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HELPLESS IN MIGHTY GRASP TURKEY'S SICKMAN BEGINS TO OF GREAT TUMULTUOUS WATERS GET BUSY FIXING BOSPHORUS

River Front at St. Louis Loses Much Produce, Though Russia Tells Ilim to Quit he Keeps Right Rise Being Quickest in Eleven on. Pushing His Fortifications Years. Rapidly.

RAINED AT KANSAS CITY SEVENTEEN DAYS JAPANESE NO BETTER SATISFIED WITH PEACE

Kaw at Topeka Reached Fourteen Foot Mark, But is Now Some Peculiar Transactions Involving Women, Which Re Receding-Kans- as and Missouri sulted in the Death of Four and the Both Suffering. Insanity of one Other.

TURKEY CREEK SHOWS ITSELF BETTER SUITED FOR DUCKS THIRTEEN NEW CASES, SIX DEATHS CHOLERA REPORT

St. Ixmis, Mo., Sept. 18. Heavy touches the fourteen foot mark. This Constantinople, Sept. 18. Steady boarded is a a morn- with Mrs. Julia H. Mahon. rains and swollen tributaries caused fall of half foot since this work on toe new fortifications on the near where the body was found. Mrs, ing. Last night's rain was .63 of an Bosphorus is causing friction between Mahon says a rise of more than ten feet in the Inch. high that she had noticed blood during tne past Soldier creek was and did the Russians and the port ohicials. on Girard's clothing. Mississippi river much damage to North Topeka Sat- stains twenty-fou- r hours, and leeulted In Fortifications were hastily commenced amount- urday, but at present It Is inside of at the time of the mutiny on Rus- BODY OF A WOMAN IS damage along the river front its banks. the ing to many thousands of dollars. A sian battle ship Knlaz Potenf Ine, FOUND UNDER A 6TOOP. The Union Pacific and Rock Island Turkey seizing upon pretext as a considerable quantity of produce and through running this New York, Sept 18. In the dis- washud away, trains are over the means for carrying out the scheme of covery of body other merchandise was Santa Fe between this city and Kan- the of a woman found and a vast amount is feint la eanger. fortification which she has long de- huddled under a stoop in front of ths consignments along sas City, owing to washouts. Santa sired, but which had always been op- big Merchants having Ke officials report a clear line west tenement house at 240 West the river have organized gangs of la- posed by RusBia. Thirty-secon- d street today, the polic save from Kansas City over their main It Is understood Russian borers and a.e endeavoring to cut-of- that the believe that they 'nave evidence of a stage line and the Ottawa except ambassador, Zioneff. pointed out. to their property. The river this some trouble In the Kansas City yards. murder. The victim, who Is unknown, forenoon showed a riBe of ten feet in the sultan that, further fortification of was about 30 years of age, and was the was incompatible twenty-fou- r hours. This Is tne most MADISON, KANSAS, IS straits with evidently in poor circumstances. of friendly relations between Turkey and were rapid rise since the one eleven ( LARGELY UNDER WATER. There marks of violence upon of 1) , Russia, but nevertheless the wotks her years ago when all the elands Madison, Kan., Sept. 18. One of throat and the neck appeared to were submerged. are being actively pushed. be broken. The section in which the the worst floods ever experienced is body was as now raging. The Verdigris Is over- IMPORTANT IN fonnd is known "Hell's KANSAS CITY CAN CHANGES Kitchen," and Is rendezvous WHAT flowing its banks and half of the city PARTY MADE BY PEACE. the for TELL ABOUT FLOODS. is1 . bad characters. under water. Great difficulty Is ex- ,..v THE PART PUAYEH Hv RESIDENT ROOSEVELT IN SECURING PEACE THE Anti-peac- e 18. Rain APPRFCIATIOV OF Toklo, Sept 18. demon- Kansas City, Mo., Sept. ON AMERICAN GOODS. News Item. , perienced by the people In getting P7AR HAS REMOVED DISCRIMINATING DUTIES strations continue- - to be held in dif- AN OPIUM DEN REVEAL8 has fallen In Kansas City and vicinity from their homes, but it Is not known every except one during Sep- ferent localities but there has been no HORRID STATE TO POLICE. day whether any lives were lost. violence. members of tember, with a total rainfall to date further The Salt Lake City, Sept. 18. A Chi- seventeen and the Progressive party are united, but nese woman today called the police to of ten Inches in das, FARMERS IN CALLAWAY the Constitutionalists are divided In there-- was no prospect of ces- MO., a building at 63 Plum alley, where la today DRIVEN FROM HOMES. TWENTY-FIFT- H TERRITORIAL FAIR their towards peace set- sation. attitude the the third story the officers found a Jefferson City, Mo., Sept. 18. The tlement. dead Chinaman sitting bolt upright on Practically Jie tame oniHIona have Missouri river Is rising rapidly here Mis- a cot, while in the room was a Chi- prevailed throughout western and the inhabitants of "Darktown" OLD MAN SHOOTS HIS WIFE souri, especially the northwestern nese woman who appeared to be In- are moving from the lower part of the OVER PROPERTY. sane, w corner of the state, and portions of LARGE ATTENDANCE ho had built a fire on the floor, city to higher pround. The farmers OPENS WITH Pony, Mont., Sept. 18. W. S. Crews, evidently for purpose destroy- eastern and central Kansas. All of In Callaway county the of country in the lowlands an old and prominent tesldent of this ing the building. the streams in this part of the have been driven from their homes. place, shot and killed bis wife continue to rise and railway traffic is last On the floor the police found a because of night On their marriage Crews sign- young white woman, known aa "Bri- becoming demoialized TURKEY CREEK INUNDATES ed over to nls wile all of his property washouts. TOWN OF ROSEDALE. die" Merode, In a dying condition from of Visitors Arriving on Every Train and Prospects and the management of his former what the police believe to opium In this city since yesterday an Inch Kansas City, Mo., Sept. 18. Turkey First Day Sees Hundreds be Wich- possessions had caused trouble be- posioning. There were Indication and a half of rain fell, while at creek, which flows through Roaedale, tween them. ita, Kan., the precipitation amountt-t- o Crowds-Progr- am that the Merode woman had been Kan., and which is a tributary of the Are Flattering for Record Breaking dragged from the floor above. 3.14 Inches. Kaw river between the two towns of TRUCK DRIVER IS WANTED Kansas City, Mo., and Kansas City, ON A MURDER CHARGE. CHOLERA CONDITION IN SANTA FE HAS STILL Kan., is on a rampage, and many peo- Carried Out as Arranged. New York, Sept. 18. A large force GERMANY NO BETTER. VIRTUALLY A CLEAR LINE. ple living along the banks of the of detectives Is searching for Joseph Berlin, Sept. 18.An official bulle- Topeka, Kan., Sept 18. The Kaw stream were forced to move out to- Glrard, for whose arrest a warrant tin says that there were thirteen new at government gauge today day. river city your presence here guaran- give their first exhibition on the down has been Issued in connection with the cases of cholera and six deaths front Every train that entered the because of Augusta Pel-pha- noon Saturday today, tees it. town streets. murder Pfeifer, of until noon mak- and morning brought Road, West Chester, on last ing a total of 202 cases 71 yesterday this extending you a most cor- Tonight's Program. and deaths SERVICES AT fair. Hotel keep- Again to Monday. Glrard is a truck driver and to date. FINED FOR ANNOYING ITLRES!lG many visitors to the dial greeting, without fn''.her ceremo- The following Is the order of enter never .on h will on OF CORNERSTONE ers, said this morning that ny, I now declare thli. Twenty-fift- tainment which be .carried out TWO Y0UNG1ADIES the first day of any previous fair have Territorial fair open to all. the down town streets tonight: 7:30 p. parade. ; their rooming capacities been so well Go Into Camp. m.Rand NATIONAL ENCAMPMENT FORTY SECOND ANNK. ... PRESBYTERIANS WILL BEGIN guard promises Troopers 8:00 p. m. Fire alarm. " H. SIMMS, AN AMATEUR PHOTOG- filled. The advance Troop II, of the Fifth cavalry, in RAPHER, COMES TO GRIEF WORK AT ONCE UPON THEIR to be the forerunner of one of the lar- 8:15 p. m. Pyrotechnic display. OF SONS OF VETERANS VERSARY CHICKAMAUGA HANDSOME NEW CHURCH EDI- ever command of Lieutenant Lewis, arriv- 8:30 p. m. Navajo Indian rough rid THROUGH HIS EFFORTS TO gest fair crowds the city has yesterday afternoon FICE, TO COST $20,000. very suc-csesf- ed in the city ing. TAKE THEIR PICTURE. known. The prospects for a Sept. 18. na- vis- from Fort Wingate on a special train Tomorrow's Program Santa Fe Day Gettysburg," Pa., The Chattanooga, Sept. 18. Several fair are flattering, and the camp encampment Sons of Vet- "I will fine yo $10, and hereafter The Presbyterians of this city, who likely to be disappointed and immediately went into at 9:00 a. m. Hand concerts, down tional of the thousand veterans from all parts of itors are not of Gold avenue. The sol- erans began here this morning. The you attend to your own business and have raised sufficient funds to build a with the amusements the association the west end town. the country are assembled here to at- don't annoy young ladies," is the way new church, will lay the corner stone diers brought along their full equip- 10:00 a. m. BaRe ball. El Paso vs attendance is very large and Includes has to offer. hundreds of members of the Ladles' tend three Important reunions of vet- Judge Crawford settled with one H. for the new edifice tomorrow after- Greer's Address. ment and some fine horses and their I.as Vegas. in- Prescident will probably bo Auxiliaries of the Sons of Veterans. erans and at the same time celebrate Sirams, who was arrested Saturday noon. The services will be ve'y In his opening address delivered drills this year better 1:30 p. m. 2:11 pace. Many are Chlck-amaug- a, evening on complaint of t wo respecta- teresting and will commence at 4 steps of than any ever before seen in the 2:00 p. m. Clifton vs. Trinidad. of the members of the order the anniversary of the battle of this afternoon from the north as the troopers have been accompanied by their wives and ble young ladies of this city, woo o'clock, on the church site, corner of the Alvarado, Mr. Greer said: southwest, 2:30 p. m. Trotting ostrich which was fought on Sep- charged Slmms annoyed them Silver avenue and Fifth street. The training for months for the fair. 3:00 p. m. Six furlong running families. tember 19 and 20, 1863. The that Ladies and Gentlemen: It arrords This morning only a short business three and took their picture, much against following is the order of the serv- me great pleasure, as the president of Captain John Wetherill Is camped a race. organizations holding their reunions ices : cavalrymen. p. m. Trotting session was held, while the afternoon their will. the Twenty-fift- h Territorial fair, to Rhort distance from the 3:30 ostrich. here are the Society of the Army of The young ladies testified in court Hymn. He and his band of Navajo bucks ar- 4:00 p. m. One mile cowboy race will be devoted to a visit to the battle- the Cumberland, Wilder's Brigade greet you today In the name of that field and sightseeing in general. In and that Simms had annoyed them on dif' Solo, by Mrs. F. B. Schwentker. I wish to to you rived late yesterday afternoon from 4:30 p. m. United States cavalry King's Brigade. Besides these Sheri- on of association. extend the evening the Gettysburg Ladies' ferent occasions here of lute, and Reading of ritual and laying all a hearty and cordial greeting to the Navajo reservation, having made drill. dan's old division and a number of Saturday afternoon, while they were corner stone. Rev. R. M. Craig. the trip to Albuquerque over- New Town. Auxiliary will give a reception in hon- regimental organizations, among this, the marking point in the quarter entire or of the visitors. them on their way up town and while pass Brief addresses by the pastor and century of territorial fairs. land. The bucks are in fine shape, 7:30 p. m. liand parade. the Seventeenth Regiment of Ohio M. a Tomorrow morning the first formal ing the high school building, they met Rev. R. Craig. To those, who have by their energy, and their dance on the 8:00 p. m. Fire alarm. Volunteer Cavalry are holding their feimms and a companion, who took a Hymn, "How Firm a Foundation." streets tomorrow night will be very 8:15 p. m. Grand Illumination, BOO session of the encampment will be annual reunions. pluck and sincere regards for the held and another Will take place in snap shot of them with a kodak. To PRONINENT LAS CRUCES faithful sacrifices tbey have made in interesting. pounds red fire. The Bociety of the Army of ths this they seriously objected, ana niea Tomorrow evening the troopers will 8:30 p. m. Navajo a dance. the afternoon. In the evening there Cumberland held Its opening session the past, in surmounting obstacles, will be a reception by national of- complaint against Simms. CITIZEN IS DEAD we to the this morning in the convention hall of up a which have had not contend ficers of the organization. He was arrested and put cash I my respects the Road House. It was purely a appearance. This with, beg to pay and On Wednesday morning and after- Inind of $25 for his 4 thanks, and to clasp them as business meeting without any feat- no paid fine, as above heartfelt noon the visitors will make trips over ures hid nitiK his Special to The Citizen. the veteran fair workers of our terri- MEETINGS OF ARMENIANS HERE of general interest. In the after- stated, and was released, after the the famous battlefield under the lead- noon the members of organization Las Ciuces, N. M., Sept. 18. tory. I refer to those men who origin- ership of competent guides. In the the court had given him a very severe begin- will take an excursion trip to Mission Jacob Schaublln, for many years ated and conducted the fairs, evening there will be a campfire. Ridge, lecture. father-in-la- ning In 1881 up Orchard Knob, the national a resident of Ima Ciuces, to the present time. ASK ACTION OVER MASSACRES The encampment will close on cemetery. of lat- In behalf of association, I think Fort Wood, Cameron Hill, Martin Lohman, the this Thursday. After the encampment and points BIG SCOTCH MUSTtR ter a prominent merchant and it not amiss at this time, to express many other of historic interest. of the delegates will take a trip In the evening there will be a large politician of Las Cruces, member our greetings to ail who have partici- Arme- I). Boston, Mass., Sept. 18. The Russian local authorities were to Washington, C. Mc-Co- HELD AT EDINBURGH of equalization, pated in making of this a success- meeting before wheh Col. John J. the board of died the nian-American citizens of Boston, charged with having actually caused at Las Cruces Saturday evening ful fair. NORWAY STILL DENIES will deliver an address. held a mass meeting last night to pro- disorders and encouraged Moslem Tomorrow morning the Army of Edinburgh, Sept. IS. The greatest from a complication of diseases, I have briefly stated all that I care massacre Armen- fanat icism. MOBILIZATION OF TROOPS ths you. test against the of Cumberland will hold another busi- of Scotchmen under arms after a lingeiing Illness of sev- 4 now to say to Albuquerque greets i al-- o l Christiana, Norway, Sept. 18. An- muster ians in Caucasus. Resolutions were The evolutions atp to tlie ness meeting at the Road House, Klooilen Kit-I- was eral years' duration. The de- 4 vim all. wherever you are from, in or au- other seiiii-otllcia- l denial was issued since the battle of adopted denouncing the Russian American people and government to while Wilder's Brigade association to- a wife one 4 thp territory. We will t xpress : - reviewed by King Edward her.- ceased leaves and out of thorities, and holding iliem responsi- bring pressure to hear n .11 the gov- toda yof tlie renewed charges of Nor- will j meet in the Auditorium, King's 4j,iiuii volunteers daughter, wife of Martin Lohman, 4 our cordiality in every move known to in- I i i - g wegian mobilization of troops, made day. Nearly Scotch ble for tlie death of thousands of I eminent hi l. ei 10 pin tin Brigade two sons. Mr. Schaublin was 4 the word. in the old Chamber of Com- marched past his majesty. and nocent persons. end to the bloodshed. tills morning in the Swedish papers. merce hall for many years engaged in the The city appreciates your attend- It is declared that Norway has made and Sheridan's Division at LIPTON IS milling ance no reservation the Chamber of Commerce rooms on SIR THOMAS business. here. We have no military preparations except such Broad HURT IN THE PARADE to offer for the success of this fair, as are absolutely necessary from a street. BOSTON BOUND CAR WITTE AND COLLEAGUES Tomorrow afternoon North Caro- ARRIVE AT PLYMOUTH defensive point of view. Edinburgh, Sept. 18 Sir Thomas TURNED OVER IN TUNNEL lina monument will be dedicated and Upton, (illieer of one of the regiments, New York, Sept. IS. - One car of the Plymouth, F.ng., Sept. IS The stea- places of Interest on and near the mer Kaiser Wi.hclm II., having on King Edward in Scotland. Chlckamauga was thrown from his horse by its sud- express train bound for Boston, was Kdinburg, Sept, 18. King Edward battlefield will bo visit- denly swerving. His mouth was cut ODD FELLOWS ASSEMBLE board Mr. Wide and colleagues, arriv- ed by the veterans. overturned today in the New York who accompanied by the queen and a, and his arm and shoulder were bruis- ed here today. The Russians, largo Central tunnel, and twelve persons were all in good health, went on to suite, arrived here yesterday ed but iiis injuries are not serious. - NO SCORE AT were injured. The accident was caus- Cherbourg, where they will land this and today attended a large and bril- END TODAY IN PHILADELPHIA Hunt en-- ! passen- afternoon. leview of volunteers. The JEWELER FOX RETURNS ed by an open switch. The tire population of the city turned or' OF SECOND INNING gers III the overturned car were to greet king the1 FROM BRITISH COLUMBIA and cheer the and Philadelphia, Sept. 18. The eighty-firs- t mander of Pennsylvania. thrown about violently but none sus- BEEF TRUST PACKERS greatest enthusiasm prevailed. A' of the will be principal day FOR GREATEST GAME OF SEASON IN annual communication Tomorrow the tained fatal injuries. SPARRING TIME brilliant reception will be given in II. E. Fox. the Jeweler, returned Sovereign Grand Ixlge, I. O. O. F., of the convention and the main feat- Chicago, Sept. 18. Counsel for the honor of the king this evening. PROGRESS AT TRACTION PARK home fast night, and he came back opened here morning. The con- ure w ill be a grand parade of the Pat- In THIS AFTERNOON WITH ALBU- this PHILANTHROPIST beef trust declared the federal with his left foot in bad order. Mr. vention will last all week and will riarchs Militant lodges and encamp- AGED court today that they were not ready COAL OIL JOHNNY PUTS QUERQUE PLAYING TRINIDAD. Fox was at Kitchener, 1). C, on busi- l.iiHT i,nn, tti.iiua,i.lj tt visitors tn ments in the afternoon. AND SCIENTIST DEAD to proceed, but expressed the inten- UP THE PRICE OF OIL ness, accompanied by W. I.. Hatha- the city, besides the thousands of del Philadelphia, Sept. 18. Gen. Isaac tion to fiio later In the day whatever Cleveland, Sept. 18. With no score inn- way. During the stay at Kitchener The Standard at end of second egates anu members ol tne oruer, wno Some Statistics from Report. J. Wister, philanthropist and scientist, action they decided to take. It is un- uil company today advanced the sell- ing, the game between Albuquerque he and Mr. Hathaway took a hunt for will Philadelphia, Sept. 18. Disagreea- af- take part in the conclave. died today at Claymont, Delaware, derstood the packers will attack the ing price of grades of refined oil j and Trinidad at Traction park af- big game in the thick timbers that open- ad this The members of the Sovereign ble weather marked the formal ter several days of iKness, aged 78 validity of the grand Jury, which vot- half a cent per gallon, and gasoline ternoon, promises to be the greatest abound thereabouts, and In the manip- May- today eighty-firs- t Grand Lodge were welcomed by ing of the annual years. ed the Indictments against them. one gallon. j game season. ulations of the magazine of a rifle, a cent a of the or John Weaver, of Philadelphia, and communication of the Sovereign Pierce, who is pitching for Trinidad discharged, ball striking I shot was the addresses were delivered by We.villo Grand Idge of the Independent Or- Retail Druggists Hold Convention. Is said to be no other top the K than the famous the of tlie foot Just back of fhtlbhnrk- trrnnil lilHWter- Pleon der of Odd Fe.lows. The Initial exer- Boston, Mass., Sept. 18. Fully 1,000 Glaze, big toe, and ploughed itself through of the Sllverton, Colo., team, Glsquelais, grand patriarch; Mrs. An cises were held in Lulu temple, Bond CONVENTION IN CHICAGO TO delegates from all parts of the country and he is being played under protest. that portion of the foot. The shot na .Morrow, president of Rehekah As- street, which was entirely Inadequate con- Is much ar In attendance at the national If this Gaze he is a phenomenon, was purely accidental and was sembly; Major General J. Blair An- to accommodate the crowds. Every of by Hathaway, who was vention the National Association of as this year he pitched a game in the regretted Mr. drews, department commander. At Jurisdiction of the order in the United Druggists. opening ses- Black Mr. Fox at shot. Retail The Hills league in North Dakota, with the time of the the name time a prize drill of the Pat- States Is represented at the conclave. DEMAND RATE CONTROLLING sion was lie Id this morning Paul Mr. Fox reports Mr. Hathaway as do- at nine Innings, no hit, no score and riarchs militant was held at the Sec Grand Sire Wright's report shows a Revere headquarters of twenty-thre- ing finely, he being the general mana- hall. The the struck out batters. ond regiment armory. total membership In 14,315 subordin- association are at the Copelcy Square Benn is pitching a great game and ger Life 1 for the Mutual Insurance lie program for afternoon in- ate lodges to be 1.217,145; encamp- Chicago, Sept. IS. Delegatus re- sion should be company of New York, Oregon, the vested with powfr, hotel. struck out four men up to the end of for cludes competitive degree work of ment membership. 171, 839; Rchckah wheie a given chal- headquarters Port- porting from the vaious trades, in- rate has been the second Inning. Kunz got a single with home and at lodges, encampments and Rebekah membership. 471. "."!; expenditures lenged, and hearing In land, ami sends regards best dustrial and producing interests of after full found Convention of Bridgeworkers. the first half of the second. The he and ioilges at Lulu temple. for relief, $l.s:t3.ii4!l; to'al revenues, to unreasonable, to subject Philadelphia, Pa., Sept. IS. The In- right wii-he- le decide, fielder fumbled the ball and by to foimer Albuquerque friends. : . hold a At half past seven in the evening $13.t;3u.7itl total resources. $:17,45.-i71- the country are to convention to judicial review, what slijijl bo a ternational Association of Bridge and sensational base running Kunz got to there will be a dress parade in front Increase in membership of sub- in Chicago on October 2G and 27. The reasonable rate to take Its place, the Structural Ironworkers opened its an- BUSINESS IS GENERALLY third. But it was to no avail, he was of the Second regiment armory. Later ordinate lodges during the year was object of the convention is to im- ruling of the commission to take ef- nual session hero today. Delegates caught at home, while attempting SUSPENDED IN BOSTON ;.'). to in the evening there will be a recep- 724; in encampment branch, 9.99b; press upon counters tlie extent of the fect immediately and to continue until lepresenting state and local organiza- score on by li.i.-to- a ball hit Randall. Sept. IS. Business gener- 2fi.3!M ; tion to Gen. M. A. Raney, general com- in Rebekah branch, militant demand of the people for legislation it is reversed by the court of review.' tions from all parts of tho United Pettus Is catching a great game and ally was suspended in city today J the manding, at the did Fellows' temple, branch membership decreased 3oo and outlined In the president's last annual The convention ulso will endeavor States are presint. The coneiil??-- his fine catches of fouls pulled Albu- during to, tlie funeral services over the and also a reception to Major General Grand Sire Wright recommended rad- message to congress, as follows: arouse public interest in tin move is of much Importance to the building querque out of one or two very tight body of Mayor Patrick A. Collins. J. Blair Andrews, department com ical measures to restore this branch. "The interstate commerce commis Illent. industries of tlie couutrv. places. PAGE TWu ALllUQUEKQUE KVKN1NG CITIZEN MONDAY, SEPT. 18 1905.

Haiinv Hunting Ground, says the PROFESSIONAL CARDS N. PEACH & CO. Republican. The four of this (iallun DENTISTS. BAD BLOOD THE Is wca inij and one by one CITIZEN wrath off REAL ESTAYE DEALER 8 BANK INSTITUTIONS t llfi the Indians are leaving their hiding DR. J. E. KRAFT. INVITES DISEASE fabllnhH and Weekly by Plan's In the Mils and nre coming Dillr 1 Automatic phone 535. Office 208V4 Into town or down into the valleys. Dental Surgeon. Tt.. t.i - .!,..a tiniirivlmintit ati.l 16 iiic iiiiiuu 'fr 'fr 4-- In many cases hunger drove the Indi- Room 16 and Urant block, over trongth cv rv 'tut of the body when West Gold Ave. 4 4 4 4 4 4 4' 4 4 tht Citizen Publishing; Company (rood Company. to ans out of hiding anil forced them the Golden Rule Dry it is rich, pine nnd healthy. When from for civilization after Both phones. Appointments made by any cause b s oiseasi-- or wean it at for trmnamiHion through th to hit the trail it "m Pnltr. food. mall. cannot snpplv the nutriment the system Hiaila aerorid el.M m.tt.r. 1... I.. ..1 id :Mp tn rpi-- t Iim THIRD STREET fcdmund J. Aiger, D. D. ft. "i ins,la nuti un mi - t - RENEWED ACTIVITY IN No. SXS HaM road tvenua Utile hour diseases and tn'iibli s tbut are constantly Montezuma Trust Co. NEW MEXICO MINING. ;3U a. m. to 1K.SU p. m.; 1:30 p. m. to I assailing it to break down me ueaun. V p. m. Telephone a. Appointment mad Meat Market ALBUQUERQUE, NEV MEXICO t S 8. B. A was closed, according the ty mall. I have need and foun't it to be --5 deal to nil fXnejieill l.iewi, ..,,.,,.. ... huinu. All Kinds of Fresh and Salt Meats. Alamogordo Adevrtlser, In which the My lc nail impure, LAWYERS. blood wan verytad at Steam Sausage Factory. Alamo Mining and Development com a m v vstrin Vacrhia mucb ' runrultdown nnd ileln it mod , I lost twenty EMIS pany property in the San - KLEINWORT, sold their Bernard 8. Rodey. or more pone. In in w"irht, hd no nppe- Official Paper of Itarmilillo Count) Andreas, which consists of six claims, ATTORN Albuquerque, vnoanawftiiti Bue"- hk o. a. n. Masonic Building, North Third Street. I ei am to a man by the name of llaylord, who N. M. I'rompt attention given to all advertised brcmi it" ". and well profeaalon. jiBsina w ii in" u"i uBiuir ii Capital and Stirpltis MtlaM Frmt A'timoon Dlipa'ck. Is said to represent the Green com- Mihtncm pertHlnlnt; to the ror aome wlole.i'"".My system and $100,000 w m ai) of the terri- little B. A. &LEYSTER lirfwt Otjr and County Circulat on. panies. The Alamo company had ill practice courts e"-l- l IIOlll'H 111." Htatea I v,l.,r,,iy Th Ntw Mlcc Ocul.tion. some very fine claims, one shaft down tory and before the Unltfd lard built up, ami n i not besitnte to pive INSURANCE, READ ESTAT- E- ii'fit office. B. B. 8. ci tt f ir it. It. MARTIN. Larni-t- t Northrrn Arljcni OcuUtirn very good . the .w.. NOTARY PUBUC. eighty feet showing some w arren, w . , uu aucuuw m. ore. The total consideration wan Ira M. Bond. Room 6, Cromwell Block, Albuquerque ATTOK.NKy-AT-L.A- S2 F atreet, N. t.'.o.ooo. which will be made in cash Rheumatism. Skin Diseases, Scrofula Tkmms or V landa, Automatic Telephone, 174. subscription: com- W., ashlnsrton, u. Catarrh, Old Sons, Malaria, Contagion; Interest bar payments and stock In the new pat- Allowed on Savings Deposits liaBj man. on. in H copyright", cavlata, letter jrar advtnc l.0t pany. patent, Wood Poison, do., are the results of bad nltr a? omII. on. month N ent, trade mark, claim. or diseased bleed, and until this vital 4' on White I.lly Cigar. frMr br mU. jrmr H. W. D. Bryan. fluid is clean-- l and made pure, strong Smoke the l MAKING THE DESERT TO Albuquerque, ATTORN and healthy, th' se diseases will BLOSSOM AS THE ROSE. Bank build- continue. RICHARDS-CIG- 4 f i x N. M. Office, Flrk national The of all blood purifiers and JOE ARS i f iDay by Carrier, 60c per month ing. greatest The. El I'aso News said that should tonics is S. S. S. It has been curing all W. Dobson. 113 W. WITH AMPLE Evmmwo frmaN will b In thi any one have the Idea in mind that diseases of the blood for more than forty Railroad Avenue. MEANS Tn tllTi ATTORN Office Crom- - AND 0RW Ut low rmu nf 20 mr or for 6 the El Paso and Mesilla valleys are years by goin : down to the very root of UNSURPASSED FACILITIES at ranti wik. well Mock. Albn lertpie. N. M. (art. poe Math, whn paid monthly. the only fertile spots in the southwest, the trouble, tori ing out all poisons and he should Inspect some fruit received John H. Stlngie. impurities and building up every part of PIONEER BAKERY THE BANK OF COMMERCE OF ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. in city. By long odds the finest ATTORN Suite 1, N. T. the system by its tine tonic effect. S. S. S. SIMON SMALLING, Proprietor. Ihvtlstsj Kates Made Known on Application that jo building, Albuquerque. N. M. apples seen In the local market this Arm cures Rheuma- (Successor to Balling Bros.) season, a splendid shipment of peaches ARCHITECTS. tism, Skin Ids-ease- WEDDING CAKES A SPECIALTY EXTENDS TO DEPOSITORS EVERY PROPER ACCOMODATION AND win a favor br notifying ua tonor and the most luscious figs one ever Scrofula, We desire rtatronage and we guar ovuiwi i a ACCOUNTS. la tat m amjr of tn papar. ntw tasted are in the lot. They were F. W. Spencer and V. O. Walling-ford- , Catarrh, Old antee first class baking. CAPITAL, 1150,000.00 raised by I,. E. Lumbley of Tularosa, rooms 41-4- Barnett building, Sores, Malaria, aVI WMara al raanittanca thou Id b addi aaaiil t. 207 S. First Street. Albuquerque. and tlnd a ready sale. If this isn't Albuquerque, N. M. Both 'phone. Contagioui tfn Ommt PviLiaawo Comfakt. Dmfu. making the desert bloom It would PURELY VEGETABLE. Blood Poison OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS: , aftaaka, poatofflc and axpraaa aaonay ordara ENQINEER3. be to find more apt Illustra- CIVIL and all otaet 80LOMON LUNA, at b nada payable t tha ordar af tha hard a Thos. F. Kelchcr President; tion of the prase. blood troubles, and cures them perma- W. S. STRICKLER, V. P. and Cashier; W. J. Johnson, D. F. MACROLLING, nently. S. S S is the acknowledged PAINTS,. OIDS.. VARNISHES. AND Asst. Cashier! Civil engineering, surveying and wm. Mcintosh solomon luna GFnpp.ir DZn-- r SILVER CITY BAPTIST king of blood purifiers anil the greatest BRUSHES C. M. drafting. &03 South Third street. J. BALDRIDGE A. BLACKWELL O. E. CROMWELL MINISTER RESIGNS. of all tonics. Hooks on the different dis- Palmetto Roof Paint Stops all leaks. MxnH! 163. Bell 15. CONTRACTOR A BUILDER. eases, and any medical advice you may One gallon Devoe's Paint Cover Rev. J. A. Armstrong, minister of wtsu will be given without charge. Three hundred square feet two coats. DEPOSITORY FOR THE ATCHISON, TOPEKA & the Baptist of City, nas 8ANTA FE RAILWAY church Silver A. L, Morgan. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Ga. ef- Atlanta, Leather, Harness, Saddles, Etc handed In his resignation to take THE INDEPENDENT CONTRACTOR fect at once, says the Enterprise. AND BUILDER Estimates cheerfully 409 WEST RAILROAD AVENUE TERRITORIAL TOPICS It Is Mr. Armstrong's intention to quit furnlHhod; Job work eollcted. Automatic SHOWING THE WAY the ministry, and the gentleman Is 'phone 724: shop 911 North Second atreet, Established in 1882 holding himself In readiness to ac Albuquerque, N. M. This Public Statement of an Albu cept a clerical position with the Santa PHYSICIANS. querque Citizen Will be Appre- O. & CO. FIRST NATIONAL BANK Fe railway company at some point ciated. F. PRATT THE on Mr. Armstrong came Many Albuquer Goods, ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. "LID" ON AT their line. . C. H. Conner, M. D., D. 0. a reader of thU In Sole agents for Casino Canned ALAMOGORDO. to Silver City about two years ago Osteopathic physician and surgeon. que has gone through the seif-sam- e Jas. Heekln & Co.'s Coffees, during has num- In part, glad to and that time made President New Mexico Board of Osteo- experience and will be Granite Flour. The gand jury of Otero eountv ha erous friends, who will regret to see pathy. All diseases successfully be shown the way to get rid of the Officers and Directors. "been In session at Alaruogordo a little him and his family leave the city treated. Offllce Barnett building. constant aches and pains of a bad JOSHUA S. RAYNOLDS President over one week, and up to date thirty and will wish him well in his new call- Hours, 9 to 2 and 2 to 4. Both tele- back. Profit by an Albuquerque citi M. W. FLOURNOY Vice President six Indictments have been renorterl ing. phones. Sundays by appointment. zen's experience. Staple andFancy FRANK McKEE Cashier Every cigar store and dry goods store B. H. Thomas, rooming house, 502 R. POSTAL SYSTEM AT Dr. J. E. Bronson. Groceries A. FROST Assistant Cashier In town has been lntllcted for viola- THE South Second street, says: "1 have MERCY OF A WOMAN, Homeopatblo Physician. H. F. RAYNOLDS Director tion of the Sunday law. This grand Room 17. Whiting Block. read somewhere that backache was Jury, It seems, Is using a new broom generally an indication of kidney com Hillsboro Creamery Butter Best on New York, Sept. 18. The entire VETERINARY. U. S. DEPOSITORY. and sweeps clean. money plaint and when there was added to it Earth. postal order system of the kidney United States has been turned upside Dr. Blott, mTr. C. V. S. trouble with the secretions the NEW CLASS OF IMMIGRANTS signs were unmistakable. When I Orders Solicited. Free Delivery, Authorized Capital $300,000.00 down by the twenty-on- e year old Veterinary surgeon and dentist NOT WANTED contracted a cold these annoyances Paid Up Capital, Surplus and Profits 25U,O00.0O ELSEWHERE Brooklyn woman, who, it Is alleged, Horses, cattle and dogs treated by 214 South Second Street. issued forged money orders from the latest, up to date, approved, sci existed and for eight montns It one The Clayton Enterprise thinks thAt the another was surq to fol n of the postofflce at Four- entific methods. Office at Trimbles' attack ceased x x x x x x x x- - x x X Depository for Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company the Bettlors who are fast closing on I in phone, auto., 122. low, so that can consistently say I the west end of Heaver county will teenth street and Sixth avenue. stables. Old 3; ex was almost bothered continually. J fin- W. Boon make the little prairie pups hie For some lime the government CLAIRVOYANT. A. HAYDEN perts Washington had desired to ally went to the Alvarado Parraacy to the plains of New Mexico, and then !t for Doan s Kidney Pills and took a CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. the people of Union county will make alter the form of money orders so as Mrs. Alice Coburn Hayward, clair- to avoid frauds, but it was not until course of the treatment. It did exact O O 04KD4KZ0404000 hot tamales out of them. voyant and business medium, 120 ly as promised stopped the annoyance Office and Factory 00040000 the young postal clerk's operations South Arno street Office hours: 10 2 were experts dis- very promptly and very effectively." 412 WEST COPPER AVENUE. DAWSON WILL GROW detected that the to t dally. Evenings and Sundays hy by covered a way to prevent crookedness appointment. For sale all dealers. Price 50c. Albuquerque, N. M. o MOST RAPIDLY NOW. Foster-Milbur- n in that branch of the service. All of Co., Buffalo, New York, The National Bank The being call- FALL TERM. sole agents for the United States. State Santa Rosa Sun says that In ad- the outstanding blanks are Phones, Auto. 108; Colo., Black 2C5 0 dition to the 800 new coke ovens ed In and new blanks, like express or- Remember the name Doan's and Albuquerque Business College Opans take no other. 51 X X X X-- X T X X X X X ALBUQUERQUE in course of construction at Dawson, ders are being printed. at Washington Monday. OF In September 4, 1905. The El Paso & Southwestern has com a rush. The name of the missing Bookkeeping GO TO ALBUQUERQUE sub-stati- Courses and Penman THE PLAN menced the erection of 500 new dwell clerk of the Sixth avenue ship, Shorthand, TypewKtlng, Eng ING MILL RANKIN & CO. ing houses. The comnanv houses at Is Lydia B. Engelke. Capltan llsh, Spanish and Mechanical Draw When you want any mill work done. FIRE INSURANCE, REAL ESTATE, are already being moved to lng. We don't keep you waiting. We get LOANS CAPITAL $100,000.00 Dawson, and all the ' CATCHING A LOON. mechanics that DAY AND EVENING 8ESSION. out your mirk promptly. Our motto: Automatic phone 451. DEPOSITS $250,000.00 can be obtained are at work. no 'Once, and once only, I caught a For particulars call or address "No work, pay we all work." Room 10, N. T. Armijo Building. G. S. RAMSAY, Pres. ALL MINING ADVANCE young Northern diver. It was in July OCOCXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX3 We have had a very satisfactory growth since the establishment MATTER in the Laurentians in a little lake far R. O. STOLL, Secretary. OF PROFIT. Library building, Railroad ave CLARKVILLE PRODUCE CO of our bank. If you are not one of our customers, we should like back in the forest covered hills East an opportunity to show you our superior facilities. It Is evident that the Sierra Con loons always nest on small Islands In nue. HAY, GRAIN AND FEED solidated Gold Mining comnanv In lakes, never where foxes can get at ROSA FUTRELLE GIDEON, Wholesale and Retail 0 tends to extensively prosecute devel the eggs or young. The one I took was Teacher HIDES. PELTS AND WOOL O. N. MARRON, President. D. A. McPHERSON, Vice President. opment of Piano. B. MacMANUS, Mgr. work on the Snake and ODnor- the size of a pigeon and it took me Commercial Club building, Albuquer J. DON, ROY McDONALD, .unity group G02 J. B. HERN Cashier. Assistant Cashier. 0 of mines, the Hillsboro twenty minutes to get it. When pur- que, after September 24. WELCOME South First Street Both Phones Advocate is reliably informed that sued the little fellows make for the 5 worn of enlarging the Snake shaft to open deep water, never skulk among ASSAYERS. will Boon be com the weeds, and rely solely upon their A. E. WALKER, menced. The shaft will enlarged CORBET & COLLINS, You are Invited to the Cash Buy be wonderful diving powers. You can ers' union riRE and retimhered to a depth of 500 feet. very Civil and Mining Engineer. United to attend their immense only catch them when they are States Deputy Mineral Surveyor. sale of Clothing, Hats, Shoes, Under INSURANCE. A new mill and complete electrical young and on a perfectly calm day Secretary Mutual Building Associa- 0 50-to- n ASSAYERS. wear. Blankets, Comforts, Outing appliance to operate a new mill when you can see them the Instant tion. Office at J. C Raldrldge's Lum- The Standard Plumbing & Heating Co. and other machinery is prospective. East aide of Plaza, Santa Fe, N. M Flannels, Crockery, Enamelware, Tin they come up. ware, Cutlery, Glassware and Grocer ber yard. 1 quickly 0 THAT DAY MOST followed the bird so that MERCHANT TAILORING les. Special bargains during fair I. H. COX, Manager. WILL I always near It rose, UNDOUBTEDLY was when it week. Cash Buyers' Union Store, 22 TOTI A. ORADI Iron Pipe, Iron Pipe Fittings, Brass Fittings and Valves, Steam and COME. by shouting brandishing the and and UPSTAIRS, North Second street, Wm. Dolde pro Hot Water Heating and Gas Fitting. A full line of bath room fix- William paddle frightened It before it had re- OVER NO. 209 WEST Dealers in Groceries, Provisions, Hay, 0 II. Harris, of Gladstone, RAILROAD AVENUE, O. BAM prietor. tures and supplies. Storer Gasoline Engines. was In Raton recently, and in talking gained Its wind. At length It could Grain and Fuel. over conditions of New Mexico, said not dive more than a foot or tw.o. be- Fine line ot Imported Wines, Liquors Auto. 'Phone, 671. 412 W. Railroad Ave. Colo. 'Phone, 234. low the surface and then I caught it BINI, PROPRIETOR. and Cigars. Place your orders for 0 to the editor of the Range: iMy merchant tailoring shop is up "This Beason, if we had known what with my hand. It was savage and sea- this line with us. sick In canoe. The mother kept stairs over No. 209 West Railroad ave NORTH THIRD STREET. was coming in the way of weather, we the nue, where I patronage of ooooooocoocre could have over near It, from first to last, swam solicit the turned the sod and the public. All work guaranteed first- - raised a good crop of winter wheat. round the canoe, calling most plaint- XXXZXXXXXXXXXXXXX 0 "OLD RELIABLE" ESTABLISHED 1878 "Whe-ouou,- class, as I have had fifteen years' ex only ively while, the note being " Northern New Mexico H M We have range cattle, and do lit- the perlence in the business. Suits made eiinnTii iitn TvnruirjiTiur farming, quite distinct from the usual onuninflnu aim i m . tle and though our ranches to order. Clothes cleaned, pressed and irtnniiiiiu L. D. R UTN E Y are large If the Campbell process of mocking laugh. repaired. specific M S. S. PEARLSTINE M I paddled little loon The I use will not dry farming keeps on becoming popu- the injure the cloth. Ladles' garments H 212i2 South Second street. H lar we may expect to see our ranches about a mile, and then put it over- Auto Phone, 328. led also cleaned and walking skirts made H h cut into bits and farmed." board very gently, and the mother to Business Strictly Confidential. WHOLESALE GROCER off In triumph. West, In order. Give me a trial. FMIR H it Graham NAVAJO PONIES IN Recreation. O. BAMBINI. ZXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX GREAT DEMAND. AND Flour, Grain and Provisions WHY THEY BEGIN WITH 37. Can You Eat? Tha Fuehr Undertaking Company T. Ranson. the stock trader, has no hymn with a J. B. Taylor, a prominent merchant Most Exclusive Stock of Staple Groceries The reason that says: Carries the Largest and returned from another part of toe number less than 37 Is sung at the of Chrle8man, Texas, "I could FALL FESTIVAL Successors to Edwards & Fuehr In the Southwest. territory, where he has leen to de- English church at Monte Carlo Is a not eat because of a weak stomach. seventy-fiv- e 307 West Railroad Avenue. liver Navajo ponies, says Him pie one. A member of the congre- lost all strength and ran down In AT the Gallup Republican. The demand gation once used the hymn sung at a weight. All that money could do was Both 'Phones. Day or Night FARM AND FREIGHT WAGONS for these horses Is increasing, as they done, but all hope of recovery van proven morning service, No. 32, as a tip, and have themselves to be the best left the church to put the maximum on lshed. Hearing of some wonderful ALBUQUERUE. N. M. cow ponies in the west. Their par- cures effected by Kodol Dyspepsia Las Vegas RAILROAD AVENUE 32. It turned up. Gossip about his REDUCED PRICES 0 ticularly strong front legs makes them "Inspiration" of persons Cure, I concluded to try It. The first On Plates, $8.00; very on led a number Dental Work. desirable cattle ranges and bottle benefitted me, and after taking 26-2- 9, gives the following Sunday to play the num- September Gold Crowns, $t.00; Fillings, $1.00 t'uem wonderful staying quali- ber of the last hymn. Again it won. four bottles, I am restored to my us- '05 up. Teeth extracted without pain, ties. Many of the Navajo ponies a:e ual strength, wealth and health." Ko- Rare, Thrilling, Spectacular, Unusual 5uc. All guaranteed. sent east, where they are trained for a,.ro,lim(fa. ,hu (.,.ush uf worhip dol Dyspepsia Cure digests what you CEMENT SIDEWALKS Duggy norses p, rs, but their intent was frustrated, eat and cures. Sold by all druggists and High Clasa Attractions. We are now prepared to figure on cement walks. We use first class employ competent workmen, which justifies us In giv- as the highest number on the roulette New-Mexic- material and SUIT AGAINST CALIFORNIA-UTA- Dr. G. on low rates from all points in will compare favo ably table is HO. and is now the lowest Otto Bebber left a business ing you a positive guarantee. Our prices MEDICAL BOARD. trip for Gallup. During to I.ns Vegas. Round trip number ever given out in the church. his absence from with responsible competition. Dr. W. E. w ill be in charge fare Albuquerque, $i; Tickets San Francisco, ("ai., Sept IS liondon Taller. Bauer of The! his olllce. on sale September 25 to 29, inclusive, Hydraulic Stone Company supreme cou;t has granltd writ of! a i:ood for return passage until October Laughlin su- Numerous and Worthless. AUTOMATIC PHONE 711. certiorari, returnable before the Always Successful. 31. Call on agent for particulars. B. F. COPP, D. D. S. preme court en banc in I. (is Angelas Evcrytliiig is in the name when it 1 1. LUTZ, Indigestion S. Room 17, N. T. Armijo Building. twenty days after dale of service, in cotn. s to Witch Hazel Salve E. C. He When becomes chronic W. J. BLACK, G. P. A., Agent. the matter of Jessie Hewitt agaiu.--t Witt k Co., of Chicago, discovered it is dangerous. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Tepoka, Kan. oso the board of medical examiners. Miss some v.'.'irs .T.r.'i how to mal-.- a salve will cure Indigestion, ami nil trouble ooeooooooc oooooooooo Hewitt was charged with tin prof) from Witch Hazel that is a specific resulting theretroni, thus preventing XXXXXZZZXXXXXXXXXZZXXZXZXT s- of M bional conduct in advertising a mi di - ,,r, l,ili l'"1' "lind, ldeedii.L'. itching catarrh the stomach. Dr. New GIRLS! GIRLS! GIRLS! cal business. Her license was revoked and protruding idles, ecxciet cuts, brough, of League, V. Va.. says: "To and she brings this writ to compel the burns, bruises and al skin diseases inoso suiienng irom lndlL'cption or City fiflarkct I I $25 California $25 medical board to rex'ore her and an- fie Witt's Salve has no equal. This sour stotmieh would sav that there John W. Abbott, Prop. MIDNIGHT LUNCH Is no remedy Kodol nul the order revoking hi r license. has given rise to numerous worthless better than Dvs M Secott.l Class Colonist Hates Do pop-I- n Cure. I have proscribed it for counterfeits. Ask for Witt's the Only thm any entertainment, SOME TRIBULATIONS genuine. Sold by all druircists. i number of patients with good sue Bet After the thow, or after cards; in fact, nf'ir IN CATTI P KWIDDIMr. ce.--s. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests a host can smile and say: "Let's have a little lutich," bouillon, ' " 15 to Oct, 31 "Mn'her was lucky papa bought a wha you eat and in:il-;- g Sect. g Meats, Butler and Eggs ra:ebit, chocolate or any of those delicious dainties that can he the stomach gown. Emery ikrron and George Farmer' gag range, sweet. So d by all druggists. prepared on a pas range, without changing your You left Clayton for the Kansas ( t y n a r- - 109 can do this if you have a raiiye. mm - H North Second St. Vet with thrie cars of fat cattle. The, Srenwrs allowed ill Call- cattle 'were dippid within the ten p l'o!n:;i. For particulars, call M See the Gas Man, Fourth and Gold Ave. days and given a health certificate by IS TIME TO M "n agent. m the govt NOW THE GET WELL Y. L. TRIMBLE & CO. riiiiK'tit inspector. Stanley 11. S. T. 1'. Janus, shipped H I.I'T., a LIVERY, SALE FEED AND TRANS- three M .1 .1. Agent. H tars of stters mn near Fo'.som, I'.VltNK. FER STABLES g '.. I'. A., Los Angeles, Cal. ex- which were la1. led as exposed cat- Mi-o-- Horses and Mules bought and go Nature Helps na Cure Stomach Troubles in Short Order M H changed. tle and will have to into tbo quar- H H antine van!-- . If pot mis'aki n, says BEST TURNOUTS IN THE CITY S'lmmi-- r moiiH.s are the heft If you sufTer with headaches, indi- XZXZZ1XXZZZZXXZZZZZXZZZZZX Enterprise, !s f':r.- -t The ween and MICHAEL'S COLLEGE the this the cattle ces! ion, lla'iilency, spechs Second street, bit Railroad ST. from that bad to gu to In the whole ear for the treatment before the Copper avenues. uh.ih eyes, iermentation, hea t burn, dizzi- TRY OUR SANTA FE, N. M. the quai ant ine en aals. cure of stomach troubles. The and ness, or hae a variable appetite, and FRESH M RATS AND SAUSAGES r JEMEZ HOT SPRINGS STAGE LINE SUPERSTITION WEARING life, with natural exercises, a general fi cling of despondency of A Specially Fine Lino OFF NAVAJO INDIANS. the fruit and berries which a;e so weaUmss. it t:ows clearly that the tre 'y n. ail help to restore stomach is not digotlii!? food as UNION MARKET Carries mall; only eati the the Uuited States THE FORTY-SEVENT- H YEAR BEGINS SEPT. 4, '05 A fcliort titee a no, it will lie remem- hea'thy action to tins digestive or- it should. line w ith a change of stock enroute; bered that a Navajo was hit by a bolt gans. Just one little talib-- t out of a 50 '0 7 W. Gold Avenue -- Both Phones. good rigs, horses and drivers; leaves of lightning, ami that the Indians Now when nature will aid a cent box of lli-O- for a fe ilavs. Alblquerque every Tuesday and Sat- ad- look to the hills, where many of In curini; Indigestion Blvlng i all this will be changed display of the Rio urday at 5 a. in. For particulars, them and ' and for the See the window went iuto hiding tu escape the sup Mrelntti t.i tlwi tomeiMi n4 i lint i liet t er utnl health reitnt-ei- l Anil Grando Woolen Mills at the, Globe dress W. L. Trimble & Co., agents, BRO. BOTULPH, PRESIDENT posed wrath of the Great Spirit who digestive fvstein. is the best lime to' J. H. O'Rielly & Co. to show you the store, then ask for those $3. &0 waik-ln- g Albuquerque, or J. B. BLOCK, pro- had tent one of their number to the J use this remarkable remedy. a guarantee. fkirts prietor, Perea, New Mexico. mond4y, SEPT. 18, 1905. ALKUQUKKQUK KVKN1XG CITIZEJs. PAGE THRCB m&!Zjr M.'rg'.y ,j mazxm jjwjr uair mirmswr 'rvrsb7,t x,,?, 1!V'N iter caaniw irrnfc ttairri.MSii n There will be some Big Real Estate Sales made between now and Spring Albuquerque Always Booms in the Winter PRICES ARE NOW THE LOWEST i A chance for wage earners to make big money. 150 beautiful foot Highlands. 50 ricoiuunce lulo udotcrn Addition, Tndav.J nnrn nnlv' "J viww,diinn $150, $200 per lot. OU CAN a j a ... . DOUBLE YOUR WAGES BY BUYING uown - - per A LOT NOW. $iu ? i week SURETY INVESTMENT COMPANY W. H. Greer, Pres. Solomon Luna. V-Pr- es. AT, W. Flournoy, Sec. D. K. B. Sellers, Mgr. M

- .i ooooooo o o oooooooo . . i AT THE CASINO B Evening Citizen Wants! 0 Thoroughly imbued with anticipa- One Cent Per Word 0 Making a Lit ar- for Each Insertion Doors tion of a treat from the newly T Inure proper Wide Open troupe, procured clatRlftotioi ids for this colons matt be la the office before o'ctock 0 rived vaudeville p. m. Ads pkoaed receive the i WITH OUR from abroad y .Miss Marian Whiting, unit careful atUottoa that is lvea U ad br jbt to offka. a crowded house was not entirely dis- appointed at the Casino Saturday night. AN OPPORTUXITY F03 YOU FOR SALE. Pilsnor new are very good Beer Some of the actors Mnymen fall to inremt tbrotmh lick of opnortn-Di(- r. FOR SALE-Tw-o saddle "ponies; also some are very bad. The percent- Urk mm to nil buiiJrpiinof biich la what wa and grk.19 i thrluiil one buggy horse and buggy. 502 aro dolrt0 with ovary COME IN AND MAKE YOURSELF AT HOME. SPECIAL PRICES age against, if opixtrtunltiei now on our HU. We have on is about even for and Clerical, Tcrhnlcal mnd Salenmtn ponittooa par South Second street. who toata Ita dolleioya fla- TO VISITORS. ASK ABOUT THE FREIGHT WE PAY. earnest and mocking applause tell of Inn from 11,000 to which mnm Im filled at vor and otrangthanlng owalMw. 1 one. If you want to brtu--jwr yonr condition UR SALKi Heating stove, gasoline success audience, write for There no krr-rag- e and failure. The plan and booklet. Offlcw In U cities. stove, refrigerator, la warm waathor which was very much the same that book case ana can oomparo HAPOOODS (Inc.), Brain Broken sideboard. Inquire 709 West Gold that wttri attended the frost of the Saturday avenue. thla refreshing drink on a warm night previous, was not in the mood 917 Chemical Building, St. Loala day.. It la not only FOR SALE OR RENT Ranch of 160 ploaaant to to accept anything not Just taate, but la Invigorating mn4 WANTED. acres; mhouse, alfalfa, orch- with smiles and boquets, but wholoaome. $3 par caaa of two Ap-pl- y ard, all irrigable; will or was more inclined toward severeness. WANTKD A seamstress at once. sell all dozen quartee; $2 per caaa of J. D. EMMONS part. Box 46, city. I A The actors, too, frightened some by 513 West Copper. wo gwenJ pirns. Successor to Futrelle Furniture Co., Corner Coal Ave. and 2d St. the treatment meted out to the first WANTKL) rtiree paiuierb, oigneut FOR SALE A fine piano, rea&inable; bunc'a of vaudeville artists, may have wages. C. A. Hudson. apply at this office. Southwestern Brewery A. Ice Company nervous not their FOR SALE Household goods, stoves, been a little and at WANTKD Roomers and uourders. Auto. Phono 292. ASK FOR DIAMOND i best. This is more than likely true 417 West Silver avenue. dressers, tables, lounges, chairs, etc. ICE. Colo. Phono S3 Byrd. zvi """""" in the case of Richard and La WANTED Kirst and second house South Arno street. never been defeated, is shown by the These youngsters were afraid that girl. Inquire at this office. FOR SALE Spring wagon, used two UMPIRE JEFFRIES following thev eouldn t make good, and in their months; will sell cheap. A. B., Q record' WANTED Girl for general house Auto phone, 316. Bell 115. February, 28, 1898, W.,' eal u crt,ate the desired impression. Journal office. phone, Residence Auto phone, No. 299. 0 HAS CLEAN RECORD Joe Goddard, song work. Apply to 810 Park avenue. Los Angeles 4 rounds j handed out some and dance FOR SALE Engine. Owing to en-- j W..1 n,ade the audience smile WANTED A good cook. Mrs. E. L. rUnmrsl 22.' 8tunls that ! Urging our power plant wo for Q A. mnd March 1898, l'eter Jackson, U'achlm.n 71A . . T n ...... 1 offer BORDERS, Director blmr INDI-CATO- 3 And lf tne Hamilton rdsters. Call and saie one vxiz, power, HE IS HERE TO USE THE San Francisco, rounds. WANTED Black or White Hearse, $5.00. Commercial April 22, 1898, San1 hadn't lessened the tedium, Experienced dining room Buckeye automatic cut- Club BuUdlnf. A FOR THE BASE BALL Pete Everett, W, girl; no CITY 3 which followed the preceding numbers. other need apply. Colum- off engine, for $250. Can be seen In 0 UNDERTAKER. RECORD IN THE Fianeisco, rounds. bus GAMES HIS May 6, 1898, Tom Sharkey, V., ban wlln a llvv bhu m B" ' hotel. operation at our mill. It Is an ex- RING. 20 rounds. I "Vamos to new town, would have WANTED At once, a competent girl cellent machine. The John Becker August 5, 1898, Bob Armstrong, most likely been the result. for general housework. Apply 523 company, Belen, N. M. Whiting mon- O00000ooo4ooo James J. Jeffries, the heavyweight W., New York, 10 rounds. Marion followed with Kcleher -avenue. LOST. ologue and character Impersonation gen-er- champion since 1899, was bora at June 9, 1899, Bob Fitjtsimmons, K., WANTED- First class girl for a plain baud nug; Coney Island, 11 rounds. and was received with much better housework. Apply 617 West ixsi Carroll, Ohio, April 15, 1875. An ex- grace on appearance of return to this office and receive re- UNDERWOOD November 3, 1899, Tom Sharkey, W., t'nan her first Copper. Mrs. Robert Putney. ward. pert boilermaker by profession, his Coney Island, 25 roundB. the week previous. Miss Whiting is WANTED , popu- Position as expert book-- LOST Black pocket book containing knowledge of ring was ob April 6, 1900, Jack Finnegan, K., a very clever woman, but her Keeper or first the lon- onice man. Address, railroad passes papers. Detroit, 1 round. larity earned last night will last iMcKay, and other tained while acting In the capacity of ac- Hank Los Lunas, N. M Return F. VISIBLE TYPEWRITERS May 11, 1900, Jim Corbett, K., Coney ger if she Is less liberal with her to Harry Lee and receive trainer for James J. Corbett, while WANTED Three furnished or unfur-nlshe- d liberal V'i-rH- I Island, 23 rounds. complishments. A couple of encores reward. the latter was champion of the world. appearances, rooms by couple no chil- fighting September 17, 1901, Hank Grlffln, with curtain call will LOST, STRAYED OR STOLEN" A Through the knowledge of the quite suffice at each performance, dren; must be modern. 410 South strawberry roan mare, white face, game he thus obtained, Jeffries grad- W., Los Angeles, 4 rounds. Fifth street. The best machine In the way September 24, 1901, Joe Kennedy, though an audience four whlto feet, mane clipped short, world. This is no experi- ually succeeded in winning his to WANTED A molding man, wood - K., Los Angeles, 2 rounds. is here greeting. The little La Byrd long tall; $20 reward and no ques- ment, test- lame. After fighting several minor turner and sash and door man. Su- but has been parts November 15, 1901, Gus Ruhlin, V., girl did much better in her second iiuiio ubivcu, ii rtnurueu m j, w.i ed and tried, and has battles at home and in different appearance, acquaintance may perior Planing Mill company,, 601-60- 9 McQuade, 234 ap- San Francisco, 5 rounds. and North Walter street.! 200,000 use. jrou of the state, Jeffries made his fim pa- South street. in If gathering July 25, 1902, Bob Fitzsimmons, K., lend favor towards here by the First STOLEN interested in typewri- pearance before a New York trons of the Casino. WANTED Gentleman good San Francisco, 8 rounds. with 1 on August 5, 1898. The illustrated song, "Albuquerque STO jiS Th ree office chairs from ters call or address fight two men, August 14, 1903, James J. Corbett, to travel. Call for Wllstler, office O. He was scheduled to Boy, Guess Who," number was a real H. B. Weiller & Co.'s store. of Grand Central Hotel. Bob Armstrong and Steve O'Donnell, W., San Francisco, 11 rounds. Dtnsdale, proprietor. Reward offered m GEO, S, RAMSEY Ath- - August 26, 1904, Jack Munroe, K., conundrum. Though the pictures were W A. ibAJ Oeuueiueu aevoud-uau- ten rounds each before the Lenox fine, for arrest and conviction of Qlet. San Francisco, 1 rounds. the singer did not know his clothing. No. 616 South First street, verses, and it would have been muc'n south of Send 401 W. R. R. Ave. i better if the audience had drawn a Tladuct. address and Agent OLD TIME FIRE will call. R. J. PwepneT. proprietor. Money to Loan General for blank instead of No. 6. Imagine a on Furniture, Pianos, Organs, Horses, New Mexico FIGHTERS IN PARADE singer standing half off and half on WANTED Women and girls to make, Wagons audi- paper will be and other Chattels; also on the stage and to an Intelligent flowers; taught and AJS'D RE- ence. Mr. very paid for Apply once. Mrs. SALARIES WAREHOUSE "Guess Who" has a work. at as low as $10.00 aa high Billy Sanguinette, Perfecto Armijo, good voice, however, and lf he will Doran, corner of Sixth street and CEIPTS, and Tom F. Phelan, R. W. Hopkins, W. T. study up night Railroad avenue. as $200.00. Loans are quickly made if a little the failure last and strictly private. Time: One Finest WMsklij MeCreight, E. S. Stover, W. Y. Wal- will prove one of the best on tne pro- WANTED Lady or gentleman to do B ton and R. H. Greenwood are the resi- gram. month to one year given. Goods re- The St. clerical work at home; part or full main In your possession. Our rate dent members of the original fire de- The .Mexican orchestra made quite time, salary accordingly. Address Wine$,Brades,E!c, partment. They participate in are reasonable. Call and see us be- should a hit. with stamp, sending references. borrowing. JOSEPH BARNETT, Prop. the big parade to contrast the two Cowboys fore and Soldiers Attend. American Home Supply Co., 127 THE HOUSEHOLD LOAN CO., organizations and methods of fire Another packed house greeted the Plymouth Place, Chicago, 111. SAMPLE AND fighting. If they will meet The vaudeville, Steamship tickets to and from all at artists at the Casino last OWNER NEEDS MONEY $500 will parts world. 120 West Railroad Arenac CLUB ROOMS Citizen office tomorrow morning at 9; night Among were of the the crowd the buy $1,000 equity in a nine room S 4, Grant Bldg. o'clock, reorganization can be effect cowboys a who Rooms and and numher of soldiers frame house, in the Highlands, lot 315 West Railroad Ave. ed. cow-boj- s are here to attend the alr. The 100x142, east front; shade and fruit PRIVATE OFFICES. occupied the front row of stits trees, barn and chicken house. BeRt Open Evenings. 1 VOTE OF THANKS and :urnished the chiof amusemer.t of .J. C. 5ALDRIDGE evening. street In town; Incumbrance $3,000. the When the artists would Address P. O. B. 114. city. WANTED. NATIVE AND CHICAGO LUMBER direct a few jesting to the regular September remaiks SHERMAN-WILLIAM- PAINT At the meeting boys from the tall uncut, they would MALE HELP WANTED. Fair week Is coming. We want all BUILDING PAPER - Always Covers more, looks best, wears . . JAS. J. JLFFRlEri of the Mutual Pioteetive associa- let out a few ki y's y's and wave their WANTED Agents for complete Hussion-- kinds of help positions paying good - - longest, stock. Plaster, Lime, Cement, lot ic club. In first bout with Arm- tion of Ranchos de Atrisco, res- Japanese war book; good sal- salary. most economical, full the Mats, much to the amusement of the measure. strong. Jeffries showing did not make olutions were offered commenting a ary, sample free. Address Globe Two waiters, 2 good cooks, 1 wom- Paint, Glass. Sash Doors, etc upon other s,)ec,ator8. The boya know much of an impression on his New the appointment of the new, ,mw h t, , Co., 7L':t Chestnut St.. Philadelphia. an for general housework, 2 chamber- - - FIRST STREET AND COAL AVE. ALBUQUERQUE. York spectator for one who had cham- sheriff the Honorable Don Per- f.nj(,v(M th(.mst,,v(.8 last nlnht. maids, 3 men to take care of horses, N. M. piouship aspirations. He received the recto Ariniljo, moreover a unanimous! FOR RENT. logmen, teamsters, swampers, labor- decision, flnegr and vote of thanks was rendered to his rooin.evt'rythitig ers, etc., camp work; first-clas- s but broke his AMfcRICAN LUMBER COMPANY FOR RENT Nice 'or HOLLtZNLtCCK was thus i.revented from lighting excellency, ihm Miguel A. Otero, for new and pleasant. 4l"i North Sec- blacksmith, brldgemen, bridge car- HOTEL O'Donne ll. "le wise selection of one of its niem- - ond street. penters, bridge helpers, 1 first-clas- s A. C. 1SII.ICKE. jxo. S. i ENTERTAINS FAIR VISITORS MITCHELL. hers, 1 llio next important meeting was h rii.Jie.i by planer, good yard '"an for ium"er LOS ANGELES. CALIFORNIA. - Foil KENT in rooms the We feel Flrsi-c'as- s CENTRAL U)OATION. w ith nnl. Fitzsimmons. Few people confident that the new sher- week or month at West Tijeras camp. rran o tike "ar EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATIONS. ! iff of- - EVERY ONE WHO thoii 'ht he would win the champion-- will perform the duties of his VISITS THE BIG a enne. of stock in dry goods store; boy to REASONABLE PRICES. SPLENDID RESTAURANT. lice in a very satisfactory manner, MILLS THIS WEEK WILL BE PRE busi- SATISFACTION ship, and the betting was two to one Two large rooms, run errands and learn dry yoods GUARANTEED. over with impartiality and efficiency, there- SENTED WITH A HANDSOME FOR llKN'l store en now New Mexicans and Ari.onlans against him. His decided victory Inquire 312 ness. Eetter positions record spending the summer on the beaches was by re Meet ing credit on the biipeiior of- SOUVENIR. centrally located. West lire welcome to the use of our Ladies' Fit astonished the world and Lead avenue. than ever offered befcie. parlors and Gentlemen's waiting The t;illi in pugilistic elides for some ficer who appointed him. We are agents for Camp Blrnie re- rooms. Meet your friends there. Information and writing materials j The American company, Mi: time to come. NESTOR SENA, Lumber FOR RENT Tw. Mirny sort. Call for information. fiee. Ladiis and children welo me. greatest industry, which Imn.-- 4oi; .lefT is a man of great size and E. Yrisarri, Secy. Pres. front rooms, for i eeping. SOUTHWESTERN EMPLOY- All Depot cars top at the ILillenbeck. Electric ii THE excursion and - i.i mm new up Arno weight. He- st:tn.ls six feet, one and ii)a in aiiwnnm ami North s'i MENT AGENCY beach cars pas the door. j to I'.i'e, has again come to the fore. oiie-l,nl- f inches in 'height and aver- RAILROAD PARAGRAPHS. Full RENT A suito of itiree rooms, Phone 13j Red Upstairs HEADQUARTERS FOR NEW MEXICANS AND ARIZONIANS. This lime the i.Mii.igeiuent of he coin- - ages l. pounds wh n entering the very desireahle for party of young 110 South Second Street Stein, of patiy has that all during ring. His measurements are: John superintendent the announced men. 7)3 West Copper. other Harvey s Mexico, this w eek it will take gn at pleasure Best for Children. 1S stem in New arrived i Neck inches m FUR KEN T .Most de rablt rooms ("nest from l.a Vegas last night. eine. taming visitors to the fair by Mothers, be careful of the health of 4:!'i inches showing them through big in city, single or ensuite, with table Albuquerque Foundry and Machino 4H the mills. 713 Copper. your children. Look out for coughs, Works Expanded Indies President Frank M. Murphy, of the Tile company num- lioarrl. West C5 has employed a colds, croup and whooping cough. Stop Waist inches KWOrENT wo el eg a n t suit-abl- e R. Santa Fe, Prescott & Phoi nix railway, ber cif competent guides, who will be T rooms, them In One Cough MALL. Rroorlotor (each TH'-- j Inches wife. 415 time Minute Iron and Brass Castings; Ore, Coal spent yesterday in the city on his way stationed at the main entrance to the for man and North Cure Is the best remedy. Harmless j and Lumber Cars; Shaftings, Ulceus 1' inches home from a trip to New York. Mr. iniils every Sernn'1 street, "lioarl If preferred. I u leys, t.rado Bars, Babbit Metal; Columns and Iron FrouLs for Calf 17'a inchts and hour these guides will mill pleasant. Contains no opiates. liuuuings. Murphy was traveling with his family 1 12'j. take the visitors through the mills 1'Ui: RENT Apartments in Park Sold by a druggists. 0 Forearm indies in his piivate car. give a View eight rooms each; Repair on Mining Mill Machinery Thigh l''l inches and them chance to see the terrace, and a Specialty greatest industry in the Southwest, modern equipment throughout. II. Preserve your lawn. Kill the worms Foundry east side of railroad track. Albuquerque, N. M. A peculiarity of Jeff's build is his Yesterday a special morning train in addition to showing them about the H. Tilton, room lt, Grant block. with Hahn's Eureka lime. 0 cthort legs and his long, massive body iiy ai cnai iereu iiik iair association each guest will be presented EUR RENT Two nicely furnished name wnnu mo senr vv on ms only uuring ami io ingate station tne with an artistic souvenir in the shape ftont rooms for gentlemen; also was io was his j championship involved Santa Fe to bring In the troops that of a small door, made in company's fight in Francisco with James are attract the three rooms furnished for light' San to form one of the chief new sa.-- factory. KILLthi heavyweight cham- - and door housekeeping. Mrs. Williams, 311. couch J. Corbett, former tlons during fair week. The special! It is needless to say great and RIO GRANDE LUMBER CO. In night that West Silver avenue. CURE the LUNGS pion. arrived tbe city last witu the crowds will advantage of The fight lasted for eleven rounds.1 troops aboard. take the FUR RENT Two large store rooms, ' company's hospitality. Lnr.n'u (.rl..rf u tin ia a nU nout ed yfvt . ware house and twelve living rooms. WITH King's G'nrral Building Supplies to be the most scientific tighter in There are other WRITING IN SIGHT Everything new and modern. Mrs. Dr. Interesting to Students. llrault, comer ot Broadway tho world, succumbed. That Jeff has TYPEWRITERS. The colleges will soon and; SCREEN DOORS Hut the I.. C. SMITH BROS, by FAR schools and Marquette avenue open for the fall term and there will flow - Discovery excels them all. Then It has a TAB- KENT uie- tu Both be many self-relian- young FOR rruui He nicely Phones Third and Marquette mria. jut; ULATOR and MIMEOGRAPH attach- men and women who will lie looking for a furnished rooms for light house- 0NSUMPTI0N Pries 6 ment, without charge. Corr-sponden- extra good way to earn their expenses. The keeping; also ranch of ten or thirty OUGHSand 60c $1.00 Healthy Mind, i solicited. N. W. Alger, acres, four-roo- house, fur- fobCOLDS Four-Trac- News, with Frea Trial. general agent, 124 South Walter BL the great Illustrat- ed monthly magazine of travel and nished or unfurnished. Apply Mrs. o o Body. $ E. K Nor is. 524 John street. Uurest and. Uuickest Cure for ell Healthy IT 18 EASY education, appeals to intelligent read- XEOUB-UK- QUICKEL & BOTH E, Proprietors To MAKE GOOD large THROAT and LUNO 8, BREAD WITH CLUB HOUM ers and students who will find it easy FOR RENT Seven furnished or MONE1 BACK. Both brought about by FLOUR. to secure subscriptions for It. The rooms with bath upstairs, dining terms to persons soliciting subscrip- room .kitchen, bedroom downstairs; OAR AND CLUB ROOMS WOMAN'S EXCHANGE. tions are extremely liberal and offer two story brick building two blocks MEN AND WOMEN. 401 from Fe shops; good to West Railroad avenue. Bell a very generous margin of profit. It Santa hotel I His U onnftttirat E 265-2- . fr FIN RESTAURANT IN CONNECTION. Finest POSTUM phone black All home cooking. will pay any one Interested to write right parties. inquire 123 South b I til rivM Ui nkrtfpa.llinailliU nut. Whiskies, Imported goods every First street. m i vf 9 ullolj and Domestic Wines and Cognac. The coolest and highest grade of Fresh day. to the publisher, George H. Daniels, ""'"'' f muniui inr lage r served. Finest Umixjtted FOOD COFFEE Fr.H.1, iNUflM i'tini Kii-- u and best and Ikinebtlc Cigars. 7, East 42nd street, New York, for rUlt RENT Two pleasant rooms for Vl'KlWaKSCntMl-llftO- . ainu See the window display of the Rio full particulars. light housekeeping, with electric Vw CIWIDNall.C ff,' Mold by I'ru&k'iilt, Grande Woolen Mills at Globe Ruth-erfor- 'i Try todays to prove. the lights. Inquire of Mrs. H. E. J Sv t. . 7 or Kn i rUin wrrif store, then ask for those $3.50 walk- "Drip, drip, drip, oil every wrnere" corner Broadway & Iron, pTKwa, p. tutu J l jI ing skirts. r i heMl.a 1 ' 1' Detter cook with safe gas. same block Congregational church. :ulr Mat tu itijiint Cit:zcn Want Ads Bring The B:st Results PAGE FOUR MONDAY, SEPT. 18, 1905.

PROVES ALBUQUERQUE CITIZEN it JOHN LEE 0 THE JAPANESE MOTHER SINGS HIMSELF GOOD RIDER 0 By The Citizen Publishing Company LtLLABV TO HER BABY 0 Published Dally and Weekly By W x Jon W. 8. STRICKLER W. T. McCREIGHT Cowboy From the Diamond 0 President Business Manager Ex- Sleep, little baby, mid wake up to Joy, A. Ranch Gives Underwear 0 OUU.TAX liOLL Father Is coining to dandle his boy. Home the soldiers, the stranger, the rover; citing Exhibition. Farmlngton Hustler gives some facts about tax- conies Tho Safe he comes hither the bitter war over. 0 ing customs, in San Juan county, which no doubt are Mex- BAKEBACK STUNTS last thing in the World a Man Should think of buying is rqually prevalent in most if not all counties of New Sleep, little baby, there's nothing to fear. DID SOME 0 y low, fat lier be lu re, Underwear. We sell no Underwear we can not ico. Tax valuations in this territory are ridiculous. Soon will your warrior ( THE that through mischances and dan- many necessity, must therefore be raised Hack from far lands peo- We have excellent lines, Fleeced Lined, and the tax rate, of ger, Before a crowd of almost 2,000 0 -- Wool, Merino Camel's Hair, unreasonably high. lather, tho stran- ple yesterday afternoon, John Leo, of r Natural Pure Soft Wool, Lambs property he I'nscathed and rejoicing conies Say lor Illustration, one has a piece of ger. tho Diamond A ranch, near Kngle, N. Wool, etc., etc. Underwear at 50c, $1.00, $2.00 up to $4.00 garment. Is 0 would not part with for $:." or IW't'O. Now which M., gave one of the best exhibitions of See the great line of Popular priced Underwear we are selling. It's better? To have that property valued at $2,000 and taxed Sleep, lit tic baby, how seasons have flow n, bronco lusting e' er at Traction the best value in the land for the money. Ask to see what interests 1,000 taxed at 3 Since father said, gravely, good bye to his own. park. Lee rode the broncos with the 0 6 per cent, or to have it valued at and you, and you'll soon discover that this is the Store for Men's Under- exactly the What marches and battles, what sieges and slaugh- saldle and he rodo them bareback, cent? The amount the owner pays Is Men's Furnishings all sorts. per ters, and before the big cowboy got through wear and of case, and so many seem to think that It U wat- 0 same In either Since the men of Japan went across the salt performing he had convinced every which plan la pursued. On the Agent for Dr. Jaegers Sanitary Woolen Underwear Co. matter of Indifference ers! person In tin: crowd that he knew very greatest importance contrary. It Is a matter of the how to ride and ride weil. 0 for not Sleep, baby, sleep, all his perils are past, that property for tax purposes shall be returned The firat anivial fiat Lee rode was price, thereby greatly Furled are the colors of battle at last. Quarter leas than two-third- s of saleable stranger, rover, a bronco from the Circle Ten 0 territory. Home comes your father, the the ranch near Kngle. The horse was a reducing the apparent tax rate of the To dandle his baby the bitter was over. at might be men- mean one and it tossed and pitched ' Take two points, though many others a great rate. Lee had no trouble 0 M. MANDELL New Mexico and tioned. The entire tax valuation of whatever in riding it, however, and he FINE CLOTHING AND each, or $80,000,000 for the received a great ovation when he FURNISHINGS Arizona is about $40,000,000 LET NO ONE DISPISE rbrought the conquered bronco up be suppose for an instant that there would two Hoes anyone SMALL THINGS fore tho grand stand and took off his 0 statehood, Joint or separate, DAY OF in acknowledgment of the ap- 0 be the same opposition to hat already in tho Union, were Farmington Hustler plause he had received. U now shown by the states The was not contented and ooo a. crowd oooo $500,000,000? the tax valuations of the two territories repeatedly called for more. In order capital, or urging to satisfy them, Walter Birchfield, Again, when asking loans from eastern This Is the twenty-sixt- h annual fair for Farmlngton. supposable that foreman of the Diamond A ranch, capitalists. Is it x gathering of strangers took investment by eastern Twenty-si- years ago a little made a little speech in which he said difficulty experienced, were our place down near the San Juan river in a wild cottonwood would be the same . that "Maude," one of the wildest A there instead of 6 per grove. or...tnem naa..ueen suuceaniui nucouj:.nn.1.. In ever prairie, Great Furniture Slaughter Sale 2 or even 3 per cent, Some mules that roamed a tax rate of soil and had produced among otner brought and would which works both by the lower- cultivation the would be forth Iee cent Thus it is an evil things a bountiful supply of luscious watermelons. Most ride her. After Rome little delay, raising of taxation quit business we are selling out our new. ing of real property values and the of them were engaged in the cattle business. All were "Maude" was saddled and the fun In order to entire 6'ock of and second land furniture and house- to a good hold goods . San Juan Hustler has showing what they had accomplished, Just commenced. This mule proved rates. But here a what the interested in two men as everybody else Is. So they got together and those one and could buck with has as good as with one. After the animal . .. xa ii hia vear which spaded sand and been rewarded with water- The abstract ol me - nn. who had the got tired It was turned back into the melons brought them along; and those who had followed corral. trjja range furnished the cold roast beef. siderable stuay. meren.o ,a the steer on the Lee Rides Bareback. thing that catches one's eye U that there Thus the first San Juan county "watermelon picnic" had The crowd thought by this time The first county. green center the rruit was a great performer, but $1,200 in money in the its origin. And the long with red that Tee Call See Goods Now On only only $3,, 70 wm cowboy had another surprise In and the Sale is Goods Must be Sold by Sept. 28th Another thing Is that there Is of the vine the watermelon vine was tne nrst the it funny a c,aBe grass, or upon anything else, in ban store. A second mule was trotted out Btock held in corporations Isn't fruit served upon the appears on the scene . county. and It was some little time before assessor makes when he Juan they get the animal quieted the agricultural .and.. The aver "watermelon picnic" was a success and it was J could feature is the The mj i. '.-..- . Another cannot he a doubt a gather- long enouKll ft i. is $15 per acre. There thereupon decided that the following fall larger his nose. The boys did not put a sad IRVAN & HAYGOOD age valuation be a GLECKLER BUILDING. 114 SOUTH average of that kind there must ing should be held and more products be brought for in on mule, but Lee said he would FOURTH ST. what with an - dle the asked the would- amusements no auci- - Jumping astride Jfry wide variation in prices from that formation and comparison, and that ride him bareback. ed. Thus the fair of 1880, the first In the county, nan ns the mule, the cowboy sat on the ani- Sner'glar.ng Is In hay and corn. No on. origin. it has been a regular institution, mal's back, while It went through all error Since that time bronco, believes for a moment that year to year until It now requires four the contortions known to the conversant with the county increasng from effect. It took only a even taxable purposes of the days to carry out tho details of the program. but without Movin Drayin' Shippin' IU70 Is a just valuation for of time few minutes of Lee's riding to lot the county. Farmlngton fairs have always been successful, main- WE GRIND OUR OWN ta'y and corn in this entire mule know that the cowboy was its LENSES some places the commissioners have the ly because the county has always been productive; sec- master. FREIGHTS In the work hospitable tax when completed and before ondly because its people have always been "Arizona" and "Star," two broncos equalisation resulted in such an in- progressive. never boon conquered, arriv- You have us once, you'll For the reason that we can guarantee all glasses prescribed by us. . Is done. This has and that have of well as to history today cowboys call again. Prices right; as to more than pay the expense, as This year Is one of the bright spots in the ed In the city and the crease year the will give "exhibit ions on them this there no gougln'. ' in a real equalization. of the county. It will long be known as "the ain't result give in their corn very reason should and week during tho bronco busting con ni,. instance those men who railroad came," and for that it purses offered. of those who did by a tests, for which big are Ey the Albuquerque Transfer Men BEBBER OPTICAL CO. it thov onlv knew the names will be made more memorable better fair. very exciting amusement Is pro to the atten- beginning of new era. The Some not they would no doubt bring the matter This fall marks the a mised when these animals are rid- ,1st was pub-i,-i of ftS Gold Ave. tion of the board of equalization. If the stage coach and the freighter will move on, instead den. ?S& pasllv tell. It is the only feasible plan being our means of transportation with tho outside OCXOOCXX)COOCXXXXXXXXXXXXD Member of Board of Optometry Examiners. equaliza- that we have ever heard of to get real and true world. They will be the means of bringing those beyond SECOND PARALYTIC STROKE O. F. PLATT, be given due consideration by the this point to and the bulk of their business will be The real cleaner and dyer. La- tion, and It should us' CLAIMS HERMAN HASE authorities. We believe It should be adopted here itone here as ours has been done In Durango for the past dies' and gentlemen's fine proper change clothes a specialty. Portieres, If a change of law Is necessary to Ihia end a twenty-fiv- e years. ' and uged 53 years, died lace curtains, etc. 509 Hen-dri- x HIS be made. The prospects are that this will be the end of tha Herman Hase. MOTHER'S BREAD, should nt familv home. 412 West Lead avenue. Old 'phone, Red, present and while It Is it will be the distrib- th 296-2- . road for the 8:45 o'clock this morning, He says, Mexico School of Mines has a scholarship point a large area and our business will rapid- avenue, at But don't forget The New uting for as the result of a second paralytic OCOOCXXXXXXXXXX)OOCXXXXXX elven to one of the graduating class, n is can ly Increase. as was always n.mllv given stroke. The funeral will be held the kind ot h h Atlls-rhalme- Co. scholarship, because It is With the new advantage everything will be done in Kansas can be of soon as a brother SO by that company, which Is the largest manufacturer with more dispatch and business methods and lifb will heard from, which will probably te LIGHT AND Stove or Range mining machinery in the country, having extensive plants become more rapid, more progressive, and the progress Wednesday or Thursday. 0. W. Strong's Sons WELL BAKED. at Chicago, Milwaukee, and Scranton. The scholarship of the San Juan valley will advance, ever increasing in Herman Hase was one or tne ouiesi used makes a months' study and emp'.oy-men- t Is county of residents of Albuquerque, and was affords opportunity for four velocity and volumne until this the banner territory STRONG BLOCK. Well, of $150. Free access Is given to all the New Mexico In a hundred different ways. wldelv known over the difference. at a salary as hide and wool of the great establishment. The opportunity through his business Is departments buyer. At the time of the first para- there a knack His mother used is an exceptional one to observe and study the detailed on Fri- metallurgical IK lytic stroke, which occurred ' building of all kinds of modern mining and was engaged in buying wool TA KERS in making it, a Charter Oak. year been day, he UNDER constructions. The scholarship for this has SELECTIONS MADE FROM for Gross, Kelly & Co., of this city, awarded to Dell Frank Riddell, E. M. at Gallup. He was brought to Albu- gain- PRESS OF SOUTHWEST querque Friday night, and never Superintendents Fairview and irrigation work of the gov- ed consciousness after the first FURNITURE AND CROCKERY What doe all this great Cemeteries. west signify? Simply that the Ml stroke. A wife and three daughters. Santa Barbara ernment throughout the Katie, wisely decided to use the money derived from Misses Anna, Bertha and MONUMENTS. nation has mourn the loss of a husband and fath the Bale of western public lands to make its desert soil For One's Town. Cold Ave. ' er. All were present ai uie uemn 201-21- N. Second St., Both Phones. & CO., of value and furnish many home building opportunities. The Roswell Commercial club Is going after things u. BORRADA1LE will find employment In the con- educational committee are It means that many men for their town. Thla club's UNIVERSITY NEWS struction of dams and canals in every western community now attempting to secure a college for girls. It Is esti and that finally as the works are completed, one by one, mated that $20,01)0 will give them a good start for a col LOCAL PARAGRAPHS adding to the na- - lege. above amount Just now to The annual picnic of students, fac- THE DUKE CITY new farm homes will be established, Raton has use for the changed lion's wealth and balancing our population now Inclined redeem promises to the new railroad and then the cream ulty and friends has been from spring semester to the fall. Regular review of Alamo Hive No. Tea and Coffee Co. ; Is hoped, will receive And when It Is the cityward. ery, it attention. thirty students L. T. M.. will be held Tuesday out of our young ladies and Last Saturday about 118 West Silver Ave., remembered what a thinning went out to Bear canyon for the day. afternoon at Odd Fellows' hall. Mar- light some col e We cannot see it In the same as of the men is taking place this month we realize that a girl's New football suits arrived for the garet Jenks, K. K. A Complete Stock be Hub-fcell'- s too, re southern papers Bay It should seen that the lege and a boys' college, for that matter, would Varsity team last Friday. Scrim- A. J. Fischer, druggist of Santa Fe, Terns. Coffees, Extracts of Bernalillo are relegated to the rear. Those boys sult in more young people being at home while In their mages between the first and second and secretary of the territorial board Spices and Baking Powders. have been In politics too long to allow such a little item student days augmenting society and church as well as elevens take place daily and the pros- of pharmacy, came down from the at- BUTTKR and CGOt activity, Is today s as removal from office to Interfere with their adding materially to the prosperity of the city by keeping pect for a winning team better than Capital City last nignt and We handle our own will undoubtedly serve to make them the more act- money can not help hoping when ever. Captain Crawford Is proving tended a meeting of the board. Mr. but it their at home. We that will of Butter and can guaran- grade of politics Bernalillo will put up for some needed public Improvements very successful In getting the men out Fischer says that many people good ive. The our railroads are built and Danahy, Smith and Allen on big excur- tee the freshness and will have a great deal of spice In It. Springer attended to Raton's Commercial club can hace a to practice. come to Albuquerque the quality. All our hlgnest time that are showing up especially strong in sion to be run from Santa Fe tomor- . Range. grade of goods bear our own Stockman. hand In locating colleges here. Raton their positions. row, the occasion being Santa Fe day y label and are guaranteed by The boyg held a meeting last Thurs-da- fair. resources at the us. New Mexican speaks of some natural of the Only Willetts Is Barred. and adopted a constitution for a Howard Clarke, of the Benham In la- Colo. Phona Black 79 territory which have so long remained unutilized, and William E. Curtis, tho traveling correspondent of the debating society. The girls' society dian Trading company, returned Sat Wn ments the fact. Herein lies an unanswerable argument Chicago Record-Herald- , after doing New Mexico to a turn will continue with the name and con- urday night from a six weeks' busi- do-bat- C00C000ttC0OC0O in favor of statehood of any kind it Is possible for us to is now over In Arizona and he has gotten the people over stitution of the Estrella. A Joint e ness trio to New York. Mr. Clarke Offer to supply you with anything In get. For many years under territorial restrictions these there just as sore at him as the people of this territory between the two organizations is Incidentally visited his old home, too, our line, at prices that are fair and evi- to take place at the beginning of the says New York people are square, are now making resources have remained In a state of nature, and He seems to be one of the most cheerful and eollosal strongest and he that and we as long as re second semester and the lust beginning to get interested in In dently they will so remain the territory liars of the age. He does not hesitate at anything to speakers will time any kind will bring New Mexico be chosen at that dian curios, und he had little trouble mains. Statehood of make a good story, even If he has to construct the woo: to make up a "Varsity team to meet space a display Special Prices people capital. story in securing for curio both and and thread of the out of fabrication. What makes the A. & M. college or any other on one of the most frequented streets 8. T. VANN, O. O. the matter all the worse Is that he was received with school desiring to accept a challenge. On the Folio wing of the city, and considers his trip Eyesight Specialist. John Vaughn, aged 104. a peddler of shoe laces, was open arms by influential people everywhere, under the The athletic association held Its an- a successful one. $12 Refrigerators $9 Friday east President of New Mexico Board of lately picked up In an exhausted condition on the London belief that his articles 'would do a great deal of good for nual election of officers last Mr. Mrs. J. D. Caldwell re- $8.75 Blue Flame Oil Stoves. .. .$6.75 boy with the following President, and $6 Optometry. streets. He had been a bugler at Waterloo with the territory with the wide circulation that they gain. result: turned to the city last night, and this $8 China Tea Sets In Frank Alvord; vice president, Gladys Salad Bowls 25c First established optician New "Wellington, and Is the last survivor of that battle. We Otero County Advertiser. morning Mr. Caldwell resumed his po- 40c China Mexico. Classes fitted for poor sight, things better here, says an exchange. The last Childers; secretary, Clarence Worth; as chief clerk at "The Globe" Decorated Haviland China, at 20 do these treasurer. Kenneth Heald; lioard of sition per discount. headache and nervous strain. of Gettysburg will not faint with hunger, a men- store on Railroad avenue. A short cent Office Koom it. Whiting Ap- - survivor Eddy County Oil. control. President Tiirht, Prof. Angell, 75c Berry Sets 25c block. ago city Glass .a..... -- dicant peddler. In any American city, unless he become At Lakewood, seventeen miles north of Carlsbad Miss llickey, Ralph time Mr. Caldwell left the ..,!...., o Tascher, Kirk 111., on 14th was 35c Class Water Pitchers zocl In concealing Identity. New for Fairview, and the i 1 store. too successful his Mexico, on Tuesday of this week, oil was struck In Hryan. i.i7c r.bt.i.v, ,..a r ;lie at joined In marriage to the lady who j tottiisito company's artesian well, In a layer of sain The University mineral exhibit accompanied him to the city last $4.50 Decorated Lamps $3.25 been, made that Green- twenty-si- In charge of g 65c The shfwklng discovery has feet thick, at a depth of flf.O feet. This seems the Territorial fair Is night. They have gone to houskeep-in- $1 Steam Cereal Cookers M. DRAGOIE four-tenth- s Prof. is the one collected Egn 40c wich time has been Incorrect of one second to settle the oil question n Kdily county, as the well Is Jones. It in a pretty home prepared by the 50c Steam Poachers bv him for display at tho St. Louis Buggy Harness $10.50; Dealers In on three separate occasions during the past year. This now producing over thlrt ybarrels of high gravity, paraf-fin- e groom on the Highlands. $12.50 be World's fair. GENERAL MERCHANDISE, will not do at all. Unless this is corrected trains will oil per day. The oil district extends southwesterly F. B. Houghton, assistant freight spoiled all things go awry. Four-tenth- s from Lakewood, through a Groceries, Cigars and Tobacco, and missed and dinners and basin which has recently been and traflic manager of the Santa all of now by PROMINENT STATEHOOD and Albuquerque kinds Fresh Meat of one second! In the name of that first and examined the Lakewood Oil company's expert, Leo- Fe system, with headquarters 3U0 North Broadway, Corner of Wash- aged timepiece, the sun, let It be seen that such Irregu- pold Rulhach, and he has pronounced it to be one of the homo at Chicago; W. it. Brown, AI.liUQUKKUK.N. M. ADVOCATE COMING H. ington Avenue. larity occurs at Greenwich no more. best oil fields in this country. It Is certain that the re- the general agent at El Paso, and Hardware cent of oil proven S. Van Slyck. the live stock agent, strike has the field to be all that Mr. pop- Farmlngton, San county, it. CONGRESSMAN POWERS WIRES also of the Pass City, are three Company The Time" Hustler of Juan Palhach claimed for Carlsbad Sun. who favored The Home Restaurant ATTORNEY RODEY HE WILL BE ular railroad otileials - must be credited with a new departure in connection office with a visit this morn FOURTH ST. AND RAILROAD AVE. American cooking; alo all Mti- HERE TOMORROW MORNING. Ciiizen can dishes a specialty. Short orders, with fairs. For several years It lias offered a gold medal New Mexico Mining. ing-- They are here to enjoy several for oratory, the contest coming off during the Farming-to- We believe that New Mexico is coming to the front davs at the fair and to meet friends ! j Meals served at all hours. Old Town, Governor Llewellyn Powers, con- MATTEUCCT of court house, fair. Is, ,f course, mm-l- ached to in mining matters right time. all parts of the LOMMORI south There interest h" this The reason for our gressman from Maine, and next after who will be lieie from P. & NICK FRANCO. this event each year, and the management of other full a belief is because mining men, men from Colorado and oth-- i Hamilton on the house territorial com- southwest. can find here an excellent precedent to follow. r mining states that have made fortune out of mines, mittee. w:res ex Delegate Kodcy from Dealers In are with us in the present mining prosperity, and back Wi.liams. Arizona, today, that he will MILLINERY. AMBULANCE The New Mexico School of Mines has a good record. of a great deal of it. This means more than the ordin- be here tomorrow morning with a sick The Misses Gilberts, having pur- Groceries, Flour, Hay The Socorro Chieftain says that eery graduate of the In- ary mind would think, for these men know what mines, son. chased the business of the Winters For Movinu he Sick or Injured, governor is one richest on dis- stitution now occupies a responsible and lucrative posi- paying mines, are and know what It costs to The of the Millinery company, will have Grain and the Best Prompt '.ive Day or Nignt. make tln'in men. as most influ- 16, a nice tion, and many former attend u.ts, who could not resist pay, usually measures well as one of the play Saturday, September and this tho difference between ential, In congress, and one of the up to street Meats tempting off of position graduation nr mining line of pattern and date of O W. is before their success and failure in adventures. Mining most s'eadfast Joint statchoodUts In hats. The Gilbert Millinery Company. STRONG'S SONS also doing well. either house. Ho was largely Instru- IMPORTED GOODS A SPECIALTY Colo. Phone, 7.. Automatic, 147 in getting congress to donate mental TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY Call at ti2t West TIJeraa Road. The Puluth Tribune tells of bears In that five of dollars to the in- four killed Good Public Spirit. the millions 'phone, loy. Old 'phone, 276. Don't delay a minute. Cholera In escap- schools of new state. 1 his son Is Auto, city one day, while two others at the same time Public spirited people of tho beautiful village of tho the FOR RENT Two furnished rooms fantum, dysentery, diarrhoea come ed to the tall timber. That could not be done In any Gallo have subscribed enough to build a commodious and not too i I he may be induced to ad- at suddenly. Only safe plan Is to have dress statehood conference for llnht housekeeping. Inquire FOR WM. JENKS" ESMERALDA New Mexico town of onofifth the size of Duluth. comfortable new school house and tho enterprising ladles the Joint 300 Broadway, Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild Straw- Wednesday, can be induced to North LA- of pro- if he HIGH CLASS FRUIT, GREEN berry always on hand. the town are giving a series of dancing parties to make an ho will surely show LOST A tan rain coat Sunday even- Henry Is address, BEL, GO TO A. J. MALOY AND JAF- According to Clews the stock market vide touting and building ing. B. and I other furniture for the when all doubters that our destiny and only Iteturn to Ida Summers Subscribe for The Citizen and gtt a decided bearlhh tendency. comple'cd. White Oaks Outlook. hope Is receive reward. FA GROCERY CO. Jointure. , the news. J 1 MONDAY, SEPT. 18, 1905. ALUUQUEltQUE EVENING CITIZEN. PAGE FIVB

1 GRAND JURIES AMERICAN COUPLE f luii'iMffiira tomi mini lrai inr.niwiffmr ARE IMPANELLED THE CELEBRATED BLESSED BY POPE The Golden Rule Dry Goods Co. O. F. C. THE BIG STORE WITH LITTLE PR CES United States Marshal For-ak- er ERIDE AND GROOM VISITED THE. VATICAN AND THE PAPAL BENE- DICTION WAS GIVEN TO THEIR MARRIAGE BRIDE SAW DEAR, Appointed Court KIND FACE AND WAS NOT FRIGHTENED. WHISKEY WELCOME TO Bailiff. THE FAIR AND A Bottled In Bond. CORDIAL IN VITA Tk ON TO ALL MILL ARGUING COUNTY CASES TheGeo.T.StaggCo. To visit the Greatest Store in the Southwest. Without question, the largest and best assortment of Dry Goods, Shoes, The September term of the district DistilleiB, and Men and Boys court convened today at the court FRANKFORT, KY. house In old town. This morning the territorial grand Jury was impanelled. SPECIAL BAR GAIN Judge Abbott finished delivering the charge to the jury at noon and it was MELINI & EAKIN In Our Ready-to-We- ar Section for Fair Week put to work this afternoon. Henry Sole Agents. Westerfeid. the Railroad avenvie cigar merchant, was elected foreman of the Albuquerque, N. AT. NEW STYLES IN Jury, which Is as follows: Automatic Phono, 199. Carcino Lucero, Carl Hopping, Man- - - uel Sedlllo, J. A. Cuneo, .loaquna Pena. Suits Coats Skirts J. E. Bell, Jose Tapia, Presclllano Lu-cer- Francisco Munlz, Frank Kelly, 9KXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXM - - Henry Westerfeid, Charles Allen. Al O. DINSDALE Waists Furs Sweaters Winchell, J. M. Hoss, Jesus M. San-che- Leonardo Hunlrk, Thomas F. highland livery Keleher, Sr., Adam Fisher, George Petticoats Bdlck, Charles Kepler, Jose Ignaclo Garcia. Boardingstable:Horses a Specialty This afternoon the United States DR. J. J. CODY AND MRS. CODY. OCOOOOCKXXOOOCXXXXXXXXXX) LONG COAT SUITS $10.00 to $45.00 grand Jury was empaneled as follows: Dr. J. J. Cody of Boston i were Fllomeno Montano, Joe Bowdlck, and his Just married, and said he would pretty young bride of three months try to arrange through Mgr. Besletti, WHERE TO DINE WELL A very large and well selected stock of assured styles, in Griego, M. Ilocklett, Joe Farr, ! Hilario have received the nuptial blessing the ceremonies, re- - SANTA long coat effects. New and exclusive designs and materials, Montano, Mordy, Rafael master of for us to re RESTAURANT Polonlo John trom His Holiness, Pope Plus X, and reive the papal blessing. Before we MEALS AT ALL, HOURS. Quick comprising a wide ran,re of colors. Chaves, George D. Sweetland, A. C. are the only newly married American could realize everything time, good service, Boen, Eugene With, Frank Strother, it had been at reasonable couple to enjoy this distinction. They arranged and we were led into the prices. The nearest place In Albu- Gaspar Topia, A. Simpler, A. W. Good- spent their honeymoon in Europe, and room where his querque to depot. rich, Vega, Solome Moya, holiness was to bless Santa Fe Open THE NEW COATS $7.50 Frank Thos. through a strange chance were en- us." day and night. Bar In connection. to Marcus, Antonio Garcia. John Slaugh-terbac- h abled to receive the papal blessing at "1 very pres- felt much awed in the LYNN. HAVEN' BAY, and BLUE Long and medium length coats, very newest in .Francisco 'Trujillo. the Vatican in Rome, July 10th. ence of pope," Cody, POINT any style. the models, John Mordy was the said Mrs. as OYSTERS in First Broadcloths, Covert Cloths and Kersey Cloth. elected foreman of "When we left Boston on the after- her husband to- street and Silver avenue, opposite de- Jury. In charge Jury, turned his attention the Bailiff of noon of our wedding day," said Dr. ward their trunks. "But he had such pot. Meal tickets, 21 meals for $5. Byner; Interpreter, Ro- John Herbert Cody, as he waited at the White Star a dear, kind face I was not at mero. Crier, A. C. Ho'.mquist. that steamship dock in Boston for the cus- all afraid. We knelt before htm and The territorial fair la comln": SKIRTS-Wal- king and Dress Skirts Foraker Appointed Bailiff. tom house men to go through his he gave us In a low, musical voice his You'll see who keeps things rollin" The court this morning appointed trunk and his wife's, "we had no idea blessing. He spoke In Italian, so we then; In greatest variety; skirts from $2.50 to $40. No matter United States Marshal C M. Foraker of being by pope. We All haulin, sprinklin' will he done blessed the could not understand what he said. wuul tviuu ui yuu whui, I'ttQ pieasv you. i official bailiff, both parties to the sher- did not iielieve that it would be pos- Then we were permitted to kiss his By the Albuquerque Transfer men. iff squabble agreeing to the appoint- sible. ring. When he was told that we o ment of Mr. Foraker as bailiff, it be- "When going through the Vatican were on our honeymoon the pope New Hotel and Rooming House. ing understood that his selection Is we did not understand all we saw seemed much pleased." Open September 11, at 821 South FURS$5.00 to $150.00 Each not to have any effect whatever on and could not ask anyone to explain Dr. Shamahay Third street. Your patronage solicit- present controversy and Dr. Donahue, of ed. Special to the regarding things to us, as all the people around Des Moines, la., who were at the Vat- rate regular boarders. Greatest line of Furs ever brought to the city. We would be who Is sheriff of Bernalillo county. us seemed to be Italians. ican to receive the papal blessing, Mrs. R. Green, proprietor. pleased to have you call and look over this beauti?" line. Challenges Grand Jury. "After a while we saw an American were Instrumental In securing the Attorney W. B. Childers, as counsel priest, to whom we spoke. He was honor of nuptial Dr. GENERAL REPAIR SHOP. the blessing for I have general for Ameilo McClure, charged with the interested when ho learned that we Cody and his wife. opened a repair shop Women's Waists, Sweaters and Petticoats In Great Assort- Car-me- on South Third street, back of Wal- murder of Nicholas Sanchez and l ments and Variety. Baca, two sheepmen, last June, ton's drug store, and solicit the trade appeared before the court and chal- of the city. L. H. SHOEMAKER- - II Ht ill MBHWMllflMnUlffHi'lflfi'i"t'H!"w''WM iv nw'Mi mi jiui iwymfffi lenged the array of the grand Jury. A MARVELOUS CHILD SINGER i Mr. Childers claimed that the venires were illegal, inasmuch as they were Bebe Lorraine, whose voice, it Is THE MARKETS not served by the duly elected and claimed, has no parallel In musical qualified sheriff of Bernalillo county. history, is the latest aspirant for oper- STOU - MONEY METAL - WOOL 0 Thomas S. Hubbell. who was at all atic honors, and the coming season times ready and willing to serve such will serve to introduce her to the. FOR SALE (m. no lT,.,r ' 0 venires. ntuira n ID " 1 Hie IftjJVUlTUlnvi....w.nf tfML o Arguments Resumed ner Today. and Gounod. Closing quotations Received by Levy This afternoon Judge Abbott resum- This little girl is In her sixth year, t liios.. Correspondents for Logan l We ed the hearing of the arguments upon nnd her voice is a contralto of wonder- EWES AND LAMBS & Bryan. Building. the mandamus brought bv Thomas S. ful purity and mellowness. She has Barnett Hubbell against Clerk W. B. Dame been under the tutelage of Carl Prae- - in and the to why &4 QywUL5 0 order show cause Per Amalgamated Copper S2 1,500 A. No. 1 EWES; 600 TOP LAMBS, 65 POUNDS EACH. are showing, or the Fall fecto Armijo, the appointee of the American Sugar 139 governor, should not be enjoined and Atchison, common 91 and Winter season, new de-- Q restrained from exercising or attemnt- - Atchison, pfd 104'' Inquire of signs In ing to exercise any of the duties or Raltimore & Ohio 113V functions as sheriff of Bernalillo coun "' 1 ty. I 7 .V-- ..',. Brooklyn Rapid Transit SANDOVAL 0 Colorado Fuel & lion 44 ISIDRO It Is expected fharthese"argimie;Tits Colorado Southern, common-...- . 28 915 South Second Street. will be finished late tonight and that Chicago, Great Western, com... 21 Carpets, Rtigs, Matting, Linoleum, J the court will probably be able to ren C & 0 69V4 der its decision in the matter some Erie, common .'. b time tomorrow. Erie, first 82 Curtains, Portieres and Draperies Louisville & Nashville 150 JEFFRIES HAS TRODDEN A Missouri Pacific 107 Metropolitan 127 And also a full line of 0 CAREER OF MANY VOCATIONS New York Central 151 Reading, common 120 Time, 0 HE IS CONCEDED TO BE A PUGI Pennsylvania 144& Labor Blankets, Comforts and Pillows LIST IN A CLASS OF HIS OWN Rock Island, common 34 Republic & A. AN UMPIRE FOR SPORT. Iron Steel, common.. 23 and Money Our prices are the lowest. V Southern Pacific 68 St. Two hundred forty pounds Paul 180 and of Southern Railway 36 well preserved bone muscle The saving of tint means comfort. and Tennessee Coal & Iron 87 dropped No. 8 Saturday even- The saving msana Tha off train Texas Pacific 3C of labor eas. 305 Railroad Avenge ing. of This six feet, four inches Union Pacific, common 37 saving of money means economy. All Albert Faber, brawn, was met by reception com BEBE LORRAINE, a U. S. S., common 37 these asvlngs can beat be attained by mittee from ottice of fair ger, a the the assoj famous master, for the last U. S. S.. pfd 104 Installing a ciation, anu James J. Jeffries was year, and her training has given her a Wabash, common 23 on Alvar-ado- . scrawled the register of the technique phenomenal in one so Wabash, pfd 44 young. Southwestern Electric The tUepiieal would then believe As the child has great Intelligence, W H ITNEY'S PRIVATE "GROUSE" & Construction Co. that tile world's greatest prize fighter added to a childish beauty, when she TRAIN, PENINSULAR RANGE had real.y consented to come to sings "Lohengrin," the Elsa In and the In dollars and cents they cost no more. In quality they are New Mexico fair; and they will be- Marguerite in "Faust," It Is expected Electrical Harry Payne Whitney superior. In durability hey One-thir-d Pumping Plants lieve thai James J. Jeffries really will cause a has caused t last longer. better than has that she decided sensation considerable comment throughout any other. You are cordially invited our new Of Every come for the purpose of umpiring the in grand opera. most to examine Description sporting circles In England by the lux- line. base ball tournament, when long The range of Bebe Lorraine is of Agents for the Crocker-Wheele- r Benn, urious manner in which he has trav- the Brown's lanky pitcher sizes four and a half octaves. She with eled since reached Prices In Plain Figures Up Dynamos and up like a "chiger" beside the man ease goes from the lower contralto he the other side $30 and Motors, with of the water with his party. Old stovea the indicator. E to G sharp, which is more than an The young millionaire has leased for taken at a fair valuation. Store and Residence Wir- Jeff took a hurried dinner at the octave above the highest soprano F the shooting season ing a Specialty. All high B, brings the celebrated THE McSRAIN FURNITURE CO., Gold Ave, and at 9 o'ciock showed up at above which the child's Holwick moors in upper Teasdale, In 205 work fully guaranteed. the Casino, with Mrs. Jeffries aud a voice within three notes from the end North England. He arrived at Liver- Agents number of sporting of the piano keyboard, which is con- for the celebrated men from the pool accompanied by Mrs. Whitney "Gyrofans." See them coast. Marion Whiting handed the sidered little less than marvelous by and a small party, including the critics who have heard the little Rollins In European Hotel Res- champion a bunch in her song "Back Ixjwndes Cottenet, on August 16. For taurant. to Buffalo." Jeff smiled the same as one sing. the convenience of the party the best We give tickets for the he did that eventful night at Coney private train the London & Northwest- Island. He seemed very much pleas- WITH THE ADVENTISTS ern railway company could provide Piano Contest. ed with what he saw and heard. was chartered. Member National Elec- Jeffries Is no late sleeper and he As- Although the weather conditions The train, known as "Mr. Whitney's trical Contractors' was up early yesterday morning for a private grouse train," was In waiting SEALSfflPT, WHY? sociation. tramp. A scout up about the foothills were unfavorable, a goodly number of when Mr. Whitney and his guests got a bit of his wind. He was out to people were at the tent on Railroad 216 SOUTH SECOND ST. night reached Liverpool for the Journey of the fair grounds in the afternoon and avenue and Broadway last to 240 miles to Mlddleton, Teasdale. witnessed some bronco busting by a hear the discourse on "The Home of Peers of the realm never travel In a 7 Because all our oys- I bunch of Diamond A cowboys. They the Saved." more luxurious manner than that. O0OO0-8- 0C-- even rode a mule named Maude with The sermon was preached by Elder Mr. Whitney and his guests will ters are shipped direct Ot000 0Ot)OtOf0C out accident, and Jeff was more than M. D. Warfle, of Roswell, N. M., who spend several weeks snooting over the from the beBt beds on presented subject. In brief as fol- pleased. the - The Colorado Telephone Co. man moors at Holwick, which are said to the Atlantic coast, Y fVH k V I Boilermaker, prize fighter, capital- lows: The earth was made for be the richest in grouse i'l North and given to him In the direct to us In Amer- Room IS. N. ist, real estate agent and umpire is beginning.; England. New York Globe. T. Armijo Building. i man the career James J. Jeffries has trod nis original sinless nonunion ican Oyster Carriers. lost by transgression. Righteous men Under this patent in a decade of years. Jeff was a union THE MEADOW CITY 2 Do you realize that you ran get man are promised that they shall have the and he still retains his card. He first dominion of the earth restored to method, no lee or ffir modern telephone service today for is a prize fighter in a class of his own. them or a possession They CANDIDATE LEADS water comes In con- what you are payinu for inferior ser- He a quarter of a In forever. made million the do not get it in this life. They do not tact with the oysters, vice? business. Jimmy game $1,-00- 0 Brilt him expect It In life. They are look- The Meadow city It! last week sit bv the ring this candidate bails and no chemical pre- The only loni; to side ing to the future life to new With the narrowing down of transmitters and see bin) get licked by the thej servative Is ever used. and wall tse,s; long Nelson. Jen earth a city founda- of Intern-tin- icceivers: nr desk has 'profits of and which hath number contestants, more as you made fabulous out his tions whose builder Is Cod. bec omes rivalry. very The Inner recep- time contracts, wish; lowest real business. He is umpiring and maker the Three rates. estate All of this Ood has promised them, eligible young ladies are still in the tacles holding the oys- the twenty-fift- territorial fair base and fondest hopes will be real-!ze- d race, Vegas bail tournament at the urgent request their with Miss Ilfeld, the Las ters a.e kept sur- beyond which leading. I ooexooeotoa)oto o0O9omo9omomomo0OiKe) of friends, and because his veins are the resurrection candidate, Miss Field's rounded by Ice and takes place at the second coming of friends were quite evident in the vot-- fil'ed with sporting blood. Christ. ing aro sealed, making It OUR COAL YARD James J. Jeffries has during the forenoon, as the vote' retired from Tonight the subject will be contin- will 1 Impossible for the oys- Is prize ring until pro- show: chock full of coal that will gladdea the the world ue I and a description of Miss 1012 your duces a fighter in his class. Biblical the Ilfeld ter receptacle to be heart and warm jour house nfw and city will be given. M is 551 when Its your ear'li the Gibson opened until It reaches cold. Fill bins ftw Ail are cordially Invited. Miss Finch 4:i7 ii"xt winter now and avoid the rnsa. u "Sealshlpt." EPWORTH LEAGL'ERS MEET htnee LOOK SATURDAY AND SUNDAY WIRELESS APPARATUS American Block coal, the best Gallop To make man better, make FOUR REASONS Why you should use no other oysters. mined. Cerrlllos Lump, the standard SHIPPED FROM DENVER heating coal. All sizes of bard eoal Kpwortb I.eauiiers from all over the FIRST Tlsi' oyster goes dir. a from the shell to the carrier. trade better. To make trade WOOD territory will be flocking to Albuquer- STATION WILL BE SECOND The carrier com direct to us, with no mixture of que the part of present ESTABLISHED Ice, water, pr latter the IN ALBUQUERQUE WEDNESDAY better, make goods better. or rvative. Factory wood. $3.00 full load; Orat week. Their mission w ill be to organ- Mill BY CONSTRUCTING ENGINEER Schilling's THIRD They are delivered direct to you by our drivers, or at wo.id. Xl.oo full load. ize a territorial league, and the pros- COOPER. Best: our market, w.th all their natjral flavor Eureka Whits Lime. pect is at retained. that least fifty from outside HI baking powdv You're always rifles will present. A FOURTH Eate iu buying oysters from us because HAHN'S COAL YARD. be reception This afternoon V. F. La Moiintaine. oCTai we "feuMi!;.tM oysters will bp given the visitors at the Lead handle oily. We wouldn't allow a tub shipped Auto Phone, 416. Colo. Phone, 4& in this city for the lie oyster to cotie. m'o our shore. , Avenue Methodist Episcopal church Forrest Wireless Telegraph company, Your grocer's; moneyback. on Sa'nrd.iy evening organiza- When you wart oysters, come to headquarters, to a and an received a IiH Shat-'- o from C. C. Wilson, store that tion will Lb effected on Sunday after- manager f the company at Ienver, makes a specialty cf them. noon. Including the election of officers sayiim that VISITORS TO THE FAIR Construction F.nijineer Banks Close. j and the transaction of routine busi- Cooper had left for All Are cordially All banks of the w ill e invited to make our store headquarters. line lii and ness. Install a btation i city cloi very in this citv an that day of use our telephones he necessary apparatus was on fair week at 11 o'clock, nooti. and city dlrictory. Aok your friends itis; in the tha Tiiis is Rood Get your dress suit cleaned and road. This means a precedent for some of i city about the kind of ice cieam we uro serving. that by Wednesday the other pressed for the Montezuma Ball at the this city will have communication business Institutions (it the city to follow, especially on I - Pantatorlum. Clothes called for and with the outside world by means Thursday,' 204 Ave. Q. M. ORIGGS A CO.- delivered. 20C of Albuquerque day. West Rail.oad Mail Orders Solicited. West Silver ave. Auto the wireless telegraph, the In- First St. and Cold Ave. Pharmacy. Phone 721. greatest Prors. Alvarado ltoth Phones. vention of modern times. Subscribe 'i 0 for The Evenlnj Cltliea. j uaa r PACK MX 3UKKQUK AiAW RVKNING CITIZEN. MONDAY, SEPT; 18, 1905. ROBE, BUT

GRAND DUCHESS IS HEART-BROKE- N SATURDAY'S BASE BALL WM American League. SIL R LIFE OF VLADIMIR'S SPOUSE HAS FEE H H E At New York R BEEN WRECKED BY THE OUT r 1 2 I ' r M A Washington 8 3 RAGEOUS BEHAVIOR OF HER New York K 0 RESTAU RANTERS, I SPOUSE AND CHILDREN HUS- Second game It H E ATTENTION A New York 0 6 Silver-Plate- d m. Good Silver-Plate- BAND A BORE AND UNSCRUP- tvA Teaspoons, 75c per dozen. d Washington 3 5 2 Good Table Knives, $1.00 a set. Good Silver-Plate- ULOUS, SONS DISSIPATED AND At Chicago R II K Soup Bpoona, $1.50 per doz. Also Roger' Plain and Fancy Tableware. DAUGHTER DISGRACED RUS- Chicago 12 19 2 Good Silver-Plate- d Forks, $1.50 per dozen. These Special Prices for Fair Week Only. SIAN NOBLEWOMAN BEMOANS St. Iouls 2 6 2 HER FATE AND THAT OF THE ML At Philadelphia II 11 E Boston 2 6 0 EMPIRE. Philadelphia 6 9 3 At Detroit It II K RAILROAD AVENUE LEADING JEWELER St. Petersburg. Sept. 18. Tli sad- l'etroit 6 13 1 dest woman In Euiope Is the Grand Cleveland 2 5 1 EVERITT Duchess Vladimir of Russia. Dunns m p vnMa'iwjswflRsjirvpw the last yptr she has aned frightfully. National League, Shp has recently been to Paris to con-sui- t At BoBton It II pmlnpnt French specialists ami New York 12 taking a cure at Contrcbille. Her Boston 6 nerves are shattered, and she is prac- Second came It II tically in retirement. New York 3 6 Her tioublcs havp been paused ly Boston 1 8 the internal t;lrest In Knsia. coming At Brooklyn R H Philadelphia 8 WE on top of a aerie of crucial domestic few 13 ARE NOT READ Y, BUT THE PUBLICIS trials. She despises lier husband and nm&x& Brooklyn 3 8 is never seen In hi company except oecond game R II when state reasons make it impera- Philadelphia The big tent the main show will open Its doors about April 1. 1906, but dlsannntntmont tive. A serious disagreement between Brooklyn to those waiting first choice of the best sites on what VreVt ago a will be the residence par eweHonce or them arose some time over At Cincinna- ti- R II the city of Albuquerque, we submit the following announcement. "borrowing" transaction, In which Cincinnati 6 11 " and a well known banker, I Pittsburg Vladimir wr III 1 M. Ratkoff-Rnzhnoff- . were concerned. of had '' Western League. The Russian minister justice ordered proceedings to be taken At Des Moines R H E against the banker for shady financial D-- s Moines 3 ti 0 transactions. Vladimir succeeded in Mi Sioux City 2 4 1 The Terrace Addition inducing the cz.ar to order the min- At Omaha R H E ister of Justine to leave the banker Omaha 3 6 1 alone. The grand duchess wrote to the lenver 0 1 1 osar. begging him not to agree to her Second game husband's request, and explaining that Omaha HUEo 4 2 the banker had offered her husband a Denver 9 16 0 Improvement Company brilx- - of $2.5'o,oiHt under the form of At St. Joseph a loan, to save him. The czar, how- THE SORROWFUL GRAND DUCHESS VLADIMIR. St. Joseph-Puebl- game postponed: ever, held by his promise to Vladimir. rain. The prefect went Immediately to t..e housemaid. In suite of dirty rooms, A Kissing Scandal. During the next two years will disgraceful occurred czar and received orders to arrest the living with a lieutenant of the guards American Association. expend nearly FIFTY THOUSAND DOL- Another affair LARS IN in the public room of Cubat's restaur- gand duke and to expel the French Tiie G;and Duchess Vladimir has At Kansas City IMPROVEMENTS on their property covering the heights on the Kansas Clty-St- . game nostnon- - ant in St. Petersburg. Vladimir and actress and her husband from Russia. never recovered from the shock of her Paul east of the city. SILVER AVENUE, from Its situation, and from improve- Since grand has lived daughter's depravity. A time ed; rain. the grand duchess were dining, when then the duchess short ments contemplated, together with the adjacent blocks comprises very a nearby table a apart from Vladimir. after, Helen was married to Prince At Milwaukee the Vladimir saw at cream of the entire addition. WORiv ON THIS French actress whom he knew, and The three sons of the grand duchess, Nicholas of Greece, who took the Milwaukee 7 SECTION WILL BEGIN Vladimir approached Boris, Cyril and Andre, are the most young girl because of the large dowry Minneapolis 2 AT ONCE. The Improvements planned are the grading of' streets and her husband. At Columbus the actress, and. taking her in 'nis dissolute members of the loosest set which the czar offered him. blocks, the construction of water works and the laying of mains, the plant- in the Russian capital. Their most Sympathy for Columbus 6 arms, kissed her. The grand duchess Liberal. ing of trees, the building of brick or cement sidewalks, etc. In response to was so she had. not recent escapade has been to organize The grand ducheBs is hostile to the Louisville 2 horrified that Toledo-F- a demand, and contrary to a usual custom, when the a club called the Sybarites, ail the reactionary of At irst we will offer the best FIRST. the strength to guard herself tendencies her husband. game The blocks on both husband of the actress, to avenge the servants at whlc'n are women who She sympathizes secretly with the lib- between Toledo nnd sides of this avenue, 80 feet in width, will be sold only in insult offered his wife, approached wear abbreviated costumes. erals, and believes Russia's day of Indianapolis postponed. the grand duchess and kissed her Daughter Disgraced. reckoning Is shortly to come. As a second game . twice. Vladimir tried to kill the The gand duchess for a considerable sign of mourning both for Russia and Toledo 2 Frenchman, but was restrained. The time adored her only daughter, the for her family trials, the grand duch Indianapolis 1 prefect of the St. Petersburg police, Grand Duchess Helen, a strangely ess' palace at St. Petersburg presents YESTERDAY'S Building of 1 who was present and interfered, was beautiful girl. But one day Helen dis- a gloomy picture. No gayety Is ever BASEBALL. Sites 00x132 Feet forcibly ejected from the dining room appeared and after a week's search, seen there, and the blinds are seldom National League by Vladimir's sons, Boris and Cyril. she was discovered disguised as a raised and the lights seldom lit. At Chicago R H Chicago 2 7 Permitting six to St. Ixnils 3 5 residences a block. No time limit for building will bo imposed, but all deeds will contain a clause prohibiting OFFICIAL MATTERS president. The following ticket was PROSPEROUS TAOS COUNTY Second game R H the maintenance of named by acclamation: Chicago 4 10 1 factories, stores, saloons, etc. Also $3,500.00 will bo the minimum cost al- Mayordomo Garcia, For Jose of St. Louis 3 7 2 lowed for the construction of residences, exclusive of yards outbuild- Griegos. ADVANCING RAPIDLY ENORMOUS At Cincinnati and ings. In addition, a building line of Commissioners Tomas Gon SEASON AND ALL Clncinnati-Pittsbur- g - thirty to forty feet will be incorporated gs For CROPS THIS game Dostpon- Notorics Appointed-Meetin- zales, Diego Sanchez and Francisco BUSINESS IS VERY ACTIVE. ed; rain. In the deed. In fact, this avenue will be handled with the intention of mak- Lucero ing it the beautiful residence section its natural topography Justifies. of Several Territorial Com- Speeches were made by Messrs. Attorney J. B. Lusk, of Taos, Is in Western League. Francisco Lucero, Jose Dolores Cara-baja- l, the city attending the fair. He stop- At Omaha R II mittees and Boards. Andres Sanchez and others. ped a a day en route in Santa Fe. and Omaha 7 6 the New Mexican gave the following St. Joseph 3 5 interview: Second game R H SPORTING SALAD Omaha 2 5 Only Sixty Sites on this Avenue PUBLIC FUNDS ARE RECEIVED "Taos county Is in better state, financially and otherwise, than it has St. Joseph 0 3 been for years past, and her people At Sioux City- - R H FIGHT ANNOUNCEMENT OF Sioux City 6 10 the future: The Olmbla club has generally are getting into the spirit Governor Oteio hag appointed the of Improvement, having Denver I 3 A $50 deposit will secure an option on a site, the price to be determined guaranteed a purse of $74,000 to Jef- there been Second came following notaries public: Bold more Improved machinery to as- n H later by the board of directors, after the improvements are made. fries, who will referee the coming Sioux City 7 12 These Anton Mayer, Socorro, Socorro coun- battle between Nltt and Belson. As sist and economize In the labor of tak- deposits will be numbered in the order received, and choice will be allowed ing care of the enormous yield of Denver 5 10 ty: Manuel B. Baca, Santa Rosa, their share of the purse, the principals At Des Moines R H accordingly. will $174 apiece. grain and hay produced In the valley Guadalupe county. receive Des Moines 11 11 JAS. R. SYSONBY HAS this season, than In any one year in KEENE'S Pueblo 1 8 Meeting National Guard Association. brought home to cold storage for his fhe n&st. The merchants nf th nnnn. ty are, as a matter of course, doing Second game R H The members of the national guard owner $120,893 this year. Des Moines New will RACING a good and healthy business, having 2 9 association of Mexico meet BARNEY OLDFIEfLD'S Pueblo 4 in annual session at Las Vegas, Sep- career ends this month. He will go to enlarge their business houses in 7 We ate Independent for we Hold the order to tember 2, Bxt. All officers of the on the stage. The title of the play accommodate their Increasing American League. national guard of New Mexico should hasn't been announced, but It prob- stocks and business. The professional At St. men seem to be the only class our Louis R H E attend. Officers for the ensuing year ably will be a tragedy on the order of in St. Louis 1 5 2 II county who are men of leisure, but HEIGHTS! You Know thefr Valtte will be elected, and other important "Maiming Them for Life; or, Why Detroit 2 8 1 I which Is a very hpalthy business transacted. Didn't They Get Out of the Way?" and commend- At Chicago R H E able condition. If Taos valley was J. C. BALDRIDGE, President. D. A. BITTNER, Treasurer. M. Meeting of Reform School Trustee. "KID" LAVIGNE, WHO ONCE Chicago 10 1 P. STAMM, Sec. & Selling Agt. only traversed by a railroad, thereby 4 A meeting of the trustees of the basked under the world's champion Cleveland 2 5 1 territorial reform school, located at El lightweight halo, has returned to giving it direct connection with, the Rito, was held Friday in Santa Fe. America, after two years' stay in markets it would Boon le second to American Association. The following were present: J. H. Paris, France. In Paris he conducted none to no section of New Mexico." At Kansas City Sloan, president; Venceslao Jaramillo, a school of boxing and married a Kansas City 3 I Cheapest Is Eu- El Rito, secretary; Antonio D. Vargas, French woman. disinfectant Hahn's Minneapolis 3 Gallegos reka lime. Safe effective. ta Fe Centrals. beat them Ojo Caliente and O. N. Ma;ron of Al- SOMEBODY ROLLED THE STONE and Called on account of rain in the on Saturday by a score of 6 to 4 in an A LADIES' BATTLE IN LONDON SOCIETY buquerque, members. The secretary away George Dixon out of j Inning. Pu- and ambled ' tenth eleven inning game and Hester of stated that the business of the board his tomb of retirement, not far from At Columbu-s- eblo beat them yesterday in a ten transacted Friday could not be given A TRULY JDEAL WIFE Columbus 2 Inning game by a score of 14 to 11. out yet for publication. 0 Louisville Harmon and Fanning did the box i Meeting of Managers of Louisiana HER Second game stunt for the Blues. " HUSBAND'S BEST HELPER Vr. 1 A Exposition. Columbus 1 Down at Ei Paso similar games 3.t' i Purchase r 1 1 The New Mexico board of managers Vigorous Health la the Great Source of Louisville 0 were played between Clifton and the of the Louisiana Purchase exposition the Power to Inspire and Encourage At Milwaukee El Paso Browns, with the latter team has been called to meet on the 2lith --AH Women Should Seek It. Milwaukee 7 getting worsted. Iu Saturday's game inst., at 10 o'clock in the forenoon at St. Paul 5 the Browns lost by a score of 12 to 3, One most las Vegas, in order to close the busi- of the noted, successful and Second game with Loring In the box, and on Sun- 1 men. n 1 ness of the board. The accounts of richest of this century, in a recent Milwaukee 3 day by a score of 20 to 2, with Wid-nia- the secretary and treasurer will bo article, has said, " Whatever I am and St. Paul 6 pitching. Merkle and Marquez examined and final reports will be whatever success I have attained in At Toledo did the pitching for Clifton. I w Toledo-ludianaKll- s fol- this world owe all to my ife. From game Albuquerque and Trinidad are at it made. The board consists of the the day I lowing members: C. A. Spiess. Las first knew her 6he has been rain. this afternoon. 7 an inspiration, and the greatest, help- f Vegas, O. A. president; Dalies, Helen, mate of my life." vengeance vice president; W. H. Walton, Silver Base ball with a is what The players of the teams already City, secretary; Arthur Sellgman, he f ins may look for at Traction on the ground are as follows: Santa Fe. treasurer; Herbert J. i:irk. Although there is likely to be Trinidad. .v a J 5' .1. ome innusts entered agaiust some RokwhII atnt D. Sena, Santa Rounds, Pierce, T. Owens, i Y Fe, memiie s. i.ayers of some of the teams playing catcher; 9 f n the tournament by managers Clarke and Bright, pitchers; Scheiup. Public Funds Received. afraid , t not belli;; able to get inside the Hell, F. Owens,, Ott, Beshoar, Bruger-nian- The following public funds have Colby, been received by Territorial Treasurer ioik y. it nmy be said with positive infielders; Bennett, Llew isMiraiic-- every ellyn, Berry, Lochard, outfielders. J. H. Vaughn: that team entered v a "'11 A. ( x play and will be given a square Clifton. S. Goddell, treasurer and officio Will-la- coll of count v, teal. Not after this tournament will W. C. Merkel, William Sears, ctor Grant taxes fur A. 1 my team Albuquerque Quigley, Weisbecker, Jesus 0 2 . I1S7.G1; for l!io3, lor leave claiming ZlA; 1 - Donen-baue- Marquez, K. B. Ferguson, Nat - -- 1!4, $17T)4. uitipathy of the umpire toward the - : lome leani, whether there Is ground E. Williams, Jack Meyers, Geo. r steiT; - Eugenlo Romero, tieasurer and New iKirp, Siaten inland,.I, Quelling. t of San Miguel county, the other for any such charge or not. This has Charles Daniels, W. II. O' day, rat In r musty and exuding the Brien, J. M. Hendricks, Do- - taxes for l!uL IS.tiS; for f IJ.f.O ; been proerbial almost from the first William li"3. odor of moth balls, in sepulchral tones ran, H. O. A. for 1!04. 1707.23. lournaim nt ever won by an Albuquer- Brubecker, Randolph, be annoumcs bis intention of buttling, I que, team. "Fake! Robbedl" lias H. M. Pruett and J. J. Winslow. Jose M. Medina, treasurer and with a husky arapologist, jUrj. HeJsiu tins Icy J been collector of Taos countv, taxes lla:lt'm the hue and cry of the defeated teams El Paso. Tommy Murphy by name, at Philadel- always, and some times may Buckner, manager; Johnny Jaeoby, for 1904, J1C3.4S. phia, ou September 2uth. was To be such a successful wife, to re- there F. Dixon have been ample reason for Harry Jaeoby, left field; Coleman, pit- John Wolford. treasurer and once champion featherweight of the tain the love and admiration of her cher; Riordan, rit;ht collector of Union county, taxes husband, to inspire him but not always. The Albu- field; Krause. world. He Is old enough to be Mur- to make the base; Loring. Kauff-iiiuii- . 1908, $19 2H; for 1903, I139.K4; for most of himself, querque Browns have won many tour- first pitcher; for phy's father only lie's a colored man. should be a woman's field; base; 1904, $1,253.15. naments because they were the best renter Smith, third fa. AROUND League-circui- t constant 6tudy. THE AMERICAN ball players, and they have gained Keating, pitcher; Kelly, catcher; Wid-tnn- Daniel Cassidy, treasurer and the wise fnas are picking the If a woman finds that her enerp4ee collector of Mora county, taxes are flagpinir, that she gets eusily tired, many triumphs because they had the second base; Greenwood, right Philadelphia Athletics to win tho pen- dark "horseshoe." Held. for 1903, $4.46; for 1904, $2K9."7. nant. Only Comiskey thinks his teum bhadows appear under her eyes, This must be admitted superintendent of the she has backache, headaches, bearing-dow- n even by the most prejudicial outsid- H. O. Bursum. has a chance of coming iu a ii' Are You Engaged? earn s'r.l pains, nervousness, whites, irreg- ers. Umpires may have been influ- territorial penitentiary, convicts ahead In a nose-- t iinish. Engaged people should remember, itiKs ularities or the blues, she 011 one or two occasions by for July, $2,957.42; for August FROM HARVARD COM El THE thould start enced that, after marriage, many quarrels $i'ii3.20. at once to build up her system by a home pride, but this has never been 3 S " reassuring announcement that foot- tonio with specific powers, proven. can be avoided, by keeping their di- ball prospects never were more prom- such a gestions in good Elec- Attacked by a Mob. Lydia E. 1'iukhaiiis Vegetable Com- The tournament which begins today condition with ising. out .1 A. Bennetts-ville- , and beaten. In a labor riot, until cov- Princeton tends do'oroiu pound. will be presided over by a man whose tric Bitters. S. Brown, of wail of poor material in the r.inks of S. C, says: "For years my wife with sores, a Chicago car Following we publish by request Integrity rep- t ., "7 .... ; - ered street Cornell Is the can not be assailed. His suffered intensely from dyspepsia, t.yaara-jt-f- ,, v. i. conductor applied Bucklen's Arnica the recruits. bemoanins letter from a vouug wife : utation Is that no pittance loss of a brace of heavyv.elght3 Pros Duar Mrs. I'inkham: such that complicated with a torpid liver, until Salve, and was soon sound and well. any team the tournament could of- pects at Columbia aru bright for a ' Ever mice my child wai born I have if she lost her strength and vigor, and " "I use it In my family," writes Q. J. aa I uoiefcw fer would tempt him In the least, and DON'T BREAK HER ARMS, GWENDOLYN." Welch, of season of good sjiort. Yu'.e coaches are wouionever have, with In- became a mere wreck of her former Tekonsha, Mich., "and find flammation, female wnak Hum, twaring-duw- he has no sentiment to guide his de- "Take holds, ladles, and remember case) is too much hurt to get back it perfect." Simply great arriving at New Haven, but there la self. Then she tried Electric Bitters, for cuts and paln, backache ami wretehwl hea,lch. It cisions but love for true sport. which helped once, finally the referee's decision Is final; both at you and must succumb. burns. On'.y 25 little line on the coiuin; season's atfectud my stomach m I .1. her at and cents at all druggists. could not enjoy my James Jeffries, who will fill this now The picture shows Due of tinfe con- meals, six-n- t made her entirely well. She is shoulders must be placed squarely on leini. ami half uiy tune was iu bod. responsible position, must have a su- tests; in progress in of t'.ie " Lydia E. a strong and healthy." AH druggists sell 0:10 most THE ACEQL'IA OF Pinkhniii Vegetable CoiiiK)UDd perior knowledge of the game, no the froor." palatial made me a wnll woman, and I feel and guarantee 50 cents a parlors of fashionable Umdon. Got Off Cheap. 10 graUsf ul doubt bis will be beyond and them, at Americans have Been female base He may got off that I am glad to wrilo and tell you of my decisions CHAMISAl TICKET NAMED will think, he has marvelous question. ball players, and once in a while a RAILROAD TICKETS. cheap, who, having contracted rnwwr. It brought me htvalth, couple engage after ww life and vitality." Mrs. liwwie Aiusley, Have your floats built and sign work of Amazons in a prize Cut Rates. constipation or Indigestion la still able pith Wa-h- The team arrived last fight. The participants in A large and enthusiastic meeting till South .Street. Tanuna, . Trinidad done by Stacy & Co., the only union these events For reduced rates to and from all to perfectly restore his health. Noth- light l?i are not iu was held in the public school house or What L.vdia E. I'iiikhaiu's Vegetable and Paso and Clifton teams sign In town. Quler'a old classified, however, any points go to Paulsen a Association ing will do Dr. King's New did up morning. Vegas Is writers particular "400." olstriet No. 36, Ranches de Albuquer- this but Compound for Mrs. Aiusley it will "aine this stand. Auto phone, 454; Railroad Ticket office. Railroad Life Pills. A o.ulck, pleasant cer- Colorado In soele-.- que. Saturday night. and do for every biek ami ailiug woman. "Mi'cicd tonight. phone, 52. the exclusive West End tickets bought, aold end exchanged. After tain cure for headache, constipation, If you ha?e symptoms you don't un- The Meadow City boys probably of dear old Lun'nun, the ladies have the tegular order of routine etc., 2f,c business, Mr. Andreas Sanchez was at all druggists; guaranteed. derstand write to Mrs. Pinkhain, at 'aid over at home among familiar WANTED. gone daft over that exhlliarating sport See the window display of the Rio elected president, Kugenlo YruMtrrl,' Lynn, Mas. Hor advice U free and miliar scenes to rest up after the Large grain sacks, good price. of the Japanese known as Grande Woolen Mills at the Globe Whitewash your chicken house with always helpful. 'rounclng on Saturday which consists mainly in cilppllng ttecretary and iraetlago Garcia, vice Hahn'g they received Wagon will caU for them. E. W. Fee, store, then ask for those $3.50 wa.k-ln- f Eureka white lime. and Sunday at the hands of the San- - 620 South 8eeond atreet. your antagonist till he (she in this skirts.

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OF THE INDIAN TERRITORY WEST RAILROAD AVENUE FOR FAIR WEEK siy nt'TWEKN Mf i ri. ft - ,. . . . SECOND THIRD STREETS THESE MAIDENS. FAMED FOR THEIR GOOD LOOKS. ARE GRADUATE OF SCHOOLS IN THE NORTH. THEY ARE NOT BELLES AND THERE'S NO SOCIAL DISTINCTION BETWEEN THEM AND THE WHITES. AND ALL OTHER WEEKS mlUsLU BESTORE THE STORE OF RELIABILITY, OFFERS TO THE BUYING PUBLIC THE FRESHEST, NEWEST AND LATEST

,:. v . Y Fun Staple Dry Goods, Ladies' Notions and Furnishings Gentlemen's Furnishings and Ladies, Gentlemen's and Children Shoes

Of finer quality than sold for the same prices elsewhere in the city. The entire stock la new no old or shelf worn goods and every gale la made under an agreement that the purchase money will be refunded if purchasers are not satisfied In every particular. Ladies desiring the latest fabrics in dress materials will find in stock

Silks Sicillians Mohairs Henriettas Serges Voils Broadcloies Especial Attention Is Galled to the Genthmen's Furnishings NUNS' VEILING, EOLIENNES, CREPES, FLANNELS AND SUIT- In this stock will le found Coat Shirts. Union Undergarments, Quar- INGS IN ALL PATTERNS AND SHADES. PRICES RANGE FROM ter sizes In collars and the most beautiful of neckwear. Space for- 20c TO $3 PER YARD. bids lengthy mention of this line, but a call at the OLC-U- 8TORE Supplementing the dress goods department are the choicest of White will convince the most fastidious that further search need not be Waistlngs, Wash Fabrics, Linings, and other staple dry goods. The made for apparel which meets all requirements In quality, comfort and style and reasonabless In price. grades, range fifom the most beautiful and exclusive line of Ribbons and Neckwear Is being Taltquah, I. Sept. 18. Indian this town, for instance, is a high class of couise, T.. sent rich and well educated of both races displayed at reasonable prices. In Ladles' and Children's Furnish- beauty abound institution. It cost $100,000. Girls ings we carry girls famed for their out as graduates are not only drilled to the shiftless Indians and ignorant the Grand Prize Winning Shoes tor Ladies, Gentlemen, Children in the five nations. Many of them in the classics, but have received a whites. There are, however, no long- are graduates of the noted schools in good training in music and drawing. haired men or short haired women on Our line of shoes Is on of the largest In the southwest and conf-prise- s young women living These Indian maidens have the either side in the controversy. Superior Mentor Underwear all of the desirable styles and leathers. Diamond Urand Shoes the north. Two - grace and charm of manner that has The youns ladies shown in the ac- In both union and excellent Hosiery, Muslin Undergar- were awarded the highest prize for excellence by the St. Ix)Uis expo- 'Muskogee are graduates of Vassar. - In made soutliern girls famous. They are companying pictures live in the Cher- ments in all grades and the Underskirts money can buy. The cele- sition experts, and "nundreds of satisfied wearers of these shoes in Al- And there are hundreds of highly edu- real belles. As between the whites oUee and t reek nations. .i isses ri ice, brated C. II. Corsets in all models; prices 60c to 2.50. Ladles' Kid buquerque will testify to the Justness of that award. You can buy Cloves, $1 per pair all cated girls who do not go so far away and Indians there is no social lis-- ; .lennings and Ethel and Anna Martin shades. Nothing to equal them in the city. shoes In any store but you can get the best only at the GIjOBE year Chero-tw- o Try a pair and learn what elegant kid gloves are. STORK. from home for their schooling. timtlon, persons of eejual grade in the graduated this from the The Cherokee female seminary of races mingling freely. These koe seminary. TO TELL THE WHOLE STORY OF RELIABILITY AND SUPERIOR QUALITY IN DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, FURNISHINGS AND SHOES IN tv fruit is becoming popular in Pu- NEW MEXICO'S A FEW WORDS, WHEN SHOPPING, FIND GORtD TO DEATH eblo. BULL The apple crop on a plot of four GREAT RESOURCES BY ENRAGED acres, situated on the Gould orchard, a little north of San Ildefonso. in! .Mr. PLENTY OF IRON, COAL AND LIME DAVID L. EVANS, AN AGED AND Santa Ke county, has been sold to THE Kwing, of Crede, Colo, for $800 on the, ABOUND IN EVERY SECTION OF RESPECTED CITIZEN OF and! trees. This Includes the late THE TERRITORY. ON WEST RAILROAD AVE. When you have found that, enter the door beneath and your troubles will cease. L. RICE. M ANGUS VALLEY THE VICTIM. winter apples, as the early apples OTTO have been gathered and sold. Mr. Ew-- j Pavid L. Evans, a veteran of the ing is also bargaining for trie entire; Any section that has coal, iron and Civil War and a pioneer resident of fruit crop of the Round Mountain! limestone in abundance is destined , sooner be Grant county, was found dead last orcha-.d- near Santa Cruz, owned by or later to a manufacturing Met-cal- says Saturday in his cabin near the f General Edward F. Ho-ba-rt center, the New Mexican. "No place by a son of Chas. Lyons, of Santa Ee. The fruit crop of character of property is increasing in 0 the Mangus ranchman, says the Silver the San Ildefonso and Santa Cruzj value so rapidly as big bodies of iron City Enterprise. The lad had been to sections this year is superior and ore," said, a few days ago, the oldest AMUSEMENTS the mail box to get his father's mail, abundant. and best known iron master of the The Hendrie & Boltlioff and on his way back, as his usual United States, John Eritz, of Uethle custom, stopped at the Evans place PAWNED HIS LEG. hem, Pa., who manufactured the first to have a chat with the old man. In- armor plate in the United States and Mfg. and Supply Co stead he found the remains of the Emil Johnstone is to get Ills Ieg was the founder of the great Bethle- on a inside the cabin, back. Emil was a transient in Crook-- ! hem steel works. pioneer, bed The Pioneer Machinery House the with all traces of life extinct. He ston, Minn., early last spring, and was During the past fifty years he has if West immediately notified his father, and shy of cash. He wanted to go to Du-- ! seen the iron production of the United New High Class word was sent to Charles Metcalf, luth and applied to Chairman Misnerj States increase from 300,000 tons to Steam, Electric ar.d Hydraulic Engineering. Mine and Smelter Sup- who was a member of the grand jury, of the poor committee for aid. He had 22.000,000 tons a year, and yet, he plies, Engines, Boilers, HEATING APPARATUS, Compressors, Saw , . , . f a ...... says, great problem v i.l . i - . . .. vir itr;,ir lwft for the ranch Sat just arrived from Winnipeg, and was the of the future mni, vvuvu-r- urKiny macmnery, ana engineer-b ana wiacninisw r urday night and made arrangements not projierly a city charge. He ex- will not be over production, but to Tools and Supplies. Western agents for The American Radiator Co. U Vaudeville for the funeral, which took place Sun- plained, however, that ae had a well-to-d- o find the ore and build the works to Special Catalogues on Application. day morning. brother in Duluth and t hat If be produce sufficient for the world's thought the old man was supplied with a ticket to thatj needs. It Is oniy a few years ago that At first it was 1621-163- had died of natural causes, but an ex- place he could care for himself. Al-- j the iron industry was established In 9 Seventeenth Street, DENVER, COLORADO amination of the body and the torn derman Misner agreed to aivauce the Alabama because the Iron ores and at the money, i would condition of the clthes, tend to the providing Johnston-- j limestone were abundant in that part theory that the unfortunate man was leave one of his legs as a. hostage. of the south and today the northern a which had been which Johnstone agreed to do. forth-- j part of Alabama as well as of the ad- attacked by bull joining terrorizing the people in that section with depositing his wooden one, as it; state of Georgia has big steel Casino Tonight of the country for several weeks past. was more easily detacned than thei niids that employ thousands of well The bull has a broken leg and prob- one that grew naturally. He waBl paid workmen. It was Mr. Eritz who LOVE ably as a result of this accident, has given his ticket and went on his wayj was one of the pioneers of the iron for rejoicing. John stone was later heard j industry in Alabama despite the well been in an Infuriated condition J IJLTY some time past .attacking everything from In Minneapolis, where he wrotj meant advice of friends, who also ad- THRIVES IX COMFORT J HER A that cornea its way. The supposition back for his leg, having secured em- - vised him against the building of an is that the old man, while out walk- ployment in a restaurant there. Hisj armor plate mill because it was feared GET ACQUAINTED ing, in the vicinity of his cabin, was letter was answered and Inquiry made that such a plant could not find work by the infuriated animal and regarding the $7.50 advanced for 'ma enough to keep it running. It Is he attacked here, no reply who was GAS THE KNIGHTS OF received internal injuries. That later ticket while but to this interested in the company RANGE THE MIDNIGHT SUN he crawled to his cabin and laid down missive was received. Chairman Mis- that bought large tracts of iron ore now, however, re- on his bed and died. The trousers; ner has decided to lands in Lincoln county, this terri- WILL DANCK ALL NIGIIT and shirt across the abdomen were turn the leg to Johnstone gratis. Ho tory, several years ago, not for imme- See the Gas Man - Fourth and Gold Avenue ripped open and there were bruises says there are no prospects for a one-legge- d diate exploitation but because soonor on the abdomen which might have alderman, who might use the or later these Iron ore deposits will been caused by the impact with some artificial limb, and to keep it longer be ten times as valuable as they were Grand Carnival Mask Ball blunt instiument. The old gentleman would be rnuuing a big chance of ge:-tin-g then, and their production would be ELKS against the danger it warped, necessitating send'ng used by furnaces and mills in HALLSATURDAY, SEPT. 23, '05 had been warned it the but the day "before, by Charles Met- to Mount Clemens, or Hunter Hot southwest. No other part of the Uni-te- r Have You Noticed the Domestic Finish calf, who was attacked by the ani- Springs, Mont., for restoration to '.is States Is more favorably situated normal condition. If Johnstone will for the upbuilding of WOODM KN OUCH I0STKA 1.0O mal, and had a hard time escaping' iron and steel We give on our laundry work? Try it and see how durable It Is. ADMISSION He his expert-- , send his address to Alderman Misner mills than New Mexico with its one long with his life. related his leg Notice how it keeps it finish. We turn out linen, white as enow ence to Evans and told him to be second will be forwarded to million and a half acres of coal lands and free from all specks or wrinkles. him once, no questions - careful liow he ventured away from, at and aked. having eight billion tons of coal in rnu A TT TT tho hr u u Thu warning was evl ' and the incident be wound up. St. sight; with its mountains of the xuo nappy Paul Dispatch. finest xiousewne dently unheeded, with th above re kind of lime and with its im- IMPERIAL UUNDRY CO. Who takes pride in her bread and mense deposits of Iron ore at Pierro. "Red Wagons' suit. cake making knows pleasure and Evans was a native of .i ;onui, iu PRESIDENT'S FAVORITE VERSE. Grant county, which produces l.",o,ooo the Greenup county, Ky., and was about tons annually; In eastern Socorro and satisfaction to be had by the use of 70 years old. enlisted with a Ken- Workmen are engaged in cleaning western Lincoln counties, in the Chu-pader- Empress mills flour. She lie up knows her regiment early during the Civil the little White House, administer- in the Gallinas, in the Jicarilla will tucky ing breaa be the whitest, sweetest, war, served with honor and dis- new coats of paint on the interior mountains, on ttie Hio Pecos, in south- CARRIAGE TRIMMING AND RE- and up most nutritious and healthful, and her tinction during that bloody struggle. and snubbing the outer walls. The ern Santa IV county. In the Cochlllo PAIRING Hp was elected second lieutenant by cabinet room and the private oficfe of range in Sierra county, in the Pig cakes, pies aDd pastry dainty, delicate the president are being brightened up Hutcbet mountains, in C'anoiicito and light. his company out of a bunch of six the Harness, Spring Wagone Built to candidates, ho receiving more votes also, A great accumulation of books, district. Socorro county, and in other re- Order. tli a n the other five combined. He photos and trinkets have been districts. The Iron ore deposits of moved Pennsylvania f ame out of the war a first lieutenant from the president's oflice, and eastern and New Jersey M. BERGER when he returns to business in the have prae;;o;,My played out; HORSESHOEING and shortly afterward struck for the those of Hi West Copper Avenue. G county in the fall only one plcure will remain. This Michigan are n,,t inexhaustible, and west, coming to lint CARRIAGE PAINTING early T'i's. and having here is va little gilt frame, enclosing a fac- larco quant it Irs of iron ore at the "EMPRESS." ever since, lie was unmarried, and simile of the late John J. Iniralls' present day are imported from Cuba .QW j( the nearest relatives lie h.i are famous verse on "Opiwirttmity." It is and rrn Spain. It cannot lie many some cousins rei ling in Kentucky. the p: eshioiit 's favorite poem, HI I is oar.s in the future when the iron ore Cor. First Street and Tijeras Road ALBUQUERQUE CARRIAGE CO. Mr. Evans was a man of a most lov- as follows: deposits of New Mexico wib yield able disposition an tho.e who knew Ma.-t- i r of human destinies am I. their trea-uie- and being situated so1 GROSS, KELLY & CO., INC. him say lie (oulil not have had line, love ani fortune on mv loot- - mar to coil mines and lime deposits best - .V'w Snick Just In. l.'veivliodv tea-o- steps : licit- product an enemy in the world by of wait will be utilized right at Welcome to look tliroufUi our large ("it i, s an, I I wall; : i home by i n il ii s ' ri his good nature and sunny disposition. fields pone rate os which will give door repository. He was known and loveil by the n Deserts and bea.s remote, and, pa. sing employment to thousands of men. i'p and down the river, who by grew to re.ai'd with aft'Cion Hovel and mart and palace, soon nr. Like Finding Money. Wholesale Grocers optimism and familiar figure late. j Finding health is like finding money of Oil Man I'v.iiis." ami the news I kno 1; unbidden once at ev rv gate. sf, think those n lio are sick. Whin of his death will bring a pang to the If siiei.iiiL', wake; if feasting, rise be- you a conli, co'd, sore or fore h:ie throat Wool, Hide and Pelt bear's ot man) who have known bun rhe-- f irritation, belli r act j n p y Dealers I ir in life. turn awav. It Is the hour of fate. l:ke W .('. Itarber, of Sandy I.evol, Va. Ami they who follow mo reach every, lie savs: "I had a terrible chest trou FRUIT CROP OF state ble, caused by smoke and coal dust on Mortals desire and cot, qui r eve;y foe SANTA FE COUNTY. ' my 1'ii.L's; but. after fin in tz no relief! but ALBUQUERQUE AND LAS VEGAS Save death: those who besitate, in remedies, I was bv i'ieasure if. yonif when miu have one o'her cured Ir. ?rmr ('omletnn.-- to faiuie, penury and woe,. 1 of our Gnat of fruit bae ! n Kind's New Iiiseovery for Con su nip-- hinh Rrad'' , eek me in aui and us, mi CoM'.-b- s t sh.ppe-- this s. i : Irom the S in-- ti.m. mil Colds." Cra'e-.- F:i'e VKIIK'I.F.S ANI HliN'i:SS. 3 JJ plore: i f ;ir: nr'-- h or Inn tr in Fhine orcbaid. ti.pe iniies north of 1 medicine the PRICKS ;m-- i r no: and I return no more I.OWKi; 'I'll W EVER. J. HORDEI7 & CO J Espanola, and the property of lion. I..I wotM. At a drn'-'ff!t-s: '0 cand fl.Oo; GROSS, KELLY & CO., INC. , Itrooklvn Eagle. r, llraifor.l I'rinee, says the New Mei-- inniMeed. Trial bottle f e. WHOLESALE LIQUOR AND CIGAR can. During the past few days the; NOTICE. es-- ! No Unpleasant shipments ef peaches have been Tlie AMuiciui nine I'lanlns; mill Effects. nni DEALERS pecia'.iy For M.veral days ' changed haiiils on September 1. V If voii ever took Io Witt's Little, WE FILL these aniotmtel to 15 box s per day 11. Hull ani A. J. love, both well Kaily Kisers for biliousness or const - ExLlusive Afetiti for Yello.o: i A-- ( and wire sent via Denver Hio known citizens of Albuquerque, r p- - patien you know what pill pleasure is. and O. P. C. Whiskies, Meet Cliar.don White Seal 'bun ipane, St. Louis PRESCRIPTIONS RIGhT Grande express to Pueblo, where one resent the new firm. These famous little pills cleanse the H. C. Bohemian and Jo. Si blitz Milwaukee llottled Heel's, and oLer ui. NEXT TO BANK. OF COMMERCE wholesale fruit nouse disused of itvt r and rid tho system of all bile distributors of the .Ahtir.ei'j Whiskev. Writ (or our Illustrated, camlo'jc r them very rapidly and at fair prices.' Don't wait for an explosion cook without producing unpleasant effects. price list. Automatic jeiepiiou un. salesroom m aiuiin r irsi auicr At Consistent Prices 203 W. Railroad Avei Kio Grande vali, y and rianta Kc conn- - with fas the humane way. Sold by all druggists. I Mbuqiieruue New Mexico.

i - PAGE EIGHT. ALBUQUERQUE EVENING CITIZEN. MONDAY, SEPT. 18, 1905.

tie terrllory and several hundred del- - I pgates are expectd to attend the con- - LOCAL AND vent.lon The annual plrnlr of the Christopher HOSTETTER'S Colombo society was held yesterday In J at- PERSONA j Barelas grove and was largely Strangers tended. The Italian band furnished Stomach Bitters WEATHER INDICATIONS. music during the day. is used exclusively by a RA1Lr6)"DAVE. Major J. H. Van Doren, former res- hundreds of women QfiWEST tonight; cooler In An- i Fair southeast ident of this city, but now of Jxis Douglas portion; Tuesday, fair. geles, Csl., is in the city to attend the and girls. It cures ail. fair. The major has not missed a S3. 50 ARRIVAL OF TRAINS. fair for ninny years. ments peculiar to them r In All No. 1, from the east, 7:30 p. ni. Sam Levy El Paso, the city .ail BicKiv women Shoes No. 7, from the east, 10:30 p. ra. to attend to the business of the Iovy 8, west, 6:45 p. m. Bros., stock broUois here, during the No. from the should try a bottle. It 19 pa I No. 2, ftom the west, 7:55 a. m. absence of Max, tho elder brother, .TO' nipt er Wins who has charge at this place. never fails. I JLluU A TOAST. B. A. Sleyster, the Insurance man, JUDO a health In homely a trip to Here's rhym. has returned from northern Cv cv" To our oldest classmate, Father Time, New Mexico towns. He reports of that the fair. In view of the fact that . . (J May our last survivor live to be large crowds will visit the fair from It Is fair week, the couit was dis- otv' .... U' As bald and as wise and as tough as Raton, Las Vegas, Santa Fe and other posed to be a little lenient with those : but best materials In our shoes," will tte The watchwonl "NothiiiR tho he! northern points. charged with the minor transgressions always govern the running of our business. Hut this Is not all. Wo J. VV, Akers Is down from Sa.nta Fe, of the law and all were let down with pay Just as much attention to the style and finish of every pair of C. R. Hollingsworth, of Demlng, Is accompanied by his family. Mr, a $5 fine or given the option of spend- registered at Alvarado. says that several peo ' shoes as we do to their quality. Furthermore, we are hacking up this tho Akcrs hundred ing the week In Jail. Most chose the Anna TOwps is in city from ple will be down on the excursion former and forked over $5. 60O ,tot statement of your money refunded If a pair of shoes falls to give sat- Miss the the Ixirdslmrg attending tho fair. from Santa Fe tomorrow and will help Conductor Griffith was in charge of cot new styles ready your day. isfaction. Our fall and winter aie for Rev. M. Demarest, of Gallup, Is In celebrate Santa Fe the train from the south this morning, the city taking In the festivities. J. C. Calhoun, who for some time and Informs The Citizen that at least ctl past a large dairy W. C. Porterfield, a prominent conducted In this 200 passengers were booked for Albu- Silver City, is among fair elty, left last nitsht for Portland; Ore., querque. They are all here today, will of the where goes with a view locating, visitors In the city. he of remain during the week, and they will co6 He was accompanied by his family. all return home perfectly satisfied Mens' Shoe $1.50 to $4.00 O. S. Brown, of Perea, N. M.. has m - W. V. Wiiite, assistant secretary of with the vacation spent In the terri- c JO- Women' Shoe $1.35 to $4.00 arrived in the city to take In the at torial metropolis. tractions at the fair. the territory, who has been spending Women' Strap Sandal. .$1.25 to $2.75 several weeks at the Jemez hot Colonel Ralph E. Twltchell, presi- Felt Shoe and Slipper. .60c to $1.50 Arthur Raithel, cashier of the Bank springs, spent yesterday In the city dent of the Northern New Mexico of Deming, of Demlng, N. M., tg In the and left this morning for Santa Fe. fair, Is down fiom Las Vegas. Shoe for Boy and Girl $1.00 to $2.50 city to during the The - remain fair. The Winslow Mall says: Mrs. C, colonel says that a big excursion will v" Assistant United States District At L. Fllnn leaves today for Albuiiueiqne come down from the Meadow City on 111 and torney E. U Medler Is quite at his on a visit during fair week. She will Wednesday to help celebrate Las Ve- home on West Tijeras avenue. also atteml the wedding of Rev. Wil- gas day of the territorial fair, and root Mrs. Reglna Strong, of Denver, Is liam Wyllie, which takes place on for the Las Vegas Blues In the, game O0000OOOOOO0O in the city, the guest of Mrs. W. W. September 2ii. with the Albuquerque Browns. THE WOMAN BEHIND Strong, of West Railroad avenue. Mrs. George T. Gould and daughter, O. P. TJpdegraff, who will start the THE POCKETBOOK. C. F. Spader and O. S. Brown, two family of Dr. George T. Gould, of The races of the territorial fair, arrived Is the customer we appeal to. To be well known mountaineers from the Citizen, arrived from El Paso yester- last night from Topeka, Kan., where sure, she wants the best grocery sta- Jemez country, are in the city today. day, and in a few days will be domi ho has been starting races for the ples and table luxuries, but she wants ciled at the corner of Fourth street Kansas State Fair association the past Miss Dorothy Galloway arrived this ' no overcharging for that "best." We're morning from Silver City, and will bo and West Santa Fe avenue. week. He says that It rained the SIMON STERN I greater The Railroad Avenue C not a bit afraid of her, for the sim- the guest of friends during tU? week. Mrs. F. J. Easley and daughters, part of tho week at Topeka othler races In ple reason that our prices can't be Traveling Misses Etthel and Mabel, of Santa Fe, and the that were run were As Territorial Auditor Chas. heavy going. Many beaten for the same quality. a V. SafToid in city arrived from the north last night and of the harness of convenience, we will call is the from Santa races were cancelled. matter for Fe to take in a few days of the big will remain here all week. They are and deliver orders at regular stated fair. guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. O. Intervals, or In a hurry If you use the L. Rice, 812 South Edith street. 'phone. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Whltcomb are enjoying a visit with Mr. Whitcomb's Rodrlck Stover and W. Y. Walton TROTTER brother, J. A. Whltcomb and wife of returned this morning from their duck F. F. In county on ponds Nob. 118 120, Boston. hunt Socorro the and South Second St. between San Antonio and San Marcial. Superintendent John Stein, of thtj very bagging ooooooooooooo Harvey seating house system, Is In They were successful, quite large of web-foote- d the city from Las Vegas, his head- a number the quarters. fowl. PLUMBING Gus Theltn, the well known Rail- Herbert Barrett, of San Francisco, yester- Is a in road avenue barber, returned Finish oft Fall spending few days the city, day an extended visit to bis old and Is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. from W. home In Sweden. Mr. Thelln has been House Cleaning McDonald. away several months and during that STEAM AND HOT WATER HEATING Colonel W. M. Berger, the lawyer-edito- r time has visited most of the principal with a coat of Heath & Milllgan's of Helen, Is In the city to at- cities of Europe. paint over your wood work where tend the fair, and of course to talk com- a politics. At ihe Wells Fargo Express needed. You will find It most sat- little pany's otlice this morning there were isfactory. Inasmuch as It will make Mr. and Mrs. Pedro M. Ijobato are fowls, all the way from a common, or- Call and Examine the Beautiful Goods clean things look cleaner, and, enjoying a visit from Mrs. Antonio dinary barnyard hen to an ostrlcu. what Is more, make them stay so. Rael, of Santa Fe. The visitor Is the There were ducks, geese and parrots, Displayed in Our Sample Rooms We also have a largo stock of lum- mother of Mrs. Lobato. and the aspect was better than a scene ber, sash and doors, glass, cement, William Mcintosh and Allen from the "Hills of California." and Rex Flint Kote Roofing. two of Torrance county's John W. Sullivan, superintendent of largest sheep owners, are among the the coal mines at Hagan, arrived in prominent visitors to the fair. Albuquerque last night and will re- WHOLESALE AND RETAIL HARDWARE aluqUerque ra! Rev. Thomas Harwood was In Las main here dining the week. Mr. Sul-lica- n lumber Vegas yesterday. He occupied the superintended the mining of First Street and Marquette pulpit of the Methodist church at the the huge chunk of coal that forms Sunday morning services there. one of the chief attractions at Trac- tion park. Harry Coddington, sheriff of y Farm Implements, Pumps, Pipe and Fittings, Hose, county, and J. A. Gordon, came Hon. J. W. Hanlgan, one of the dis- Belting, Packing, Engines, Boilers, Steam Pumps, in from Gallup this mornvng and will tinguished colonels of southern New Mexico, In Demlng this; Write for Prices itfcgj -- mingle with the cowboys durUig the came from Harness, Saddles, Leather, Ranch Supplies. h box week. morning and will remain a tew days, Hanlgan M. K. Durkln, of Colonel represented his sea the Albuquerque New Mexico In Gas, Electric Light & Power com- tlon of the lower house pany, In of the last territorial legislature, aqd LARGEST STOCK IN THE SOUTHWEST came from, Denver last Satur- he a good legislator. JUL v day, and will probably remain during made mmi the fair. John R. Abell, one of the car In- Ernest Zwelger, Charles Vorhes and spectors In the local yards, left Satur- 1 I F. H. Mudge, were In the city yester- day night for Denver, where he goes xA WHITNEY COMPANY t,, to place In school his two youngest day from Belen. The report that the South FintStrrt J 401-4- 03 North Fint Street whole of Belen will be In the city dur- boys, Roy and Ore. From there Mr. ing the week. Abell will go to Kentucky, his birth- place, Chief Clerk Alan R. MeCord. of the and visit his old home. He will surveyor general's office, return to Albuquerque In two montns. Santa Fe, , and wife arrived In the city this morn- John W. Corbett and E. A. Speck-man- ing to spend the week In the metro- vice presidents of the territorial politan festivities. fair association from Torrance coun- You can get at E. Maharam's, West ty, Is Hugh Murray, a well known citizen are in the city. Mr. Corbett Railroad Ave., corner of Fourteenth, a accompanied by Mrs. Corbett. The stylish, up to date ladles' or misses' oooooooooo ooooecooooo of the Jemez hot springs, is here to county being twi Torrance exhibit is bat for $2, worth $1. $5, $6 $7; take In the fair. Mr. Murray Is brought wagons and uncle of W. H. Greer, president of the over from Estancia by also a ladies' suit of silk mohair or A Fox No. 3 brand new $100 unre territorial fair. and will probably reach this city some broadcloth, for $10.50, worth $20, $25 Don't Get Cold Feet, Keep Warm time this afternoon. and $30. Come and convince your United States District Attorney W. Judge deemed typewriter for sale cheap by Misses Ethel and Mabel of Santa Fe. Ten victims faced his honor, self. tend the term of the United States Crawford, In police court this morning. We have just received the largest supply of Bedding ever received in court, which opened at the court This Is the record for the first day Owing to tho Montezuma ball on ROSENFIELD, Albuquerque. Pillows, Blankets, Comforts, Sheets and slips. A large stock house this morning. Friday night, September 22, the La- the Pawnbroker of "Acorn" Heating Stoves and lan&es. - dles of the Maccabees will give their "THE MAN YOU CAN TRUST" E. O. Murphy, a leading druggist of on Thursday night, September Las Vegas, terri- dance IV. and a member of the C 21. The Largest Pawn-Brokin- g Establishment in O. STRONG'S SONS installments torial board of pharmacy, arrived In MERCHANTS the Southwest. tho city last night to attend a meet- The onlv Short Order Lunch A IVES, THE FLORIST. ing of the hoard today. Room in the City. Fine Coffee F Fresh Cut Flowers. 118 RAILROAD AVENUE NEXT TO ST. ELMO John Kennedy, a prominent mer aspect. 1 open 2 6 S. Second St. I Wj are now for business, with chant of Gallup, Is In the city taking E, Bargains In saddles and harness at a ",ew and secondhand line of furni- in the sights. Mr. Kennedy says that .. .. Keleher's, 406 West Railroad avenue. wCC00000000 0000COeO00 Furniture ture, at 114 South Fourth street, In Gallup will contilbute several hun- the Gleckler building. dred visitors to the fair. Next Saturday Sunday, Septem- Bargains.. IRVAN & HAYGOOD. and ber 23 and 24, the members of the h League of the Methodist Epis copal church of New Mexico will bold their annual convention In this city. E. J. POST & CO. The league is very strong throughout I T A Iv I)VA I ' V WIIOI,KSArj: AND mOTAII, IIARDWARK Do you wear Blippers? Wo have an M Opera Slip- boughtDIA excellent line of men's When ONDS rilit are a good Investment. Our prices are right. We Invite pers in black or tan, kid lined, at 11.50. you to call and LOME examine the beautiful diamond goods we are offering; also One, two and thiee-stra- Sandals mw LEADERS !N OUR WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVERWARE, ETC. vld kid or patent colt, for ladies, range Mail orders receive special from $1.25 to $2.75. Our fur trinmied attention. felt "Juliets," red, green or black, are Dolge make, and RAILROAD AVENUE. LEADING JEWELER tho celebrated Alfred STUDEBAKERS' EVERITT cost $1.25 and $1.50. C. May's shoe store, 214 West Railroad avenue. I? TEAD THE WORLD. More Studebaker Wagons used today than any other (3) three makes combined. Best obtainable wood stock used in constructing the "Stude- baker" and is' seasoned from three to five THE HOME OF THE DUTCHESS years before using. Write us for prices on all kinds of vehicles. We have just received the best line of medium priced working and business pants in America "CTEP IN" while shopping and look over our line of choppers and other useful THE GUARANTEE Chop! Chop! Chop! articles around the house. Bargains for all at reduced prices. Refrigerators, Ice Oream 10c for a button, $1.00 for a rip or a new pair Tiresome, Isn't it, to get down the Freezers, Water Coolers, Stoves and Ranges, chopping bowl and knife and prepare Garden Hose and Sprinklers. something for the next meal? But the tiresome method is out of date. Ask For Dutchess Trousers You can do the work with Sargent's MECHANICS' AND CARPENTERS' Gem Food Choppe r and do it TOOLS A SPECIALTY o p.so better with but little labor. The $ 1.7 $ $.75 3.00 $3.50 $4.00 Gem chops all kinds of food in coarse, medium or fine nieces, as de PROMPT OKLIVhrtY ON KVhltY PUKCHASfc sired. Useful in the preparation of substantiate and E. L. WASHBURN CO. desserts. You need it in your kitchen every day. 122 South Second 119 West Gold E. J. TOST S3L CO., 215 W. Railroad Ave. Street Avenue llbuquerque. ALBUQUERQUE, - NEW MEXICO