicians are taking advantage of Indian summer to whoop It up. VOICE OF OLD STOCK AND AR- DeWltt's Kldneyand Bladder Pills 206 WEST COLD AVENUE RANGEMENT OF Ollt NEW I.IVI." relieve backache, weak kidneys, and Wall street corners have some pretty acute angles. CAIJ. AT SIDE DOOIt OR PHONE inflammation of ths bladder. Sold HI. 825 SOUTH bEOOXD STREET. by J U. O RItlly, 2.1, 1007. 'ALBUQUERQUE EVENING CITIZEZZ. Wednesday, ocTonr.n PAfiK nvH.

I rrrrxxxxxxxi EXXXXXX 000O0AOAO0O0OAOO IfT Bookkeeper, familiar withMlV AlBUQUERQUEANS HARD V mostlltlllllllllintricate systems, wants H evening work. Expert. Address HOLIDA Y GOODS Bookkeeper, care Citizen. it Keep Watch of Our Seven Show Windows HIT BY BURDETTE'S (U t(if tlfll if II Kooplnir step with the proeTClve Drug House of the Country, we are carrying mtcomplete lino of giMl miltablc for BA. J. MALOYE llolitlny. Wedding, and Annlvrrxiiry (.lftn. Ilrllliniit Cut ;ln.s, CLEMT Dnlnty Hand lnint(l Clilnn, Itlrli Leather t.ixxK Dnlnty IVr. oSf! 214 Central Avenue funic In Cut Uan llottlc, Tolhl St.. Shaving Sot., Tollot Waters, limbics. Mirrors nnl Tollel Articles In kIiiieIo tilocifi or set. IlamlU For the Man of the House goods In largo quantities wo arc able to meet any com-ctilio- ii. Inir tlicc Lecture Course May Result In Nothing is more Popu- B - H The place to get any- X. H. Our lroserlptlon and Drug Departments always In charge lar nowadays than a plmrnuieists. Forming of Chautauqua C of ciport registered thing in the line ot the Society Here. Chiffonier or Bache- R famous brand J. M. O' GO. lor's Wardrobe 1 CLUB HOUSE Tht Busiest Drug House Between Denver and Lot Angeles "Handlee" was the apt title of the We show them in all grades, and lecture delivered at the Elks' opera newest patterns, and all desira- CANNED FRUITS house last night by the Rev. Robert ble finishes. J. Burdette, the well known and pop- Trices all the way from R and VEGETABLES jj ular humorist lecturer. A large aud- UNCLE SAM ELKS PREPARING TO ience was present to ISSUES hear what the MAKE YOUXO Inimitable Bob Burdette say Willi THE GROW to OO 1 had to STRONG AXD HEALTHY $10.00 $75. and no one was disappointed In what J A full line always in NEW STYLE OF they heard. The lecturer kept up a good, wholesome, nourishing bread, stock rapid fire of wit, humorous descrip- far better fhan meats, and Just what tions and burlesque pathos for an the childish bodies want with milk hour and a half and when he was Our Prices ARE right VOUCHER through everybody was in such a and fruits. Lots of good, rich, red mellow, good-nature- d condition that blood comes coursing after (he eat You know the goods it was a shame not to have taken up ing of pure wheat, rye or graham a collection for the poor widows and bread from Balling's bake shop. orphans. 308-31- 0 Payees No Longer Have to Reception and Ball Will Fol- The lecture was a sermon of pro- CENTRAL AVENUE test against rubbing the fur the Pioneer Bakery, Receipt For .Money Be- low Friday Night's wrong way; against nerve-rackin- g strenuoslty in business; against the fault-findin- 207 South First St. fore They Get It. Performance. general custom of g and M the preacher ibrought home his ar- M M guments In the most telling manner. IIIIIIIITIIIItllTTItTTlTII He had a story to Illustrate every A new style of voucher has been On Friday night of this week minute phase of his subject and It is Arrangements Completed for Handling adopted by the department of agri- there will be "real doings" at the needless to state that the stories were Bear Hunters culture for all payments made, and Elks' opera hou.--e aside from the funny. He even went out of hu way, employes or this department ana an Primrose minstrel Bhow. The local and stayed out of the way minutes Equip themselves to get the game. persons doing business with the de- Elks have planned a social session of at a time, to do justice to humorous Are you thoroughly equipped In the FRESH MEAT partment congratulating to Home are them the order be held Immediately af- episode, but he always came back hunt for business? Loose Leaf De- In Connection with the former selves In consequence. According to ter the show at which George Prim- serenoly to the theme of "Handles." vices Special Ruling and Blank the old style voucher, employes and rose, who Is one of the antlered fra- He said there was a handle to every- Books Rubber Stamps, Daters, etc., CooKing merchants who sold goods to any ternity In good standing, will be the thing somewhere and that It was a are GROCERY BUSINESS branch of the department, and any guest of honor. All the local brothers matter of policy to get hold of tae .Strictly pay depart- together MODERN OFFICE APPLIANCES EVERYTHING BOTH LINES-BE- ST QUALITY at one entitled to from the with wives, sweethearts handle In handling things. Without that are used In the business hunt. ment for services rendered or by and friends are entitled to be pres- a doubt Mr. Burdette got hold of the Ufio reason of some transaction, had to ent and participate In the informal right handle In carrying the audience We Carry Full sign what was virtually a receipt festivities. A number of the minstrel with him last night. From first to a Line LOiTORI & CO. money re- boys for whicn they haa not will be there with Mr. Primrose last the auditors were kept gurgling H. LITHGOW Columbus ceived. The government was good and It Is expected that they will do and at frequent intervals they would S. for the money, no one doubted that, a little special entertaining. burst into spontaneous applause in yet there was a general dissatisfac AVherever the Primrose Minstrels appreciation of some especially apt Bookbinder Rubber Stamp "xixniiiiinnrxxrixxxniiixixxxxxxxxxxxixxxxxmia Motel tion under the eld system. In pri- go they are received with open arms Illustration. Maker vate business the Idea of signing a by the Elks and this Is not strange Vnlquo Description. Phone 924 312 W. Eold Ave. receipt before the money was forth- for In entertaining the guests, the ,P0C30Otft3C0COt coming Is unheard of. hosts are Invariably treated with an In his burlesque description of his new has been autho- Impromptu performance. All experience in learning to ride a bi- A. C. BFLICKE and JOHN S. MITCIIEEIj Invite The voucher along cycle by the light of the full moon, their friends to mak rized for use In the department of the line the minstrels have been A WARM PROPOSITION New agriculture ."Ince October 1, 1907. playing to fine business, so comes the by his thrilling account of a famous Mexico headquarters at All the payee need ign now is tne report, and it Is said on the best critical last half of the ninth Inning following: "I certify that the above authority that the show deserves all of a ball game between the Chicago These cold mornings and evenings bill Is correct and and pay- the praise It Is receiving. A great and I'hiladelphlas when "old man remind us of warm underwear, Jut that was manager of got The Hollenheck Hotel French ment therefor has not been received. wave of enthusiasm seems to be Anson" the former blankets, and quilts. We have by dilll-cultl- es The bill Is attached to this voucher sweeping the western country In re- team: the delinlation of his them. Before you buy call and com Los Angeles, California and forwarded to headquarters wh&-- e gard to minstrel shows which a few In endeavoring to adjust him- pare quality and price. years ago self to the intricacies of an old fash- A good fleece ribbed garment for the checks ior payment are made teemed to be waning In Tour friendship patronage la appreciated. Courtesy out and sent back. Not until tne popularity. One reason for this Is ioned feather toed at his boyhood women at 25c. others 60c to $1.25. and and navee actually receives payment does the great Improvement In the shows. home In Pennsylvania, and In other Agood fleece ribbed garment for men attention to guetits Is a pleasure to us. Hollenbeck Hotel an Cafs he need to sign a receipt. In this The talent gathered together In a less dramatic incidents he showed 35c, others 50c to $1.25. Children's ever. Location what could be done with English 15c to 40c, as slses. ketter than convenient and desirable. city the forest supervisor's office, the minstrel show of the Primrose order the underwear to Depot beach line cars stop chief forest inspector's office and the is the best that can be procured. The language if one knew how to take Blankets 50c to $10. Quilts $1 to and at the Hollenbeck door. foot-shaker- It by office of the bureau of animal Indus best warblers. the handiest s, the handle. $3.50. try are the government offices af- the funniest comedians who Mr. Burdette also said that it was 0CC0eC00ax0taX3 fected by the new style of voucher, have graduated from the vaudeville as Important to know when to let CASH BUYERS' UNION and besides these, all merchants hav- ranks are signed with the minstrel go of a handle as to take hold and ing dealings with the department. companies and It takes an artist of cited as an illustration the case of 2Z north Second cooxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx . Bread and Cakes high standing to become a member taking the bull by the horns. He of such a company. claimed it was much safer to lake g the bull by a tier-so- n TWENTY-THIR- HI. E. No longer will the ancient Jest the tall for then WILL YOU . ARE GETTING FAMOUS D IT PAY 1-- Cycle Co. could let go when he wished to. Insley2 with venerable whiskers be tolerated to walk down two blocks get a and the Primrose company is alleg- He Inferred that instead of taking and 208 Vct Gold C ed to be supplied with a complete time by the forelock. It were better $28 suit for $17.60, a $22 suit for BICYCLES SPORTING GOODS CONFERENCE OPENS to get Into proper and $14. K0, a $25 overcoat for $16 and set of Jokes the current overcoat $12.50. h That's the Kind Your fresh from the best Joke foundries .In wait for the thing you wanted to a $20 for KEY FITTER REPAIR ANYTHING the country. Moreover the songs drift to you. (He isald he always got E. MAHARAM'S or Credit Mother Was" Seven Churches Represented-- Siier they sing are new; the costumes what ho wanted because lie had Ch liilciidcnt Itlnir I ends llcMrt they wear' are the latest and most learned not to want the things he ate Weet Central Trying to Make Officers Klcctel. startling in the line of minstrel hab- couldn't get. erdashery. The greatest novelty of Yet with all the comedy In his The twenty-thir- d annual confer I he old and popular favorite, George lecture it was In reality a sermon ence of the Methodist Episcopal Primrose himself, who can create urging that people take time to do Fair Sips and Decorations YOU CAN SAVE church In New Mexico opened at the more excitement by the soles of his things well; to do them right and at Edwards & Nickel Lead Avenue Methodist church In feet than a barefooted pickanniny the same time enjoy life. Work well done no delay this city this morning with seven dancing on a red hot stove. It Is the hope of the church broth At prices you can surely pay. A checkings account will not only help you to spend 202 ESs! Central churches represented. George Primrose Is an old 'com-pudr- e" erhood, under whose auspices this State your plan and he will fit It your money economically, but it will also aid you The conference wus formerly open of J. H. o'RIelly of the local lecture course is being given, that the And you'll be glad that ed by Dr. Early Cranston. D. I). LL. lodge. Mr. O'RIelly was a minstrel Idea will eventually develop Into the to save money systematically. I)., oifhop of the isew Mexico con man himself when he was young. establishment of a- chautauque so ference, who arrived from Washing- ciety In this city. STACY DID IT" When you have a record of every cent you pay out ton last night. The conference was riMine 711. 325 South 2nd St. (which you will have, if you pay by check) you organized with the appointing of careful of TERRITORIAL GRAND committees and the election of the CAME iLlFWAY TO will be more your expenditures. following ofticers: OF FATHER A checking account gives you a complete record of Secretary J. C. Rollins, of Albu querque. Consult a Reliable Dentist every cent you spend. You pet a receipt for each JURY MAKES ITS Statistical Secretary (. t. Lucas, ALBUQUEROU E TO BE bill paid. You have safety for your funds and of Alamogordo. COUDERT TO GO for your business Aslsstant secretary t;, Ander- - Full Set of Teeth convenience transactions. on, SudU F. Gold Filling $1.50 op PAY BY CHECK. TVasUITT II. Van Valkenburgh, Gold Crowns $6 S8 FINALJEPORT Las Vegas. TO LAS VEGAS Painless Extracting . . . M)a The morning session closed with the reading of the annual report of THE BANK OF COMMERCE Rev. JJ. IJ., superin middle-age- d Samuel Rlair, Two people called at ALL WORK AnsOLUTKLT Albuquerque, New Mexico. The territorial grand Jury made its tendent of Kngllsh missions of the the parsonage of the Congregational GUAR ' final report yesterday afternoon, cov- Methodist Episcopal church in New church this morning and presented The remains of Father J. M. Cou-der- t, ANTEED. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $200,000 ering the work of the two days of Mexico. Rev. Marsh, pastor of the Congre- for thirty years priest at Ber- the adjourned session, which 'began The following ministers were pres- gational church, with a marriage li nalillo, are in a local undertaking es- on Monday, The report was as fol- ent at the opening session: cense issued at the Bernalillo coun tablishment being prepared for ship- lows: Dr. Samuel Blair, D. D., superin- ty court house to Mrs. Mary M. ment to Las Vetfas, where they will In the District Court of the County tendent of jNew Mexico English mis- Shields, of Oakland, Cal., and John be permanently burled. Father Cou-de- rt of Bernalillo, in the Territory of sions. D. Hart, of Kansas City, Mo. They passed away at Bernalillo two C. New 'Mexico, at the September Dr. J. C. Rollins, of First Metho- were quietly married and returned yenrs ago nt an advanced age. He F. Allen term, 1907, sitting for the trial of dist church, Albuquerque. to their upartments at the Savoy ho- came to America forty years ago and causes arising under the laws ol Rev. C. F. Lucas, First Methodist tel. ad charge of the parish at Berna-liu- o Hotel Palace Galvanized Cornices, said Territory: Episcopal church. Alamogordo. Mrs. Hart was seen by a reporter several years before the rail- DRS. COPP and PETTTT. Ski A. Judge of Rev. H. D. Haddington, of El came to the Rio Grande valley. To the, Hon. Ira Abbott, thirty minutes after the marriage road ROOM 12. X. T. ARM I BI.DG. Itrhfc VfAffc sat a oun: Paso. ceremony, but refused to discuss It, His hospitality and his reminiscences JO klIIIW VIWV The grand jurors for said county Rev. J. A. Oesslnger, pastor of further than to say that they were of the early days of New Mexico were Cor. Gold Ave, & 1st St. and Storage at the said term of the district court. First Methodic Episcopal church, married and would go to Kansas memories which most visitors to TAKE TIME BY THE FORELOCK respectfully submit this report as to El 1'aso. City to live. Mr. Hart is a busi- Bernalillo brought away with them Tanks, the business transacted Dy tnem at Rev. H. Van Valkenburgh. of the ness man of Kansas City. when visiting the place during his (lie Is Bald Behind.) Hot the adjourned session of the grand Firt Methodist Episcopal church of Mr. Hart and Mrs. Shields arriv- life-tim- e. His death was mourned Cleanest Rooms In the City Air furnacfljv beginning October 21, 1907. Las Vegas. In city regis- by the entire Catholic church of the lurv Murray, pastor of ed the last night, and Following We have been In session two days Rev. John II. tered at the Savoy hotel. .Mrs. Shields southwest. his death his :: Roofing, had before us thirty-on- e First Methodist Episcopal church of remains were temporarily burled at Tin and have was accompanied lv two boys one ago body witnesses, and have returned into Roswell. probably 13 years old and the other Bernalillo. A few days the Owen Dinsdall, Trop. Guttering, etc. court ten Indictments. Rev. C. E. Anderson, rastor St. 10. This morning they called at the was disinterred and brought to this Kegarding the coal Investigation, Paul's Methodist Episcopal church court house and in a very business city to be prepared for permanent the district attorney has reported to of Santa Fe. like way asked for a marriage li burial at Las Vegas. General Jobbing ua that he has transmitted the for Ulshop Earl Cranston. D. D. LL. cense. She gave her age as being mer report of this grand Jury touch- D.. presiding bishop, residence, 37 01. TO It. Washington, D. C. and he TOO LATE CLASSIFY. MattresHos niado over at Clias. ing this matter to the chairman of Kcppclcr's 817-1- 0 South Second. the Interstate commerce commission, Ministers reprsentlng twelve or FOR SALE The finest hot tamales The proper time to consider the seri- It you want anything on earth, you 305 West Gold and also to the attorney general of fifteen other churches are expected In city, also con carne ous consequences of long continued to evening. SAVES THE thP chill oat It thrnnirh th. want columns the United States, and we trust that arrive this COM 4 08 West Tljeras Eye btrain is of The Evening Cltlsen, We get re thin will lead to a thorough Investi coal business of this WANTED To buy a small meat NO W sults. JTXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX gation of the Block, scales, saws, The highest authorities declare that enu vitia- TUCSON market outfit. UU ix-- r territory to tne wiai unj POLICEJOURT DAYJOR cleavers, knives, etc., except ice 75 to cent of all lieodaciies tion of the statutes will be corrected aro due to Eye Strain. It Is one of 4 tr and-propc- box. or address, B. B., I ill i r punishment meted out to 'all the most common symptoms but rt i all guilty parlies. Henry Blasky, a baker by trade. Eleven innings to a tie Is the kind zen otllce. there are many others. tome in pariors previous report of base ball that is being played at evi- Ex- ueauiy Referring to our Ran arraigned before Police Judge , FOUND Elaborate set plans and let us explain your case. oi inu rum-,.i.,.i- ni $10 Tuc-on- and some of the erstwhile belonging to or COAL 120 South Fourth St. regarding the violations Craig this morning and fined for dently machinist amination Free. u heir to state that being drunk and disorderly. Brownies are appearing in the lime- plumber, owner can secure same AMEMCAN lilXKTt. this grand Juryi' have received several A man named Paul Lauck was light both for good and bad. Little by paying for this aa. C. H. CARNES, O. D. CiatRXLIiOS LUMP. Ilalr Dresilo( Fetal Msnsfs of complaint that R..y t'orhan saved the d;iy for Tucson Shimpooiag unsigned letters WANTED A competent woman for V. Central Ave. Plione 453. Etectrolotls the law is not enforced. We have Three boys, who were arrested In on Monday by tying the score with a tit Scalp TrettsMSi general housewoik, no or TINDER-WEA- R Maakarlnf nlsui received 'etler signed "James the Santa Fe yards last night, were single that scored two runs. Crable washing CHILDREN'S WINTER ANTHRACITE to made a dumb play la the eleventh ironing, eooi! wages. Annlv be AT Chlldrts's Hair Csttkig Crosby," bui ha.'o been unable arraigned before Police Judge Craig 3 REDVCED PIUCIX, TO any uch person in morning of vag- - Inning with a man on the base by tween 1 and o'clock to Mrs. A. CIAM; OCT THE KIXM'K. MRS. M. Furnace, find or locate tills on the charge allowing pitcher to put one over Rosenwald, 713 West Copper ave. Mixed. We manufacture all kinds this city. The sheriff s omce report; the C. WlliiOX, 2ii WEfcT GOLD. of Ladies' Hair Goods. Com unable to lo boys bumming the third strike when he was off Nut. that they have been each. The have been got two CI.F,AN OAS OOKK. plete line of Hwltchea, Pompa- cate the said "James Crosby' afte way me country unu his balance. Corhan hits In Wigs, ineir - niuunu , , dours, Puffs, etc. &V i 1 In A IViii.ii,.. ,wi i rn u il (11 . the g.inie and one, out of 8M1TII1NC1 COAU a t nrml sonrnH nt the cltV. ,1 111,1. . 111UU'U11UD a , ar ..., Frantz KEAL cvuminpd wit j i - flight hits ni:iile. I'orhjtn and Vrnnt N ATI V K KINDLING. HAIK NETS w vjn'o all of the Ttie trio has evidently been accus- errors, WE FILL Sanitary French Hair Rolls. nesses brought before us. but have tomea to putting..I tip ai city jaiisJt, i"i each had two the first out of B. RUPPE ron cash oxlv. The new pomp Wave. All been unable to obtain evidence suf- Vim. ,n rundbrn ftw r.rl.nn live chance anf the second out of PRESCRIPTIONS RIGHT shades to be worn under the to finding of In- by seven chances. The game was against ficient warrant the bars and amused themselves on hair Instead of ruffing one's dictments. singing In the cell immediately af- Douglas and was called account '203 WEST RAILROAD AVE- own novelties In back aid now of darkness In the eleventh inning and Having concluded all work ter being sentenced. The youngest At Consistent NUE NEXT TO BANK OF combs. to be Is 14 years score 3 to 3. WOOD before us, we respectfully ask of the three, who only excused from further attendance, of age, said his home was In Butte, The batteries were: Tucson, Reesr Prices COstMERCL. j TELEPHONE II. and ftnallv discharged. Montana, and that he was making Hnd Allen; Douglas, Walters and J Mr. and Mrs, James Slaughter, MBLVIULE K. SUMMERS. his way about the country shining Carr. Foreman. The first game Monday was be- Preprietors shoes. tween Phoenix and Hermosllla. W. II, IIAHN & GO. CO- Phoenix won by a score of 9 to 0. XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXA IH"TC1I U'X(H. 1NC1 DANCK. IHNCE AT 'TTJIIXIXIIIXXXXXXXIXXIXlXITIIUXXITIXIIIXXIXXXXIirTT DINNER AND LOMBO IIM.Ij KATI RDAY Nir.HT. Batteries: Phoenix. Clarke and Bay- the Manger-ln- o. The Ladies' Aid society of GFNTI.EMKX 50c. LADIES FULlE. lies; Hermoillo, Gllroy and THE RELIANCE ELECTRIC COMPANY g It many Presbyterian church will give a din- o A Quick and Safe Remedy for ltowel and recommended it times dutch lunch In the Ooiuputliit. and the results have never yet disap- ner at noon, and a Art squares, $3 and up. Futrelle Twenty years ago Mr. Geo. W. pointed me." Mr. Brock is publisher evening, from B to 8 o'clock, Friday, Co. Rubber overshoes, damp feet will 19 Furniture o you to an early grave. wise SKILLED WO KMKN FINK STOCK Brock diKCovered that Chamberlain's of the Aberdeen, Md.. EnterprlMt Nov. 22. in the parlors of the Presby- walk It's by druggists. terian church. Everybody invited. WE II WE MOV III) Ol'K OFFICE to keep your feet dry with our WORK GUARANTEED Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Reme- For sale all o All sizes for men, dy was a quick and safe cure for TWO IHMUtS WEST. MMtlXtiEU rubber. 502 West Central Telephone 131 "During of SubHcrib Fu-trel- le C. May's bowel complaints. all lor Tte Ctttzeo and gnfc from-$3.- up. NOW tli) GOLD women and children. shoe Bed steads 0 and TKN"'K.t 'X West Central avenue. X these years," he cays, "I have used tbf sews. Furniture Co. AVKNIK. tore, 3H ITITTTTtTTrriTTItTTTTTITIIITTITIIIIirnilTIIIIIIIIIl vnv. KTX. ALBTTQTTEHQmS KVEMHQ CITIZEN. WEDNESDAY, ooronEn 23, 1007.

of a lonf of bread rather than ad Wl'l'U AMrjJJ MEANS vance the price. While the farmer and the broker profit the consumer AND UNSURPASSED FACILITIES HARDWOOD SURE DEVELOPMENT WHEAT IS BALLOONING AND will pay the price.

Wll-f- j HVIM) BIG NEW hotel at tuccmoari. BREAD WILL TAKE A FLIGHT Aninrillo Mnn is ITooportlnir For a BANK OF COMMERCE of ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. HOW EASILY WORK ON AT IaniuIoii l r tlio w Ilwtnlry In Thriving Town. Tucumcarl. N. M.. Oct. '23. F: E. Record, a hotel man of Amarlllo, Is EXTENDS TO DEPOSITORS EVERT ntOrEIl ACCOMMODATION here for the purpose of securing a site for a (50.000 hotel. The loca- AND SOLICITS NEW ACCOUNTS. NED mm tion has not been definitely deter- mined, but will likely be in block , CAPITAL $150,000.00 eight of the Russell addition on Main street. The plan as we have Officers and Directors: Companies Bis been able to get It Is a sixty-two-roo- m furniture Makers Find Operating at brick building with all mod- SOLOMON LUNA, president. ern Improvements. stltutes as Good as bee Devoting Attention W. 8. 8TRICKLER, W. J. JOHNSON, MINER KILLED BY Real Article. to That Feature. TRAIN AT IXHTGLAS. Vic President and Cashier. Assistant Oasbler. IVmIv Supposed to Bo That of Frank WILLIAM McXNTOSH, J. C. BALDRIDGE, No t of men appreciate the Hisbee. Ariz.. Oct. 23. The big op A. Brown. Who Itoremtly Iiv of the timber supply question erating companies of Hhe Hlsbee dis ed in rrrwoott. A. M. BLACKWELL O. E. CROMWELL. more than those engaged In the trict are devoting most of their at 23. A man, manufacture of furniture and surely tention at the present time to devel- Douglas, Ariz., Oct. industry Is prepared to opment and prospecting on new supposed to be Frank A. Brown, no better work who had the general appearance of meet the condition of the lumber ore bodies. Shipments to the various appears, re- market than they. Furniture manu- irnelters have been maintained at the a miner, and who. It facturers have realized for some nm mat standard considering that no cently worked at Frescott, was kill- Tears that a pinch In the hardwood work Is being done on Sundays. ed at Cos Station, on the Nacozarl market Is sure to come, and they The Copper Queen management is railroad, yesterday, while endeavor- MONTEZUMA have succeeded admirably In coping directing attention towards the work ing to steal a ride. TRUST CO. with .the situation by the economical ing out or the plan rormulated some use of material by the practice of time ago to entirely change the IIAIR DRESSER AND CTlUItOPO-DDT- T. veneering, and the successful Imita- method of taking ore from the mines. tion of the highest price hardwoods, Such a radical change in the system ALBUQUERQUE NEW MEXICO t the same time keeping up the wiii require a vast amount of work, Mrs. Bamh'nl, at ner parlors oppo- .standard of their product. but already several of the drifts con- site the Alvarado and next door to During the last few years the necting the outlying shafts with the Sturges' cafe. Is prepared to glv Treat Increase In the price of hard- Sacramento have been pushed ahead thorough scalp treatment, do hair woods used In the manufacture of to a considerable extent. Changes on dressing, treat corns, bunions and In- Capital and surplus. $100,000 furniture has created a strong de- the surface at the Copper Queen have growing nails. She gives massage wood which can be used also been made. OjrrtVn. Mrs, mand for - J. Armour. "iAieky Jim" Patten. treatment and manicuring. In imitation of high-price- d hard- At the Calumet & Arizona and 8u- com- Chicago. III., 22. you abroad, of more than Bambini's own preparation of woods. The two woods that are Derlor A Pittsburg properties devel Oct. If are an increase plexion cream builds up the skin and most often successfully Imitated are opment work and prospecting Is be- - a farmer and have a granary full bushels over the correspond- Is of you be ing period year. Improves the complexion, and mahogany and oak. particularly the In nushed ahead, while snipmcnis wheat ought to happy. It of last guaranteed not to be Injurious. She oak In the golden .and to the smelters at Douglas are being Is going up, up, up. Within the next "If the price advance continues it quartered few also prepares a hair tonic that cures darker finishes. Almost without ex- maintained at about the normal weeks it may reach $1.25 or even will be automobiles for the farmers fall- ception, the manufacturer markets amount. Main attention Is being higher. who hold on to their wheat. Corn and prevents dandruff and hair INTEREST ALLOWED ON SAYINGS DEPOSITS Imitations either as Imitations paid to the opening up of new ore This Is .the prediction of a promi and oats are advancing also." ing out; restores life to dead hair; these Is being nent In the ad- removes moles, warts and superfluous or under some registered trade name, bodies and no special effort board of trade operator An Immediate result of by and does not pretend to deceive his made toward the increase of pro- wneai. vanced .prices will be suffering for hair. Massage treatment vibrator customers. duction at the present time owing to (Meantime the family man will feel the poorest classes of the larger machines. For any blemish of ths Imitations Used. the un?ettled condition of the the effects of standing between the cities. Bakers will reduce the weight face, call and consult Mrs. Bambini. For imitating mahogany, cherry farmer and the speculator. Flour Is was formerly used almost entirely, From the Shattuck regular ship novering already around the highest o but the diminished supply and the ments are being made, but at the figure reached In years, 16.60 a bar increased price of this wood have Denn the management Is holding the rel. Big dealers say they will not led the manufacturers to seek a ore at the property. Changes which be surprised If it sells in carload wood which would lend itself more have been In progress for some time lots for 6. 75. readily to the stain than cherry and, on the surface are being completed. During the market advance of the NATIONAL BANK at the same time, show the grain In the western. end of the district last two weeks a spectacular (battle FIRST and hold the gloss. For these rea- oie was discovered on a group oi between J. Ogden Armour and sons birch, especially curly birch, claims belonging to J. Kelly and F. "Lucky Jim" Patten has added to ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO maple, beech and gum are extensive- Ftazee, In close proximity to the Bls-be- e the frenzied excitement of the wheat ly used for all parts of furniture. Extension. The discovery was pit. For years the Armour Interests Kven in the better grades of mahog- made very near the surface, but the have controlled the wheat situation. OmCM AND DIRECTOR any furniture, birch and maple stain- property Is as yet In an undeveloped In the middle west. Temporarily ed to a mahogany finish are often state. It Is the Intention of the own- their hold seems endangered. JOSHUA a RATNOlaDS ..,..Prs14m1 ued for the posts and frames, while ers to prosecute work steadily. Armour has sold short consistent- X. W. FLOURXOT Vies PrMidral Kenulne mahogany, In the form of At the Wolverine & Arizona me ly Brokers' estimates place him FRANK MeKU Cashlw veneer Is used for panels, tops and incline on the ore body Is being driv- short at present from 16.000,000 to rolls. en with satisfactory results, while at 20,000,000 bushels. His paper losses Cream K. A. VROIT Assistant Csshlw In making Imitation quartered oak, the American-Sa- g naw It Is tne in aggregate approximately $1,000,000. B. F. &ATNOLDI Dlrsete any tention to do a considerable amount Still the .price Is advancing. aimost wood can be used, since of pres- lu this case, the original grain of the of diamond drilling south the Armour has put aside precedent U. M. ent shaft In the hope that a more In his fight. Under similar condi- DKROITORV wood la first covered with a "filler" carrying on Baking and then the quartering is printed on advantageous point for tions it Is the usual custom of brok- Powder. AmthorlM4 CapIUl , tSOMM.M operations can be located. go in dark Ink 'by the impression of ers to close out their trades and P&M Up Capital. Surplus and Profits by On the whole the local situation Is short again "at the market." There t2M.00.M .actual quartered oak rolls or a encouraging, probably transfer from quartered oak prepar--d most and has are a score or more of little fellows Depository (or Atch lies, Topeka k SaoU F iallwsy Company by special processes. The kinds been le?s affected by the slump in the who would make $5,000 to $15,000 If (For half a century American housewives have price of copper than any other dis he would do that. But he refuses. of wood commonly used for this me work are birch, maple, poplar and trict in tne country, in ract oniy He is holding on like grim death at jfound Dr. Price's Baking Powder guaran- plain sawed oak. Afler the wood appreciable Influence the slump has an automobile race. a fcas been finished and polished, the had has been to direct the energies "The reason for the high price," Imitation appears so real that only of the big producers towards the said a member of one of the big tee of light, sweet, pure and wholesome food.' Ma expert can detect the difference. prospecting ol new ore bodies, and brokerage firms, "is the falling off Other Wood. prosecution of development work, of the visible supply and the enor- TThere are certain woods used In which was necessary. mous exports. Every European coun- tarnlture construction which are ex- - The reverbatory furnace at tne try is demanding more wheat and tifmely expensive, owing to ths dlffl Conner Queen plant In Douglas, more flour. Since July 1 more than Makes the perfect biscuit, cake and bread. culty of obtaining pieces with a good which has JUBt been started up, Is a 63,000,000,000 bushels have gone .grain of sufficient else for working. new smelting process whlcn has been WHEN YOU WANT Buch a wood for Instance Is Circas installed for the more economical sian walnut. This wood, which comes handling of the very fine ores and from the Ural mountains, is largely flue dust which la saved from the used In the form of veneers for chair converters. With the fine ores and backs, panels and tops in bed room flue dust, the converter slag is also suites, table tops, etc., the balance of fed Into the reverbatory furnace. MONEY the piece of furniture being com .posed either of Amercan or black TO AILIXQ WOMEN. walnut, (natural finish) or of satin CAREFULLY LOOKED AFTER walnut, commonly known as red A Little Sound Advice Will Help DEPOSIT YOUR FUNDS IN THE gum. This red gum, while it does Many a Sufferer In Albuquerque. not often show the beautiful grain Nothing New Under the Sun of the panel, la so neao. the color of No woman can be healthy and well atn Circassian walnut that only If the kidneys ars sick. Poisons that lese scrutiny can detect the differ pass off in the urine when the kidneys STATE NATIONAL BANK ence in the wood. are well are retained in the body when the kidneys are sick. Kidneys ALBUQUERQUE MISS MARIA ALDKRETCTE and bladder get inflamed and swol- Solomon says there is nothing new under the sun, and AN OCTOBER BRIDE. len, crowding the delicate female or- .lleoomr! Wife of Iiorpnao Guttorres gans nearby and sometimes displac- Solomon is an authority. He may have done some things Velilinjf Takes I 'luce at ing them. This is the true cause of Guadalupe Churvli many bearing-dow- n pains, lameness, satisfac- Couple. backache, sldeache, etc. Uric pois- that were somewhat shoddy, but it has never been oning also causes headaches, dizzy Santa Fe, N. M.. Oct. 2S. Guada spells, languor, nervousness and rheu- torily proven that he ever misrepresented. lupe church was the scene of a very matic pain. pretty wedding at 8 o'clock Tuesday When suffering so, try Doan's Kid- morning when Miss Marie Alderette ney Pills, the remedy that cure sick GROSS, KELLY & CO., INC. and Lorenzo Gutierrez, an estimable kidneys. You will get better as the young couple of this city, were uni- kidneys get better, and health will ted in the holy bonds of matrimony. return when the kidneys are well. the ceremony being performed by Let an Albuquerque woman tell you the pastor. Rev. Adrian Raoeyrolle. about Doan's Kidney Pills. Following the marriage the bridal Mrs. H. Adair, of 8 IT South Edith Conceded, then, that he knew what he was talking about party repaired to the home of the street. Albuquerque, N. M.. says: Wholesale Grocers bride's parents at 216 Agua Frla "Whether my symptoms indicated street, where a wedding breakfast kidney trouble or not, I was not when he made that statement, how do you account for the was served and an informal recep certain, but nevertheless from read- tion held. ing about Doan's Kidney Pills I was queer things that bob up now and then that nobodyever Wool, Hide and Pelt Dealers given a desire to try them to see if Are you looking for somernlngT Re- they would not afford me at least member the want columns of The some relief from ths pain between saw before ? Evening Citizen are for your especial and just below the shoulder blades. benefit, it talks to tns people ana While on my feet or stirring around, ALBUQUERQUE AND LAS VEGAS they talk to you. I did not feel the slightest Inconven- ience, but when I would sit down, the The management of the Arizona pain would assert Itself and et times territorial fair Is sending notices to was very severe. The use of one box 3e outside towns relative to the of Doan's Kidney Pills brought relief necessity of making early shipments that warrants my having a high ap My dear Sir, they are all merely new combinations of old GROSS, KELLY & CO., INC. of all ores Intended for entry in tne preciation of medicine. mineral exhibit. All ores are to be this marked, so For sale by all dealers. Price 60 things. You can't even think of a really new thing. Try carefully boxed and that cents. Foster-Mllbur- n Co.. Buffalo, they may be identified upon arrival agents and they should reach Phoenix not New York, sole for the United to think of a new animal. To save your soul, you can't O0X0O0KDK)O0000 later than November 1. so that they States. "OLD ItULIABUD." ESTABLISHED 1171. may be classified and installed. Remember the name Doan's and take no other. No. 25 help thinking of legs and eyes and teeth and tails, which L. are all old and well known things. Try something else. E, PUTNEY O C DRIVES OUT THE WHOLESALE GROCER RHEUMATISM FLOUR, GRAIN AND PROVISIONS "The catis! of Rheumatism is a sour, acid condition of the blood, brought Carrtos th. Urc.st and Most BxcIusIto Stock of SUdIo Orocsrl.a .a about by indigestion, chronic constipation, and the accumulation in the The Albuquerque Citizen doesn't claim to have discovered la Us Southwest eystera of refuse matter which the natural diminutive organs have failed to carry out. This refuse or waste matter ferments and sours, generating uric something elementally new, but they have somel fellows acid which is absorbed into the blood and distributed to all parts of the body, FARM AND FREIGHT WAGONS and Rheumatism gets possession of the system. One may also be born slick around the place who are mighty at hanging! the old ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. with a predisposition or tendency to Rheumatism, because like all blood dis- RAILROAD AV2NCTL eases it can be transmitted from parent to child. The aches and pains of things together in new and taking ways. They'd fix you OfttK)0KMO000K)fK0K) the disease ere only symptoms which you may scatter or relieve with lini- ments, plasters, blisters, etc.. or deaden with omatcs. Aa mnn however up an ad that would make even Solomon himself have some as such treatment is left off or there is any exposure to cold or dampness, oi after an attack of indigestion or constipation, the wandering pains, sore doubts about the old proverb. uiu.i uu jumis, anmenuer places on the nesti return, and the sufferer - Comfort - Security finds that he has merely checked the symptoms while the real cause of the Convenience disease remains in the blood. Rheumatism can never be cured while the blood remains saturated with irritating, uric acid xison, :S. S. S. cures Rheumatism by driving the cause out of the blood. It thor- , Tb telephone makes the The telephone presefref oughly cleanses People Do Read Our Advertisements the blood and renovates the circulation by neutralizing' the .fatles tighter, the oares less jour health, proton Ha . acids and expelling all foreign matter from the system. S. S. S. stimulates ,t and invigorates the blood so that instead of a weak, sour stream, constantly Aren't You Act Yourself? and the worries fewer. and protects pon depositing acrid and corrosive matter in the muscles, joints, nerves and guilty of the 'uours, iuc ooay is sootnea ana nourisnea by rich, health-sustainin- g blood, which completely and permanently cures Rheumatism. . S. S. S. is composed TOO NEL 'A TELEPHONE IN TOUR HOME t a.-- J t t : i . . . ' . i win, rri us ana uurKS wuicn posst ss Dom puniywg ana tonic properties just what is needed in every case of Rheumatism. TWif on UhHimitiin. THE COLORADO TELEPHONE CO. and medirxd advice Iree. TZ SWIIT SPZCXX CO.. ATLANTA. GA, IWEONKSOAY, OCTOnEll S8, 1W7. ALBUQUERQUE EVENING CIYIZEN. TMnK FrTK7t.

"ME ROLLICKING GIRL"

TUESDAY, OCT. 29

"The Rollicking Olrl," which ha gained the record as being one of THE NEW the prettiest, laughter creating, and I? catchy musical attractions on tour CLASSIFIED ADS this season. Is the pleasing announce- ment for the Klks' opera house on CRYSTAL TAEATRE October 29th. This Jolly musical melange has D. H. CORDIER. Manager. gained Its reputation principally for the quality of Its music and legiti- THEY REACH MORE PEOPLE DAILY YOU SEE mate comedy. The musical hits In THAN CAN IN A MONTH the productions are many, and Week of October 21 whistled the country over. There Is a certain effervescence, snap and go WM. O. ROGER. to the piece, and a consistent and Baritone. pleasing story running through the STANTON and 8ANOBERQ, FOR RENT WANTED OPPORTUNITIES Comedians. PHYSICIANS BUSINESS CARDS MX FOR RENT Newly furnished cor- WANTED A girl for general house-'wor- k. PERSOXAIi PROPERTY LOANS. W. M. SHJ3UDAX, M. D. Now Movlvg Picture V ner room. Electric lights and bath. Apply 315 South Third tit. I XI? .19 per month. No health seekers. WANTED Sacks al Uann's coal Homeopathic Physician and Surgeon P. CftLv, i 19 West Central. yard. Matteucci THE WAQ8, MONEY to LOAN Occidental FUK KENT Hoard and lodging for WANTED Table boarders. life Bunding. Sketch Artist, four gentlemen at 123 a month. 607 Telephone. 88. r.RBT CLASS SHOEMAKKft and 616 West Coal avenue. South Second street. On Furniture, Pianos, Organi AND r asm 7V 3 WANTED Boarders, good Horses, Wagons DR. II. Ii. HCST REPAIRER BILLY BEBAU A CO. FOU KENT Nice furnished room. meals, and other Chattels 707 South Third street also on WAR-HOU- 1024 North Second street. SALARIES AND SE Physician and Surgeon ORtKN rmjONT. WANTED TO BUV, driving horse; RECEIPTS, as low as 114 tea North firs Chance of bill every Monday and k mm FOH KENT Good rooms on car A. Montoya, 216 West Oold. Thursday. line. 601 South Third. and as high as 1100. Loans ar Rooms 6 A 7, N. T. Armljo Building. WANTED Boys 14 to 16 years old quickly made and strictly prlvaU IiAriiett' Souvenir Matinees Taoa-la- y FOH KENT Fine front room with at the American Lumber Co. Dlt. SOLOMON L. BURTON. and lViilays, afternoon. private porch. No invalids. 41 Time: One month to on year given Highland Livery South Third street. WANTED Position by competent Oooda remain In year fiossesslon stenographer. Address, P. O. Box Physldnn and Surgeon. RAtrnnnng nxtrta FOK KENT Three large front 389. Our rates are reasonable. Call an Highland office, 610 South Walter : rooms, modern, with breakfast see us before borrowing. street. Phone 1030. Phone 5B6. 11 3hn c.,.,--. AdmlHHlon 409 West Hunlng avenue. WANTED A girl for general house-wro- k. THE LOAN Baddle horses a specialty. Um Matlneo Mrs. Hopewell, 619 HOUSEHOLD CO. drivers In city. ... 10 and 20c FOR RENT Furnished rooms with West Steamship tickets to and from a DRS. BROXSON A R RON SON the Proprietors Copper "Sadie," Evening JO, or without board. 823 South Third avenue. the plcnlo warm. ... 20A30c parts of the world. nomenpathle Physicians Sur- street. WANTED Fine dressmaking at and reasonable rates. 613 South Third Rooms I and 4, Grant Bids FOR KENT Three handsome rooms street. 103 H West Railroad Are. geons. Over Yann's Drug more. food locality. No Invalids. 622 PRIVATE Phone. Office and Res., 28. rweat Lead avenue. WANTED Your old hats and suits OFF1CH8. SCHWARTZMAN & WITH Geo, Prim to make like new. Albuquerque Open Evenings. roses FOR RENT Nice room and board car. 1 at 615 East Central avenue, best Matters, in tne DENTISTS $7 In the city; prices reasonable. WANTED Olrl for general house-wor- k. Meat, Poultry Apply (11 South Second and Fish FOK KENT Nice room and board street. DR. J. E. KRAFT at 616 East Central avenue. Beat REAL MINSTRELS In the city. Price reasonable. WANTED Ladles desiring new fall ESTATE BARGAINS Dental Surgery. 211 W. Central, Tel. 928 A Scene In "Tlio Roltlcklnir Girl.' TO LET Established rirst class bar styles In millinery to call on Miss Rooms ft and S, Barnett Building, Crane, 612 North Second street Over O'RIclly's Drug privilege to responsible party. Best Millinery store. "The Rollicking Girl" that Is seldom location in city. Address, X. and dressmaking parlors. FOU SALE. Appointmen- t- made by mail. round in this class of the Also apprentices wanted. Phone entertainment Y. Z Citizen. Six Phone 744. Headed by Ame- That clever German comedian 944. room house. West New Up-to-Da- te bnlta Edwards, is the principal FOH RENT Modern rooms and York avenue 2,500 EDMUND J. ALGER, D. D. 8. Styles fun board, (25 per month. Mrs. Eva WANTED 40 head of horses for 4 rica's Greatest maker In his humorous character winter pasture, 80 acres of first room aboltc, iron roof, lot AT LOW- - PRICES-LADIE- wig-make- r, L. Craig, 602 South Second street, study of the funny and class alfalfa pasture at Alameda. 90x100, Mountain rood, Office hours, 9 a. m. to 12:30 p. m. u is a rarity wnen comedians are upstairs. nenr car line. 1,500 1:30 to 5 p. m. TAILORING. Singing and Good water, good fence. Terms. 5 room Appointments ottered so much scope for contlnuou FOR RENT Bush Ranch, one mile $1.60 per month. Address. Brill & cement bouse, Srtl made by mall. And Dancing laughter in a part as Mr. Edwards 1 north of Old Town, 5 acres under Ross. Box Albuquerque. word 2,000 300 West Central Ave. Phone 450. DRESSMAKINC cultivation, 443 4 room frame, able to extract in this role. house partly furnished, WANTED By private party, corner lot, MISS CRANE Rollicking 'Plenty 01 to buy 3rd ward 1,100 mi MM. eeeomd-fho- n Comedian "The Girl," the title rruit trees and out build' 2nd hand book cases, piano, boys 0441 role of which Is played by Llla Blow, lngs. bicycle, 8 room frame, 2 lots, close LAWYERS Its large company, - also want to engage sten- In 3,000 and which enlov- FOR RHNTOR SALE The Mlnne" ographer, also a capable woman W. L. TRIMBLE & CO. ed the phenomenal run of 250 nights spoils House, 44 rooms, all fur 5 room brick, modern, cor- lasi season at me Herald Square solicitor. I also want to find a ner lot, 2ml ward 2,050 R. W. D. BRYAX nlshed. Can be run as a hotel and man manage sys- IJVERT. '; theatre. New York City, is sure to rooming prop able to telephone 5 room fiume, 4tli ward, SALE, FEED AND Geo. H. Primrose house. Best paying tem. Address, A. B. C, Citizen e. Attorney at Law. TRANSFER prove tne musical treat of Manage erty In Albuquerque. For terms corner 1,500 STABLES. With Own Grent Company Matson'g Throe room brick, Fourth His of write or call on me at El Paso, Office, Flrxt National Bank Building, Horses and Mules Bought tno world s Levullmr Mlnistrel Texas, general delivery, C. D. WANTED Able bodied, unmarried ward 1,400 Aiuuquerquc, and Entertainers. men, between ages of 21 and 35; One of the swHlewt re4- - rt. ai. changed. Warde. citizens of United States, of good dencosj lit town 7,500 PEOPLE SO ELKS OPERA HOUSE FRIDAY character and temperati habits, The bent vacant bun! news E. W. DOlkSON BEST TOURNOUT8 IN THE CITTf 50 corner In Same Great Company and Production FOR SALE who can speak, read and write Albuquerque. Attorney at Second Street, between Railroad anai Presented Six Weeks in New English. 1""or Information apply to Hoe me for price. law. Copper Arenue. AND SATURDAY EVENINGS Recruiting Officer, 203 E. Central Six room brick, modern, York. clone In 8,250 Office Cromwell Block, X. B. Mr. Primrose will post 1 lively FOR SALE Two lots on corner. A Ave., Albuquerque, New Mexico. Alubquerque, N. M. acocar. bargain, $260. Dale Realty Co., Seven room brick, ' mod- Don't Forget mo noutn Hroaaway. ern 8,500 The The World's Grandest and Best Five-roo- m Randies from two to 200 IRA M. ALBUQUERQUE On next Friday evening the stage FOR SALE modern SALESMEN acres. BOND PLANING MILL Prices 75o $1. $1.5 Of the Elks' onera hornu will ho . house, most fashionable district In city. Cheap B. N. Tots in all parts of town. Attorney Law. Seats on Rale scene of the genuine up to date mtn- - if sold at once. 30-ac- at THIS OLDEST at Mnfrnii's Wednes- Citizen. WANTED Salesmen, to sell our alfalfa ranch with- MUX IN THE CTTT. day, Oct. 23, at 9 o'clock. in a few blocks Pensions, When In need of sash. door, framed and his big minlstrel company FOR SALE: 102 Armljo Avenue, two advertising signs, calendars, ther- of Oie Land Patents, Copyrights, eto. Screen Night and Matinee of mometers, fans, goods, etc. Mtrcet car line 4,500 lAvcaia, urtrer ratenia, xraae work a specialty. Ml comedians, singers, dancers mu houses; barn, etc. 32,000, $1,600, leather eo-ac- ro South and Finest Bide line out. Write for alfalfa ranch five Marks. Claims. First street. Teieoone 40S. sicians, aepictlng negro life In the casn. b. o. T. Apply on premises, miicn 32 OCTOBER 25 and "land Of cann and pntfnn " Mr prim A. terms. Mahon Novelty Co., Box north of town $65 F. street, N. M. Washington, D. C, 26 E. Cantrell. 130, Kenton, Ohio. per acre. rose for this season secured the best FOR SALE: Two ood horses, good vocal talent available, together with surry, SALESMEN '"Experienced In any FOR, RENT. Thos. F. Keleber an operatic harness and cheap. 409 sen Houses from 2 to 8 rooms. THOS. K. D. MADDISON orchestra of first class West Hunlng avenue. line to general trade in New Money DEVOKS TtWATW Dlrvo musician!", Rome or tne Dest comed iMexico. Liberal commissions with to loan In sums to suit Attorney-at-Is- FOR SALE: Ten pounds extracted vne uauoncorera 600 Square 1 ians ana dancers In the minstrel $36 weekly advance. One sales -- hie- - noney ror si; 60 pound can Tor 15 realm. FMlrhr M xnmnw. - man earned $981.70 during last Office with W. B. Aiui7l-ru ROOF rAINT ar Order by postal. W. P. Allen, P. O Chlldera, II! spienaia olio of all-st- features. two montns, nis nrst work. Conti- - 117 West Gold Avenue, Stop Leaks, Last Five Years. Box 202. ATbuqqerque, N. M M nental jewelry Co.. O JAP-A-LA- C. Cleveland. Afflicted With Sore Dyes FOR SALE: Two nice home in A. MONTOYA for 33 Tears Highlands at bargain. Must sell WANTED Capable salesman to cov- 408 a er New Mexico with staple line. Weit Railroad Aroaae Tuesday Night, Oct. thirty-thre- Will consider offer. Albuquerque Real Extnte and Loans. Notary INSURANCE 29 for e years. Thirteen years Matters, in car. West Oold avenue. High commissions, with $100.00 ago I became totally blind and was monthly advance. Permanent po- Public. 215 W. Gold Ave. TOTI A OR blind six years. FOR SALE Four residences sition API for My eyes were modern, cheap; good location. to right man. Jess H. Smith B. A. SLEYSTKIl uauiy neigh-berlaln- Co., Detroit, Mich. Dealers in The Remarkable Musical iniiamea. tine or my 's Dale Realty Co., 100 South Broad- - Groceries, Provisions, Xatp Success - - - KaIva n n .vA i. i . Insurance, Real Estate, Notary Grain luc nan, a and Fnai. OOX Of It. To mv lilrnrLA l-- m OOOCXXOXXODCXXXXXXXXXXXXXX) Public. Fin Una of Imported Wines Llaae my ejes ana my signt came back. B'OR SAL1S Ranches from 4 to M MALE HELP bors upon my acres each, all under Irriga- BARGAIN'S IN RKAL ESTATE Rooms 12 and 14, Cromwell ami ugara. jpiaca your orders Insisted trying Cham main 4- Block, fr "The P. C. Earls, Cynthiana, tion ditch. Near city. Albuquer- - room brick, modern. $ 2,150 Aiouquerque, . 130. this Una with us. Ky. Cham m ai. fbone m-Sll-1- berlaln's Salvo Is n que Land Company, room 9, Crom- brick modern 10,000 17 NORTH U) for hv j. WANTED WrUe and we will ex 5- TH gists. 8 well Bldg. pay -rixini frame, modern 2.200 B plain ftow we any man $85 0- - FOR SALE 25 acres alfalfa land. per month and all traveling expen- rcMHii brick, modern 8,200 A. E. WALKER THIRD ' ses, as frame, modern 3,500 STREET close to the city. Netted 25 per such horse hire, railroad 1- - Rollicking cent season on See fare, hotel bills, etc., to or- story brick storeroom Fire Insurance. this price. J. E. take 25x00 Elder, room 9 N. T. Armljo build- ders for the greatest portrait house size 3,000 No Breaking-i- n ing. in the world. Your salary will be 1 more building, good Secretary Mutual Building Association Moat Market location 7,500 217 West Avenue, AH -- guaranteed and paid weekly If pre- 100-ai-- Central Kind FOR SALE 3 room frame house. e ranch, of Fresh and Salt ferred. Address, Q. J. Martel, under Banna ge cellar, barn, shed, shade trees, Dept. 649, Chicago. ditch 0,400 S'eam Factory. vines, corner East Copper and Lo- Befit laylng hotel buMi- - MISCELLANEOUS Girl" needed cust. $800, $00 cash. B. O. T. E. ncsa in city, cash.... 1,800 Masonic Building, North Third Unas- - A. Ca n t rel, 102 ArmiJ o avenue. FOR 8AI.J3 frame house, M. L. WTLMAM WALLACE BPCLKLIiAN Book by Sydney nownfeld. barn, chicken yard, out house, cor. Dr. Vaucaire's SCHUTT MusJo by W. T. FranclM. ner East and Cromwell, $1,000, 219 Seatb 2nd Strut $800 cash. B. O. T. E. A. Cantrel, Justice of the Peace, Precinct 102 Armljo avenue. No. 12. Notary Public Formula Collections. From The Herald Square Theatre, Of Arm 224 Vnrt Ii mn C , a a-- Recommended by Mrs. Henry Fascinating Chorus, Strongest LOST FOUND Symes, Residence 723 North Fourth Street, Possible Cast, and to develop the bust from 4 Atuoquerque, n, Headed by to S Inches. si. gyp Guaranteed to be made Tlio Inimitable Comedian LOST A small hunting dog. Any from the flBY XPRESi person finding please It true Galega Kztract. Is perfectly p it tend to A MA'tffe BORDERS, SNITZ EDWARDS P. Matteucci, Fourth street shoe- haimless. NV maker, and receive reward. The Vaucalre Formula is a general And Dadiing tonic, but It has a specific effect UDon LOST iRundle containing 8 hand the bust. Price 76 cents. For sale by UNDERTAKER. kerchiefs. Return to Mrs. Ivan LILA AI-vara- BLOW Orunsfeld. Reward. Highland Pharmacy and do F. W. SPENCER NOTICE FOU PUBLICATION. With the foot Hard Times in Kansar. Pharmacy The old days of grasshoppers and Architect, Department of the The flexible sole Red Crosi are Interior, Land drouth almost forgotten In the 1221 South Walter. Phone 555. HOrSE FTJRN1SHERS. NEW AN Office at Santa Fe, N. M.. Sept. 13, shoe is prosperous Kansas of today; al- - THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY SfXX).DIIAND. WE BUY HOUBR. 1KUY. comfortable from hough a citizen of Codell. Earl IIOLU GOOI8, 114 W. GOIJ AVlk. Notice Is hereby given that Thos. 'he start. Shamburg, has not yet forgotten a . nuuata, MANAGER. J. McNeill, heir of Mary J. McNeill hard time he encountered. He says: A. J. MORELLI of Bluewater, N. M., has filed notice The burning and I wa worn out and discouraged by of his intention to make final five-ye- ar aching coughing night and day, and could MARK TWAIN Merchant Tailor proof in support of his claim, Jiused by stiff soles nd the find no relief till I tried Dr. King's viz: Homestead Entry No. 7161 tvils of New Discovery. It took less than made Aug. 4, 1907, for the NEK thin soles ai e one bottle to completely The greatest literary sensation of Ladies' and Gentlemen's Suits Clarkville nr. cure me." the century, begins exclusive publi- NYVW. Section 22, Township 12N., ented by the Red Crc ss. The safest and most reliable cough CLEANED, PRESSED and REPAIRED Range 11W.. and that said proof will It cure and lung and throat healer ever cation in the illustrated magazine of be made before Sllvestre Mirabal, U. inables a woman by to be on her discovered. Guaranteed all deal NEWS-TIME- lOO North Coal THE SUNDAY S riret Street Yard S. court commissioner, at San Ra- ers. 60c and $100. Trial bottle free. fael, N. M., on November 6, 1907. reet for hours at a time with All kinds of coal and wood. Hs names the following witnesses :omfort. ON SUNDAY, OCTOBER 27 I.IM. UN V1L, to prove his continuous residence The people of two continents have STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES upon, Ife-H- t and cultivation of, the land, A stylish been waiting for Mark Twain's Au- Grade of Flour. vis: tobiography on which he has been Coffees, Teas and Spices a Specialty. JOHN S. BEAVEN, Hiram Chapman, Samuel C. Kennedy's Everything engaged years. Now you in market always on hand Toung T. thoe for have It! Eugene Chapman, Ernest thaCs "THE BET ALWAYS." PHONE 4. A. Tletjen, all of Bluewater. N. M. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: If You Want A Phone 238 608 W. Central Ave. MANUEL R. OTERO. ibsolutely News. Hie you Register. Laxative Per Monsh $0.75 If take DeWitt's Kidney and ANTHRACITE all sizes. 'omfortcble I'er Year 9.00 Plumber Bladder Pills you will get prompt re- MEN AND WOMEN. Sunday Only, per year 2.60 lief from backache, weak kidneys, AMERICAN BLOCK. News-Tim- e, inflammation of the bladder Cm Bit fr oonttaiml weekly per year. 1.00 and MILLWOOD. Cough Syrup The Tiinc-i- . urinary troubles. A weak's treat- KINDLING. Irritation or BlcrUufta Per Month $0.45 ment for 26 cents. Sold by J. II. M4 M MTiMSM. of buoobi BimbrtoH. Telephone No. 61 O'Rlelly. MOUNTAIN WOOD. PainlM. and not strtn Relieves Colds by working them out Per Year 6.20 KCfAHiwiuKJitusj. faai or poisonous. With Sunday News, per mo.. .65 OtftClMUTU Tm'l SM hj DnifffliU, of the system through a copious and With Sunday News, per year. . 7.80 . Mnl In liB w rppr. healthy action of the bowels. Atlilnwi. The Standard frrxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxri fllbr upm, rpid IOC KILLthe SI .00. N: 81, HU Crtm NEWS-TIME- FJJL art boUlwK.l Relieves coughs by cleansing tha THE S PUBLISHING COMPANY couch Ciroltkr moI oa rwiuwt. tatnt Cah Simttr, and CURE the LUNGS HOME S40O mucous membranes of the throat, chest Denver, Colo. C?Sw and bronchial tubes. work Every Woman )xfords, Our it as our name WITH I OUTFITTERS "As ftleatant to the tatts Out cf Kiitbt. Dr. King's about list wutidurfol Maple Sugar" "Out of sight, out of mind," is an imph, and our charges are ARyELWhirlingSpriV at Every Thing ligh Shoes. old saying which applies with special mice iu a bore, Duin or wound mat s right. Nev Discovery Necessary for . Children Like been treated with Bucklen'i Arnica .adles' uUy. $4.00 It Salve. It's out of sight, Of awwm. ef rian chi f BACKACHE WEAK KIDNEYS Trj out mind PAH afa I A PBICB Housekeeping and out of existence. Piles too and tUH 10s L um. It b c&..:ui kuiLli Let us you. Kldatj md BlaMw Plllt-S- uri Sifi chilblains disappear under heal- I Trial Souls Free a. pt no vv m m fit Difltt'l ud Its Co OLDS "V ing Standard Plumbing & Heatin A1 1. AN D ctrirr,UtliVIl,bat ferna lamo fur Influence. Guaranteed by all AND THROAT tUNO TROUBLES. R THE J, H. O'RIELLY CO. dealers. lOc. DAVIS & ZEARING fuM I'Brueulnra BUti (liN run. 1.1. WM. o GUARANTEED SATISFACXOJi t" 'ill CHAPLIN mu'.ls l1lr. MAIiVILtU. Corner Second Kep-pcle- T 303 W. Oold t 121 Railroad Arsons) Street and Central Furniture repairs, ttias. Ii. r, WANTED You can gel It through OR MONEY rJEFUNDED. Ave. Avenue, 317-- lt South Second. this column. iriT rnSSMSBBSSSSKaSHSSMHSSSSdSBJSJsni CxxxxxxxxxxixxxxxrxrxxxxxK ALBUQUERQUE ETENINQ CITIZEN. WKDNEKDAY. CKTTOIIFU 23, 100T- - PAGE rclGTTT. ' PERSONAL THE DIAMOND PALACE The PARAOUA1MIS HHIIT Railroad Avenue Oenrge Amos Is In the city from Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Cut Glasx, Clocks, Silverware, We Right Lomy. AVE. invite your trade and guarantee A Square Deal. a WEST RAILROAD Kc g Attorney A. A. Sc. 1111') In SrSXm Cruet-- on law business. T. t,. MoSpauden was a passenger "Weigh" for Santa Fe ml morning. you deelro Absolute Should Buy Our Shoes: Miss L. AverUl, of Kstanola, is in when right way Reasons Why You visiting and shopping. Comfort In Properly ritted There' a the city buy clothes; and a H. E. Oosney, of L.as Vega.", is Olaasea Consult ua. to registered at the Grand Central ho-te- l. BEBBER OPTICAL CO. right place. THEY ARE STYLISH. Exclusive Opticians most extreme models or buy Mr. and Airs. Henry F.ssenger, of Come In; this la tha whether you select the 1 Lmse Grinding Pom on Premises No matter that St. Joe, iMo., are in the city visiting ii 10 South Second St. :: right place; and the the more conservative styles, they have the snap and finish friends. being well ' l0 right way Is to find made your feet look dainty and single you out as re'' Mrs. J. K. Saint returned to the city .this afternoon on the limited Hart ScliafTnor & ed from a vl.-- it to Denver, Marx name In them. THEY FIT. J. H. McCutcheon. editor and pub- EVERY THING I to lisher of the Industrial Advertiser, here; all-wo- ol around the ankle and over the Instep to hold the foot has returned to the city from Santa cor South It's Snug JEWELRY LINE clothes; all-rig- clone under the arch to give the proper aupport to this Fe. IN THE In place, any 'Mrs. Klrster returned home JEWB.LE part of the body, roomy enough for the toea without Frank Second delicate today on the limited from an extend- r,iE WATCH REPAIRING In every surplus leather to form unsightly wrinkles. Easy from the start ed to New York and other east- Warranted TsfVJtBgiXIffll visit respect aa to fabric, till they are worn out. mUk Kintowfftffitoff ern cities. Cha. Ilfeld. of Chas. Ilfeld & Co., style and make. THEY WEAlt. Ias Vegas, returned to the Meadow City this morning after a businePs Only solid leather and first class findings go Into our shoes visit to the city. SWISHER HAS DIAMONDS ARE TRUMPS they are put together by skilled workmen. That's the rea- W. A. Hawkins, attorney for the and passed through $22.50 son they last so long and hold their shape. Rock Island railroad, TIME the city last night en route from rnninr ALL THE THEY ARE CLOSELY PRICED. Santa Fe to F.; Paso. NAKKUW to Mrs. L. B. Putney, of west Copper tuuAlt IXOllRASrVG IX VALtTE STEAD- We not only want to hold, but we want to increase our trade avenue, is expected home today on ILY, 15 TO 20 PEIt CENT. WK we Invariably the lowest the limited from a pleasure trip to HUNDRED DOLLARS and therefore in our own Interest make Chicago and other eastern cities. HAVE FIVE tWfrCrih ,H,mTi "tatSBSatKSBKH FROM FIRE WORTH OF SMALL STONES WE price possible. Officer Frank Kossi. who was hurt WILL SELL AT LOWER PRICES $28.00 last week while assisting Officer THAN THEY CAN BE BOUGHT At Hlghbargain in arresting two men WHOLESALE. Our stock of suspected of burglarly, was able to VANJf JEWEtiRY CO. Fall bo on his beat again yesterday. Scratched Match on Shoe One Door South of Drug Stone. Overcoat Is also com- Copyright 1907 by plete. Nobby garments J. F. Fullerton, of Socorro, left to- Hart day for San Diego, Cal., where he is Saturated With Schaffher W Matt at reasonable prices. called by the serious illness of his rxXJOCXXXXXXXXXXXJCXXXXOOOCQ If NEW LINE OF 8 father. Clyde Kurzner, a nephew of stgSrrfiB the sick man, left for San Diego last night. Ifruits AND VEGETABLES 1 The Central Is Mrs. J. M. Hollister, of Denver. a match on his shoe after SIMON STERN Avenue Clothier In the city for a two weeks' visit gaso- B to Mrs. Warren Hollister. Mrs. Hol It had become saturated with Qulncea, It lister, formerly Miss Armljo of this line rnmn near costing Edward Pear EMTSl by Swisher, a clerk in C. O. Perry's fur city, is accompanied her little - I'lTslmmons, daughter, Ruth. nishing goods store, his lite tnis ai- L$isa a ternoon, causing a very cosuy Tokay irane? and Malaga Grapes, just received J. K. Welnmann. of the Golden Are. Rule Dry Goods company. Is antlcl gaso- Concord Grapes, WL3 Bwlsher had been tilling a Bananas, rating a visit from his brother, Har line lamp In the rear end of the ry Welnmann, of Philadelphia. Weln store and while doing so spilled some Apples, all Varieties, BENNETT'S CURIO STORE mann Is a. banker of the Quaker City of the oil on the lloor. Walking in Oaiilverrles, He will arrive on Saturday and re It uo caused Peaches, th nit ivhiln Pennine Native Cetery, 109 North riret St. main several weeks. his shoes to become wei wun u. A. Pollock, a special officer In match California Head Lettuce, All Kinds ot Indian and Mexican Goods. The Cheapest G. littln later Bwisher struck a Cauliflower, the government Indian service, whose on his shoe and the oil took tire. He Place te bay Navajo Blankets and Mexican Drawn Work duties are directly along the line of was standing over the place wnere Tomatoes. prosecuting persons selling liquor to the oil had been splUed ana tne enue Mall Order Carefullr end Promptly Pilled. I Indians, arrived In the city yesterday and the floor tooth caugnt nre. i MONARCH GROCERY CO. mfflfek from Santa Fe. Mr. Pollock went to or, vol nnert Tils lee. The nre Phone 80. 307 W. Central. Lutz, hi... ..,.. A Miss Santa Fe recently from Washington. until It rnueht OCXOXXXXDCKXX30000CO I 20a seuth s.ccnd J. E. Shutt, president and general in a can of coal on anting in ure wwwwwaawwwwwvwav I manager of the Tonque Pressed Brick rear. The timely arrival ot me nre tSrm'MMr company, operating at Algodones, department was all that saved the was a passenger for the cotton town store from destruction. The loss will this morning. Mr. Schutt says that not be large. gggfgggtSSWtlUOSBStKSISUBSSSRSStBISBWSSJSSKBtSUBSSi the new brick company will have brick on the market In plenty of time 1M1SI1M6SE11 for spring building. BERNALILLO COUNTY CHAMPION Dr. W. D. Radcliff and family of Relen left this morning for the east Grocery Company f Mrs. Radcllff and children will go to DISTRICT COURT If THE WAGNER HARDYARE GO. Caldwell. III., where she will attend Suits and Overcoats Custom the wedding of a sister. After a short Meats Made. Cost same as Ready visit there she will visit relatives In territory vs. Na- - Fresh the south, returning to her home a enso of the 321-32- 3 W. Central tlvldad Baca came up for trial this Staple and Fancy Made. Fabrics. Cor- Helen about January 1. Dr. Radcllff court, out Finest will stop Topeka, the head morning in the district ai Tinners at visit A the exam Plumbers Avenue quarters of the Santa Fe return o'clock this afternoon GROCERIES rect Styles, Perfect Fit. and ining of witne.-se- s had not been com- home within a few days. pleted. Baca is charged with per- Seasonable Fruits and ENTIRE SATISFACTION OR NO MONEY. jury. He is being defended by At- torney E. V. Chaves. District Atter- - Vegetables. JUDGE RYAN WILL ney Clancy Is conducting the prose cutlon. was Imported nn October 30. 1906. Baca Clothier Haberdasher GO TO MUSKOGEE in th district court on the LUCOA OLIVE OIL (Ji G PERRYf I charge of stabblrtg one Narclso Ruli in the nose, near ine iormer uumo ?VT in Tljeras canyon. In his testimony nt Brot, First Assistant Secretary of Interior that Ruiz had tucoi Official Haca maintained Proprletorn 119 South Second Street Iiecotnes Sieelul in driven under a clothes line, which 022-2- 4 W. TIJerme Phone 91 Indian Territory. caught him in tha head and caused cxoooooooooooooooc n me nunc, Washington. D. Oct. 23. As iinn to striKe mm in C, t h 114 In nictlne the wound of which the essential feature of a long con- naving ad- he was charged with mulct sidered plan for improving the ed. The testimony of the pnysician ministration of the interior depart bhowed the wound to De clean cut, ment business In Indian Territory such as only a knife couia mane and Oklahoma, Judge Thomas Ryan Haca, however, was acquitted at tnut of Kansas, now first assistant secre- tiniA pnH now he is being tried on tary of the interior, will be made a the charge of having given iaise special assistant secretary of tne in testimony. The case will probably terior, with headquarters at Afuxko upon go to the Jury this afternoon. goe. The change was decided Luna I omul i.uiuy. at a conference held by Secretary In th case of the territory vs. (Jartield with department heads to Alberto Luna, charged with obtain 115-11- 7 NORTH FIRST STREET day. inir miinev on a worthless enecK. tne As first assistant to Mr. Oarnelit defendant was found guilty 'by the Judge Ryan receives $6,000 a year Jury yesterday afternoon. The de In his new capacity he will receive fense maintained mat Luna uiu uui J5.000 and expenses. It Is mode clear, intentionally draw a check on the however, that the shift la not a de First National bank, where ha had motion, but rather a promotion for no account, but that while under the Judge Ryan, the 5,000 and expenses Influence of liquor he made a mis- being fully equal to the 16.000. take. The check was passed at the Stoves Hardware BAR NONE Judge Kyan has had a long ca (iraham Bros, saloon in December, THE BEST reer in olBce. After many years ser 1906 and the amount, $75. was made and and vice In contrress from Kansas, he good a few days later by the defend- served as minister to Mexico under ant's father. The check was alleged Harrison. As first assistant secre to have been signed by the forged tary of the interior he has worked name of Andres Homero. Ranges Ranch Supplies with three secretarles of that depart 11 Knox Aska for Divorce. ment. Cornelius Bliss, E. A. Mitch a anit fnr divorce was filed In the cock, and Mr. Garfield. The regular district court today by T. N. Wil- - nay of the first assistant is I4j!iOu a kersnn. attorney for the plaintiff, year, but this was Increased to js.uui) Jennie R. Knox VS. J. A. Knox. The by congress, the additional amoun ground for this action is to continue only during Mr. Kyan' The nlalntlff demands that Look Strength Incumbency. the bonds of matrimony be dissolved Give Us a Call and Over Our Line Sp Our Great Mhortly after (Mr. mtcncocK reur between herself and the defendant; led Judge Ryan's health broke down that her maiden name of Jennie It. Lies in Our Capacity for Giving and it was feared that he would J Meyers be rextored to her and that compelled to retire altogether. II the costs of the suit be paid by de has now had a ong vacation, feels fendant. ruuy vcoverea ana expects 10 oe Money to required of Most Value for the aliie do all the work nit; Tyr.WiY him In the new place. mill DIiTll0Yi:i by riitK. Fort Morgan, Colo., Oct 23. The Wool fringed rugs $2 50 and up. most destructive fire that ever visit- WHITNEYjoleMtilo COMPANY Futrelle Furniture Co. ed Fort Morgan occurred yesterday. "Wl and rsteil Hardware ' o totally ruining the lJUtte alley nour eclipse others in the freshness of our vf, Mr.irr am, coMPKrrixms mill, one of the most extensive mills True, we ox of in tate. Twenty lx rm i:s stovi'.s. km;i , its kind the high-grad- AMI rrilXITl'HK. IMMtlt l ll.l-.- bushels of wheat were also P offerings, their e quality, and in the thousand - in 117 WKNT t.OU AVI Al i:. consumed. The total loss is esumui- MILLER MINE AND MILL max our ,..1 nt 14(10(10. excellence ot our service, but we Know ron on I'ractioally all of tne tiour in ine SUPPLIES kali: rknt. vckxisii. - mill was saved, although some of it HOME COMEORT otA Kl Oil INirilMSlli:!) KKril- damaged water. patrons recognize us primarily as the givers 1KCN AT 2(12 NOHT1I K11TII. was by AI'I'I.Y OX PltKMISKS OK OM Egood value." Not a bad sort of reputation, i T W S 1H ST01T'1CK. Jury Holds Poker N CainMiiig. and IMPLEMENTS l.ow.U Ariz., oct. 23. A Jury In and . - Justk-- e Orler'a court has made a de IA - think i 0 dx(T:, co- gamonng ana NATIONAL WAGONS I.OMIIOixcf. ixck atMC.HT. cision thut poker is llIJj SATIHDAY convicted the defendant, '1 elllaierro, (iKMi.i:Mi:x 50& laiii:s i'uij:. of running a wambling game at the STEEL RANGES Shine saloon. Ho clatmeU that pok- If you need furniture, call on Clias. er was not a game of chance In the 817-1- 9 PLUMBERS and 1.. KciiiM'lcr, 8Hitlt Scoond. meaning of the law. "ine line assess showing large variety ed was 1 0 0 . SHEET We are a m:v fancy iiiy ooons AR- - o- - METAL IllVINii K.V1UIY UY AT MRS. M. lAII kinds of window shades In COOK STOVES of the latest styles in C. WILSON'S, 224 Ir.ST itl.ll, stock and made to order. 25 cents WORKERS MU'Kltl Ij AX1 STA.Ml'IXO I"OU and, up. Futrelle Furniture Co. HEATING STOVES 13lltUl)li:iUNU. o o IX) JF.MKZ. I.F.AVKS 211 ST;i: 1 tXTX MEN'S OVERCOATS You need a pair of our felt Blip WI'jsT (iOld) KYEHY MOlt.XINd AT SPORTING GOODS per or Julletes in order to enjoy t U'CIUCK. your evenings at home 10 the fullest o up to S30 extent. They have flexible, Deiling 1W lioim hold goMls, cU on Clias. ENAMEL and and $ At $15, SIS, S20. S22.50 leather soles, look dainty and wear I, . Kepbfltw. S17-- 1 V tsoulll twtoiul. well. lsla'-k- , red. green or lirown, AMMUNITION plain or with fur trimming, for men RAU: 11Y ASSKJNKK. TINWARE! tomen imd childreu, I'ricea range I will Ht'll at public auction all fium or,,- to J1.00. C. May's t!hoe itnl and roK-rt- held by S.Mie. 314 West Central avenue. me nit a.lgno of t'liurlen Zeigt-- r at Ilia front door of the noxuilliue, N. Jl., 12 o'clock iiimmi. 4O1-40- 3 CO.: The Missionary society of the at 13113-11- 7 ANO NORTH FIRST STREET E. L. WASHBURN Presbyterian church will meet at NovoimIkt 4th. 1907. furUier f SOUTH riRSTZS1REET th home of Mrs. J. O. Wagner, 621 call uu or atldrewa,'r iViuik West Kruit avenue on Friday after II. Mooro, Algikee, IUhjiu . Itor noon at 2:30 o'clock. licit lkuildlng, Albuquerque, N. M.