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j vrNcc t - jij59j2l. VOLUME 16 ALUUQUE11QUE, NEW MEXICO, SATUKDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 28, 11)02 NUMIiER 184 ttftttfttitttttttttfttKif ftft.tt?.tt LIKE HUE IDCATl S Y..V?SY,i..C A Dewey Tells How Agui-nald- o HfV-rf- ir , Rathbone Asks Con- Lived. r gress to Investigate. f( Strike to Help the Te'ephone f Mr. Moon is on the War Girls. f Path. K '., f 5 Ahncst a Severe Panic in a Factory King Edward Sat Up for a Short Fire, Time. fI BICYCLE RECORDS BROKEN. f mm.. DELEGATES WILL SPEAK. Washington, June ES. The third 2S. .' Washington, June In the senate day's testimony given by Admiral Mr.-- Teller presented a petition from Dewey before the senate committee on t Kstes ti. Rathbone praying for a full the Philippines began with a refer investigation into his perlormance of ence to the statement made by the ad- duties as director of posts in Cuba, miral at the first day's proceedings lie maintained he was unjustly tried concerning proffer made by the the . and entitled to an impartial investiga- Spanish governor general to surrender tion by congress. Mr. Teller Bald to him. Senator Carmack called at- there was n fair presumption of his tention to the fact the press made it Innocence. The petition was referred appear he said during the next twenty-fou- r i to the committee on relations with hours alter the destruction of the Cuba. A resolution was offered by Mr. Spanish fleet on .May 1 there had been Morgan providing for an investigation several proffers of surrender on the cf by the committee on interoceanlc ca- part of the governor. The admiral re- I nals to ascertain whether any claims plied he had said between Ma 1 and NORTHERN ARIZONA NORMAL SCHOOL, TLAGSTAFF, ARIZONA. e exist in favor of citizens of the United August 13, the governor general seiit J States .against the old or new Panama word to him more than once that he Canal company, and authorizing the would be pleased to surrender to the committee to ascertain whether un- navy. At time, the admiral ad- that ' lawful or corrupt methods have been mitted. Aguinaldo had begun opera- the entire stock was damaged. Three APODACA'S DEATH. MEANS STATEHOOD. immediately announced that ho was used to obtain any part of the sum tions around Manila and was working hundred girl employes became panic satisfied to put the consideration of that may he applied to the purchase of toward the city. Mr. Carmack asked stricken, but were gotten out safely. the bill off till the next session, and property of the new Panama Canal the witness if all the trouble in the everybody was happy, Ueveridge be- company, or to Costa Rico or Nicara- Philippines had been due to Aguinaldo. Records Were Broken. He Must Have Died in Quay Got He cause feelings were by City. 28 At While Epi Senator Whit Was his thus spared, gua the United States, was taken "I won t say that." the admiral r Salt Lake Utah. June ami the statehood champions because up. Mr. Spooner, of Wisconsin, vigor- plied, "but I will repeat that if we had Salt Palace Saucer track last night leptic Fits. in they mile unpaced bicycle Fihtirg for Senate. are confident that they can hold ously opposed its adoption, declaring had 50.00H troops at Manila May 1, the the half record the votes till the next session to pass it entirely mischievous and obstructive city would have been taken possession of : 55 held by Major Taylor, was hill. 3-- the to the action of congress. Mr. Morgan of and we would have had at least for t educed by W. K. Saniuelson to : 52 It Is add only say M. Chapman FUNERAL HERE TOMORROW. PRAISED BY DELEGATE FLYNN. needless to that the interrupted Mr. Sooner to he the time, no trouble with the natives. J. lowered the half mile hap- lobny competition of :58. held by M. untoward circumstance that could wanted to know whether the was They were our friends then." record pen would be to have the territories to receive any part of the J40,000,000. In reply to other questions by Mr. L. Hurley, to :57 3-- go In The U;dy of S. J. Apodaea, who A special telegram democratic, which event even Mr. llanna resented the insinuation Carmack concerning Aguinaldo. the died to the Kansas Quay would probably lose confidence the lobby was here. The Morgan reso- Spiritualists to Camp. in Silver City on Thursday, was City admiral said: 2S. Arrange- Journal, from Washington, under in his Judgment, and would not have lution went to the calendar without toq much of Holland, Mich., June brought "I think you are making ments have been completed for the here this morning. The fun- date of June 25, has the following in- a leg to stand on when it came to ral- action. was a mere figurehead, be Id Aguinaldo. He state camp meeting of spiritualists. to eral will lu at M o'clock tomor- terest In c article on Senator Quay and lying the republicans. surrounded by stronger mpn than him- row morning In Church of Delegate open tomorrow at Jennison park and the San his fight for statehood: "Senator Quy," said ON THE WAR PATH. J-- self. Mabinl was one of these. Oen-era- l August Felipe .'e Neji in Old Aluuquerque. Today' prac- Flynn. "is a marvel. AH the credit ' whom he killed, was continue to i.. The officers in 'will action in the senate Luna, had charge are: H. W. Melenbacker, pres- The cortege start from the house tically cinches statehood for Oklahoma for this victory is due to his manage- Mr. Moon Demands Territorial Gov- another." E, Walker, v.pe and at 9 o'clock. and ment, anil it Is a victory. It simply In replying to another question the ident; J. president the other territories, unless the ernment for Indian Territory. manager, sec-i- t Yesterday, The Citizen published a proves that his hand has not lost its general report and A. H. Melenbacker, voters of these prospective states are Washington, 28. In house) admiral said it was the tary and treasurer. few facts regarding the sudden death foolish enough to turn their hacks on cunning and that he is still as able to June the throughout the east that in 1S!'7. Agu- of S. J. Apodaea at Silver City. The w in battles as he ever was. I can say Mr. llabcock, of Vlsconsiu. asked for Span- the republican party in the November inaldo betrayed his people to the Presidential Nominations. following particulars are clipped from elections for congress. that the president is with us In this unanimous consent for consideration iards for money. Nor did he remem- Washington. June 2S. The president the Enterprise: Through fight, and that lie will sign the bill as of a resolution to empower the com- report to been denied by tue consummate leadership of of Columbia ber this have bent the following nominations to the Alone and unattended. Satutnino of Senator Quay In behalf of the state- soon as it passes, notwithstanding the missioners the District any Apodaea, young d to matte special regulations for the O. American officers. senate: a Mexican newspaper hood bill since he assumed the cham- attitude of some of the ad- say Aguinaldo took 1 A. R. i.e next "Why do you the Postmasters Texas: William N. man of Albuquerque, died suddenly of pionship of the measure, an agreement ministration leaders. see no reason encampment this city property gathered by fim-ine- r September. lions share of Harvey, Uelton; Hol.ert T. Hartley. hcait failure in his room at the was the- - why we should not pass the bill the reached today that hill will be Mr. Moon, of Tennessee, said the the insurgents?" I.adonia; Anna L. Poole. Carthage; house, some time Wednesday reported from the committee on terri- next session, and be a state by the "Because he was living at Malolos Kdward W. Armstrong, llartlett. Col- night. At least this was the verdict day time the next presidential election committee on territories made a unani- He nothing when tories on the third of next session, mous report on bill to give Indian like a prince. had orado: P. P. Dubbendoi ff. Alamosa. rendered by the coroner's jury which beginning in December, nnel shall be rolls around." the he landed at Manila and could have Ari'.ona: J. K. Corbett. Tucson. was summoned upon the discovery of Territory n territorial form of govern- no taken up as the unfinished business on name Territory procured means fpr this ostentation the body yesterday morning and from the of December, or next day ment under the of the way. He began immediately loth the BIG STOCK RANGES. of Jefferson. He said by order of other the testimony produced, the verdict is the re se s- that every dollar WILL BE DEPORTED. alter that the is in he was directed to se- after his arrival to take correct. sion. On the lloor of senate are the committee may ungrateful in me 'J the on bill. in sight. It be About o'clock yesterddy morning, enough votes to pass the bill, whether cure action the to state the fact that he Bent cattle to the porter at the Tnnmer. passing Colfax County Leads Territory in "The rights of 400.000 people were the report of the committee is favora- he, me herds of them for the ships. The Wah Tu, With His Many Aliases, Now along tiie hallway, noticed the door of ble or not. involved," sahl "but the committee - on and speaker t stock was taken from the Philippine Apodaca'u room partly open.. Looking agreement Se Large Individual Holdings- rules the declined Thi3 is what nator fix a day or a motion to lix a da people." in Government Hands. in to see if the room was vacated, he Quay has been contending lor right hear Mr. Patterson asked: "Do you refer was horrified to see the body of the along. for consideration of the bill. 1 g! The chairman of the commit- notice now at the next .session to Aguinaldo taking property for the young man lying directly behind the tee, Mr. Ueveridge, was obdurate. FIFTEEN LARGE RANCHES. that support of army as loot and pil- door, at full length on floor. Life shall object to every request for unani the HEARING i HIS AFTERNOON. the Then Mr. Quay gave notice that he lage?" nut; quite and head 1110. is consent until there haa been a extinct the rested would move to discharge the commit- ' Admiral Dewey replied: "That is in a pool poured hearing upon this bill. of froth which from tee and bring the measure before the The live stock of Colfax one part of it." the nose and mouth. Dr. West lake, Interests The resolution was then passed. object Kafct night, W. I!. Chllders. I'uited senate on the strength of its endorse- county. New Mexico, are in a morn house resumed debate on a por- Mr. Carmack "You did not the county physician, was liummonecl by the- - c on The States attorney for New Mexico, re- ment national wntions. at that time." nnd alter a ceiful examination, deciel-ce- l There upon Mr. lieve ridge began to flourishing condition today than in tion of the Ilutler contested election Admiral Dewey "No. but he soon ceived a telegram from the attorney the young man case ami the house aelopted resolu- that uutortitnate complain more; this meant u direct many years, and all people engaged Ul . pot i,e genejal at Washington, authorizing su- the seat occupied ond me." died from heart failure, probably slap at. his conintitt'c ami, as he is a tions Mr. you him to approve the complaint against by the raising of cattle and sheep are Uutlcr. of Missouri, vacant on the! Carmack "It is a fact that perinduced an epileptie fit. George young exe-- e dingly sen- the Chinese leper, Wah Tu, and place veiy man ami piospering In i degree that should ground had been no valid took a man to Manila to be a leader Sanders, one of the guests of t!u he! begat: to make a personal that there re- a warrant in the hands of the I'nited sitive, cause their to feet satisfied with their elee people who had hut house, who occupied a room next to c tioll. of the native etivass among the democrats and re- bets, says Range. cently betrayed these people for a States marshal. that of Apodaea. Fays he heard some- the Raton These facts being attended to, this publicans alike, pleading with tncni 'ill is is an ideal stock country, the bribe?" one stumbling round the room about 3 not to bowl over his committee. SAT UP TODAY. Admiral Dewey "I think that would afternoon United States Commissioner o'clock Thnrselay morning, but abundant and nutritious grass, abund- think llanna, Ablrle h, Spooner ant give have made no difference as the coun- Whiting, Deptity United States Mar ins the occupant was In an Irrational Senators water ant. favorable climate The King is Making Rapid Progress to of tin- - try was a reign of shal Leatherman anil the Chinese in- condition, paid no to dis- and others aidest generals on th's northern New Mexico county under terror." attention the side1 up Recovery. you a man who could terpreter visited the famous furniture nnd soon fell aslee p. tile of the opposition, took the as a grazing country superior "Then wanted turbance Mr. pt t London. F.ng.. June 2S At 10:45 car, was wcll-dresse- li.;ht. Quay forthwith on his to any either portion of the teriitory, organize where the leper interrogated. Apodaea. who is a bright, olfl-- e the natives." armor. He called upon his in o'clock this morning the following 1 any one. Agu- He acknowledged to having no certi- loeiking trietuls and as a result the live stock Interests "No, did not want intelligent Mexican, by ial biille-ti- was issued from Bucking- people were forced upon ficate, admitting that e was unlawful- 25 years age. the th imbcr to Ktand Mm. anil he re have become' very extensive, and" inaldo and his about of arrivcii in Silver l - on of King ly commis- vlii'ti they counted noses the1 are- rapidly growing in magnitude. ham Palate the condition me by Consul Pratt and others." in the United States. The City Wednesday morning and called : that Quay bad out maneuvered Close- - to 7ii,00i head of cattle and L'oej.. Kdward In answer to presring questions the sioner thereupon ordered him deport- at the newspaper offices, saying he im- 1 1. pass bill noo be "The king hael a good night. His admiral said he and General Anderson ed. was the outside' representative of La in. and wo'.ild the uni' bS ad of sheep are feeding upeiti the they it to death. As w proved condition is maintained. We very well, he United Stat.-- Maii-ha-l well-know- fouhl ta'k the lange in this county. did not agree but added Foraker wul Handera Americano, a many are happy we can state we consider he was there to tell what he knew and furnish a tent, and alter it is put in Spanish weekly published in Albuquer- m is drawing to an end. The- following is a list of the leading, pass pet me cuttle-mc- his majesty now out of immediate was not responsible for what others position and placed outside of the city que. was a appearing si natois are unximis to as big and companies of Colfax He pleasant - by danger ami his gene ral concilium satis- . that would grow slab- ilelay. county, together with size of limits, the leper will be from fe Knglish flu-- lines the Jin - said. removed How. talUc'el Spanish ami Pennsylvania!! ' factory. The- operation wound, how- "1 like your questions," he said the ear. doing a good They appealed to tln ranches" given In acres: don't i.tly and cvid ntly was el.ey ever, 11 Is constant - h t pass their bills. All I'lTi.Uon still attention and Patterson, "and I don't It is quite likely the car will be de- feu- paper. We d- 'to them Adams Cattle' company, to Senator business his Ili spent in his se at iniie-- concern is uttaehetl te his majes- 1 by steieiay Mr. Quay sat acres. think ought to be required to answei stroyed fire, and the cost assessed nesday circulating among the business , government. with an expre ssion sin h as a beiievo-- ('has. Springer, Ho.nOO acres. ty's condition in connection with the' them." against the men of the city, returning about 1" 01 condi-eovei- y dog might we ar, wate bing - wound. I'nder most lav able w presid- We-- nis-'h- lent bull Reel River Cattle- company. Iio.duu Senator Boveridee. ho was o'edoe k t. Whether he hi.--, i.Aldrieh and Spootier filibuster cm bills acres. tions majesty's r must of ing, said the admiral need not make Will Wed at Las Cruces. was a :etini ot epileptic lils is not be p. Ueveridge Mr. that they had no intention of pass-- j Cupt. Win. Fre nch. 125,000 acres. necessity protracted. The iu. replies, lioth Mr. and Mrs. Heutiiz Otero de Armijo, of I. as known, bet the supposition is fhat he - :ng ju.--t to bill time. One- iinani-- ! lir,,oiiii bulletin will be discontinued." Dietrich risked questioi.s to bring out Cruces announces the marriage of her was. and that while in the- - thrye-- of W. C. Panics, acres. t ii :i .us onsent was aski'd afte r another, II M. Su.nuo the tact the admit al. upon further ac- daughter, Dolores, to William K. the convulsions, his faile'd, e aus Porter. acres. Sitting Up Now. 'until eniiitlv arose- and said that Oo.ooii quaintance with the Filipinos, felt they The wedding will place in': de ath. Ouav Windham. acres. l.eiiilon. June L's. 4 :."' p. m. The take not inte-rf.'re- then in tliedr were not capable of at I. as next Monday. The re mains will be shipped to Albu-qt- would McCormiek, 45,000 acres. king was removed to the' touch this Cruets lb- - game, this moin-- The admiral was then excused. The contracting parties belong to rque this evening. but that alter 1'. Ross, t;5.0iio acres, afternoon, earlier than was expected in- - w ould In pre pai e'd to do bus uno families which high in New Mex- Mamliy, 10. ai res. and placed in a sitting posture. He stand with state-hoo- bill, and no THE GIRLS. ico, being ot oldest, and Sunday School Workers. iness the It. C. an Heniten. ii.Oiiu acres. was leedillg decidedly be tter. FOR the wealthiest .. eiisuie- - would be passe d by unani- inline De nver. Colo., June 2H. A piolonged llu.h Knglaud. 42.ouo acres. 2V following g must ntial of the territory. mous consent until his motion had London, .lime The Telephone Girls The Ascarates of I. as Cruces are of the priipore'd change's in Stanley Chase, 4'i.OuO acres. bulletin was posted at (i p. in.: Union Men Help the i :i dispose of. tiie i at t lesson system engag- d 1'ii d Uruegge'inan, 20,noo acres. very at Des Moines. largely interested in the cattle busi- rnational "The king passed a comfortable ness and own extensive ranch lands in ed the attention of the International The n the opposition suddenly began Most of the above own their. land, day and his progress continues to be Des Moines. Iowa, June 2S. Today Mexico. The Arniijog have Ioiik been Sunday School convention today. The 10 realize tiiat something was doing. ye t a few are leasing from the Maxwell quite sat istactory." nil electrical workers and linemen in prominent in New Mexico pontics and re port of the lesson coinm.tte'e recom- 11 .Mr Quay was di'ti'iinineel to press Land Grant company, and in a'Mitioii exchanges quit eonsidi-ratio- ed' motion, the local telephone i'Oiii latnili's have limh standing so- mended that be ginners and advanced his there to the' list given there are large num- Delegates Will Argue. work out of sympathy with the lli cially. b'ssons be added and the matter was would be pre'i ions little time te de any- ber of ranches containing from G.uuu Washington, June The senate striking central girls. Further sympa- r a referred to the resolutions committee. thing else before adjournment. It to lii.oiio acres. committee on territories will hear the Afti bridal trip to Caifoi nia the press- thetic strikes are expected. happy couple wil! be at home in I. as The convention elected W. N. Hart-s- h there fore bee ame evident that Among the she'ep growers Troy P,ros. delegate's from the territeiries named Cruces August 15. une, if Huston, chairman of the ex- ure bad to be exercise'd to conciliate control about 40.000 acies; Ploi'isheim in the omnibus statehood bill present FIRE, WATER AND PANIC. ecutive committee. him. and Abbott control about 75.000 acres; arguments on the subject of ailmis-sion- . Mrs. J. K. Nichols, of San Marcial. As a result, the opposition suddenly Felix Monteiya controls 10,000 acres, Ueveridge Hundred Girl Employes Weie arrived in the city on Thursday and Robert Hindman, who has been here went to pieces anel Mr. and other men engaged In the sheep Three , A. w ill spend the summer w here her the past few days visiting old friends, arose' in his at this morning and said busini'ss own and control large tracts. Yesterday. John Carter purchas- Taken Out Safely. son Clifford may receive osteopathic expects to return to Gold Roads, Mo- that he would agree to let the com- ed the resilience of H. Jay Stone. No. Philadelphia, Pa.. June 2S. Fire in treatment under Dr. Conner. have county, Arizona, tomorrow night mittee report the bill at the next ses- M. F. Nagle and F. O. Morningtsar, 313 South Arno street, the sale being the big upholstery mill of Stead & Mr. Hindman has developed into a sion tinder the conditions named, pro-videe- l of Shamokin, Pa., arrived In the city made through A. Fleischer, the real Miller resulted in a Jlou.oijii damage Regular meeting of Albuquerque thorough practical mine operator, and the statehood men wouid ac- this morning and drove out to the San-di- a estate agent. Mr. Carter is a member by water. The automatic tire extin- lodge No. 461, P.. P. O. F... tonight at 8 says that some of the best and finest cept that in lieu of immediate con- mountains, where they are inter-este- l of the life insurance firm of Neal & guisher apparatus was turned on and o'c lock. IJy order of exalted ruler. J mines In the world are located in Mo- sideration. with Theis. A. Lister in some Carter, and he tays he will remodel before it could be stopped, practically Fl Sheridan, secretary have county. That was all that Quay wanted. He good coppe r mines. and otherw ise improve his purchase. THE ALIUIQUKKQUK DAILY CITIZEN, SA IT IIDAV, JUNE 28, 1002

COMMENTS OF STATEHOOD. OUR SODA What the Leading Papers Say About the Omnibus Bill. Ml r Globe-Democra- flthnir FOUNTAIN St. Louis IS KEPT TURNED ON THESE DAYS. WE SERVE THE In yoking all the territories together OUW W OUBgJUOO nil WUlMd in one bill Oklahoma's admission ban MOST DELICIOUS ICE CREAM SODAS AND POPULAR been delayed a few months. If Okla- FOUNTAIN DRINKS. COME WITH THE CROWD. homa's appeal had come before con- gress separately. It would undoubtedly 2 Don't miss it! Let the household duties wait B. H. BR1GGS & CO., Prescription Druggists have been granted immediately, but In linking her fortunes with the other get ready early Monday morning, PROPRIETORS OF ALVARADO PHARMACY. two territories she has been kept out a and and little longer than was expected. Nev- HII II I lit M I "InU'ifl ,L i"T .j""1 ertheless Oklahoma and the other two hurry to the Lion Store's Great Sale! will be admitted next winter. The ocean. Dailtj ward almost to the great East pressure of Important legislation d ( JIbiKjucrque either) of that line most of the country is adequate consideration of the Talk about Sailing goods cheap! Read the following judge for youself. classed as humid. It has twenty or omnibus bill summer, average this but there HUGHES & KcCREIQHT, Publishers more Inches of annual rainfall wil be less urgent work on hand wheu West of that line most of the region the short session begins next Decembr has a rainfall of less than twenty inch-ese- . and then the territories will all be let A Ttaoa. Hughes Editor That Is the region which is cov- In. package of fire crackers with W. T. McCrelgtat, Mg and City BJ. ered by the Irrigation bill which has Fpn 1 1 K)K just been enacted. Quay's Fight for Statehood. every pair of boys' or girls' shoes free! i Publishe Dally and Weekly. Kansas City Star. i WORK FOR STATEHOOD. The people of the west in general, The Denver Republican has made a and of Arizona, Xew Mexico and Okla- good fight for statehood for the terri- homa in particular, cannot but feel K "I K tories, and says of the present status graceful to Senator Quay, of Pennsyl- IT PAYS Associated Press afternoon dispatches of the admission bill: vania, for the determined stand he has TO TRADE AT THE Largest City and County Circulation "The Indications are favorable for taken In favor of the statehood ..... A The Largest New Mexico Circulation Its passage next winter, for it seems affecting the three nawed territories. Largest Northern Arizona Circulation that there are thirteen republican sen- Mr. Quay has exposed the insitoerity, ators who are prepared to take the biil Cosmopolitan Mail Copies of paper may be the veritable hypocrisy of his party by H this found up Immediately. This indicates consid- rec a'ling dec- Paper on file at Washington In office or at this time the platform Orders the erable strength for the measure, and it larations in favor of statehood for Mm rips Sig- Patterns 10c our "pedal correspondent, E. G. is probable that many more republican by Promptly ners, 918 F N. W., Washington, these territories and contrasting street. votes can be secured by t.ie time the with these professions the attitude of. None Higher iW0mtU Tilled V. C. up for action. .'.' 2?nnr-,:r'M- :, bill conies a large number of senators at this juts w h. are so many considerations v!ei "est tv., rr: New Mexico demands Statehood "There Cme. '1 demanding the admission of the pro- Senator Quay's skill as a fighter, his Fifty-Sevtn- t 1 B.5tern,proprietcr fror. the Congress. pose. states that there should be no absolute familiarity with the weak Leon difficulty :n securing the passage of spots in the opposition, and the evid- Terms of Subccriction: an enabling uct embracing them all. ence that he is determined to make ll)y, by mail, onr year P eJO The opposition of certain republican his contest on the floor of the senate, For lace Applique, worth 50c. for French Ginghams worth Pally, y pix mentli- - 3 OC T' 12c innO, scnatois to Senator Quay's resolution are all encouraging. The Pennsy Hait- JQ sG Pnlly, by nmil. three imiruas 1 50 tiilo of real Applique-- : the most stylish 7.V) of Ze 6t) does not necessarily Indicate that they is yards German yards finest French phyr Ginyrhams, in tin mull, one ... ian exceedingly resourceful. He is , s Plly, iy month iloig-ns- Laces Dally, br cnrrt.r. one month 76 will oppose admission when the mat- a politician. His tri- in HiUter t.'olor, Cream and lllaek newest coioi ing-- and designs the kind you read masterful recent - - -- Wwklv, by mail. ar 2 ') ter tomes to a final vote. They may umph over his enemies in Pennsylva- worth up to .Vie the banner bargain of the season- about warranted fast colors. If vou don't come THE DAILY CITI.ICXt will be e1ol!vere1 unwilling You are limited to ten yards, at the record-breakin- g you are jn have simply been to force nia was one of the mo:,t missintr the best Ginyham Bargain that ever tn th' nt the low rnto of cents prr mat- remarkable of l."e. saw elav k. d;or tents per niontli, when actiou at this t'nic by taking the personal vic tories w itnessed in the po- price yard the litrhtof lieisitivelv tho tmi.ttenut l..t ..f f.r wash -- fltlel T! Pe rutes are less th-i- ter out of the hands of the committee litical arena in a long time. With stuffs you ever laid your eyes on none re-- thono of any olhe-- r daily paper In' the bill had been referred. Frfncn Organdies worth 23c. Monday at the territory. to which the Quay as the friend of statehood, there 72C fr ridiculous price per yd "ic. "Hetween now and the winter ses- is still a chance that the omnibus ..ill oo yard's of M in linest imported French f of should onlv--beauti- or Dimities and 10c. This city badly needs a big sion the friends statehood passed by the house will be appruvcei in Idaek line and sheer dress mate Batistes worth smelter. push a campaign of education would be at in- - Monday, per yard, Ue. 5C by the senate. rial cheap .'i.ooil yards of fanc-- lig-ure- among the eastern members of the Lawns aud Dimities life is insurf-- handsome designs -tig- -tires and stripes all colors -t- Kins Edward's for They will find no lack of argu- - senate. Quay and the Three Territories. For Wash Silks worth 75c. real 10c- goods -- Sale J.'i.Cdll.fllHI. in of admission, and this 3BO he ju ice Monday per yard ments favor Chicago Record-Herald- . should be true especially in respect to 'J7.1 vards of rcirular '' Wasli Silks the irenuiueKai- - Mex- It is said that one of Senator Quay's Kais hat wash so well--i- n Cream, lllne and 1'ink for Musli'1 10c. It will take about eight months to appeals to republicans, for New political wth build &. Albuquerque rail- can on lieutenants named Andrews all the late st striped etlVct- s- to clean lliem out Mon- 70 the I'ortales ico and Oklahoma be counted 1.KX yards of best of Loom1' F.leae-bee- l republi- lias emigrated from Pennsylvania to day they :o per yard ;i'.le. "Fruit the road. as practically certain for the Muslin -- you know the kind-- a real 10e value. Don't bad policy for New Mexico, that he is ambitious tot can party. It would be become New come Tuesday, ss w e won't sell anv after Monelav. (he to vote against ad- senator from Mexico and fcr ladies Wrappers worth $1.25. Prince is being praised republicans that this explains Quay's fight for the 600 Special price Monday, per yard - 7c. by newspapers and besides simple justice to 4.VI tin democratic of the mission, omnibus statehood bill whic h has been Ladie-.- " House Wrappers inade of best Dimities territory. the inhabitants of the torritorh in I'eivalcs. Lawns ami Calicoes - in light, medium they be allowed repudiated by Lie republican steering for Tailor Made Suits worth $8.50 question demands that committee and voted an indefinite and dark colors with llouneeel skirt. We will $4. 88 government." 7." ?S..V) Tailored-Oxfo- One of the national Irrigation reser- to erect state postponement by the senate committee make you a present of one if you can buy ihe mate- Ladies Kion fcruts Man rd voirs be constructed ou the on rial forCi'.ie. Some trimmed with empro'ielery others and Hrown Cheviots -- sizes XI to 40-- fancy trimmed territories. making-alon- e Jemez river. The New Mexican says that in all .The motive of i.ir. Quay is very like- with fancy braid. F.very one a$1.2." value. Monday is worth $10.00 warranted to (i'.)e-- . lit your choice T4.X.H political and human probability the ly the one ascribed to him, bill the I)., they ge) al each Monday at It is predicted that Hon. O. A. Rich- Fourth of July, 11103, will be the date shou.n be brought before the senate ardson, of Koswell, will be the demo- upon which this teritory will enter nevertheless and it should be passed. for Chilbren's Shoes wo' th $1.00 or Brilliantine worth 50c. If this hap- 29C the sisterhood of states. 790 " cratic candidate for delegate to con- Oklahoma has a population larger than 1.") pairs of Children's Shoes sizes to H 7.V) !s to be- in Satin yards of .'IS inch Black Mohair Brilliantine--warrante- d gress from New Mexico. pens, and there every reason eight of existing states, New Tdex-ie- o the Calf orV'ui Kid: lace or Hution. Heal 1.0) value. ;V)e lieve that it will, it will be a glorious a larger population than four of dust proof - silk finish is the regular i Monday's price per pair I'.tc. l"'ice of it. Special price Monday per yuid - 2!)e. indeed. This city should give Delegate Ko-de- y Fourth them and Arizona a larger population n. a rousing reception when he than two of tnem. Furthermore, Ari- from Washington. He has prov- DEPOT BURNfcD. zona, the smaller of tho three, lias a nre trackers wiin every pair of Boys' or Girls' Shoes, en a faithful public servant. larger population than most of the Page U Santa Fe Building at Laguna Was En- staies .iad when they were admitted f Twenty-tw- tirely Destroyed. a much larger population than many ffj American soldiers died of cholera In Manila in the last two Incoming passengers last night lold of them. The precedents are for t.ie weeks. Compared with cholera all oth- of the burning of the Santa Fe station admission of the entire group, and it er foes in the Philippines are trivial. at Laguna. The building caught lire is e vident also that there never was a COOCOOOOOOOOOCOCOOOOOCOOOO r"--- COMFORT ON THE LAWN from sparks from the engine of west time when so little was to bit feared 11. tiie; in warm weather is a luxury that you Quay bound freight No. 33. M. Jones, from evils of admission us. now. Senators and Elkins should be company books, Only They can obtain at little expense if you buy invited to big con- the agent, saved the the three territories remain. attend the statehood will bring your wicker lawn chairs and rockers vention which will be but lost all of his furniture as he lived tile territorial history to an JJI.S'ffislly&Gu held in this city spread end without leaving to found from our stock of summer furnishings during the territorial fair next Octo- in the building. The tire under others Wo them prices, platform and in twenty minutes c latins upon tlieir example. 8 have at all from t..e ber. u.e finest chairs, tabourettes, etc., to rea- the entire structure was in flames. Six Of course much has been said that is were di rogatory to peo- sonable priced roc kers. Our display o wagon cars of merchandise that near the character of the "We pull th" and you find saved. ple of Arizona and New Mexico, but summer furniture for porch or cottage fault.-- ' the building were every mill Mr. Cannon to the demo- Gibson and Miss Gaston, the danger on this score has been embraces thins worth having in crats. They not only find The Misses tliis line. Everything to fault; they of this city, were visiting Mrs. Jones grossly exaggerated, and tlieir rojee-- furnish the inn around and put stones under the baggage, consisting tion will be regarded as an unjusL Keen Cool house; biggest stock, lowest prices and wheels. and lost all their easiest terms. of four trunks. move in t ho game cif party politics, What jvc r his personal objects may be While it is conceded ttiat Santa Fe HOTEL ARRIVALS. Senator Quay is playing that game; I1Y PCRClIASINCf a Nicr. Khali bo the capital of the future state much bitter than the majority of his, The Futrelle FurnitureCo. of Xew Mexico, it should be provided Alvarado. GOOD JA'lu fePCNGS I'Oa A . lepublican colleagues. WEST END OF VIADUCT. that the ancient city shall build a few I.. I. McQ-indo- I .os Angeles; M. H. I a.. Ye gas : Robert COLD SPONGE HATH. "Corner Second street and Coal avenue. decent sMcwalks. William;:. D. Elliott, Republican Error cn Statehood. aivt ston. Texas; '1 nomas E. Sacheit. Dc WE HAVE SPONGES AT Young .Chicago; Call Snyder, New nver Times. Senator Andrews has proven to lie - - a York; Stockton Axson. Princeton. N. Although unable to enforce- consid- rood Triend of New Mexico. He was in of state hood bill at ALE PRICES, 5c, 10c, 15c, 25c, Washington .1.; T. ll. lltake; F. 1. Harrison, Fort cration the the end had influence enough 11- congress - Harvey, present session of the friendt to secure tho Pennsylvania delegation Worth, Texas;; S. Kansas 50c and up. l Citv; Joint Ha.on Purg and wife, of statehood have gaineel a great ad THE for bill. - the statehood Washington. D. C; Albert Roberts, vantage- by securing u concession from New York; J. H. I'llnian. Cincinnati. the peltate committee, which has. - agreed report will on When this city wishes something Ohio; Frank A. Miller and vi'e, Miss that a be made J, O'RIELLY & CO. done with Sner-if- f bill on day of next li neatness and dispatch 11. Miller, Riverside. the the third the Bank of Commerce Thomas S. llubbell is called upon session. It Is also agreed that the i.ill ;8 to perform the duty; and l.e has never Sturejec' European. will be made unfinished business on Preiti'ition Druggiils failed upon any occasion. M. W. Jones. Omaha; Hugo Shao-wenk- and alter December 10 until disposed ALBUQUERQUE N. Y.; Charles 11. Kebrman, St. ol. I his should insure the enactment Corner 2nd St. and Gold Ave. The I. as Vegas papers (lie Louis; J. M. Mei.cish. W. 1.. Towle of a law by this congress admitting tho are most Kan- 8 countrified sheets in the territory. and wile, Chicago; 10. 11. Learner, three territories to the union. The fiOOOCCOGC CXXCODOOOCOCOCXXX They sas City: M. Murphy, Raton; Aug. el. iaocratic senators are solid for the cannot print a paragraph in Howie, g praise of own town abus- Mueller, St. Louis; J. O. Death. n.easuiv i.nd it is suppoiteii by a con- Capital their without Tru-jillo- , $100,000? ing all surrounding localities. Texas; J. Ackers. Santa Fe; C. siderable iiumbi r of republicans. There Leopoldo Jarainlllo. Los Luuas; is danger, however, that th republican Mexico. opposition te) will JOE RICHARDS, During the month of May th. dryest M. A. Ortiz, New the' bill endeavor to defeat it by ani"iidment; admitting A OFFICERS AND DIF.ECTOK& Ot place in New Mexico was Mesilla Park. Hotel Highland. - inly one or l.vu of the territories. Tht; Tins city was the? second dryeM local- I. A. Ravnolds, Chic ,1. II. Pur- M. S. OTERO, President V ity in only W Liehds of statehood, thei el.re, must tho territory, wiih a trace cell. 11. il. Hailicy. F. Kinney, '. e - not relax in the ir fforts to secure tuc CIGARS of rain during whole month. ( Icorge J. Stoi'e- S. STRICKLER, V. P., and Cashier, W. J. JOHNSON, Ast. Cashier X the Coleman. Las Vegas; pa.-so- W. J. a of lite biil us it stands. Ari- man, Globe. Ariz.: 10. W. Pierce. zona, New Mexico and Oklahoma are Durango se Las WM. MelNTOSH SOLOMON LUNA The Democrat says that 'Junta. Colo.; Pen Stuart. filte .1 state diood I all for and are entitled , H- ic nver. of timber in Colorado for Vcuus; II. Rohbins. t.' admission. Kepubl'cans an- - making IX3'a West Railroad Avenue. J. USALDRIDGE A. M. GLACKWELL W. A. MAXWELL commercial purposes is fast rendering a i Giv-n- d mistake in opposing the measure. agriculture a guess a cer- Central. instead of P.isbee, Politics should not be' coiiM.lered in I tainty as to water for Irrigation. Mrs. J. T. Tolancl, Ari..; i Woodnifi. Elkton. Colo.: John A. discussing the question, bui since the Marv by DEPOSITORY FOR ATCHISON, TOP EKA SANTA FF RAILWAY g Uoss. Las Vegas; Mmdo .1 Ewcn. objecting republicans are 4 The new Philippine law allows cili-z- t may be Wra, t I O. Morui;it,htiir, M. partisan it well to G&csne?, mint h. Minn.; F. ' 6 ns of possession all privi- tie-i- that the F. Nagle, Sliaiuokin. Pa. show that their position is bad leges secured in the "bill of right" of polities as well ns an injustice. What the constitution excepting the right to Metropolitan, e ver the; political compb'xion of Hie bear arms and the right to a trial by Angc'e.-i- , Cal may be today it ur.y be STHEET L. W Williams. Los territories al Autr-niUki- 'phone? TIlIUI) jury. tercel by the treatment received from1 574 Ol.-- Postmaster Seventy-Fou- r Years. representatives of t w o political ie; 1:... a Ros-vil- the ouuiu Let's hold a North Lansing. X. Y., June 2- S- l parties in congress. AlbU(itier.Hie. V Mex. I d statehod convention . in lleardsl.y. of this plae-e- claims Meat Market this city during the tentorial fair pos- and invite Arizona and Oklahoma to the distinc tion of be ing the oldest JEMEZ HOT SPRINGS STAGE LINE. I'nit-e- l in the 1 " j-- alt. ml at which time plans can be tmaster in point of service Stae leaves rimlile s stable on Sec-- j (Ttyty. "t . I g Toe ay rounded out his perfected for pu.-hin- through States. he street, every Tuesday. Thursday the bill He ssPt! the senate in Dec . mber. nt y f out t li year in the service. ami Saturday at (! a. m.; quid: time. A 5nd"ircsn San Keats. was appointed by John Quiney Adams. I of stoe k is kept at 7.ia. Arrives Ji Tile- - lit st year his talary was $Ht.r.;j. at tae Springs in time for supper. mm SA15ACE UCTOBY. Governor Otero's excellent adminis- and it has never exeeeiled $JimI. For- Don't be dece ived by people who tell mmmmM tration is endorsed by the people of tunately Postmaster Iteardsley does you they will take you just as quick the territory. There are a few disap- not depend upon his office for u living, as the stage, for they won't. Nobody pointed political plac e hunters who try as he lias a fortune of $1Tu.ouii. else has any chance of stock on the MIL KLE1NW0RT, Prop. tt work up opposition, but their mis- route. Tickets for sale at Trimble's. l guided efforts attrac t very little atten- J. H. IJI.OCK, Propiietor. VASCMC ECILl'lNG. N. jnilil'ISTRKK' tion. LADIES CAN WEAR SHOES o Keep Cool! one size smaller after using Allen's THE ARID REGION. Wear the right kind of a hat. Get a Foot Ease, a powder to be shaken into straw, a canvas or a Frenc h chip B. A. SLEYSTER, MELINI & EAKIN The national irrigation act will add make s tight or new shoes the tihoes. It nobl y and Inexpensive. We have plen- ACCIDENT INSURANCE, LIQUORS. to fe-- WHOLESALE CIG..6 an lnpire th" populated ana of the easy: gives instant relief to corns ty of tliet.i. Kallroad l by com- Simon Stern, the FIRE INSURANCE, liited States as great as was held ami bunions. It's the greatest Ave nue Clothier. the thirteen i.ib.iiiis at the battle of fort discovery of the age.. Cures and en REAL ESTATE, We fcandle everything in our Hue Lexington. Roughly Mated, th,. arid prevents swollen feet. bliFtPrs, callous MONUMENTS. NOTARY PUBLIC. Distillers Agents land of the In t. d Stat, s e nd west- spots. Allem's Foot Ease is it. ami sore All kinds of stone and Jiable work. ROOMS 1214. CROMWELL BLOCK. Special Taylor & Willis ward from the lo'nu meridian to it certain cure for sweating, hot, ach-i- Telephone 171. distributors ' Prices moderate. Shop and yard cor Automatic They lie 1" a large part of feet. At all druggists and sUoe ner Fifth street and Railroad avenue. LoulBTille, Kentucky all the Mates a the territories, be- 25c. Don't accept any substl H. Q. MAUKINO. Deming offers the same opportuni- 111 ft. First St. Albuquerque, N. 1.1. ginning with t( ste rn cuds of the tute. Trial package free by mail. Ad- ties now that the most prosperoui two Dakota. N ;a-k- a. Kansas, Okla- dress, Aller S. Olmstead, Ee Hoy. N. Investments in Demtni lots will cities In the west offered several yeaa iteming has Increased 60 per cent. In homa and IY..J, and stretching ou Y. double and treble in ona yeir. ago. population In (our years. THE ALBUQUERQUE DAILY CITIZEN, SATURDAY, JUNE 28, 1902 3

Mil n i I I - - nwMi to relieve conditions. Rain Is badly ready invested heavily In the Hills, needed although range stock Is doing The results so far have been more well. First alfalfa Is all cut. Fruits very than satisfactory. The completion of fine so BAZARS far; cheries getting ripe and a the Rurlington's new line to the north-goo- d OF DAMASCUS crop. Highest temperature, 87; west brings the Illack Hills within a GOOD SHORT STORIES IBREESS8 lowest. 46. night's ride of Denver. You can leave Frisco: Clement Hightowor: Hot. Denver tonight and bo In Deadwood or windy days and cold nights; - Lead City The bazars of Damascus are the f most attractive place for ladles, bo- - unfavora- tomorrow afternoon, pride of the Arab world and He bio weather generally for the growth G. V. VALLERY. Nothing to Conceal. and communicative concerning In- the cause they find there the curios which Reing ways the light of strangers. To of vegetation. Lig..t frost at places on General Agent, Houte. Den-th- e unused to the of bus! roads of age than wome n American and are so popular for .decorative purposes nurlinton ness, mr. aic. but the English tourists they are so attractive at home, and unless you have more night of the 13th. Water Is very, ver, Colo. uugglns, when fie went to most amiable woman enn generally that the guides leave them be visit- low in all the streams. Stockholding. the savings bank to deposit his first find a pertinent remark to inaKe to than the ordinary depree of moral $."oo. was when ed last, because when a woman once courage powers their own In the mountains but suffer-- ! Virulent Cancer Cured. surprised at the searchinc approached lmpe: tit.c litly on this sa- and unusual of resis- ing questions by young soes there she becomes so fascinated tance you are certain to buy many on the plains. Startling proot of a wonderful ad- - asked him the man cred theme. "Old Squire Jones doe sn't vance ncnind tne railing as to gentle-faced- , that the is eager to go again and can- things that you do not want before you Gallinas Springs: Jas. E. Whitmore: in medicine Is given bv druggist his ancestry. speak to me now." said a Very dry, w w . W. He answered all. however, silver-haire- d not be tempted away to mosques, mu- leave the place. Here are all sorts of ith hot. dry inds. In Roberts, ot Elizabeth. W. Va. An then. and lady, "and I don't blame seums, or this vicinity it has been too dry to old man tt.pre had long suffered with then volunteered a little further infor him; he has excellent reasons for cemeteries other places of oriental articles, most of them of gau- mation. not interest. Nowhere In all dy plant on temporal lands. Corn planted 'hat good doctors pronounced incura-th- e wanting any conversation with me. the east are colors and cheap materials and poor "My he said, oriental life and oriental customs dis- workmanship, and first of this month Is up but needs ,lie cancer. They believed his case mother." with dignity, Several months ago I was 3ittlns in seldom worth half badly. hopeless "had a wart on the end of nose, played so accurately and in such an the price thai is paid for them wea- tain Highest temperature, 97; till lie used Electric Hitters her our carriage, near the city library, Interesting manner, and the bazars pons, table covers, lowest. r; rain, trace. and applied Hueklen's Arnica Salve, and parted her Pair a little on one waiting for Helen, when I saw the old embroideries, car- 'hich side. ;,Iy father had a squint in his up seem almost limitless in extent. They pets, rugs, pipes, clothing, armor, to- Geronimo: X.M.Nelson: Unusually treatment completely cured him. squire drive near me. He always When ex-cro- lett eye. and had lost a tooth. are all situated in the same section of bacco pouches, silks and dry; creeks and springs drying up; Electric Hitters are used to front He has something unpleasant to say about everything ' I,f,l was fond of horses, the city, and one is an- you can of. 'gems, making little or no progress. bilious, kidney and microti poisons took snuff and how old we are all getting, and what entered from think Coins and nt t,1P same walked with a slight limp anil a large other. In fact, they are practically oriental coffee cups, pipe stems, made Hobart: W. H. Hough: High, drying time this salve exerts its wrecks we all are. so I pretended not winds. Water is getting scarce." matchless healing power, blood dls-cro- hickory cane If anybody should as., to see him. He came nearer, one and consist of several miles of of the wood of a cork tree, wound with but you." however, yet looking j eases, skin eruptions, Chicago Tribune. and narrow streets, covered over with gold and silver thread, all kinds of an- as are well. ulcers and sores uccosted tne. arched rlomelikn rnnfinir thu anninnt tiquities Hood (San Juan Co.): K. A. Hood: vanish. Hitters 50c, Salve 25c at all "isn't that you, Mrs. Brown? How and fabrics 01 oriental manu- Very druggists. A Funeral Joke. d'ye h ones of masonry and the modern ones facture are offered for about four light rains have done little good. At do. Mrs. Hrown?" times Grass on hills is very the funeral of a lawyer of state "I or corrugated iron, lined on either side their value to begin with, according to the short and reputation, who lived and practiced in turned around and greeted him: by the little shops, ten or twelve feet the eastern custom, merely dry. Haying has begun and seems to SONG BIRDS. 'How do you do. Squire Jones?' as a basts be a town not far fmm Philadelphia, and "'My goodness, square, filled with assortments of mer- for negotiation. The weapons are gen- above the average. who was known among Mrs. Hrown,' the Laguna: Ous No There is a Law his friends bluff old fellow went on. "how you chandise from all the ends of the erally modern, and most of them are Weiss: rain, and Against Killjng These thereabouts as an unbeliever, an emi- have - hot, drying suiTor-In- g broke. I never would earth. made In Germany; the oriental coffee weather. Wheat is Birds. nent gentleman ironi Philadelphia have known ye.' The merchants squat cross legged cups for rain and springs are drying up. Some people seem to be ignorant of " 'Why, Squire Jones." said I. 'I was and tiles come from Austria; the reached the house after the minister just goin say on the floors of their booths, which glittering Jewelry .which shopkeep However, sheep are still in fair condi the fact tiiat there is a law making it had begun knowing to the "same thing to the a the sermon. Not ou. i :,ever are raised a foot or eighteen Inches er will guarantee as the genuine pro tion thermometer up to 56. in the crime to kill song birds. how tar the service had progressed, did see a maa ago as thirty-fourt- legislative last as you have. on above the roadway, and you can dis- duct of the Hodouins is made in Paris, shade. The assem he accosted a well known Quaker of What earth has Los Alamos: al- bly passed a law, made you I tinguish between the races by their while fezzes come Wni. Frank: First entitled: "An act to town, who was a de- fait si rapidly? never the usually from pi killing the friend of the would have know n demeanor. The Mohammedan mer- Marseilles. falfa being harvested; a light crop. event the of birds in the ceased, and who was noted for his you.' never He pre- Shearing In progress; wool light. The 1'orritory of New Mexico." whieii pro- "The poor old squire shrank down chant solicits trade. The second hand shops occupy a great sense of humor, and, leaning in serves a dignified reticence, and while of average of the lamb crop was 50 per vides as follows: over his his buggy seat and wilted. Ho look- section the bazaar known as Suk 1. shoulder, asked in a whisper: ed he Is always courteous and willing to c'i Kumelch. which literally moans tent. Range very dry and there is lit- Section That it shall be unlawful part of r.!f his usual size and ten years for any person or persons In ter- "What the services have older, drove show his goods, he does so with a "lor.se market." and if fleas are in tle water; outlook bad. this they reached?" and off without saviner quiet Indifference Lower Penasco: H. W. Creswell, Jr. ritory to wantonly shoot, snare, or en- anything further. It was wicked, which is often tanta- eluded In the designation it is very To which the Quaker, without a really, lizing and seems to be expressive of a properly applied. Several good showers in the vicinity trap for the purpose of killing, or in smile, replied: to deal the poor man such :i Brisk dealing is grass any manner to destroy, any song bird low. but if elibaty gentlemen contempt for the Infidels who intrude the practice there, and the and is some better. Fruit doing "Just opened for the defense." Phil- want to dealers or birds, or birds w receive compliments." silver-hai- r with so much bustle and confusion up- have a curious custom of running well: cherries are ripe. Corn growing hose principal food adelphia Times. the composure. nicely; t.ie first plowing is finished consists of insects: comprising all the ed lady laughingly concluded, ' they on his He strokes his fiom one shop to with an ar- -- another pedes and repre- m) aluntt In- - beard, reclines against a cushion and ticle asking for bids. One speculator First alfalfa all In. Cattle impioving varieties of birds Decidedly Not. mist distributing them." somewhat. sented by the several families of blue- Tne other afternoon, when u anaiolls News. plats with his beads or smokes his will bid five piasters, while the auction- ;ne President narglleh while you Mesilla Park: R. M. Hart: Continued birds. hiding the western and moun- Roosevelt reached Dupont circle, a examine his wares. eer rushes on to the next until he road-runne- wood-peckei- has bluebirds; "seeing-Washington- You will find him drought, and there is no irrigation wa- tain also " electric car hove A Queen's Prerogative. quite as sharp at a encompassed the entire bazaar. In night hawks, humming birds, bargain, strange say, ter. Apricots are yielding well. Early in sight, and the guide continued his To Anglo-Saxo- but, to every the meantime he keeps the figures in phoohe birds, fiy pewoes, the the point of corn beginning to tassel and early catchers, lecture through a megaphone In this view of - foreigner who lives in Damascus tes- bis mind, and after all the proprietors plnon the Oriental is not well un- tifies he is more honorable in his of slop chops oppor peaches to color. Highest temperature, jajs. and other varieties of the way: "On the lelt we see the elegant Uerstood. In the east Is great that the have had an 102; family; black birds, meadow larks, there a dealings and more accurate In nis tunity to examine the goods and make lowest. 49: no rain. jay residence of George Westinghouse, the disregard for human life that the occi- Miera: Miera: orioles, Mexican ojolotes. Arizona gold and statements than eiti-e- r the Jews or the an offer he delivers the prize to the Francisco Grass and millionaire Inventor electrician dental mind cannot comprehend. It corn, beans, sorghum and alfalfa grow finches, swallows, yellow throats, forme rly the home of the late James hQ3 frequently Christians, although his religion teach- highest bidder. thrashers, wrens, mocking birds, rocky happened in India that him Is no sin to cheat" an Kahn ing nicely. Shearing well under way G. Hlaine. A little to the left of frout those whom the conquerors es that it At the As'ad Pasha, so called mountain creepe rs, nut hatchers, rob- thought unbeliever. The same seems to be because was built by a governor stock of all kinds doing nicely. we perceive the palatial mansion of they knew best they discovered they it ins, gnat-catcher- Mo- Ojo Caliente: Antonio Joseph: The chlcadeos. thrushes, L. Z. Letter, the Chicago millionaire, knew uot true everywhere; throughout the of Damascus of that name. Is the horse Oregon or deuny phea.wnt, at all. This the Englisu terrible drought remains unbroken and and all and father of the famous beauty. Miss found out mu- hammedan world. The testimony Is and saddle market. Twice a week spec ics of birds, at the time of the great represen- in an open streams are quite low, consequently other and varieties Mary Letter, now Lady Curion. the tiny, which assumed the proportions It almost unanimous that the court horses collected regarded as harmless In their habits, governor general semi-wil- d irrigation water is getting scarce wife of the of India. did througn tations of a Mohammedan merchant from the desert in a state and whose flesh Is unfit for food, etc. the mistaken trust that upon, ap- However, crops are promising. First In the park in front we are confronted wa3 reposed In troops by are usually to be relied while and with a shaggy and uncouth The penalty Is a fine not exceeding native their lho: oi the Christians and Hebrews pearance, although they are represent- alfalfa was excellent in quality and by the statue of Admiral Dupont, and Uritlsh officers. In the rule of the Eng- yield. Stock is In very fair condition. $50 nor less than $H. or by imprison- also in front we see the president of lish In many are not. ed to be famous Arabian steeds, are ment the county jail not exceeding India of the native kings Highest temperature. 12; lowest, in the United States on horseback." and queens, the rajahs and mahara-Jah- s The Jews, Greeks. Armenians and offered to the highest bidder. Some- i; thirty days, and each bird killed or in- times 300 or 400 animals will be sold no rain. The crowd looked, and one woman of the Indian dynasties, have been other merchants rush after custorers Roswell: W. M. Reed: Hot and dry, jured is a separate offense. snld: removed. They have, with an eagerness that Is very annoy- In a morning for nominal prices, the This law should be rigidly .enforced. however, been business being conducted very much but as irrigation water is sufficient all "Whose statue Is It, McKinley's?" retired on generous pensions, and live, ing. Americans are supposed to be crops are doing well. More wind "It's Roosevelt." the guide respond- of money and occupants as at the Tattersalls in London. Ad- than in most cases, in the provinces over made the usual this season. Highest tempera- Of what elces a bail taste In your ed. "He ain't a statue yet." Buffalo which they ruled of the bazaars cannot be blamed If joining the horse market are the shops mouth remind you? H indicates thnt in former times. ture. 100; lowest, f6; no rain. Commercial. These s queens, while they try to get as niuch of it as possi- for the sale of harnesses, saddlebags, your stomach Is In bad condition and and saddlery and other equestrian fittings, Santa Fe: U. S. Weather Bureau: shorn of power, keep up the outward ble. Our people spend altogether Warm and dry, will remind you that there Is nothing Carnegie Not to Turn Poet. freely, pay prices, and many of them are attractive be- with considerable and visible signs of royalty. They live too and exhorbitant wind. Irrigation water continues sutfi. so good for such a disorder as Cham- Shortly before Mr. Carnegie sailed In state, which the dealers would not think of cause of their bright colors, gold em- berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for Europe, a friend congratulated him and exact from their servants broidery, and silver and brass mount- cient. however, and crops are growing and those with whom they come In asking of Germans or Frenchmen, or rapidly, especially corn. alfalfa after having once used them. They on the success of his new book, and respect ings. Turkish saddles are charac- First : contact the and dignity due to their own people. Hence their anxiety is all cut. a very good yield. cleanse and invigorate the stomach added, jokingly "I hear, Mr. Carnegie, to get an American Into shops teristic and unique, but are not so about and regulate bowels. For sale at you writing a small volume their rank. their Cherries are ripe; a fair yield. High-e-- t ond the that intend An English woman, wife of- handsome as those of Mexico. 25 per box all druggists. poems. a the of the and the enticements they offer are temperature, 83; lowest, 52; no cents at of love Is that fact?" governor of one of prov- ten amusing. Dealers in curios, em- The coppersmith's street is a noisy, "What! answered Mr. Carnegie, "1 the Indian place, where hundreds of skillful rain. poem? inces, became, as she supposed, a broideries, old silver and that sort of Weber: E. II. PSiernbaum: Hot and THE ROSWELL SHOPS. write a love What nonsense! great of who had formerly thing, railway and artisans, including many children, are How I could not a friend her watch the stations J very ridiculous! write working constantly upon those brass dry until lie 2"th. when it turned poem my reigned over the. country. The English the hotels and know when an Amerb cobi. very ury suffer- What Avery Turner, General Manager, love to save life." woman was They upon and copper trays, "bowls and dishes at liairies are and peisisted his friend, "I do not fond of visiting the former can arrives In town. call ing for rain, and water holes are dry- Says on Subject. "Rut," queea, and thought the dusky poten- him at the hotel, and slop him in the home. The Damascenes have always As soon as Roswell Register see why you should not. You have been famous for fine brass work, and ing up fast. All Irrigated crops are the you tate :'ciprocated her kindly feeling. street, offering their cards and solic- good but seem to grow very slowly. heard the rumor that the shops of the been in love, have not?" One day, however, she had a rude brass dishes are generally used by s iting his patronage, and endeavoring Pec-o- system were be removed from "Yes," dryly answered Mr. Carnegie, the natives throughout country, in Temporal lands planted with corn af to awakening. She was in the midst of to induce him to make an appointment. the Roswell to Aniarillo, it Bent a letter to "I have, of course, like any other sane an rang place of porcelain, particularly by the ter the rains are suffering terribly. I anecdote, when her hostess a They will bring goods to the hotel fine. Avery Turner, vice president and gen- man, been in love. have also been bell. and. v.l.en appear- or come a con- Hodouins and the peasantry. Garden and orchards are River very likely experi the attendant will with carriage and ia very low, and ditches carry a small eral manager of the road, nt Aniarillo, seasick, and will ed, clearly er undated the order: duct a stranger to their shops. telegraph ence the same Bensation again before I of lives every year amount of water. First alfalfa being asking him to whether the "Take this woman away and liaug a party of tourists enter Hundreds saved rumor true- - or not. On Wednesday reach the other side; but that's no rea her.1, When the by having Dr. Thomas' Oil in harvested. vas bazaars they are besieged on all sides Eclectrio about 1 p. m., the following answer son why I should write a poem about the house just when it is needed. Woodbury: A. J.Woodbury: Highest Adver- Yhe servant not obeying and the En- by clamoring for atten- GO; was : It." New York Commercial dealers their t mpc rature, lowest, leceived d Cures croup, heals burns, cuts, wounds 94: uo rain. tiser. glish woman regarding her with open-mouthe- tion and entreating them to visit the of every sort. R. M. HARD1NGE. Amiuillo, June 18. R. S. Hamilton, astonishemnt, the queen places they recommend. Many of Care Agent: Your letter of 17th re- Section Director. Roosevelt Wanted to Know. came to herself and offered an explan- the merchants can speak English. ceived. To get in shape for construc- ation, without, however, slightest Is quite WEEKLY CROP BULLETIN. tion and handle the repair work An admiring visitor at the white the The number remarkable. Leads Them All. Joint tracs of 1 Many system house had secured the honor of meet embarrassment. "I forgot have lived in the United States "One Minute of the Ptcos and the Fort was no longer a queen." she said, enough with United States Department of Agricul- Cougn Cure beats ail & City may ing President Roosevelt thrcftigh the and and are familiar that I Worth Denver engines, we thei. uibietl, I used country places ture, Climate and Crop Bulletin of other medicines ever tried for coughs, some kind offices of Senator Uurrows, of "That's what to do to discuss different colds, croup and lung consolidate of the shop work and Michigan. customary when I had the power." the Weather Bureau, New Mexico and throat troub nia'-nino-- Instead of the Intelligently. If they find out you are Roswell at Amarillo de-p- les, says Dr. D. of Lo- - ironi The English woman hurriedly from Chicago they will tell you they Section. Scott Curriu, as we find we cannot buy enough ma- quick clasp of the hand and the formal ganton. Pa. One Cough ex- ted, ami since that time has never used to live there, or New York, Phil- Santa Fe. N. M.. June 24. Little Minute Cure chinery in time to keep up with the salutation this visitor Insisted upon may no is tlie only absolutely safe cough rem pressing his opinion of Mr. Roosevelt evi'ice.1 tne slightest desire to be on adelphia or lioston, as the case or rain has fallen in the territory edy which work here. We have plans for work intimate terms with New be. invariably lived during the past week. acts immediately. Mothers Roswell are as in the most florid language. The presi- natives. They have at the The weather everywhere testify to the good it has at later that unsettled one York Tribune. place you have come from, hoping in has been hot and dry, with strong dry- yet. but must immediately take care dent shifted uneasily from foot done their little ones. Croup is so sud- - to while waiting for way to excite a benevolent inter- ing winds. Crops under ditch, howev-ci- , of the work here. We will still main- the other a chance that cien In long-winde- d Ten Years In Bed. are looking very its attacks that the doctor often tain a I'ivision point Roswell, with to break away from the est. well, but the arrives too late. It yields at once to at R. A. Gray, The bazaars are well ciass'fied. streams are getting low and irrigation rti'.rlv the .,anio force caller, but none presented Itself. Final- J. P., Oakville. Ind., One Minute Cough Cure. Pleasant to ly the man showed signs of reaching writes: "For ten years I was con Dealers In the same sort of goods oc- water is becoming scarc e in many lo like it. cure for AVERY TURNER. my cupy same sections, so trading calities. On the prairies grass very take. Children Sure the end of his praise. fined to bed with disease of my kid the that is grip, bioncnitis. coughs. J. H. O'P.ielly "Why, said, dropping neys. was so I is more convenient than it would be short and water holes are drying up m Real Friend. sir," he the It severe that could &. Co., and 15. H. Itriggs c Co. president's hand and squaring himself not move part of the time. I consulted if they were scattered. The build- very fast. As a rule cattle and sheep suffered from dyspepsia and Indi very ings gov- i for the final effort, "you and Washing the best medical skill available, are generally owned by the are in fair conditiou as yet. especially IN gestion for fifteen years," says W. T. go but municipality, and have on ranges adjacent to THE BLACK RANGE. ton will down in history together could gei no relief until Foley's ernment of the the mountains, Sturdevant, of Merry Oaks, N. C. "Which Washington George or Kidney t'.ure was revoiiimended to me. been erec ted from time to to but unless rain comes next I time within the After had tried man doctors and Sen- It a Alva-rad- week is likely Miners Scare Wages $3 per Day Hooker?" asked Mr. Roosevelt. has been Godsend to me." meet the requirements of trade. Rents there to be much suffer- medicines to no avail one of my friends Hurrows his Pharmacy. are low, tenants are looked ing and loss in some loc partic- Capitalists and Investors Visit gave ator hustled oratorical and the alities, Range. persuaded me to try Kodol. It constituent out of the room before the after by stewards who have an organ- ularly in the southwest. the Immediate 1 can any- Alter the Activity in mining in the relief. eat almost laugh caused by the president's ques- BONUS IS READY. ization is complete and effective, rains of the of May consid- matters I now my n that last wwk Chloride and Hermosa mining thing want mid digestion tion had subsided. Chicago News. and subject more or less to the con- erable late planting of corn and beans the pood. I cheerfully recommend Kodol." guilds gov- was districts, is increasing and miners are Reck Island Will Get $125,000 for trol of the as well as the done in northeastern sections on Don't try to cure stomach trouble by Had to Give In. ernment. The bazaars are thoroughly temporal lands, but the existing hard to get. Wages are $:! per day dieting. only Watterson Building to Dallas. and fifty additional men could easily Tnat further weakens the Henry Wattersoin and wife; of Louis- cosmopolitan, however, and are crowd- drought seriously threatens system. You need wholesome, ferength-enln- g Leroy Trice, general manager of the these find employment In camps. ville were at the Spencer house last ed with representatives of every crops, and they making the three food. Kodol you as- International Great rail-lou- the are scarcely enables to night. The presence of the great ed-ll- Northern race and from Nubia and Abys- any headway. C. T. Hrown. the Socorro mining en- you eat by digesting It and Judge Alex SUadman, nation similate what re alls Mil lni Ident that oi'curred thief sinia to Bokhara and Afghanistan. The weather has been very favorable gineer and secretary of the board of without the stomachs aid. J. H. consul, reached Dallas, Texas, and regents if the School of Mines, has on lic invasion of one of Mr. Watte There is a perpetual banquet of color, for harvesting first cut of alfalfa in O Rielly & Co.. and U. II. Hriggs & Co. visits lust winter. He conferred with business men about the for vary as much as yield been in the Fairview camp for a week o here bonus as an for the; compa- costumes the northern counties, and the ami looking now being walked into one of tne hotels to reg- inducement faces. The artistic effect is some- cjuality are very good. In sec- after the work done Good Way to ny to build into liallas by what is southern Celebrate. ister alter the night c lerk had gone on what impaired at times by finding tions wheat is headed out. corn is in on the valuable properties of the As a part of the Fourth of July cel- known as the Waxahaehie and Lan- , duty. and. unfortunately, the young Mines Development association, of ln-- cheae Tans jewelry, Manchester tassel, and first apricots are in ebration, which will be particularly f Wat-terso- caster route. the nie which he is general manager. Ilostem man did not recognize him. Mr. print .. Waterbury cloc ks and German market. Strawberries are still abund- n siing to the citizens of Raton, it In reg- The conference was satisfactory and c mostly wvote bis name across the merchandise of every variety, anct in and a line apitalists hold the stock of proposed to begin drilling for oil. The Trice Ai. Steadmaii departed for Aus- ant northern markets, I night scru- i on ister, but the clerk, after wise people will tell you that a large quality of is ripening fast. his association and work these Raton Oil & Gas company Is rushing tin. Harnett Gibson and nine other cherries propel ties is being pushed vigorously,! tinizing it closely, announced that ho part of the so called Oriental wares, The following remarks are extracted the building of the derrick and every coidd not read it. U t hut capitalists guaranteed the bonus intelligently and successfully. The re- - j "What the embroideries, brass work, harness, from reports of tiling will soon no in shape to sink - uiitjii. .u . 11 tne correspondents: of ore heretofore' name?" he asked the great editor Mr !" 'eeu iiiiins siaii cnai jewelry, silver, and oth- 1 turns from carloads a: old soimeters Albert: II. M. Hanson: A warm an the dole which it is sincerely hoped Watt- - lsun Kave hi in a withering loo! iMcrnauouni uivat .ortiiern will shippe d by the? company have been . er arms, which are sold as souvenirs dry week but grass is growing well, will develop a gusher. Raton Report r....l .li.l .w.t ,.1,.,,..... I ,1 , l.ir,. in operation into Dallas by April 1 quite satisfactory. More; eastern capi- Mini "iin imi. mni.i yi i iiii i in Of the country are imported from Eu- and stock in nourishing condition. Sec- er. writing. "1 out," next. tal ever be fore is being invested hand ean't make this rope. ond crop of alfalfa will be ready to cut than I Know iiie ollicials of tlu Rock Island sys-- t in and investors' declared the clerk, "und unless in the goldsmith's bazaar, however, in about a week. Some sorghum these three districts Trunks.; when you 111 cd a good sty-isl- i Is m are to be at Dallas on Thursday and 1 what it you can't get a loom here." there is no deception, and the jewel- be ans were planted as late as the 1Mb. and e xperts have recently been Ire-- well constructed trunk, with all next to close up the bonus deal for Mueiit to camps named. "What's the difference what the ers sitting upon their Utile platform Heavy thunderstorm with hail passed visitois the ll.o modern Improvements, come to the name is?" wrathfully asked editor, that road. The $125.ono in money for The Illack Range is all right and e v- the will manufacture a bracelet or a pair (wo miles south of station but no rain Golden Rule Dr Gc oils Company for want a room, and that's sullicieut. the two roads is announced to be as- or erything is looking up materially. i by of earrings in gold filigree work, hero. Highest temperature, ttt!; lowest, it. We will save you money on its 1 must know what name is be- sure! the committee1. Harnett tlibbj this - make any other article that you may ijj; no rain. cost. Come in and see: them I says Uk- Rock will be In opera- "I fore can give you a room." persisted hlani Happy Ime in Old Town. 1 desire from any design while you wait. Arabela: A. M. Richardson: Coir. o clerk. "Suppose you burn tion by N'ove mber next. "We very R. N. the If you will furnish the pattern or even glowing nicely. So far all of the rains felt nappy,' writes Doming ships over 100,000 head of in the night, how would 1 know iii, Hue-Men'- ill a rude sketch your order will be tilled ef the month have been aecompaiiir 1 Old Town. Va.. "w hen cuttle annually; Is the center of the who .on In to inform your Saved From An Awful Fate. - wire order : Arnica Salve wholly our daugh- with marvelous rapidity, although the bv hail. Highest te umeratuiv. h'.i cured greatest breeding region in the south- jolaliv.-s?- " "Eve rybody 1 U said bad coiistiniutiou." roughly Everything Is lowest 0.2;!. r of a ,,ai' ase of scald de- - west 1 work is done. 5i; rain, head." It and cattle men all know this. you know who aiu?" inquir- writes Mrs. A. M. Shields, Cham-liersl.ur- fi t s "Don't of sold by weight with the cost of the East Las Vegas: John Thornhill: all who use it for cuts, corns, guest, fairly shaking with Pu. "1 wus l,ul'ns' ed the irate so low after nix added. One often picks up rare Fine weather for harvesting ''ruises. hoiis, ulcers, eruptions. uiii-'e- labor alfalfa. i. Tne night clerk shook bis months of se vere si. kni ss, caused by I JoT I gems at the goldsmiths bazaar, which Oats and corn and growing nioHy llUt nfa"'.,,le I'iles. Only 25e at all riiir preparations ein.piy head. "Weil. I'm Homy Watterson. of hay fever and asthma, nee-- e , dry catarrh ; i,j y .;. i:; that to me is the mo.--t fascinating of all and rain badly. Water is very scarce druggists. i'.ot .".. editor. 1 get I d-- Louisville." simited the could well, but learned .rri-littl- vliKh adhere to t'u ...1 . .iiv more mysterious for each dealer has and grass is short. Nearly all n.d c aj the , "Very well. Mr. Watterson." the lerk of the marvelous merit of Dr. Kings Gold in theBlack Hills. I hu.M1i;; f:,r i..i,re .erioustr.ul.!-ti:;t- u filled with tin cases in which gation ditches are dry. guess I e i safe The ordi:i.-.r- coolly remarked, "I an give New Discovery for consumption, used sur-- j HuiiniKton Route has recently 1.1c f.ir:.; ef c.'t';e.r'i. A v., id nil i!r . the rarest of precious stones and Eastview: J. W. Corbett: Warm and - t, w c forty-eigh- t ! you u room." and as completely des Issued a page- booklet bear- ii b::l...;i i :.m l:o.'. ;.). ured." For prising examples or art are storeu dry ; rain needed but most crops are-- i, h The Louisville editor, not feeling in perate and ing th- H:.,l a...-t.'- throat Inns diseases it is i! away. growing. Grass growing very title. "Mines and Mining in the Ui.; th:it whiill h Muvthr:; si.d stii IiR-'- the best of humor, was shown to his tha safest cure in the world, and is in- - Illack Hills." - ' Crcura sr.cU s. r. n-- is slowly and laiu u -- The bazaar of the booksellers stock water getting scarce. 11 room. .Next morning when hi' ea ;e fallible for coughs, colds The book is one which bhouid be ft . euro caturri; er ii.i l ia il.o Ituil auJ bronchial still a place of interest and occasion- Highest temperature, 8'J; lowest, 52; -- down be was in a bette r humor. The affections. read by every mining man in the i .ily an 1 !eas.uitv. A trii.l sizo will l,e Guaranteed bottles foe and ally one may find a valuable volume no rain. " night elei k was still on duty. "Young drug- southwest. It gives more ii.i'.iii d fur 10 ec ut . A'.l cir:'L'i.-.t- i ll.co. Trial bottles tree at all manuscript, but the agents El Rito: P. Lopez: No in information n il the or piece of rain either .", -t man,'' said the editor, walking up to gists. about the mines of the Illack Hills hi. iU'h I'.ly Rrethers. Wairea t- , N. y. of European museums and rich col- the mountains nor lu the valleys. . The desk, "you to me pretty o than has ever before been placed be- i'i.e l;..liu curi-- without pain, dms in t the talked have been here so often and drought is very severe. High winds on . night, I guess We lectors tween eove-is- A copy will be mailed :rri:a:o er euiisa Huoe'iu. It spn nd its. :i smart last but alter all sell more shoes than all other have offered such great temptations the linh. you were i ight." Indiapapolis stores You flee 011 application to the undersigned. ove r uii irritated m;d un-r- biirfuce, reliev- Jour combined. know tne rea- that the town and t..e country round- Folsom: Jackson Tabor: Dry, with ing imnifcillattly nal. son. Leon U. Stern. hot, dry winds The Hlack Hills need men and tha painful iiuluajniution. about nas been pretty well searched. until the morning of the money. Several of the men With Fly's Cream Rulia you are The ia 2ota, when a light misty promises shrewdest ariucj The Squire Met His Match. Deinirg is the great mining "Street of the Greeks" the rain in al- - liliy nter Colorado and elsewhere have vust CdtftiiU ami lever. Men, as a rule, are more indifferent oi the Bouthwetu 4 THE ALBUQUERQUE DAILY CITIZEN, SATURDAY, JUNE 28, 1002

I disaster. The history of tho human PROFESSIONAL CARDS race is filled with the story of this sin. MINING ENGINEER. Rev. Dr. Iieattle. Ixniisville, Ky. Netdsy Notes V. V. CLARK, iNEWS OF THE CHURCHES Doing Its Work. If the church were Gallup. Minim?- nnd metallurgical Cerrillos engineer 108 doing work it would not l.e From its on the i hunt for novel doctrines; neither SpeclHlt Its-- Reports, surveys and mans-- ; Exchanges plans nnd reduction Work; mines Hnrl would there be so much room for per- and Bland mlnlns; Investments; second hnnd mlnlns English Presbyterians are taking t Ohio nrd Bishop Mills, of Annvlllo, plexity and despair. Rev. J. Hender- jfm.'g.gg.wifi.jjm.tTFTajr machinery; custom assaying and analysis. to organize a TVpt;livlMri.in son, Mission, Chicago, III. and some suspicion. OSTEOPATHY. church at Oxford. Tho English gen-mont- More Students Wanted. GALLUP. much curiosity Self Denial. One can not obey the determining that the man Is real- oral synod, meeting last took Era lers in several religions bodies After Dr. Conner. starting an campaign an commands of Jesus Christ except by F m tho Republican. ly on the rolls, he wrote to the special initial steps, and It was reported that ire active for first considering the needs of his fel- Moody, a 10 year hoy. Post prndunte of Dr. A. T. School increase of students in theological Thomas old pension examiner In the district in of Osteopnthy, Klrkvllle. Mo. I.unJTtro a wealthy Presbyterian layman Is lowmen, and then striving to meet fell from a wagon a few days ago and which tho man lives nnd askeif him to ble nnd all chronic tllsenses a specialty seminaries. It is found that not enough con- li those needs, and this necessitates broke his arm. Investigate. This Is the reply the pen- Office. Whiting building, rooms 21 and holding on is own financial account are graduating to fill vacancies, not to 23; telephone, 164. stant self denial. Rev. Dr. Moffat, F. W. Meyers ha been appointed sion examiner sent: Automatic an admirable site for tho proposed mention any available men for growth. Presbyterian, Washington, Pa. (hurch. The occasion is the expected There are always more churches than government inspector to supervise tho "1 have the honor to Inform you that DENTISTS construction of the school buildings at person applied for a reduc- influx of students from America and ministers in all religious bodies, save Hard to be Understood. In propor- the who e Moqui. In his pension is now in the in- My dental office will be Australia, also from South Africa, Methodist and Roman Catholic, where tion as any subject Is great and com- tion closed until of the Cecil Rhodes scholarship supply and demand are rigidly con- There are several young men in Gal- sane asylum at this place and has been June 22. E. J. Alger. prehensive it will have in it things lup who have a bad case of tho South bequests. The Dutch Reformed church trolled, but the discrepancy is larger to- hard to be understood. Christianity, for some time." New York Times. Colony, African fever. Some of them say they LAWYERS in Capo the Transvaal and the day than ever before In the history of simple and clear as It is, is liable to be sum- Orange Is are going there poco pronto. Chronic bronchial troubles and Free State Presbyterian, Christian effort in America. Almost beset by plausablo objection?. Rev. coughs Eernard 3. Rodey and from here will come, under the the same condition obtaino in Protest- While Mrs. McLaren, of this place, mer can be quickly relived and Dr. Sprecher, .eveland, Ohio. was visiting June Rob- rureel by Foley's Honey and Tar. ATTOR. Albuquerque. K Khodcs incentive, a great number of ant England. In the Reformed church her brother. M. Prompt attention tfven to all business college, erts, at Farniington, San Juan county, Pharmacy. pertaining to the profession. prac- students. Westminster plant- for illustration, the total number to Gospel Crusade. The grent Amer- o Will ed at Oxford largely through the en- graduate from both seminaries was ican revival needed today is an earn- her infant son was taken ill suddenly tice in all courts of the territory and be- and died. President Roosevelt's Letter on the fore the United States land office. ergy of Ian McLaren, is not self sup- sixteen, and these were needed to fill est, enthusiastic, land wide gospel Bible. porting. The argument is that unless vacancies in appointments by the two crusade to the toiling millions. 1'hese Rev. William Sloan left for Chloride, M. Bond Ariz., to take charge of a church at About a year ago Mr. Roosevelt, then i. Presbyterian young men. coming to missionary societies. Churches every- people are getting their eyes open. vice president of United ATTORN 42 F street. N provided a of worship upon They that place. Mrs. Sloan will remain the States, de Oxford. le place where are calling seminaries for think, they read, they reason. livered an important address at Oyster patents, copyrlshts, they will lie lost, probably into the es- men, but In vain. Leaders who want Rev. Dr. 'Coyle, Presbyterian, Denver, here for two or three weeks. ent, cavlats, letters pat- The fire fighters heid a meeting and Bay, L. I., where he resides. The oc- trade mnrkii rlalma tablishment. to improve matters are pointing out Col. casion was the annual meeting of the never before were higher, elected tho following officers: Chief, William D. Church Lands in Philippines. that salaries Long Island Bible society, and the suu-jec- t Lee larger, or opportunities greater. The A Spiritual Education. Ignorance is E. F. Kenney; assistant chief, w. A. ATTORN It is not true that the papal deputa- oniy Is and of the address was the Bible. On Office, room I number to go into the seminaries this man's devil and Intelligence his Kreamer; secretary, Chas. Sabin, N. T. Armtjo building. Will practice Is tion or commission, appointed to meet savior. The trouble with man Is he treasurer. D. C. Russell. Sunday evening, May 11, at the cele- all the courts of the territory. Governor if possible adjust fab is exceedingly email, nrd in the of Taft and in- knows "too much that is not so. What Mrs. J. M. Carman returned from her bration the thirteenth anniversary question Philippines, colleges, who have announced their League R. D. the land in the tention, is even smaller, showing that he needs is a spiritual education, tor visit to the old home in Louisville. of the Epworth at Strawbridge W. Bryan designedly has upon it the candidates Rev. F. E. gone past church, Baltimore, communications ..Al:7RN?.y-AT-LA- Albuquerque, N. tiie dearth of ministers has not yet his life is too negative. Ky. She has been for the Office. First National for the papal .succession, in order that Mason, Spiritualist, Urooklyn.H. Y. and a half months and reports were read from a number of prominent Bank building matter does not come next reached its lowest point. Tho condi- three the into the tion is unprecedented, and unex- a most enjoyable vacation. men. who expressed their judgment as Frank W. Clancy conclave. The question and the com- plained. A Christian State. t do not Relieve The young boys, from 10 to 14 years to what class of men and women the mission are not of sufficient Import- in a church-governe- state or a state-governe- d world most needs at the present time. N. T. Armljo building, Albuquerque, N.iC Tent Work in Summer. of ago, have organized a base ball ance in the eyes of the Itoman Cath- church. I do believe in a at Gibson, and already secured President Roosevelt was among those olic church, and the most promising of Tent work Is going to b. active this church and a Christian state. dub who were in E. W. Dobson Christian their uniforms and paraphernalia. invited to participate the - papal candidates are not on the com- summer. As usual, Philadelphia leads A should be willing to pay symposium, A,TTOR,NET.wAT-LAVV- 0fne. Crow, Christian They have put up a $25 prize, and will and he sent a letter which block, Albuquerque, N. M. mission. Cardinal hampolla, as sec in number of tents and in system in his debt of duty to the state by serving give It to any ball contained the following extracts from in out of running, holding other "kid" base retary of state, the tnese services. There the work it. Rev. Dr. Bacon. Indianapolis, ,lnd. club In the county who can beat them his Oyster Bay address; John H. Stlngle, and Cardinal Nannutolll i3 too ad- is lor the most part Presbyterian, and "Every thinking man, when he ATTORNEY-AT-LA- Cromwell block Church United. If the church were on the diamond. Here Is a chance for Albuquerque, N. M. vanced in years. His yount'cr brother, suppottod by John H. Converse, of the the rising generation of Gallup to get thinks, realizes what a very large num- Vinccnzo, also in Sacred college, is a Baldwin Locomotive works. t.nd head united we could make a tremendous ber of people tend to forget that the likely he. Car- onslaught on the sins of today. Give out and show the Gibson boys that PHYSICIANS more candidate than of the evangelistic committee cf the they are not hall players. teachings of the Bible are so interwov- dinal patriarch of . enice, is Presbyterian general assembly. A me any reason why there should be a Sarto, Dr. J. J. Patee, surgeon for the Colo- en and entwined with our whole civic Dr. J. E. Bronson said to be specially favored by Leo paid secretary Is at the head of the church and that is the reason why it social life would argument, no rea- rado Fuel and Iron company left, left and that it be literally Homeopathic Physician, XIII., and he is not on the commission. work, and he continues In service ihe should be united. No I 1 Room 17. any- for Pueblo, Colo., to attend the Colora- do not mean figuratively, mean Whiting Block. Cardinal Gottl stands some chance, year round. In Brooklyn. Chicago and soning, could convince me that literally impossible for us to figure thnt he is prominent in an several smaller cities system is being thing for which Jesus prayed Is not do State Medical society, which con- DR. I. SAYLIN. but the fact venes next week. After the close of to ourselves what that life would be if order will lie against him. Then there tint into tho effort, as has long been both desirable and expedient. Rev. J. were Physician and Surgeon. E. Akron, Ohio. the session the doctor will be joined these teachings removed. We is Cardinal Svampa, archbishop of Bo- dono in Philadelphia, Presbyterians Pounds, would lose all Office, Pnnta Fo Pacific hospital, Albu- by Mrs. Patteo and they will go on a almost the standards querque. N. M. Private hours. 1 to 3 p. m. logna, thought by many the most like- taking the lead. This system consists, by which we now judge both public Hospital 'phones: com- up Value of the Soul. The gain of throe months' trip to Minneapolis. Automatic, 117: old ly successor. He is not on the in one important point, of following grave, and private all phone, 81. a political commis- persons earth goes no farther than tho New York and Boston. The doctor will morals; the standards mission. It is not who show interest, and in no to which we, with more or less resolu- sion and Pope Leo is still halo, ac- placing them in touch with pastors of and the treasures of earth have take a post graduate course while east. cording to all accounts. which they express a purchasing power in heaven. The Dr. W. W. Sprago. of Albuquerque, has tion, strive to raise ourselves. Almost churches fer value of soul is inestimable. It appointed every man who has, by his life work, Railroad Time Tables Quakers. preference. Heretofore there nas been the been to serve the company Hicksite cost Infinite love to redeem us. and the (Hiring Dr. Patteo's trip east. added to the sum . of human achieve- college, considerable friction between tent Swarthmore the presidency claim- Redeemer says wo shall profit most if ment of which the race is proud, of Swain, of In- workers and pastors, tho former prec- of which Prof. Joseph ing to get many persons interested, we follow Him, for our soul is so Warning. which our people are proud almost diana university, has Just accepted, is ious we can give nothing in every such man based lifework and the latter discounting their work, excdiare If you have kidney indication or blad- has his the instilution of Hicksite Quakers, as for it. Rev. George AiTams, Method- largely upon the teachings of the Bi- Or- and sayins they interfered with the der trouble and do not use Foley's Kid- Haverlord college is that of tho ist, Brooklyn, N. Y. ney Cure, you ble. Some times it has been done un- thodox Quakers. Swarthmore had, in work of the churches. Under the will have only yourself among great- united work of the Presbyterian com- to blame for results, positively consciously, and the very President McGill. an executive of force Gifts of God. Our physical traits, as it est men a disproportionately large and long standing, but since his re- mittee mentioned much of thh friction our mental endowments, are gilts of cures all form3 of kidney and bladder diligent has disappeared. Hence tho new out- diseases. Alvarado Pharmacy. number nave been and close PPPI changes and some dissatis- God, and the same tiling is true of the tirement look for tent season. o students of the Bible at first hand. been frequent. President the workers this moral virtue we may possess. The ex- Lin- faction have CERRILLOS. "Lincoln sad, patient, kindly Swain first made 'a condition that Colored Young Men." cellences of natural disposition are be- coln, who after bearing upon his weary $(i(Mi,(M)i lie added to the endowment, The Young Men's Christian associa- stowed ly the grace of God, and in From tho Register. shoulders for four years a greater bur- (In Effect June 1, llMZ. but modified it to $400,000, and com- tion Is developing woik for colored these, as well as in character itself, W. G. Ashdown is having a severe den than that borne by any other man plying therewith $413,0(10 has been younjr men. Like churches it finds we see colors as diverse as tho tints spell of week. in the nineteenth century, laid down ARRIVE FROM THE NORTH, weeks. of a rainbow. Rev. Dr. Stevenson, rheumatism this raised during the last few Tho that the color element obtains even in Mrs. C. O. Harrison left for a his life for the people whom, living, No. 1, is just out of Phila- ns much on part Presbyterian, New York. short California Express.... 7:15 p.m. institution located the north, and the of visit with Albuquerque friends. he had served so well built up his en- No. 7, Mex. & p.m. as as In- Cal. Express. .10:05 delphia, in a section beautiful the blacks as upon that of whites. Mrs. Nancy Jackson went to tire reading upon his study of the Bi- No. 3, England can of.or. dianapolis 25,000 negro Christian Spirituality. Tho church Santa California Limited 10:50 a.m. 8ny America or has voting Fe with Mrs. H. C. Kinsell for an ex- ble. Ho had mastered It absolutely; LEAVE President Swain has been nine years men. New York nnd Charleston 3o,ooo mu;;t stand, not only for intellectual GOING NORTH. honesty, but tor a Christian spiritual- tended visit. mastered it a.;, later, ho had mastered No. 2, Atlantic Express ...... 8:30 a.m. at the head of tho Indiana institution, each, Atlanta and Philadelphia 40,fio0 James Bertono, who broke h'f; log one cr two other books, notably Shake-rper.v- No. 4, Chicago p.m. SO.-00- 0 ity, i say because we have Limited 11:65 is president of the Indiana State each, Washington and Baltimore Christian, al- spirituality and spirTtualities. We have some time ago, s having a time ma six red so that he became .o. 8, Chicago Express 7:30 p.m. Teachcis' association, and of tho each, and New Orleans Do.OOU. scv'e most a "nia;i of one book," who knew Na- the spirituality of principle promul- with it as a bono will not unite as It ARRIVES FROM SOUTH. Higher Educational society of the Smaller cities have numbers in pro- thui iiook and instinctively put it Into No. a portion. gated by Oriental faiths, and we have should. 22, Atlantic Express 7:10 a.m. tional Teachers' association. For The international committee Tho little child tif Mr. and Mrs. what he had been taught LEAVES college. now two spe- the spirituality of the social order. GOING SOUTH. small Swarthmore ranks has field secretaries for this C. Elklns Is Mr. ill iv!n; a;iJ he left his l'fe a-- part No. 27, very strongest. development, now Rev. G. E. Cunningham. Universalist, J much boUor. and Mexico Express 11:00 p.m. financially amoni; the cial and there are expects to to ef ihe ori.v, nini; wo: c f the century twenty-eigh- Kansas City, Mo. . Elklns return his work at ARRIVE FROM WEST. Episcopal Bis'iops in Mexico. t associations In cities and Alamogordo soon. that has just dosed. No. 2, Atlantic Express 8:05 a.m. sixty-thre- e colleges, Private advices from lay Episcopal- in with a total of Redemption and Duty. Jesus Christ Jeihn Konry returno-- from the Jonioz "Vcn ma' Icok through Lie Bible No. 4. Chicaeo Limited IPlSnm , ti.ooo members. Employed 1 ians in the City of Mexico show pro- secretaries was the one totally complete, fully springs much improved in health. He cr.v. i to cove an no where No. 8, Chicago Express 6:45 p.m. over are necessary tor the success of these man. And because reports a fine ihid a line that can be LEAVE GOING found dissatisfaction there the were furnished this tiino while out and savslVoit construed WEST. prospective consecration of three bish- associations. Five such add'd so, we should recognize the dangerous the springs are the place for a summer inn an ope lei: y for tiv? man f Drains No. 1, California Express.... 8:15 p.m. last, year, and more are now in con-:ra:- ops what is to become an auton- three error is committed when one or out w ..ii i i: acai ist tfr- Dr lit. On the y No. 3, California Limited 11:00 a.m. lor training schools. that ins. ' Episcopal coun- The association are made to repre !,. in tii lYni l.i:i:ti?; a No. 7. Mex. & Cal. Exnress. . 10 : i m. omous church of that it a few of his words Messrs. Matins Montoya and S. that $s in try. not so management finds quite as needful whole mind in the great mat- ::.'e. ou vi!! !.n,l that h much No. 7 will carry mail from Such advices declare that to nrovido organizations for colored sent his North left for I.avajada, where they ci'iise the east many ns one bishop is needed, not to ters of redemption and duty. Consider have fine conp'-- claim. They expect ...I-- : ,e ."i !?'v. i t" .on e.iii' h wiil be ex- - and No. 2 from the west. r people as for railroad nun, soldiers . h.-ai- . 'A rachiion three. Rev. Mr. Forct-te- is ids utterance respecting the" moral con- to be gone tvvinty days or more ;m ! p. t. .'"of. a : ' I con.lemna-!- v No. arrives Thnrsi-l:i- nn.l '".Ton. and Etude nts. It is di one described an excellent and estimable 'dared to lo dition of human nature. Rev. J. 1.. hope to develop a paying mine hi f,ir: v; i:;:oa th? able man days. No. 4 arrives Tuesday and Fri- - of the association's purposes further u fccnUenii-n- , too years, and Congregationalist, Boston, v.c i t.-'i- days. but old in stronger to develop Withrow, they return. 'ilK :.io;i his weaker and this colored r, C. : m j 99, too lianiow in views tc get on with "vcjrk. Mass. brot'.ii whu c.ui.;.; nc .hai that Local freight No. going south, American and English residents, with- Ready to Yield. the other arc:;, it is not in nim carries passengers. out whom is little Indeed of tho The Words of Christ. The words o! "I to do it. F. L. MYERS, Agent. there Energy all gone? Heachaeho? Stom- used DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve Mexican Episcopal church, it 13 de- Christ have a permanent and an abid for piles nnd found it a certain cure," "1 plead not merely f r training of laymen ach out of order? Simply a en.se of ing interest throughout the world. clared by in Mexico that the torpid liver. says S. R. Meredith, 't'illow Grove, the mind, but for tae rmral and spirit- CONDENSED TIME CARD OF THE two bishops elect, aside Ironi Mr. For- Burdock Blood Bitters They are as true and as convincing as I)el. Operations unnecessary to cure ual training of ihe home and the w ill make a Hew man or woman of you. Paso-Rock-Isla- ester, are quite unknown. The Epis- the v vcro a tnoiisand years ago, and piles. They always yii'.d to church; moral and spiritual train- El nd Route a DeWitt's the copal church in the United Slates lias will be as convincing and vital thou Witch Hazel Salve. Cures skin dis- ing that have always been found in, EFFECTIVE JUNE 5, 1902. long heen urged to consecrate bishop RELIGIOUS THOUGHT. sand years hence ns tuey are today. eases, r.ll kituls of wounds. Accept no and that ever have accompanied the empires may change. - East DAILY SERVICE or bishops lor Mexico, and so start it Kingdoms and counterfeits. J. II. O'Kiellv A.- Co., and study of, this book; this book, widen in West by it u J upon the road to antonomy, and finally Gems of Truth Cleaned from Teach- science may startle the world B. II. & Co. every civilized tongue, can be "8:00' pm LvTT.El" Paso. . . Ar; 30"am of Lord Brbtss almost yielded last April, electing three, who ings of All Denominations. discoveries, but the word tho o described as The Book,' with the cer- 8:15 lni Ft. Bliss .Lv :15 am nov; com- abidcth forever. Cardinal Gibbons, 8: pm: " . . . .. : 49 jwail approval of standing Education. BLAND. tainty of all understanding you when II Hereford am mute and Education is the watch- Itoman Catholic, Baltimore, Md. you 10 pm- " .. Jariila June :00 am .s consecration. word of the hour. Rev. E. V. Cas- so describe it. !: Quadrennial From the Herald. "The moral of 10:55 pm " Alamogordo. : 55 am Conference. well, Methodist, New York. Chief Fact. The chief fact about immense inlluenee the " The opal claims in Peralta canyon Bible, of Infinitely 11:21 pmj . . . Tularosa .. :16 am There has thus far been but one any nation ;s its reunion, i no meas though, course. the will yet make Bland famous. Is only power 12:23 ami " . . . Oseiira . . :22 am serious response to the Methodist hook The Church. If the people will not ure 01 energy 01 iaith is also the most Important, not the tho An assaying outfit has arrived and 1:10 am " . . Carrizozo . : 53 am committee to the latter's bid lor invita- come to the church, the church must asure of the energy ot national lite. it has for good. In addition tnere Is iii' will bp used nt the Crown Point. 2:(G am' " ...... :0C am. tions to the next niad.en:.iul general go to the people. Rev. Dr. Carson, Ignorance is not the mot iter of devo- the unceasing influence it exerts on Audio It is said that a forre of men will no 2:29 am; " . .. Tecolote .. :4Sam conleronoo, to meet in the spring of Prosiiytcrlan, Brooklyn, N. Y. tion, nor of anthin;i edse that is the side of good taste, of good litera- put to work on the Crown Point mine. 3:13 am " . . . Corona . . :0.r) am lif'M. This response comes from Phil- worthtul. Tho inteilige nt conscience ture, of proper sense of proportion, Salvation. Salvation does not come Good times nheadi 3 : 29 am' " . . Torrance' . :43 am adelphia, and seems to be in earnest. is the true power that makes for per- of simple and striglitforward writing out of memory. It is. tho fair child of Miss Jennie Arnott returned tho first 3:57 ami " . . . Marino . . : in am lit v. Dr. Russell 1.1. Conwell, although manent national lite. This intelligent and thinking. faith hope. Rev. Dr. Uni- of the week from a visit to Miss Mary 5:15 am " . . . . . : 2'j pm a liupiist. tendered to the Philadelphia and Harris, eonsedciico is a large extent gu'em "This Is not a tmall matter in an Pastura versalis!, Worcester, Mass. to Springer in Cochiti canyon. H:o5 Rosa : 30 pm committee the use of (J race Rapt 1st by our Sunday schools Rev. Dr. Hull, age when there is a tendency to read amAr. .Santa The Benham saw mill in Media Dia 7:30 am: " . .Santa Rosa. .Ar :15 pm church and Temple college hall, as Religion get Baptist, BrooKlyn, N. Y. - much that, even if not actually harm- Justice. and love wfll Canvoll WaH KiiM imlir tho liaminr- y 9:27 am; " .. Tucumcari ..Lv :07 pm large and auditoriums, but 1 .1 ful oa moral grounds, is t injurious, available small headway until justice arrives II ...... 1. 4 : r,5 " ...... : academy Immortality. 1m mortality? What is IilI ij.ininitti.C,,, ii was iiiuctt'u iiuw 11 because it represents slipshod, sloven- ami Topeka 50 am the tender was retused. The justice, industrially and socially. Rev. : to die? This physical vesture, to J. G. Creagher. ly thought work; not kind of t;:55 am' Ar. .Kansas City., 45 pm does not compare favorably with the D. N. there and the : Beach, Congregationalist, Deli- The Jemez and Sulphur 10:iu pm Chicago . . . 15 am eon-loren- all. What is the re lo live? The Springs are expression, Auditorium, Chicago, in which the ver, Colo. that is beginning serious thought, of serious "... mi t in I'.mu. Philadelphia is sod. the man mTo sleeps for a short to catch the crowds of which we like to see in anything that CAPITAN BRANCH. time, but who, like his Lord, shall rise health seekers and visitors that usual-I- goes fiber of character. the logical meeting place next time, Character. Character will carve its throng into the 7:ou am Lv.. Carrizozo .. Ar, 7:otipm und seems to be chosen. signature anywhere. A coun- the third day. And how shall he live? to the mountains to avoid "The Bilde does not teach us to 8: 45 am CapitanLvj 5:25 pm almost certain radiant the heat of the ArNorth A pint from the celebration of the com- tenance comes from communion with In his spiritual body, into the lull use cities. shirk difficulties but to overcome them 9:05 am Capitan . 5:u0pm now The I'le.in t to establish an electric "... .."i pletion of the $2o.oimi, fund, and tho God. Rev. S. E. Young, Presbyterian, anil freedom of wliien he shall That is a lesson that each one of us ALAMOGORDO BRANCH. It shall be no unreal, ghostly plant Pt White Rock canyon is a good who is bound to tumor to clc uon ef about two new bishops, tho Pittsburg, Pa. I'oine. one. has children Alamogordo. 8:0" pm ooiifci cute will have before it no great life, but more than ever a perfectly The river can furnish plenty oi t aedi the'eo children, if he or she ex- 8:uoamLv. Ar questions. Personal Touch. If we would win embodied life. Rev. Julian K. Smyth, power fer such a plant and the pro- pects to tee them become fitted to 10:50 am Ar. Clouderoft .Lv!5:30piu nun tor God we must place Sv, edenhorgian, New Yoik city. moters of ihe enterprise w'ill realize 11:10 am' .Cox Canon.."! 5:00 piu United Brethren Affairs. ourselves upon play the part of men and women in ". in personal touch with our fellowmen. this fact closer Inspection of the our world. These trains make direct connec- L'nited Brethren have made tempor- Rev. M. P. Kikes, Baptist. Baltimore, Study of the Bible. The' real art of tails at that point. we we ary provision for help "If read the Bible aright read tions at all principal junction pointd increased in Md. reading once learned, its laws under- a book which teaches us to go forth with all diverging lines. board of bishops. Recently liish-o- p their stood and observed, man will no longer Whooping Cough. and do work of Lord; do the A. N. BROWN. G. P. A.. llott died, leaving with Purity. Parity heart, new, My son whoop- the the to the church of the make have in auponual craving for the little had an attack of work of the Lord in the world as we El Paso, Texas. but tin eo surviving bishops. These purity of life. We can keep evil but in the, old and tested, the standard ing cou.:h and was threatened with took a vote of thoughts occupying find it; to try and make things better three the delegates to from our hearts. bonks of the world, lie will find uis pneumonia; but for Chamberlain's only bet- the lust general conference, it being Rev. Dr. Monk, Methodist, ministering Cough Remedy in this world, even if a little Atlanta, Ga der rest friends, hanpiness we would have had a ter, wo have lived In it. This THOUSANDS SAVED BY agi-'c- thi! choice rhould serve a time because ihat unto "him. And if there is draueht serious of it. It also saved him kind work can be done only by a until the next hiei'ing of conference. Success in Life. Success in life we richer from that sacred fountain to from several severe attacks of croup. of suc- man who is neither a weakling nor a This choice proved Rev. Dr. George . all wish to attain but obtain this which we are led by the reading of the 11. J. Strickfaden. editor Wornl-Her-ald- , i; Matthews, and he cess with honorl Let honor, not mon- book, coward, by a man who, in the fullest takts the central immortal. Imperishable, eternal Fair Haven, Wash. For sale by a composed Wiscon- ey, be our motto. Bishop Burgess, Linden-muth- , sense of the word, is true Christian district, of Illinois. the Word of God. Rev. L. A. all druggists. Bunyon's We For Consumption. Coughs, Colds sin, Minnesota. Iowa, Oklahoma. Mis- Episcopalian, New Yoik. Akron, Ohio. o like Great Heart. hero. Presbyterian. w and deep- and all THROAT AND LUr.G TROUBLES. souri and parts of Kansas and Ne- A plead for a closer and ider Lives.- - be Pension Story. so our peo- braska. The Brethren have six mis- Live Great Theie could Sufferers. Commissioner Eugene er study of the Bible, that This motlicino jiositively i,o obligation upon us to live great Interesting to Asthma of Pensions may as we ll as in theory wonderful sionaries at work in the Philippines, F. Ware received a letter from a man ple be in fact Colels. lives it such living were dependent Daniel Bante. of Otterville. Iowa, eloiTs of tho word and not hearers cures Consumption, Coughs, and four in I'orto Rico. At Ponce "I have had asthma for three in Illinois a few days ago in which he they have a new costing $10,. upon things beyond our choice and writes: only.' " Bronchitis, Asthma, Pneumonia, church C. or four years have tried about all said: POO, ready control. Rev. Woolfkin. Baptist, and The entire address is published with Hay Fever, Pleurisy, LnClrippe, almost for dedication. The Y. cough and cures in the "I am now getting a pension of $30 semi-centenni- Brooklyn, N. the asthma just as it was hoop-ingCou- year iyo3 will be the a Mr. Roosevelt's consent aodW gh. market and have received treatment month. Rece ntly the Lord has pros- to his friends and II oarscntss, SoreThroat of the missionary society. It has been pered me and I I get originally delivered Fight Our Battles. We must fight from physicians in New York and ilon't think should as No. 13. by ihe Every bottle guarantee! decided to publish a new history of the to much money. I gave my neighbors, leaflet our battles as those who are conscious other cities, but got very little benefit service to Bible socie ty and can be pro- hooicty durinr that year, and to make my country, and I I should American NO CURE. NO PAY. of the near presence of the hosts of until I tried Foley's Honey and Tar think have cured by addressing that socie ty at thu an effort to clear the society from a God. will bring I some pension, of course, J IRICE 50c. and TRIAL BOTTLES FREE. Prayer us help to sur- which gave me immediate relief and but think House, New York. SI. debt ol $21,000. Several educational mount uifliculties. Rev. E. White, will never be without it in my house. $;!( a month is too much. Is there any Bide under this denomination are way I can Episcopalian, Worcester, Mass. I sincerely recommead it to all." have my pension reduced or On the first indication of kidney jiaying off debts and increasing endow- 1 Pharmacy. suspended while enjoy the prosperity stop it by taking Foley's Kid- A. E. WALKER ments. new Blshor Matthews was It appv trouble, The Moral Disorder. "rs that that is mine at present?" ney Cure. Alvarado Pharmacy. FIRE INSURANCE formerly associate editor of the de- there Is in the social organism of the Trunks, valises, hand bags, suit This is the only letter that ever nominational newspaper. The other human race some sorto moral disor- eases, telescopes, largest variety in came to the pension bureau asking Doming will be tne great smelter three are Bishop Castle, of Philomath, der. The Bible calls tbi sin. The re- city to select from. Golden Rule Dry for a reduction of pension, and Com- center. Two large plants will be In- Secretary Mutual Bulldlnj issoclatlca bishop Kephart, Wteterville, ' Ore.; ol sult of this is decay, disintegration nod Goods Company. missioner Ware looked at it with stalled within the year. Office tt J, v. uaJdrldge'i Lwifcer THE ALBUQUERQUE DAILY CITIZEN, SATURDAY, JUNE 28, 1902 5

ARIZONA Music 'The Night Has a Thousand NORMAL Eyes" (Kmcry) STATEHOOD BILL THE ECONOMIST THE ECONOMIST THE ECONOMIST Normal Glee Club. Thursday evening was eonimence-trt'ent- . Commencement Exercises at This dear to the hearts of ihe seven May Suffer Further Delay by Amend" seniors. During the day our citizens Great Institution at Flagstaff. witnessed the spectacle of seven dole- ments in the Senate. The Economist ful (?) young ladies bearing a casket, in which was supposed to rest the SLVEN GRADUATES. class of 'o;i. that they were proceeding TWO SIDES. ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO. to bury. At night they appeared, no No Shoes, Clothing or But lit longer gav Groceries Everything the doleful but and sparkling, Dry Goods Line. in caps and gowns ready to receive From Coconino Sun. the A special 10 well merited reward of several years dispatch to the Denver Agents for McCall Patterns. Aid Patterns and 15 cts. Friday, June 19, was the last day of of study. Republic: n. the leading republican Mail Orders Solicited and Filled Sam's Day as Received. faithful paper o! Colorado, the third year's woik in the Northern The program of Thursday evening from Washington, by under date of June 25. says: Normal. The past week has heen de- opened with a violin solo Frevl Grim. This was followed by a By an arrangement effected today by voted to the short in annual festivities of the by Taylor, who in- the divergent interests the senate address Professor subse- school. Hon. 10. Sloan, committee on territories, and troduced Richard of by Tuesday evening the beautifully dee-orate- d Prescott. The address of Judge Sloan quently ratified the senate, a terri- Economist Dry Goods ;, bill will be reported to Normal hall was filled to over- was the principal feature of tiie e ven-in;- torial statehood flowing with an appreciative audience, and was impressive and scholarly. and considered by the senate early in gathered to hear the contest in elocu- jus discourse was upon the progress December, when congress reconvenes. tion and essay writing. '1 nere were and advancement of education, and In the meeting that resulted in this four prizes offered in the contest. Two, was highly appreciated and listened to agreement the lact developed that the $10 principal reason for onposi:i Senator Under and $5, were by Mr. T. fluch of Priced offered with marked attention by the audi- E. Pollock tor recitation, and two. of ence, which thronged, Quay's motion for the omniMu state- the commodious pre- IT MEANS RARE SAVINGS IT MEANS AS WELL QUALITY. 1 10 and $."), ly Dr. D. J. Brannen for assembly hall. hood hill was for the purpose et FOR EVERY ITEM IS OF THE essay venting the hi! I fco'iug on the calendar writing. In addition to these A song by the Normal Glee club fol DEPENDABLE KIND. FOR WHICH YOU USUALLY PAY MUCH MORE. SCAN THE LIST PRICED there were two prizes, of $30 and $20, lowed, and then Professor Taylor pre- in unamended torni. offered for the defining and pronuncia- sented the diplomas, accompanying Some of the republican members of BELCW AND COMPARE WITH PRICES YOU HAVE BEEN PAYING AND YOU WILL SEE WHERE tion by diacritical markings of twenty-fiv- e the presentation with tender, parting tlit committee are inclined to favor ter- - THE words. These prizes were offered words of advice and God speed. Flow tin admission of one or two of the SAVING COVES IN. ' S by Hon. M. J. Riordan and F. W. Sis-so- ers and congratulations poured in itorics. but not all three of them, and upon the happy seven, who were they desire therefore to amend the The exercises were opened by an Misses Grace Grim. Mina Jones. Virgie measure in cdniniittee. This they 2.1 Vaih -- Ilk Watnts 82.25 Hosiery Special address of welcome by Professor Tay- Rudd, Mna Burns. Creola Black, Mary have an opportunity to attempt. lor, by a piano by Misses Senator Bate said the democrats ac These are regular $3 and $4 waists followed duet Funston and Bertha Beecher. Ladies' lisle finish, black lace Beecher and Burns. The next number most important event of the eve cepted the program only because it all beautiful combination, of colors. fast on the program was the reading of an ning was the awarding of medals for had become apparent that action could They are correct styles and warranted hose, regular 23 cent hose (size 8',i essay by Charles Stemmer; subject. the highest average standing for the not be secured at the present session. only) only 19c Slid side of the last colors and in all sizes. Your OO Q,": "The Resources of Arizona." The pa- He the deivociatic tfr-S.-- year in the senior class. The medals choice O per was well written and showed an were for this purpose by pome senate was solid in its support of the Ladies black cotton hose, drop stitch donated admii-sio- ot excellent knowledge of the present friend of school who desires his ill for the of all three double sole, high, spliced heel the Oklahoma. New .Mex- - and possible industries of the terri- identity to remain unknown. A. A. the territories 1Vi1uii lfoular"K Special while they last 2 pair 25c tory. The second number, "Prince Dutton presented the medals, the first i o and Arizona. These are mercerized silk, foulard Christ-Maid,- members say it does Kric's " a recitation by to Miss (.irace Grim and the second to The republican o0 wide, !n a col- Misses black lace lisle open worked not follow from today s agreement inches wide range of Miss Mary Funston, was well tendered Miss Mina Jones. The average of the orings, stripes and figures, regularly hose, a large range of newest patterns. and showed careful study. "The New two young ladies differed by a slight that the omnibus statehood bill will from speech of become the unfinished business De- sold for 05 and 40 cents the yard, your Our regular 25 cent hose, all sizes, South." an extract the fraction only. point 3 H. V. Grady, was the declamation The festivities of the week closet! cember 10 next. They make tiie choiei? 25c only 9c given by Grim, and showed grand recep- that the agreement provides for a re- Burton Friday evening with a s Misses' marked talent. Miss Kitty Rudd ren- tion, for which a general and cordial port by the committee on territorW to lvlliiouo ,ulr fine ribbed black hose, made the sleep walking scene from was extended by the board precede the consideration of the bill, from excellent quality lisle thread. dered ' invitation bill may be re- Our entire ttoek divided into three "Macbeth" in a highly creditable and faculty and students to all the and that whatsoever Our regular 35 quality. All ported will become .the unfinished busi- lets to close out made of extra qual- cent sizes manner. This number was followed citizens of Flagstaff. from 5 to. 9, only 25c by a piano solo by Miss Lotta Beal. ness. ity lawn made colored body and trim- The resident members of the board. That may or may not be an omnibus Miss Bertha Beecher then presented the faculty and the graduating class med with white lawn: Girl Graduate, a mono bill, and it is evident that the present Host) "A Sweet received the guests. A short program commit- LOT 135 Missis lun logue requiring considerable acting. desire of the majority of the 3 of music and recitation added to the tee is that it should not be. It should now 45 Miss Beecher's number was well re en'ovment of the evening. Refresh A fine ribbed Maco cotton hose, eeived and elicited much applause. be added that any bill reported from LOT 245 ments were served in the east corridor the ccniailttee on territories will be (50c double sole, heel and toe. Miss Virgie Rudd's essay, "We Have and adjoining rooms by the class of now 2 pr. 25 c Bay; Lies Be open to amendment in the senate. Regular 23c value, in all sizes Reached the the Ocean '03. At a late hour the guests dis LOT 30 snd 375 yond," betrayed a poetical temper neised. carrying with them pleasant on pro- The Other Side. now 85c ment. The next number the memories of the class of '02. and the A special dispatch to the Rocky cram was an essay. "Ambition and until N. A. N. S. closed its doors the Mountain News, the lending pap T of fci "Women Contentment." by Miss Marie Merritt 2d day of September. Colorado, from li clul li.tltfuilm in Underwear ior "As the democratic faith in Following was a recitation, The Normal school board have re Washington, dated June 25. says: I'urnMtli Moon Rose," by Miss Mina Jones. Miss year present Faiuj' ami Children tained for another the Senator Quay's fight for the omnibus stock divided Faith Kendrlck s essay, "The Point of faculty. A. N. Taylor, B. I Our entire into three efficient statehood measure was brought to an low or View." was an excellent paper. The principal: Miss Frances H. Bury, as- by capitu- lota to clo;e out our entire line: Vests neck sleeves low neck program, "How unexpected close toiity the last number on the sistant; Miss Cornelia Hartwell, as- opposition and their LOT 1 Choice of a lot of parasols wing sleeves, white or ecru, Won," a by George lation of the fM. aalvator recitation sistant; Miss Lulu Hunter, supervisor agreement to have the bill reported on blink, colors and white, that were 15c value, while they last 25c Burns, was a very vivid portrayal of a training school. De- ren of the the third day of the session next $1.50 and $2.0l, choice $1 race and was exceedingly well The Normal under the management cember and brought up for considera- Vests low neck, sleeveless or low '1 Glee club followed dered. ne Normal of Professor Taylor has heen success- tion on the tenth day. LOT 2 Your choice from this lot that neck wing sleeves, plain or lace trim- with a song and then came the award opening SO, ful since its opening. At the It of couiec cannot be expected that were $2.50 to $3. in black, colors med yoke, 25 cent value 15c ine of prizes. Miss Mina Jones won In Sentemher the attendance will be Ber the republicans have laid down their and white, sale price $2 first prize for recitation, and Miss largely Increased. arms and will offer no further opposi- Vests lisle thread, low neck, round tha Beecher second. Miss Marie Mer school will be LOT 3 For choice of our very best Next year a summer tion to statehood for the three terri- neck, V shape, Swiss ribb, all white, ritt won first prize for essay writing for the benefit of those who Arizona, New and fiucst parasols black, white conducted tories, Oklahoma and only 25c and Miss Faith Kendrick second. The desire the course of study, and It is ex- Mexico. The territorial delegates from and fancies Borne among them 35 cetit value anywhere, diacritical marking were teach- awards lor pected that a large number of these place 3 claim there are at least up $7.50, S3 made, prize going to Miss ad- sold to choice Lisle thread vests and pants, ecru also the first ers will avail themselves of the fUly-f- e ur senators who would vote for Mina Jones and the second to Misa vantages summer school. only. Vests are nigh neck, long sleeve of the the' omnibus bill at present before the aNi-tkwu- Fancy Marv Funston. During the summer vacation a com- committee, hut this, bill will not be re- Woiuo't's and pants knee length, 35 cent value, only 25c The nrofcram in full was as follows: and physical laboratory before a Jdr h8 Halt Duet plete chemical ported from the cemmittee Fronts at Price Music Instrumental will be added and fully equipped for naitle has been fougnt. These fancy dresB fronts and neck- Misses Beecher and Burns. work, completing a department which of Union Suits Arizona" So;.;e of the republican members wear are in linen, batiste, chiffon, Essay. .. ."The Resources of has heretofore been conducted under the committee aie Inclined to favor Charles Stemmer. ter- with lace applique and silk. They are Low neck sleeveless, umbrella style Christ-Maid- difficulties. the iidmission ot one or two of the Recitation. ."Prince Erick's " Note An illustration of this institu- ritories, but not ail three cf them, and not only timely, but beautiful, and pants, white only 50c on tion of learning is published th they desire, therefore, to amend the Just the thing for gowns for the sum- M'.ss Mary E. Funston. first page of today's Citizen. in committee. This they will Union suits lisle thread, low neck, New South" measure mer. Tney from GO cents Declamation "The have an opportunity to attempt. are marked no sleeves, knee length or high neck, (H. W. Grady) ac- - to $3.75 and will be closed out at ex- Toe Grim. Another Rough Rider in Office. Senator Bate said the democrats no sleeves, umbrella drawers, only... Burton only b' cause it one-hal- f ' I.ady Macbeth Fen. S. Hildreth, who a year or so opted the program actly marked prices. Recitation Lines from become apparent that action could Boys' balbriggan shirts ami drawers Miss Kitty B. Rudd. ago was a resident of Kingman, lias hail Women's pique ties in plain white been appointed register of the land of- not be secured at the piesent session. polka on white, regular value shirts high neck, long or short Music Piano Solo side of the sen- and dot Beal. fice at Prescott. vice Fred Tritle, He said the democratic sleeves drawers knee or "inkle length Miss Lotta ate was solid in its support of the bill 25c, to clean them out, choice 4) Recitation .."A Sweet Girl Graduate whose term of office had expired. Mr. foi 25C price for all sizes up 32 25c a capable young man for the admission of all three .! the tJ Miss Bertha Beecher. Hildreth is most New Mexico Essay "We Have Reached the Bay; and his many friends here are pleased territoriesOklahoma. Beyond" with the selection. He was a member and Arizona THE ttONOMIbl THE ECONOMIST THE ECONOMIS1 the Ocean Lies republican s say it does Miss Vircie E. Rudd. of the Roosevelt Rough Riders and in The way personal ac- not follo-- from today's aegreenient ES8ay "Ambition and Contentment' this came under the bill will president. M. W. that the ouinihu statehood Miss Marie Merritt. quaintance of the J. Ie-cem- of become the unfinished business on Recitation "As the Moon Rose Moore, the old republican warhorse y point Yavapai county, has been appointed r 1" next. The make the Miss Mina B. Jones. agreement provides for a re- Essay "The Point of View receiver in place of J. M. Martin. The that the outgoing officials are excellent men port by the committee on territories for The Citizen. Miss Faith Kendrick. - Subscribe to precede the- consideration of the Declamation "How Salvator Won' and their friends will regret their may be County Miner. bill, rnd that' whatsoever bill George W. Burns. Mohave reported will become the unfinished KTsvsaiirsBNrscfsBrasBsjrsiivi business. That may or may not i e an ommb'.is biil. i.r.d it i evident that tne present desire of the majority of the commit-- t is that it should not be. I Boys9 & Youths Clothing mm CLOUDCROFT roronor The Roof Garden of the Southwest. The season at Cloudcroft will open on June 1. the lodge, dining hall and lunch counter having been placed un- der the able management of the popu- lar hotel proprietor and manager, Geo. At Your Own Figure Waterman aiang ? prem- Awoer The fain of Cloudcroft as the ier summer resort of the Houthwest has bee n heralded far and wide, and patrons may rest assured its reputa- The difference of cost between a good tion will not be allowed to suffer this year. Extensive improvements have Buy been made in the way of accommoda- oiv is Your Chance to Cheap and a poor baking povder vould not tions and out door as well as indoor amuse'inents and entertainment. amount for a family's supply to one dol Fer a booklet regarding Cloudcroft. or further information regarding thi.s AT a summer re.-or- t, call on nearest coupon lar year. The poor powder would ticket ag nt, or address. A. N. BROWN. cause doctors' bills many times this. G. P. A., E. P R. I. Route, El Paso, Texas. is MANDlLL ORIiNSFlLD, Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder i Mrs. Albrignt. tne Artist, Is again In her studio. iiJ North Third the most economical in the end, because street. Parties who wish line work in j artistic photography, fhould call and it goes further in leavening and insures ! leave their orders for the new carbon Until the first of August on account of dissolution of the firm. photo- the latest in photographic are. o perfect, wholesome food. CARANTKEI) SILK GLOVES. 50 CENTS PER PAIR. ROSEN" WALD Used always in making the biscuit PROS. all $10.00 for Boys' long pants suits 8.50 " $7. 75 We are sole agent for Wheeler & 6.25 and cake it saves both health and money. ou 4 Wilson sewing machines, the best ne market. Albert Faber, 303 Railroad Made from pure, grape cream of tartar, avenue. Boys Linen 2 piece Youth's Clothing Boy's 3 piece Suits READ OUR ADVERTISEMENT. Suits. most healthful of fruit acids. ROSENWALD BROS. All $2.25 $2.50 suits for 90c All $8.00 for $6.75 All $3.00 and $5 50 now $3.75 o and Doming has a magnificent school All Linen Bants 35c for 25c All $3.75. $4.00 and $1.25 now. .$3.00 system. All $11.00 for $8.75 All $5.50. $6.00 and $6.50 now.. $4.50 Note. You cannot, it you value porxi u-- e low-Orac- Children's Blouse health, afford to cheap, Statehood cigars, two for 25 cents. All $1300 for $9.75 Boy's 2 piece taking jtowdcrs. They arc mostly, ia Suits Baking Co., RIB- Suits AH 0 $3 -- 5 Ftc Powder Hite of the pure food laws, in tele, irou VELVET RIBBONS. VELVET All $15.00 for $10.75 ,3 and now ...$2.25 . Chicago. j.lum, which endangers the healtlu A; BONS. VELVET RIBBONS. ROSEN- All $3 50 now $2.25 All $100 and $1.50 now $3.00 WALD BROS. physicians will tell you that such por All $3.00 now $3.50 All $17.00 for $12.50 All$5.00 and $3.50 now $4.00 tiers in food arc injurious. Demtng! Have you been there? If not, you should get there for the big sale ot lots on the 17th of this month. G THE ALBUQUERQUE DAILY CITIZEN, SATURDAY .TUNE 28 1902 vOUCXXJJCXXXJOOOCOOCOOO what effect they will have, though old OFFICIAL MATTERS. timers say the same thing occurred some years ago, causing the needles to turn color, but not Injuring the trees. OUEENSWARE. Territorial Funds Concluding Pro- Williams News. ceedings of Board of Health. Hot lunch, tree to everybody, at CALL AND SEE OUR Zeiger's Cafe tonight. Don't forget. INTERESTING At the No Name store: NEW INCORPORATIONS. Eight quart tin dish pans, 15 cents. Wash boards, 15 cents. LAMPS Wash tubs, G5, 75 and 85 cents. NEWS Territorial Treasurer J. It. Vaughn Good envelopes, 5 cents package. received from C. J. Kelly, collector of o J.ANJi-AINTE- CHINA INDIAN BLANKETS, Luna county, $7,975.51 of lflol taxes. Cordial invitation extended to old ICE CREAM FREEZERS, CARVING SETS, customers and visitors to partake of IN ADVERTISING1 IT IS AT ALL TIMES OUR AIM TO INFORM tonight COOKING UTENSILS, PICTURbo, Territorial Board of Health. the free lunch at Zeiger's Cafe OUR READERS OF SOMETHING WORTH KNOWNG. IT IS NOT The territorial board of health ad- o HAMMOCKS, CUT GLASS, journed Thursday evening alter grant- Keep Cool! OUR OBJECT TO FILL OUR SPACE WITH MANY WORD3 AND MEXICAN DRAWNWORK, CHAMBtH SETS, ing practice to Dr. W. M. Wear our negligee shirts; big line pi VAIN IJOASTS, WHICH CAN NEVER BE SUBSTANTIATED. licenses to Stef'n, DINNER SETS, KNIVES, FORKS, SPOONS, Popplewcll, Santa Fe; Dr. 11. N. Luton, Monarchs; only $1.25. Simon TODAY'S NEWS SHOULD PROVE EXCEPTIONALLY INTER- the Railroad Avenue Clothier. INDUN PUITCRY, JARDINIERES, of Folsom; Dr. Charles McLcllan, of ESTING, FOR WE BELIEVE YOU HAVE NEVER HAD AN OPPOR- Albuquerque, and Dr. David J. Seilin, tonight. MEXICAN HATS. of Helen, who had passed a successful Zeiger's Cafe free lunch TUNITY TO AVAIL YOURSELF OF SUCH VALUES AS WILL examination. The last named is a Everybody invited. HOLD SWAY AT OUR BARGAIN COUNTERS DURING THE NEXT graduate of medical school of the the Deniing, the seat of the n .w county WEEK. . Russia, University of St. Petersburg. of Luna. READ THIS CAREFULLY. THERE ARE MANY MORE ITEMS J. M and his brother Is the chief surgeon of W. ALETTE, the Santa Fe Pacific railway. A cordial invitation is extended to WHICH SPACE WILL NOT PERMIT US TO MENTION. ' A was grand Successor to A. B McGaffey A. Co. resolution also passed that everybody to attend the free made before taking your summer outing you will need the board recognizes all medical lunch at the Metropolitan tonight. Tailor suits OPEN EVENINGS. 216 WEST RAILROAD AVE schols on the list of the New York one we offer while they last, your choice of any suit In the house for Hoard of Regents of the American As- Carpenters' and machinists' tools of $12.50 COOOOCOOCXXXXXXXXOO sociation of Medical Colleges, as all kinds. Albuquerque Harware com- This Includes some of those beautiful $27.50 garments. The price schools in good standing, whose grad- pany. uates will be given a certificate to we asu is less than the cost of manufacture. & CO. practice in New Mexico upon applica- A fine free lunch at the White Ele- Thomson's Glove Fitting and F. C. Corsets, H. & W. Corset waists, BORRADAILE tion without examination. phant resort tonight. they sell for $1.25; sale price 85c o Mrs. A. M. acted as stenog- Triumph Guaranteed Silk Gloves that sell for 75 cents; the sale Furniture, rapher of the board. The board will CORSETS ON SALE AT AN UN- 1 OAK.V I-- meet again in December. HEARD OF FIGURE. ROSENWALD price 50c Crockery, PROS. "Gusher" White Lawn Waists that sell for $4.00; sale price $3.00 o Incorporations. "Gusher" White Lawn Waists that sell for $3.25; sale price $2.50 Graniteware, The Texas & Western Telegraph & Free lunch tonight at the White Ele- JSL Telephone company filed incorporation phant. "Gusher" White Lawn Waists that sell for $2.75; sale price $2.00 Tinware, papers, the incorporators and directors "Gusher" White Lawn Waists that sell for $1.50; sale price ...... 85c J.L1). being James Douglas, William E. Art Squares, Dodge. Arthur C. James, Cleveland li. CLASSIFIED ADS. VE HAVE FORTUNATELY RECEIVED ANOTHER SHIPMENT Dodge, Walter Douglas, Joseph Van OF . -- LVET RIBBON (SATIN BACK) WHICH WILL BE SOLD AT & tew Mattresses, Vieck. O Notman. The capital is Note All classified advertisements SALE PRICES. $iMt.(M)ii. into 2.omi The divided shares. or rather "liners," one cent a word for DON'T MISS THE OPPORTUNITY TO AVAIL YOURSELF OF rl Springs, telegraph and telephone line is to ex- each Insertion. MLnlmum charge for SUCH UNHEARD OF BARGAINS. New and Second tend along the El Paso & Southwest- sny classified advertisements, 15 cents. ern railway and its .anches and later In order to Insure proper classification will be gradually through the Household Goods extended all "liners" should be left at this of- southwest. th- line ttt present being fice not later than 3 o'clock p. m. planned to extend from El Paso to Sizes-$3.0- 0 Douglass, Ariz., with branch lines from FOR RENT. Iron Beds All Carlzilillo to Doming, from Doming to ROSENWALD BROS. Morenci, Ariz., Douglass to Benson, FOR RENT A good stable and buggy house, Up. Douglass to Nacosari, Douglass to Bis-be- close in; suitable for express- Douglass to Naco and from Naco man or for private team and buggy. Household Goods on to Cananea in Mexico. The headquar- Apply at Rico Cafe. ters of the company will be at Doug- FOR RENT The cobblestone house, lass, Ariz. second door from Highland house, Easy Payments. The Southwestern Inlet national bath in house, hot and cold water; N. M. Express company filed incorporation good stable and chicken houses. In- 117 Gold Avenue Albuquerque papers, the incorporators lieing Ji'.mes quire at Rico Cafe. 0. W. STRONG & SONS, Douglass. William E. Dodge. Arthur C. FOR RENT Airy, comfortable rooms New and Second James, Cleveland II. Dodge. Walter nt Casa de Oro, with board. Call at (!13 Undertakers and Embalmers House Furnishings, vti ;$? Hand Goods. Douglas and Joseph Van Vleck, who West Gold avenue. are also the directors of the company. FOR RENT Large cool rooms for The capital is $Jtio.oou. divided into light housekeeping. 524 West Rail- 2,000 shales. The company will at first road avenue. Rent reasonable. Superintendent Fairview, Santa Barbara and "B'rai operate on the El Paso it Southwest- Brith" Cemeteries. ern railway and its branches and will FOR SALE. A Just Demand iat r extend its field of operatior. FOR SALE Telephone line between The headquarters are at Douglass, Thornton, N. M., and Hland, N. M. Local Undertakers Santa Fe Pacific Railroad. Ariz. T. E. Gargan, manager, 207 South Second street. ti Both 'Phones in Our Office 201-21- 1 North Second Street. For Recognition PLACES OF WORSHIP. FOR SALE $53 saddle for $35; only-bee-n ywawruM .HAMULI Highland Church, South used one month. Call at 2"'i iikhwimmiiiiuiwb anaasHE&KBQzaai Methodist Gold second Arno street, M. Hodgson, pastor Sun- West avenue, floor. C QSl Q. g Stg g 9, g 9. P. P P P Q flPSflPPQgQgPP'JQtf QPPOOOO 2 S&R 10 a. m.; Epworth Lea- FOR SALE Cheap; ladies' and gents' km. UNCLE SAM'S day school at bicycles. 803 u 7 p. preac.ung 11 a. m. Inquire South Arno gue at ni.; at street. BIRTHDAY DINNER and 8 p. m. A cordial welcome to all. helpful ser- FOR SALE New bicycles, run lid Good singing r.nd bright cyclome- should friend;-- , yon. miles, coaster brake. Acme be the best that can be provid- vices. Bring your with 113 ter, $15: East Lead avenue. ed If la Presbyterian church, Silver avenue FOR SALE Horse, buggy and har- and it celebrated iit. a prime T. C. lleatti",. pattor and Fifth street, ness for St',.1, all in good condition. rib or porterhouse of beef, or u 11 8 p. m.; . roast Services at a. m. and pernio and for lady p. m.; Sunday school Horse suitable leg of cer- P. S. C. E. at 7:15 to drive. Apply to J. L. Gunn, lou delicious spring lamb, it is at a:.Id a. m. All are cordially invit- Railroad avenue. tain to be enjoyable. ed. For midsummer FOR SALE A good livery outfit very, Is 06666666i'6666'6"6'6'6'Si5'S60c,ooC06!C6aoaoaoOOOoCoooa Congregational churei., east end of heap; a for a man with there nothing that is so dainty r.nd 11 m. and 8 p. chance viaduct Services at a. small means to go into business; appetizing as our prime steaks and we m. Sermons by Dr. Henry H. Thom- have other business to look after son. Morning subject, "Zeal;"' evening and must sell. informu cut from the very best that Is raised. subject, "Judgment." At the morning For further tion apply to John F. Williams, Cor-rillo- Our choice country fed poultry is Havana Cigars service Miss Cora Oehring and Duncan fat Sunday school at N. M. and toothsome. Pell will sing solos. FOR SALE A forty acre ranch near il: 4.1. 20 In I 10 a. railroad; acres fruit trees and St. John's Episcopal church vines; 400 shade and ornamental 2 for 25 Cents m.. Sunday school; 11 a. 111., morning trees; good pure water from a sixty prayer and sermon, subject, "The Fall foot well; good adobe residence and Wm. Farr of iiabylon;" Prof. Patterson will as- particulars by outhouses. For inquire sist the musical part of the service at The Citizen office. a cornet s')lo; 8 p. 111.. evening prayer FOR SALE Stove wood, any length, o anil sermon, subject, "The Bible, What 4( pounds for $1; cord wood, one Is It?" 'ord, $4. Id. Call on or address G. Flesher & Rosenwald Lead avenue Methodist church, cor- Libera, Old Albuquerque. N. M. I Brockmeier & Cox, ner of Lead avenue and Third street Foil SALE Several beaarul homes The pastor will preach morning and and city lots. These are bargains evening. Evening subject, a sermon on MAKERS and must be seen to ta appreciated JS Christian socialism, "The Ideal World." No trouble to show property. See Sunday school at i:45. Epworth Lea- Jno. W. McOnade. GARDEN o gue at 7 p. m. Seats free; all are wel- HOSE o come. WANTED. k3 A young KOCOO0OCOOtOOOOOOOOOOO9C SPECIAL MEETING TONIGHT. WANTED reliable man to LAWN MOWEHS S drive milk wagon. Experienced hand to 8 DO YOU KNOW YOU CAN HAVE A preferred. Gleckler's dairy. A r 9 Of Commercial Club to Consider a 118 Gold It Iw III nPDEi 11 nn 1 40 WANTED Good carpenter. For par- o Avenue. IIVI.ti ti v) New Railroad Proposition. ticulars address John A. Lee, Albu- There wid be a special meeting of querque.. or John l!ecker( Helen, N. the directors of the Commercial club M. at 8 o'clock this evening to discuss a WANTEIV At once 2.10 teams to work oocoooococooocoo e new railroad proposition, which is to - tn the Santa Fe Central railroad. 0 be presented by Georg.- W. SUibhs. Appi.: at company's general offices. The proposed line of road would be S.iiua or to chief engineer at z from Albuquerque north along the Rio r. George B. Williams, Kennedy's W. S. Hopewell, r stai!'n. 9 Grande to a connection with the lkui-o- rcnei-H-l manager. 0 & Hio Grande railway, and a WANTED Gents' good second hand DRUGGIST. z branch from the main line at a point clothing, shoes and hats, 315 South near the Cocbiii pueblo into the Co-chi- ti First street. Call or address It. J. 117 West Railroad Avenue z mining district. The plans also Sweeney. o contemplate the erection and opera- Va.siim Experienced dry goods tion of reduction works of o' tons ca- salesman, who speaks Spanish and 0 pacity to treat the Cochiti ori s. BUGGY AND HARNESS English. References. Address, n Twenty years experience in prescription trade. 0 A Warning to Stay Away. Hros.. Santa Fe, N. M. JUST CALL ON US AND SEE HOW VERY LOW PRICES WE WANTED At once, a girl for cooking The following article, from the Cer-rillo- s Refer to Albuquerque physicians generally. z 1 HAVE AND ON WHAT EASY TERMS YOU CAN EUY. Register, is a decided warning to and general housework. Call at 5 ti keep away from Cerrillos and ad West Tijeras avenue. 0 the WANTED Trustworthy person in ALBUQUERQUE, jacent camps, specially dining hot each county manage i to business, old Automatic 'Phone 458, Col. 'Phone 63. 2 & Co., NEW MEXICO. z weather: established house, solid financial J. Korber o Roy Stainm, solicitor for the Albu-qilrqu- e 0 standing; straight bona fide weenly CDCOCOOOOCOOOOOOOOOCX)COOOC Journal-Democrat- , has been ing cash salary $1S paid by check each 00000000OOOC9000000000000 ansact business in the camps Wednesday, with all expenses south of tliis week. re- direct here While from headquarters; money advanced Santa Fe Pacific Shops' S. turning from Madrid Tuesday evening for expenses. Mauager, MICHAEL he had a narrow escape from being 379 Claxton Dealer in Building, 16-1- by Chicago. 16, 21 23, seriously bitt n a dog. He was walk 23. 30. ORCHESTRA. ing and leading his horse when a pass- Fine Watches, WANTED Five young men from Ber- - J. POST & CO ing dog snapped Mr. Daniel Geib, darionett. at him tearing his nalillo county at once to prepare for Craig, piano. Fine Jewelry. pants and leaving teeth marks in his positions in government Mr. (leorge leg. Fortunately he had on a pair of the service. C. F. MYERS and WM. MclNTOSH, Mr. Chas. Needhani, FINE WATCH REPAIRING. Apply to Inter-Stat- Corres. Inst., Proprietor!. cornet. heavy leggins which saved him from William P. Cook, trombone. Repairing done promptly and by severe injury. Cedar Rapids, la. Frank Fuller violin. skilled workmen. WANTED To buy or rent a second Are prepared to furnish music for Base Ball at Santa Fe. hand fire proof safe. Address M, HARDWARE. Vails, parties, etc. Satisfaction guar- 325 South Second Street. this office. Albuquerque, Several will go from here to Santa anteed and music the latest. Address New Mexico. Fe to see the ball game between Santa FRANK FULLER, MISCELLANEOUS. BADARACCO'S SUMMER GARDEN Fe and the club from Antonita. Colo. 317 South Fourth street, teacher of A, big excursion will be run over the A 1.1. successful people speculate, why Buckeye violin, cornet, drums and all in- brass Just North of the City Limits. Denver & Rio Grande. The Antonita not you? Write for our booklet show- y53$I5 struments. Open day and night. Bar supplied club is a member of the San Luis val- ing how you can invest your idle money We make the best door and window with best of liquors and cigars and Ice ley league. from 120 up and receive large X screens. They are far superior to any cold bottled beer. Hall and concert returns weekly. Money safely han- Mowers every Saturday evening, and concert Injurious Fly. dled and can be withdrawn at any made in the east at the same price. A peculiar fly bug mak- every Sunday afternoon, Bowling alley sort of or is any time. Address Chicago Syndi-cat- e Albuquerque Planing Mill company, A. ing a serious attack on pine trees X. Telephone No. 463. free to visitors. Lunches served. Gar- the Book, 350 Dearborn nt, Chicago In They ei-e- 111. ' o den has swings and nice shade trees. this section. to bore into Let flgur en your plumbing. Everybody Invited and good order pre- the twigs and needles, allowing the LOST A pair of nose glasses. Return Banner and Steel Hay Rakes ui sap to escape in hardware company. served. such quantities that to 115 Railroad avenue. 0 vegetation beneath bears the appear- CASH PAID for distributing samples. Eclipse Hay Presses o Ruppe's drug store open all night, ance of having Just experienced a two Send Btarap. American Distributer, MAIL ORDERS SOLICITED. Statehood cigars, for 25 cents. every night heavy rain. It yet remains to be seen Kansas City, Mo. THE ALI1UQUEUQUK DAILY CITIZEN SATURDAY JUNE 28, 1902 -;--! LOCAL PARAGRAPHS. What Is the Use Hwwwuwvvmm$wwi Albuquerque A large party of Albuquerque people of suffering from Indigestion If you eat Hardware Company will spend tomorrow at Coyote canyon. what you want, cr of starving yourself to avoid such distress? Acker'a Dys- F. C. Fox, division superintendent, pepsia Tablets taken after eating will ALBERT FABER, passed up the road last night for Las digest your Vegas. food perfectly and free i you from all the disagreeable symp- ' and Mrs. Horry and Professor Ievina toms of indigestion and dyspepsia. Eat i 305 RAILROAD AVENUE, GRANT BUILDING Builders' General Hardware will furnish the music for the ball at what you want at any time and take an the Orchestrion hall tonight. Acker tablet afterward. Positively Headquarters for Carpets, Linoleum, Matting, Curtains,. Blankets and Jark Haverly, the pitcher for the guaranteed. Your money will always Browns, who has been critically ill, is be refunded if yor are not satisfied. House Furnishing Goods. Cutlery, Guns and Ammunition. reported as much better today. Write to us for a free sample. W. H. Rev. R..M. Craig, the Presbyterian Hooker & Co., iluffalo. N. Y. J. II. synodical missionary, was a north ORielly & Co., and B. II Briggs & Cc HERDERS WALL bound passenger this morning. Carpet Characteristics . Wm. Mcintosh, the Chilili sheep rais- VON KETTLER. HINERS TENTS WEDGE er, who was at Santa Fe on business, returned to the city last night. Memory of the Germany Ambassador l to Be Honored. AND WAGON COVERS. Emiliano Sandoval, in the mercan- May or tile business at Cabezon, Is in the c.y Berlin, June 28. There is' to be an enhance lessen the AGENTS FOR SAVAGE RIFLES AND CARBINES. purchasin goods and ranch supplies. elaborate memorial service at Kroll's beauty of a room. Those rich 120 WEST GOLD AVENUE. Two express cars loaded with canta tomorrow In honor of Baron von Ket-tle- r, patterns, produced In many but loupes from Mexico, passed through the German ambassador to China delicately harmonized colorings, city morning for Kansas City. at the beginning of the uprising. The ths this date will be the second anniversary of those real works of art for the Byron Harvey, of the Harvey eating Von Kettler's cruel murder by the box- floor, shown In our display of on house system, is in the city today ers. Kroll's. where the service Is to the best productions of the year, ALBUQUERQUE PLANING business connected with the Alvarado. opera MILLCo be held, is the imperial summer are the wonder of all who see The South Second street tailor, house In the Thiergarten. The kaiser Manufacturer of Giaesher, is handing around, a himself has framed the musical pro- them. These patterna come in most useful souvenir 6f an aluminum gram, in which all the great artists nf every material, at prices that Sash, Doors, Mouldings, Store Fronts, comb. the royal institutes, opera, concerts are easy grounders. TI108. X. Wilkerson will spend next and academies, will participate. Be- Ingrain carpets, 25 cents per Office and Store Fixtures, Wood Turn sides sacred music there will be mar- week on the upper Pecos, lie is one yard and upwards. ing and Mill Work of all kinds to or- of the best trout fishermen in the ter- tial airs, and as a special compliment ritory. to Baroness Von Kettlei. the kaisei Brussels carpets, 60 cents per der. MAIL ORDERS SOLICITED. has ordered all the best (impositions yard and upwards. During the sickness of Vincent Wen-Vei- l, carpets, 90 cents per one of of Frederick the Great t be played. - ' r Velvet Louis Tripp is acting as In 7 yard and upwards. 4Q3 SOUTH FIRST STREET. the clerks at the Jaffa Grocery compa- The theater will be draped black ny and decorated with Chinese trophies, store. captured guns, the keys of the captur- Half a dozen discharged soldiers, ed cities and arms. who saw service In the Philippines, Professor Begas has Just completed DECORATIVE passed through the city going north a magnificent statue of Baron von Ket-tle- this morning. a repliean of which will be pre- EFFECT Misses Egler and Dennis came in sented to the widow, who is the daugh- OLD RELIABLE" ESTABLISHED 1878 Is a most Important (actor m the from the west last night and continued ter of Heni's B. Lcdyard. of Detroit. Jewelry worn, are on east. They are teachers from the and best resuita village Acomita. L. B. PUTNEY, designs and of STOCK YARDS BURNED. obtained from artistic George J. Stonenian, a well known tasteful settings. Our rings, brooch- citizen of Globe, Arizona, arrived last The Railroad Stock Pens South of City es, pins, etc., are of that high art night. His wife, nee MisB Hanim, pre- Destroyed. and quality found only In Jewelry of sented him with a fine baby girl tne This afternoon, at 3:30 o'clock, a WHOLESALE GROCER. the finest make. other day. zz message reached the city that the rail- John Baron Burg and wife, nee Miss road stock yards a lew miles south of fire, not be Flour, rain Carries tha Larreit T. Y. MAYNARD, Dolores Otero, arrived from California the city vete on and could 0 and ftoct Extenaiva this morning, and will remain here for saved. Viother message was received Stock ol n and Provisions. JEWELER. a few days before returning to their halt an hour later giving the in'jrma-tio- StapleOrocerles gone." orig- & S. home in Washington, D. C. that "all is The fire Car loti fprclalty. found aouthwaat. Watch Inspector A., T. F. inated from a passing engine. and S. F. P. Railroads. The United States civil service com- August 11. mission announces that on Off on a Vacation. FARH AND FREIGHT WAQONS. and examination will be held for the (male, Hon. J. K. Griffith, clerk of the Fifth position of teacher married) at Judicial district, came in from Socorro Railroad Avenue Albuquerque v the Pine ltidge day school, South this morning and during the wait of at a salary of ftioo per annum. by the train was a pleasant caller at ibis PELTIER BROS. Application forms can be secured office. Mr. Griffith continued on to to civil ser- La-ni- applying the I'nited States Santa Fe, accompanying as far as y vice commission. Washington, 1). C, Junction Miss Mabel Howe, who or to the secretary of the local board was on her way to Las Vegas. After a of examiners. stay of a few Jays at Santa Fe, Mr. FIRST NATIONAL BANK Plumbing: and Heating. W. S. Cole, the Denver optician, will Griffith will have for Colorado be ut the Hotel Highland one week Springs. Colo., where his family are ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO. commencing Monday, June 30. Mr. now sojourning, and from there the Orders from the outside solicited and Cole comes to th'.s city well recom- whole party will go to Sterling. Kan- U. S. DEPOSITORY mended and will no doubt meet with sas. Before returning to Socorro, Mr. To-te- ka He been at Depository for the Santa Fe Pacific and the Atchison, , promptly attended to. good patronage. has the Griffith will visit his old stamping Hotel Orndorff In El Paso for the past ground In Ohio. ' and Santa Fe Railway Companies. four weeks and he reports to this pa- 206 West Gold Avenue, Albuquerque, N. M, per that he done a most satisfactory Chicago Grain. Authorized Capital $500,000.00 business there. Mr.'Cole handles, ex- Chicngo. June 8. Wheat -- J une Taid up Capital, Surplus and profits $200,000.00 clusively the goods manufactured and 73'ic: .July. 73c. handled by F. A. Hardy & Co., which is Corn June, MVie; July, tl'JTsc. OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS: ooao3ooooGoeoooeoooooeoK)9 . a guarantee that customers will get Oats June, 45Vj;c; July. 4'-c- Joshua 3. Raynolds, president; M. W. Flournoy, vice presi- ' the best quality goods made. He has Pork June, $lS.VVi: Sept.. $1X.47, dent; Frank McKee, cashier; the newest methods of testing and I.Hid Juno. $l'i..12.jj(Jl.5"i; Sept ZEIGER iCAFE fitting the eye and if he cannot im $W.r.7i. H. F. Raynolds, A B. McMillan. prove the present visual conditions no liii.s June. I1o.62b: Sept... JHUiO. QUICKEL & BOTHE, Proprietors will frankly tell you so. He can be found at the Hotel Highland all next Trie Prevailing Fad. week and will be glad to meet all who For the occult, the mythical ami tje are in need of his services. astrological, has Inspired a clever de- ! AND CLUB ROOMS signer. to utilize the idea by producing 8 BAR i CURRY RESIGNS. .A HOME w a series of twelve unique and beautiful FOUND desiithM for birthday pillows. Zodiacal FINEST WHISKIES, IMPORTED & DOMESTIC WINES & COGNAC. As Chief of Police of Manila Will Go pign, the ruling planet, the gem to be! Into Mercantile Business. worn, the appropriate (lower, the astral The Coolest and Highest Grade of Lager served. It will lie seen from the following colors and a jingling rhyme referring S.VANN&SON, Finest and Best Imported and Domestic Cigars 0 clipping taken from the Manila Daily thereto, all well arranged and tinted in Freedom tl.at Captain George Curry, colors, ready to embroider. Price for Jewelers and Opticians. ooorooocsK)oeooeooK)K)o fornieily a well known politician of top and back, C5 cents, at the Econo- the southern section of the territory, mist. has resigned his position as chief of o otooceooccocK)oco ponce or .Manila, lor tne purpose o' Notice. REMOVED NEXT TO POSTOFFICE. going into mercantile pursuiie. Husl-- n Owing to the necesity of economiz- ss conditions must be good In thr ing in the city's finances it is impossi- Camaiiues. as Chief Cuny received ble to expend the amount of money re- $5,ooo per annum. quired in hiring a wa;;on and employ- Still a Growing "Chief of Police Curry yesterday ten ing labor for the purpose of watering J. C. BALDRIDGE reded bis resignation and the same will trees. We therefore call upou citizens Chicago Lumber. take effect from the first of July. Cap- who have the welfare of the city at Native and Our fancy coffee business for 1901 reached the snug amount of 10,000 tain Curry intends to enter into busi- heart and who have trceH in front of pounds. We w ish to double that In 1902, and In order to do so we are ness in the Camarincs on relinquishing their homes to see that the same are Sherwin-Willia- ms Paint ESuilding Paper ALAVncr. command of the city police department properly watered until such time as very on at 40 cents per ! Best ! Wears Long- SASH, 1)00113. BLINDS, I'LASTKK offering the best grades of coffee the market and will assume tne management of tin; city can ngiiln take charge of the Covurs More Looks I Most Kcouomical I Full Measure I LIMK, CKMliNT, GLASS, PAINT, Kto pound. We are sole agents for CHASE & SANBORN'S celebrated Seal the Camarincs Mercantile company, work. Very respectfully, ed! Brand and Club House. We also have a full line of blended coffees lie will go in a few days for a short C. F. MYEKS, Mayor. First Mreet and Lead Avenue, Albuquerque. prices to suit from 20 cents up. Our 35 cent blend we consider equal trip to Camarlnes, having been gra.it- - at by the municipal I'nder new management the Metro- 40 45 by ed leave of absence to the most of the and cent grades offered the trades. board, and while there will make ar- politan resort will set out for its pat As to teas. Everyone knows that we keep the very best to be had rangements for the erection of build rons a grand free lunch tonight. Ev- In the territory. ings for t lie new company. Capt. Cur- erybody invited. ry was previously governor of t he two 25 cents. ST. ELMO and is fully Impressed with Statehood cigars, for ill the commercial possibilities afforded Everybody invited and expected to SAMPLE AND CLUB BOO. A. J. 1Y1AL0Y, 214 W. Railroad Ave in that section of the archipelago." attend grand free lunch at the Zelgcr Kerry and Professor Devi no Cale tonight. Finest Mrs. o Whiskies, will furnish the music for the ball at In Demlng the aemand for rental JOSEPH UAIJNETT, Prop. the Orchestrion hall tonight. Brandies, oOQCC1oooccooooooooc o houses Is five times in excess of the Wines, etc. 120 W. Kailroad Ave., Albuquerque. This evening, at the White Elephant, supply. be served, to o a fine free lunch will Subscribe for The. Daily Citlxeo. GROSS. KELLY & GO. which everybody cordially invited to Is one 'Phone No. 516. Residence, Automatic 'Phone 299 partake. The White Elephant Keep Cool! Automatic of the city's nirest resorts. Wear the rli,ht kind of underwear Bell Telephone No. 1 1 5. no (Incorporated) $1.50! $1.5011 1.50!!! such as we sell for f.oc uM $1 aer Rare Opportunity. suit. Simon Stern, the Kailroad Ave Offered to those contemplating t It nue Clothier. organ. will reduce purchase of an We If you follow the footsteps nf the dollar and a half every day, until sold you in organs, bargain hunter they will lead on one of our popular Victor straight to the Xo Name store. I ft Wool, Hides, Pelts finished in solid oak with eleven stops, and fully guaranteed for fhe years. Bring In your tinware and have It The price being $7j.0n; now special repaired. Albuquerque Hardw are com-- price $'i7.0t, reducing $1.5il every day pany. We handle until sold. K. C. Baking Powder, We have sold six pianos in the last Statehood c'gars, two for 25 cents. Navajo Blanket, ten days. Is this not satisfactory evid- LOCAL UNDERTAKER 8ANTA FE PACIFIC RAILROAD. m Curtice Canned Good, ence of the values ouered in our spec- Statehood cigars, two for 25 cents. Colorado Lard and ial sale? Meat. HALL & LEARXARD. Tin, calvanizt-- Iron and copper COMriERCIAL CLUB BUILDING. The Square Music Dealers. work, Albuquerque Hardware com pa-- Houses at o ny. Messrs. Quickel & Pothe, proprietors ooococoooo ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. EAST LAI tcooooooooxl 3 of the Zeiger Cafe, extend a cordial in- Agricultural lands In Demlng are un- X SHIP YOUR PELTS TO VEGAS, N. M, AND GLOR-- I vitation to their many friends to at- surpassed for fertility, production of BEARRUP BROS. & CO ETA, N. M. tend the graml free lunch at their pop- fruits and vegetables of all kinds. t ular resort touight. The chef of the es- tablishment says the spread will lie Statehood cigars, two for 25 cents. ready about 8:30 p. m. Wool Pullers and Tanners, Albuquerque Foundry and Machine Works Deming water and pure ozone make Sam Kee Albuquerque, New Mexico. strong healthy people. and CHINESE. JAPANESE AXD INDIAX R. P. HALL, Proprietor One of the finest lunches of the sea- GOODS. WE DO CUSTOM TANNING OF Ele- son .will be served at the White 2 HIDES, SKINS AND Irou and D su Castings; Ore, Coal and Lumber Cars; fchaftlngs. Pulley phant resort tonight. FURS. o . Grade bars, Batblt Metal; Olumns and Iron Fronts for Buildings; Woven wire canvas cots and chairs 2 Firet-clas- a work done and satisfaction guaranteed folding camping pur- Repairs on Mining and Mill Machinery a Specialty. and tables for , 217 South Second Street. poses, of all kinds, at Futrelle Furni- 2 Please write us for prices. FOUNDRY SIDE RAILROAD TRACK, ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. ture company, west end of viaduct. Albuquerque, N. M. 8 HIE ALBUQUERQUE DAILY CITIZEN SATURDAY, JUNE 8, 1902 NEW YORK GOSSIP. Despondency People of That City Enjoy a Big Is often only a sytnpton of dyspepsia. New Mexico Towns In dyspepsia there is a loss of nutrition J. M. flOORE Celebration. which is felt by brain a well ns Ixxlv; 1886.) Uie uiiud grows morbid as the body (ESTABLISHED i In SANTA FE. time for the territorial fair next Oc t loses vigor. tober. (lio New LOW Doctor Pirrce't Firm Mexican. There has been a number of changes CHANGES PLAN. Golden Medical Thomas Tucker is critically ill at his '.n the employes during the year and at Discovery cures heme on Krldge street near the capi- present an able and efficient corps of New York, June 28. It has been dyspepsia and oth- ta'. employes are in charge. er diseases the Real Estate, I often said that the people of no cityi of 'ie Santa Fe ostoffice will receive There have been a number of Im- asso- a r nccling to lie py enjoy a celebration more than those of stomach and maclrne operated provements made during the past year. ciated organs of di- in the m ar New York, and this statement is em- poi future. Among those deserving mention are phasized gestion and nutri- 'i hct federal officials of this city are new building, this year by the preparations the shops' where all tae that are now being rnaue for tion. It enables flot i the preliminary work on their shops will be one where Fourth of Fire Insurance, under roof, July. Second to Independence the proper nutri- reports as the fiscal year ends - the the children will be taught blacksmith- Day local tion of the Ixxly on .'ime 3". ing, carpentering, and shoe celebrations in importance harness will be - and restores men !:t the district court for Santa Fc making This a the annual Fourth of July celo- ami tailoring. is neat I. ratio;: of the Tammany society, for tal cheerfulness ns cc:: !ty a suit was tiled by the Acequia building and will be well equipped .or well as physical lcl Cano ct al. vs. The Acequia del which Invitations done in red, "whito Loans the various branches to be taught. and blue have already been nut. wmr strength. Llano ct al. praying for an Injunction a com- sent Another improvement is fine The efforts ol Tan. many to rehabili- For atiout Iwa year to i ( strain defendants from taking I wittered from n very the modious warehouse, .where all the tate the have been HIGH' than their just anil proportion? bo machine evident ot)l innte casr of goods for the institution will stored. many In writes R. K. ABSTRACTS OF TITLE TO BERNAl ILLO Nam-li- e for day, but no case more COUNTY REAL ES- ate hare of the water out of the on two buildings nas K-- 1.1 The work these notably than in the invitation to Cro- - of liver. been done entirely by the pupils of the K.otrrn A v., Toronto. TATE AND MINING PROPERTY FURNISHED PROMPTLY. WILL of Capital ker's arch enemy. W. Burke Cochran, Ontario "I trirl a TV directors the Water school under the direction of the em prent of INSURE YOUR IN nti'! Light company organized .yester- to deliver the Independence Day ora- number rnnf PROPERTY BEST COMPANIES AT LOWEST ployes who have them in charge. tion before the Wigwam. A large num- die withnnt aucceM. day by electing Daniel W. Miller, of And last but not least of the im- I fm.illv lost faith in RATES. HOUSES RENTED. RENTS COLLECTED. TAXES ber of prominent politicians of nation- nil I .'AID Tele,!.), Con-ncv- , thrtti m so fnr Ohio, president; John P. provements 1 is the new boiler house, al and local repute will be in attend- eonr tint eniild not AND ENTIRE CHARGE TAKEN OF PROPERTY FOR RE8IDENTS dec president; Hershell R. Gibson with bo'.ler, engine, pump and heater lienr anv solid food on a ance and occasion is designed the to my for m lont? NON of Fe, secretary; and Antonio complete, which Is JiiBt completed to- be stotnnrh AND RESIDENTS. AVii of Fe, of exceptional significance and ex time; . n:tlanchnlt 'sor. Santa treasurer. The day by the Whitney company of u.is tended effect. and dprfvd. Could jm ( !i nlnary work for the establlsn-nvr- t city. not uleep nor follow of the power plant on the Pecos money Improve- my oectiitio;i. Some The for all these Another celebration of peculiar his four months npo a rive v!ll be commenced in the course ments as well as for a great many sup- toric interest takes place in this state friend recommended MANAGER OF of L-:- i or fifteen days. plies for school, has gone to tne month, on will be your Coldeu Medical the next the ltith. This After a men of city. Stony bat- Insrovery RATON. business the the dedication of the Point week' treatment I For some reason there has not been tlefield, famous for "Mad" Anthony hud derived so much Albuquerque Abstract lienefit that I contin- Company as much in sports tne Wayne's great exploit. celebra- . Kr ra the Kange. interest al The medii-ine- school as usual. Our boys have not will no doubt be largely ued the I Kirs. K. W. Taggart. of Cisne. 111., tion attended hive l.iken three bot- Next Door tu First National Bank. will arrive here on July 2 for a visit to been able to maintain the place they y veterans. Judge S. W. Pennypack- - tles and am convinced had won so seem to have become dis- et, recently nominated as candidate it has in my case ac New Telephone 222. her son. A. O. Taggart. complished a permanent cure I can concien-tiousl- Miss Mary Neville has completed her couraged. The girts have won laurels for governor of Pennsylvania, will de- recommend it to the thousands of term of school near Jansen. Colo., and In basket ball and have been able to liver the oration. throughout the Intnl. maintain the championship of the ter- - Accept no substitute for "Golden Med- Is visiting friends in Raton. The soft coal nuisance has become a Frank lionner returned home after ritoy, as they were not defeated during ical Discovery." There is nothing "just the past year. serious one In New York city and the as good " for diseases of the stomach, an eastern visit of two montas. He health board is exerting all its ener- will go to Topeka soon to meet Mrs. The people of the city have been blood, and lungs. kind and cordial to the children and gies to suppress it. The operation of Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets stimulate oooototooootoot OOIOfOOtOOfO000 Bonner, and accompany her home. the elevated and surface steam rail- W. A. Chapman left for Ponil Park, employes and we are under a debt of the liver." gratitude to the press of the city as roads and the factories can not be where he has been engaged to assist stopped because there Is no hard coal & In furvey'ng the boundaries of a large they have generously given space for places, being triangular In shape, now I BACHECHI GIOMI the mentioning of the happenings at to be had, and because the soft coal plans building tract recently purchased by Mr. Hart-let- t an ohjecuonal smoke. Never for another freak have the school. makes "one-stoi- WHOLESALE from the Maxwell Land Grant com- city worse just been filed. It is to be a 0 AND RETAIL DEALERS IN has the looked than r.ow. brick on a plot of ground hav- pany. with the streets torn up and the chim stand" Rev. Sam Magill returned last week KROONLAND LAUNCHED. ing a frontage on Third avenue of only a neys belching forth black smoke. six extending along One after an absence of many weeks, dur- Ambassador Porter to France, upon Inches and Biggest Vessel Ever Built in America Hundred and Forty-nint- h street only 0 ing which he made two trips entirely his recent arrival In this country, said across the continent, first going to the Was Floated. 14fi8 inches. J. Clarence Davies, to New York, June 28. There was a that when he left New York some whom plot belongs, proposes Pacio coast and then going to the At- years ago, it looked like a considera- the to Wines, Liquors, and lantic He is looking In great tooting of whistles along the provide vault privileges covering space i Cip seaboard. village: now It a North river today as the new Ameri- ble looks line western 20 by 23 feet. His scheme is to erect splendid health and has enjoyed -- is mining city. Nothing could have ex- i vacation, but Is glad to get back to can line steamship, Kroonland, the big- a brick stand one story high up from gest vessel ever built In America, pressed New York's condition more space exact size of the z Raton's dry and invigorating atmos- fitly, but the nuisance will have to be the vault the phere. on its first trip across the At- tiny plot', on which will be a sign ad- Supplies, lantic. The ship was built by the borne a while, for as long as the an- vertising purposes for which Tha Northern New Mexico Crude thracite strike continues it Is difficult the the Oil company, organized wholly by Cramps, of Philadelphia, and so confi- basement room will be used. h are they of ability to meet to see how much can be done In that K. O. M. honi" people, will file its articles of dent her direction. lnec-poratio- the first of July. This contract requirements that the right company controls a large amount of of preliminary tests has been waived, July Fourth marks an Important THE WORK GOES ON. We carry a full stock of Manitou, Apollinaras and Hunyadi waters; land in the oil belt, and will sell a and the voyage begun today is also inu change in the affairs of Mayor Low's trial trip of the big ship. The Kroon-land'- s Albuquerque People Interested It Has cordials and bitters of every description. Agents for Letups' St. Louis limit d amount of stock for develop- administration, for he has announced Much to do With Our Welfare. ment purposes. Among other tracts sister ship, the Finland, has just that after that date he would take the beer, and also for ML Vernon Rye Whisky. Picnic parties can find a been launched at Philadelphia, and as Never out of work. of lrnd held by the company is the public into his confidence through the case with kidneys. full of goods, Bell soon as completed will be put on the newspapers. Beginning July 10, he Thut's the the line canned cheeses, etc. In our Retail Department will ranch, which adjoins the land Twenty-fou- r hours to the day Is the where the first well of the Raton vil Transatlantic route, running opposite will talk to the reporters once a week be found the finest assortment of liquors In the city. to the Kroonland. The two ships are time they put in. I Development company will be sunk. to the extent of half a column, taking They're equal to it when they're well. C. twenty feet longer and of four hun- up of R. Van Houten arrived In the city the different departments the thc-- .'-- But get sick. . GOODS DELIVERED TO ALL PARTS OF THE CITY. recently, and returned to Carrlzozo, dred tons displacement greater than city government In turn and telling 1'z the St. Iiouls and New York, also built Stooping positions of the body. his 20,000 acre ranch in Ponil Park, the public trom week to week what over-exertio- n by the Cramps for the American line. Straining, a iall'or Saturday. He says grass and water they are doing and planning. If this Often makes the kidneys sick. NEW TELEPHONE 269. No. 107 S. First St, Albuquerque, N. M. are abundant, the cattle are accu- They are luxuriously equipped, and are scheme works successfully, Mr. Low that of moderate speed, being designed to IJttt the work must go on. mulating flesh rapidly, and that his promises to talk twice a week, once They ask for help through the back. crops of oats, timothy are make the trip across the Atlantic in to the afternoon, and once to the morn- and millet eight days. The back aches. It's kidney ache. 000000000C 00OfOfOOCO0Ow looking fine. He recently moved 250 ing papers. Doan's Kidney Pills are kidney help- to 300 head of ca le to the Moreno Big Crops for Canada. ers. valley near for The recent formal opening of the Elizabethtown, summer Ottawa, Ontario, June 28. Reports Tilden club's fine new home at which The daily work goes on grazing, in order to give his range a of crop conditions throughout Mr. Jacob Wolfe, carpenter, of 1239 Mr. Canada exercises Cleveland made rest. Van Houten has one of me much-discusse- St. are the best ever received at this time d speech, North Ninth street. Third ward. B. county ,ou his marks the RUPPE, finest cattle ranches in the of the year. All through Canada the entry into national politics of a new Louis, says: "When I first came to St. Tvhich he has a commodious home is in a strong, Louis there was not a bridge across up wheat healthy, forward and important democratic factor. In fitted elegantly and for comfort. condition. In Manitoba, where the the new organization are democrats of the river, there was only a ferry. I He has a good sized library, keeps well crop Is two helped to build the court house over supplied wheat weeks ahead of last large influence and of large means who with choice cigars, and, being year, the grain ia reported as develop- uelieve that the party should be loiiy years ace and worked on nearly a lover of good literature, as well as ing rapidly, and largest crop in all the old buildings In the city. There good the brought back to its old moorings and of tobacco, he gets about as much the history of the country is expected. who hope to accomplish much in that was not a railroad In St. Louis, so a real enjoyment out of living as any word or two from me to my many The latest advices from Winipeg esti- direction through the forming of the Mutual Telephone 143. man in country. Manl-too- acquaintances should car- the mate a yield of hard wheat for a Tilden dub. friends and ry considerably more weight than if I $ Albuquerque. From the Gazette. anil the Canada Northwest Terri- tory of 70,000,000 bushels. The rail- The gaieties of Saratoga, it now iived, say in the New Kngland states. IX H. Merry has some splendid speci- way would seem, are likely to be extended Mts. Woife and I have had more than Railroad Avenue and Second Street. mens of oil bearing rock companies are jubilant over the taken from prospects of big earnings for another beyond the racing season during the one attack of backache. Mine was not oil fields near town. Oil will drop year. month of August this year, for it is remarkably severe but It was annoy- from these specimens when broken republican ing. Noticing Doan's Kidney Pills ad- apart. prety well settled that the Waterville Chatauqua. state convention will be held there on vertised induced me to get a supply Harry Roseberry and Mr. Smyre or about September 23. Many demo- and Mrs. Wolfe and I commenced the went down to Las Vegas to e Waterville, Minn., June 28. The an- attend Chatauqua opened to- cratic leaders are also in tavor of se- treatment. If It had not performed ab nuptials of Miss Emma Dunn and A. nual assembly promised, day under favorable conditions. An lecting Saratoga as the place for their solutely what it if the action G. Adams, which took place at Rod-a- of pills not a long way Belen Mills ahead Roller excellent program covering eight days convention. The arguments advanced the weie a. in favor of the famous Spa as a con- of anything we ever before used, I Hugh has been arranged, the speakers to be Fletcher returned home from heard including among others Henry vention town are that it is accessible woultt be the last resident in St. Louis AND ELEVATOR Maxwell City, where he had been the from all parts of the state: that the to publicly recommend them." pi t two employ Watterson, William J. Bryan and Sam months in the of the P. Jones. hotel accommodations are good; that Drop into the Alvarado Pharmacy A illiam Van Bruggen Mercantile com-pun- the delegates and their friends are and ask what their customers report. by price FEED THEM. grouped together and not sc attered For sale nil dealers; f0 Mr. and Mrs. J. A. McClure, of Craw-fordsvilll- over a large urea, and that it is a cents per box. Foster-Milbur- n Co.. Ituf Ind.. relatives of Mrs. Geo. One Way To Make Lawyers. mighty pleasant place to visit. talo. N. Y., sole agents for the Ctilted J. Pace arrived. They came for Mr. You con dii; up the lawyers and put States. McClure's health and will remain for them on their feet if you feed them The latest gossip about Tammany is Remember the name Doan's and Fcveral months. right, but they are like other people, that the present triumvirate will go take no other. Mrs. W. H. Mogg and Miss Mogg. they don't thrive on poorly selected out of the business before or soon will leave in a few days for the east food. after, the September primaries, and They will first go to Chicago for a vis- A lawyer Y., that men formerly active in the organ- from Seneca Falls, N. background, E. G. Garcia & Co it to relatives and friends. From Chi says: "When I went into a law office ization, but long in the Hugh Henry 1). I'ui-ro- cago they join Mr. Mogg iu Wisconsin I was in fine health, having had much like J. Grant anil Dealers in vhere he has taken up a permanent outdoor exercise, but at the end of the will come to the front again, and residence. second month's study and work I was 'a new leader will develop who will Sheep, Wool, Hides, Pelts B. F. Troy, of Central, Ka9.. is here disheartened to find myself in poor have the confidence of these men. visiting Troy the brothers. He is an health and failing every day. Next Tuesday pension system soldier, enlisting I the Goat skins old in the Union "After reading a short time would which the Metropolitan Street Uailway army in 1811, and was wounded at become so nervous that I would be company has long had in contempla- Champion May It!, !Sti3, - WRITE FOR PRICES hills, on los compelled to stop nor could I remem- tion goes effect. All men employ- ing I into ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. both of his feet He is happy and ber, to any extent, what read ed by any railway operated by the cheerful and enjoys himself with the "The study of law, which at first was wages many company whose annual do not friends he meets both here and a great pleasure, became a burden, and exceed $1.2on a year, are included in 1 J. A. SKINNER isc here. a first class piiytucian told me that thu pension svstem. Km ploy es who Miss--- , Do-.le- i ICmnia Hachman. of Berlin iicv r would be able to serve a full have leached the age of 7 j.ars are in. Germany, w ek on a office, me - ' - . . arrived here this term in a law and advised eligible for retirement, as ate those t- S. I. AmdursUy. give up 1 enjoy life. visit to her lister, Mrs. to it if wanted to between i.Fi and t'.'J who have been in Staple and She will ie main In re about a week and VYheu upou the point of doing so I was the service of the company continu- Moll rose, alking one day with one of firm then leave for Col'., the ously for twenty-fiv- e years and who id.-U-r. Groceries nhe will v'sit with mother .Vbu v ho advised me to make a change in are physically unable to work. Men Fancy When you want to buy Flour and Bran, or want to sell aeeor.'-plishc- Hachman i:i a ben itili:l. f t..!, eod and recommended very highly thirty-fiv- 206 , who have servetl years will WEST RAILROAD AVENUE, Wheat, write to young lady IV ae i ;. our Grape-Nuts- saying I could get a of simmers, gel to per cent of their wages and 2.1 BUQUtPSUE, n. M. possesi-c- of all ti e f 'e liters ;,f her "ackage at any grocery and make the JOHN BECKER, Proprietor. BELEN, N. M. - per cent will be paid where they have native count- !;he s. ens 'St. worked for the company for twenty-fiv- e with Katc.n, m ::t- e :pti i d "The advice impressed me so strong-i- v years. to S"e u city as liv :y u. ;v. :!n. that I at once purchased and began Mausard's Mills, i sing Grape-Nuts- . I TA-LIVIEl-R- found that after The local hoard of the Howling ,. INDIAN SCHOOL riOTiZS. this food 1 was not troubled with Green district has passed resolutions CHAS. MAUSARD, Prop. IT. the lingering pain in my stomach that recommending purchase of Frattn-ce'- s J. the Schoa: Closed Prost-tn- i i.'sde had been with me for some time; in- tavern, once the headquarters of Hay, Grain, Staple and Fancy Groceries. 3hort Recumc. stead 1 was perfectly comfortable, and General Washington, at Pearl and I had not eaten the food for more than Broad streets. The price for the tav- The Largest and Best Mail Orders Receive Prompt Attention Spc-cli- ' I ('o re pond nee. 'our or five days when 1 began j no- ern and half of the block to make a 1 ; iricl.-the Mill in Mexico Ai-- i :;.'! New we are privib to ci:r tice a change. My head became clear si. .all park, is estimated by the en- Pure Light Brahma Eggs for Hatching tlo' itlg l.!' Llis i:: iui.)l d iv iignin and . began to enjoy my studies gineer of board of estimate at trai.i'r.-- the North Firjt Albuqueraue. New Mexicu. the gm :!na:it for th of th" n.-- well as I did on the start, and could $;!7ii.iioo. The various patriotic socie- FLOUR AND BhN IN CARLOAD 501 Street IndU.1 ;.ouths in tlu- - vari:ius i.n'.ust accomplish more in one week from working A - 's ties in the city have been for LOTS SPECIALTY. of the A 'rican people and thu.- pre- that time on than I had in a whole this purchase for several years, but : Albuquerque, New Mexico paring tl. i govt 'iip.ient w ards for fud month prior to that time. received no assurance of success until citizcj : ip. My blood, which bad naturally be- now. Flour, Feed, Provisions. Hay Th ' wuik of the yeur has bet n car- come bad, presently improved, my di- ried all he on the various bianehia gestion also was better. The blotches Among the many curiosities of the Toti & Gradi and Qraln. prescribed by the superintendent f nn my face began disappear and I city of New York, are several freak The ICEBERG to W. Indian schools anil special stret-- s has :elt lielier in every way. buildings. For instance there is the 212 Railroad Avenue. Imported French and Italian been placed on the industrial side of "I owe much to Grape-Nuts- . Would Spite house at Kighty-secon- street DEALERS IN Qoods. their education. rather you did not use my name, but if and Lexington avenue, only five feet Tha finest line of Liquors and Cigars 'ine progress made along the various it will do you any good, use it." Name wide, yet four stories high and done in All patrons and friends cordially lnvit GROCERIES AND UODORS. Sole atents for Sao Antonio Lime. lines of work is plainly shown by the furnished by Postum Co., Battle Creek, brick and Jrown stone; then there is ed to visit "The Iceberg." Lunch is which been prepared and Mich. the "midget" book store which is about served every day. exhibit has FYae delivery Kducational asso-- ! Look for recipe book iu each eight feet high, about ten long and STEVE BALLING, to il I part of the city. uent to the National free Telephone 147. iation. This exhibit is expected back packago of Grape-Nut- scarcity thrae fwet wide iu some Proprietor, tlS, S15, 2X7 North Third Street THE AL1JUQUEKQUE DAILY CITIZEN, SATURDAY, JUNE 28, 1902 9

roRd car passed over a man's limb "a without crushing It off. and does not undertake to explain why It so hap- pened this time. How Irrigation Law TWENTY-SECON- Operates The patient Dr. Crocker brought D ANNUAL last night Is Mrs. O. A. Simpson, wife of a Lordsburg business man. Dr. Horsley, of St. hospital. Is In the following is the full text of the sin h nale shall be made to any land- Luke's new irrieation measure by New York, but !s expected home next as passed owner unless he be an actual bona fide Sunday. congress last week : resident on such land, or occupant He it enacted l.y the senate and thereof .residing In the neighborhood house of representatives No Substitute Wanted. of the United of said land, and no such right shall 1 Y,' No! did not ask for a bottle any Mew Mexico Territorial of Fair States America in congress assem- permanently attach until all payments cheaper, or large, bled, That all moneys received from thereof are made. The annual install- twice as or one made the sale and disposal by yourselves. I did ask for and will of public lands ments shall be paid to the receiver of no In Arizona. California. Colorado. Idaho, the local land office of In have substitute for Perry Davis' the district Painkiller; I It, my Kansas, Montana, Nebraska. Nevada. which the land is situated, and a fail- have used father New Mexico. Dakota. Oklahoma, ure any two used it and I would not be surprised If North to make payments when my grandparents so Oregon, South Dakota, Utah. Wash- due shall render the entry subject to did too; there is ington, and Wyoming, beginning with cancellation, with no Imitation that can equal it. That the forieiture of all I am the fiscnl year ending June 3d. lfOl, rights under this act, as well as of any sure of for stomach ache. including the surplus of fees anil com- moneys already paid thereon. All missions in excess of allowances to moneys received from the above TRYING TO FIND F. M. FARRAR registers and receivers, and excepting sources shall be paid into the reclama- ALBUQUERQUE, the 5 per centum of the proceeds of tion fund. Registers and receivers Relatives of the Missing Man Tele- the sales of public lands In the above shall be allowed the' usual commis- graph to El Paso Chief of state set aside by law for educational sions on all moneys paid for lands en- - Police. OCT. 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, and other purposes, shall be, and the tered under this act. The finding of the corpse of a mur- same are hereby, reserved, set aside, Sec. 6. That the secretary of the In- dered man near Santa Rosa, N. M., and appropriated as a special fund in terior is hereby authorized and direct- has led the relatives of F. M. Farrar the treasury to be known as the "re- ed to use the reclamation fund for the to make diligent Injury In an effort clamation fund," to be used in the ex- operation and maintenance of all res- tc ascertain if the body is not that of amination and survey for and the con- ervoirs and irrigation works construct- the missing drummer, says the El Paso COMING OF struction and maintenance of irriga- ed under the provisions of this act: News. Cowboy tion works for the storage, diversion, Provided. That when the payments re- Farrar was traveling representative and development of waters for the re- quired l.y this act are made for the for a Los Angeles salt company, but clamation of arid and semi-ari- d lands major portion of the lands irrigated had relatives In New Orleans. As has Bass MONTEZUMA in the said states and territories, and from the waters of any of the works already been related he disappeared ior the payment of all other expedi-ture- s herein provided for, then the manage- from Disbee May C, after heavy losses Tournament provided for in this act: ment and operation of such irrigation at gambling In that town. Since his (Spectacular Effect) Provided, That In case the receipts worKs shall pass to the owners of the disappearance detectives have hunted from the sale and disposal of lands re- lands Irrigated thereby, to be main- for him In El Paso and other western ferred to in this section are insuff- tained at their expense under such cities without avail. Ball icient to meet the requirements for the form of organization and under such When news of the finding of the bii poit of agricultural colleges in the rules and regulations as may be ac- decomposed remains of a man at Santa Indian Dances on Street neveral states and territories, under ceptable to the secretary of the in- Rosa got abroad the relatives of the Horse the act of August 30, 1890. entitled "An terior: Provided, That the title to missing man naturally supposed that act to apply a portion of the proceeds and the management and operation of it was he who had been murdered or 0 Open to the of the public lands to the more com- the reservoirs and the works neces- had committed suicide. They were plete endowment and support of the sary for their protection and operation not slow to investigate. colleges for the benefit of agriculture shall remain in the' government until Last evening the chief of police of World Grand i Display and the mechanic arts, established un- otherwise provided by congress. El Paso received a telegram from one 1 Hilary king der tile provisions of an act of con- Duties of the Attorney General. of the relatives of the missing' man gress approved July 2, 1862," the de- as follows: any, sum necessary Sec. 7. That where In carrying out ficiency, if in the the provisions of this act it becomes New Orleans, La., June 24. for tie support of the said colleges necessary to acquire any rights or Chief of Police. El Paso: shall le provided for from any moneys What evidence have you that the appro- property, the secretary of the interior in the treasury not otherwise is hereby authorized to acquire the body found near Santa Rosa was that priated. same for the United States by pur- of Field M. Farrar? Wire fully at my or by judic- expense. , Ccginning of Work. chase condemnation under Mineral, Cereal and EDOAR H. FARRAR. 2. secretary of the ial process, and to pay from the recla- Section That the may The chief replied that he had no evi- interior is hereby authorized and mation fund the sums which be sur- needed for that purpose, and it shall dence except such as had been publish- to make examinations and ed in newspapers. and construct, I.e the duty of the attorney general of the veys tor, and to locate upon Exhibits applica- Educational as herein provided, irrigation works theh United States every for the storage, diversion, and develop- tion of the secretary of the interior, manTtrimmings. ment of waters, including artesian under this act. to cause proceedings to wells, and to report to congress at the be commenced for condemnation with- of each regular session as to in thirty days from the receipts of the beginning jus- This Summer's Fashionable Girl the results of such examinations and application at the department of tice. surveys, giving estimates of cost of all Gives Them Much Attention. President Roosevelt Has Signified rniitemnlited works, the quantity anii See. 8. That nothing in this act location of the lands which can he ir- shall be construed as affecting or in- rigated tuerefrorn, and all facts rela- tended to affect or to in any way inter- tive to the practicability of each irri- fere with the laws of any state or ter- COATS FOR PROTECTION. His Intention to be Present gation project; also the cost of works ritory relating to the control, appro- in process of construction as well as of priation, use, or distribution of water completed. used in irrigation, or any vested right New York, June 2$. To the keen those whicn have been secretary See. 3. That the secretary of the in- acquired thereunder, and the observer who has been watching the terior shall, before giving the public of the interior, in carrying out the pro- fashionable girl in her struggles to ap- provided for in section 4 of this visions of this act. shall proceed in pear ever original and chic nothing notice laws, noth- J. H. O'RIELXY, P. F. MeCanna, from public entry the conformity with such and has been more evident than the atten- act, withdraw any way any land3 required for any irrigation works ing herein 3ha!l in affect tion which she pays to the various PRESIDENT SECRETARY of right of any state or of the federal which lend elegance contemplated under the provisions owner, little accesbories this act, and Bhall restore to public government or of any land to the ensemble. entry any of the lands so withdrawn or user of water in, to, or Trimmings and furbelows are indis-pensaul- e or ultra-stylis- when, in his judgment, such lands are from any interstate stream the to the summer for purposes of this waters thereof: Provided, That the gown, not only because they impart not required the acquired un- act; and the secretary of the interior right to the use of water airiness and substantiality to the dia- y be is hereby authorized, at or immeuiate-l- der the provisions of this act shall phanous textiles which are now the coquctttshly finished about the shoul-uer- s This, however, Is a fnshion so far re- prior to the time of beginning the appurtenant to the land irrigated, and rage, but b they are necessary with highwayman tapes, piped on stricted to the use of fashion's elite. surveys for any contemplated irriga- beneficial use shall be I'lc basis, the to carri out the idea of bewildering their edges with white or a line of Tor its cost renders it a torn Uncle Sam's Birthday right. well-dresse- tion works, to withdraw from entry, measure, and the limit of the contus't'U which the wo- color. These take the place of the quantity to the average purse. The except under the homestead laws, any Apportionment of Funds. man affects. cloth lluriinghain and Hempstead most accessible canes are In rare public lanus believed to be susceptible Sec. 9. That ii is hereby declared Anions the materials which enjoy ex- coats so popular a season ago, with wood exquisitely carved; more expen-fciv- e of irrigation from said works: Pro- to be the duty of the secretary of the ceptional favor is batiste. Certainly uo the difference that the present deRlgn models have fanciful knobs of vided. That all lands entered and en- interior in carrying out the provisions fabric io capable of. greater variety of has prodigious folded falling culTs. gold and other metals set with Jewels. laws delieiously M ACT) 13 GRIFFON. tries made under the homstead of this act, so tar as the same may tie treatment, for besides the A novelty lias appeared in shirt within areas so withdrawn dining such practicable and subject to the exist- cool gowns which the material is used waists that promises to be more than withdrawal shall be subject to all the ence of feasible irrigation projects, to to develop, it is one of the leading tex- a passing fad. It is the towel shirt Wat Wastinq Away. provisions, limitations, charges, terms, expend the major portion of the funds tiles loiining the basis of embroidered want. The linest linen towels with The following letter from Robert R. and condition of this net; that said sur- arisii.;; from the sale of public lands trimmings. borders of blue, brown nnd red are Watts, of Salem, Mo., Is Instructive. "I veys be prosecuted diligently to Here- L'atiste gowns with trimmings of taf- shall , within each state and territory tided ior the waists, the borders being have been troubled with kidney disease completion, and upon the completion-thereof- named for the l.enelit of arid feta, pale blue, white or yellow, are and cuffs, and for for the last five years. I lost flesh and maps, inbefore very used for the fronts nnd of the necessary and semi-ari- lands within the limits attractive this year and while not lh nnils of the tie.' never fe.. well and doctored with lead- plans, and estimates of cost, the secre- of such state or territory: Provided, absolutely new, they re decidedly Pretty little cape things, something ing physicians anil tried all remedies tary of the interior shall determine That the secretary may temporarily original. One very dainty model has between a fichu and a cape are made suggested without relief. Finally I whether or not said pioject Is practica- use suc h poitiou of said funds for the a wide circular flounce and bias bands of spotted muslin, with a frill of lace tried Foley's Kidney Cure and less ble ana" advisable, and if determined to benelit of arid or semi-ari- lands in on the waist of pale blue taffeta. The edging all around the edges. Fuchla than two bottles Completely cured mo be Impracticable or (inadvisable he any particular state or territory here- skirt is trimmed with straps of lace of point d' esprit, finished with frills of and I am now sound and well." shall then upon restore said lands to inbefore named as he may deem ad- applique, which are continued down cm the same material are worn with mus- Pharmacy. entry; that public lands which it is but when so used the excess the bilk flounce, and on the wnist the bodice any visable, lin gowns as a finish for the proposed t' irrigate by means of shall be rt stored to the fund as soon silk bands lie partly covered with the rather than an additional wrap. With STORM AT CARLSBAD. contemplated works shall be subject practicable, to the end that ulti- lace figures. llower-- d Leghorn hats they of as gowns the icathi to entry only under the provisions mately, and in nny event, within each Entire of embroidered batiste are charming, the ends being tied at Rain and Hail Storm Does Great Dam- of not ten-yea- r are very quintessence of fashion, the homestead laws in tracts poiiod alter the passage of the the lack in a sash. age to Alfalfa Farms. anniversary promises to bo a pretty 40 more lt',0 acres, ben- and irreproachable extravagance. less than nor than this act. the expenditures for the Nothing is so smart as pongee lin- Pete West water, a mining man warm one, as the Fourth of July usual- to limitations, '1 in be are suited to almost any purse trim-ni- t and shall be subject the elit of the said states or territories gerie. This Is embroidered and from Colorado, who is at present mak ly is, so declare your Independence of herein because they can be obtained in the 1 charges, terms and conditions shall be equalized according to the pro d with ad white lace, which form ing his home In the Guadalupe moun midsummer heat and wilted linen by : Provided. the commu cotton batiste embroidered by machine nrnvbled That portions and subject to the conditions an odtl but pleading contrast to the tains, in the eastern part of this coun having It laundered at a place where tation provisions of the homestead as to practicability and feasibility in close imitation of handwork, or in of the silk. made with genuine baud em- dust color ty, arrived at El Paso from Carlsbad, they will give you high grade laundry laws shall not apply to entries silk batiste As hosiery there is no limit Jo Zei- - aforesaid. broidery. for N, M., and is a guest at the Hotel work with the exquisite color and ar- under mis act. See. That the secretary of the the variety in the ways of trimming ger, says the News. Is per- 1. per- For more general wear nothing ex- tistic finish that the stamp of Letting of Contracts, Etc. interior is hereby authorized to and making these feminine belongings. Mr. Westwater says that just before fect laundry work such as the Imperial form any and all acts and to make cels in smartness ttie shirt waist suit. Imagine a woman's wearing half hose, sec- Sec. 4. That upon the determina- lawn or pique costume hla departure from Carlsbad that Laundry always gives you. such rules and regulations as may be In madras, this yet nothing is so smart. They come in was visited by a and tion i.y the secretary of the interior purpose is very desirable for Its absolute com- tion terrible rain necessary and proper for the silk and exquisite lisle, embroidered, : Don't forget place. tnat any irrigation project is prac tica- fort as well as daintiness. Hoth skirt hall storm. He said the t of carrying the provisions of this act hand painted ayd appllqued with lace. "On my trip down from the Guada-lupes- , ble, lie may cause to be let contracts and waist are made plain except for out In of the same, in into full force and effect. Designs for eveuing carried as I neared the town ot Carls- for the construction the decoration that tucks or plaits white silk hive applications both of such portions or sections as it may be lend, seldom being any trimming; bad, the storm came up. It passed Imperial Laundry complete Scald head is an eczema of the scalp there late and pearls, the latter being used over a stretch of country over a mile practicable to construct and but it can lie of any description applied to the ma- of whole projec t; provid- very severe sometimes, to outline the patterns the former. in width, and brought destruction Back of Postoffice. as parts of the 1 quick and terial. A few exceptional cases is are necessary for por- cured. loan's Ointment, Frocks ot voile and etaniine wherever it fell. The heaviest por- ing the fundi sj permanent in its results. At any dm;; shirt waist dresses of dotted foulard by many the solution of the or are availr.Hc 'n the? applied bands of in con- termed tion of the storm's violence was felt tions sections store, DO cents. have taffeta problem "wherewithal shall we be leclamation fund, and thereupon he tracting color, but the smartest de- in what is known as Rocky Arroyo, a LADIES'. lands o clothed" for the hot and dusty summer creek seventeen miles from shall give pub'ie notice of tne signs are limited to the dress material seem this argu- about irrigaMe project, and limit DID NOT CUT LEG OFF. tlav. anil it would that Carlsbad, which la bordered by large '.inter such for ornamentation. ment Is lully justified by the number of ar.'a per entry, which limit shall A volume might be written upon dis- alfalfa farms and meadows. These acreage which, in of trot hs in these materials now were covered in some places to a depth riprestiu the the Heavy Car Ran Over a Man and Only Mucks and yet the full story of their shops and ob- secretary, ma be played in fashionable of two fei t wltii the hail which Jt opinion ot tin Fractured His Thigh. glory remained untold, for never wire thoroughfares. A jtones, t!.e support of a Pa- served upon modish fell as large as pigeon's eggs. FARRAR3 POWDER. iee, uired tor Dr. M. M. Crocker, the Southern they used so plentifully as this year. on voile is very simple, upon lan. is in question; surge-o- Lords-l.urg- , blouse costume was considerable loss to HYGIENIC family the cific physician and at They are seen in every width anil com- yet a winsomeness partly ac 'There l .SAFF. Is.) i.f cbnig'-- uhicii shall be brought a bo boasts f lops fic.i i their being beaten down a tne is in El Paso, having bined with aetordeon. side and counted fur by a dainty collar of Irish a ! upon the said entries, las--t by and several head tif made per patient to St. Luke's hospital plaitings, form the garnitures which natty materials of the stoim. POWttB A SURE kinds in private uwnersnip a guipure and other stock suffered s veiely from the .beat- and up"" night, and he Rives the account of dominate on gowns now being made stitching and strapping. nu v bc irrigated by the waters strange came his eve- ing tiny received. Near the town, UCKHILIUCi which incident that under ready lor morning, afternoon and All the other shtcr materials vie of the s.ud irrigation piojtct. and the jm iMlit-tio- a short tinr ago, says the ning. favor, as at the M'Hidpipc. there Wert? several DEODERANT installments, not with voile ami etamine in over and some houses number ot annual News. It p.. ay be well to mention tr fac are necessary to shacks blown DISINFECTANT in which such charges tak- suit flimsy effects unroofed, was probably the most I", The peculiar feature of the affair that i.r.tierslecvcs are constantly out schemes of fashion. it AND puid and the time when such heavy Hal ran over de- tarry the violent storm has been felt in TONICU shall be was that a car the ing cn larger dimensions. Sleeve which up to that payments shall commence, 'lh" said lee and did not mash it off. taxed their ingenuity to Mexican drawn work that locality for years. No persons ROR. YOU wuu a man's signers have present has been associated with chargts thall be determined Fred. Peel, an old tinier, undertook the utmost to produce great variety. the were hurt, but several had narrow POWDER view of returning to the reclamation to crawl beneath a car at Lordsburg. not alone sleeves which are doilies, pillow hems and handkerchiefs escapes from falling timber." construc- It is dress seen on quite a number of fine Jill APPLICATOR 22 now ' the estimated cost of was a a d he wanted varied, but every kind is ' - fund appor- The car in train queer and other some doubt as to ' J- projec t, and shall be It sar-qtie- waists, but tlmre is Fever, tion of the to get across the track. When of sleeve, in tea gowns, dressing account of Spring RE&l4TtAlO.''!;i UR.ITC Oft tioned equitably: Provided, That in stopped he made a hurried attempt to and even summer wraps. its growing popularity tin name for Mi shall nt ss and fragility. It sel- Spring fever is anotner CIRCULAR. Cx PART all construction work eight hours crawl across underneath. He started No matter how warm the day it is its expensivt Is more than most work, and no Mon- dom looks well alter washing, for the iousness. It serious . constitute a day's . just as the train stopped ami, just nothing to see In the streets A inac the'-e-on- unusual iiemiln think. tornid liver and - golian labor shall be employed from opposite long, of threads clin together and loose, the WESTERNRUP1A as he was emerging the of Gotham a looee coat taffeta i tive bowels mean a poisoned system. developed in separate effect, whie-J- in Vt.'M of the ALBUQUERQUE. side the slacking of the train caused or glace. Sometimes it is dis- If neglected, serious illness may iouow car to roll backwards Just far pongee. is really no warmth to intricacy of design, !s one of the Karly For Sate by Duties of the Entryman. the There of this .kind of such symptoms. DeWitt's Little enough to run u.'er his leg above the coat, and nothing protects the tinguished features by stimulat- Y. S,-- entryman npon the Risers remove all danger V. Walton '.. That the gown when one runs in town trimming be irrigated by such works knee. so well ing the liver, opening ths bowels and C. H. Hrlggs lands to Dr. was called to attend Un- a day's shopping. The glace coaA Goinam Is enjoying two or three Vegas in to compliance with Crocker ior to cleansing the system of Impurities, Mann Drug Store Las shall addition injured man and he found that the has given the little tucked Rton. a y fads lust now which arc attributed Vegas homestead laws, reclaim at least of our chief ex- safe pills Never grip. "I have taken K. O. Murphy Last Las the of weight of the had only fractured place in the generVi estimation the beautiful daughter Early for torpid Sprluger one-hal- f total irrigable area tar choUX is DeWitt's Little Risers Kremis Brothers of the ultra-smar- ecutive. Alice Roosevelt purposes', the thigh bone and bruised the flesh of t women, but anyone The every miring for years." writes R. A. c Co Santa Fe his entry for agricultural affected by all smart women; it is sim- liver J. Fisher some, but that amputation was not who owns a good taffeta coatee, and M. Kverly, Moundsville, V. Va. "They V. McCoach San Marclal and before receiving patent for the ple unassuming, yet very dressy, J. entry pay to necessary, lie had Peel taken to the who wishes to bring it into line with and niA more i?ood than anything I nave I'ortertleld DruK company. .Silver Clt7 lands covered by his shall it simply of many ruchings of ir the charges appor- county hospital at Silver City, where the prevailing style, must freshly fa,ce consists ever tried." J. H. ORielly &. Co., and Keller & Pollard F.l Paso, Tex. the government recovering and will not lace anil tulle formed into a rosette and placed against such tract, as provided he is rapidly us revers with nec k. U. H. ISrlggs & Co. tioned any permanent bad from hang couple leaf-shape- tails ai the left side of the received a large shipment of 4 No right to the use of tuffer results a of little Roosevelt o Just In section to waist line en postillion. Then there is the Alice New Japanese and Chinese mattiug. Albert for land in private ownership his injury. its rear by many modish summer Deming, the coming city of water says only case heel-lon- glace surtout is cane carried 3U5 Railroad avenue. be sold for a tract exceeding lwi Dr. Crocker it is the The black daily Mexico. Faber, shall a rail- - is rather women on their constitutional. acres to any one landowner, and no be has ever heard of where meant for street wear, and it 10 THE ALBUQUERQUE DAILY CITIZEN SATURDAY, JUNE z8, 1002

of the editor, fearlessly expressed. "Print nothing false, loud or immod- est; print nothing mean, low or sland- - erous: print nothing vile, malicious Hair Food ARIZONA TOWNS oi blasphemous; print nothing for which are willing STOCK ycit not to become NOTES Falling hair, thin hair, gray responsible: print nothing personally hair starved hair. HOLBROOK. Williams balr team went down to offensive, as paid matter or other- You eon wise; you Calvin M. Houston sold his ranch on the 'v. tuts of the young ducklings as Winslow and pot skinned to the tune print nothing that would be Long j;nd From Argus. ashamed to read at your own fireside. Arroyo last week to a Mr. Robb kindly considerately os any well stop starvation with proper the of 2ti to 7. Uetter practice a little of Carlsbad for $2,200. regulated mother duck. Sierra Coun- .Julius Wetzler and Mrs. Fred Wet-z,c- - more, hoys, before making another "Print what you believe to be right food. Then feed your starv- I J. F. Havenkamp of ty Advocate. loft for ,os Angeles. trip from home and before you can he regardless of consequences; print no- Fort Worth, (1. you Tex., sold nine cows recent- hair-foo- d Dr. E. Decker, of Wlnslow, con- recognized as the Willims base ba.i thing know to be wrong under any Shorthorn How to Avoid Trouble. ing hair with a ducted services here Wednesday even-i- n conditions. ly for the nice little sum of $2,700. Now Is tram. the time to provids yourself Ayer's Hair Vigor. re- ;. Every voter in Williams must be "Lay down your policy, have opin- Col. W. T. McJntire secretary of the and family with a bottle of Chamber- It Wm. Scorse is down from Show newly registered prior to voting at the ions of your own and the courage to American Angora Goat Breeders' as- lain's Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea news, refreshes, feeds, nour- Low, and says he Is contemplating a next election. The fact that a voter maintain them at any cost. Such a sociation has established a 100 m!lk Remedy. It is almost certain to b trip across the Atlantic, waa registered for previous course must commend Itself to the geai dairy at Kansas Cit. needed before the summer is over, an ishes, restores color. Don't the lust public, and pursues Judge F. J. Wattron returned from election cuts no figure. A new law he who It wul Over HI, 000 head of mutton sheep ,f procured now may save you a trl). grow old Angeles, lie reports his family now in effect, requires reg have the sweet consciousness of hav- had been shipped from San Angelo up to town in the night or ln your busiest too fast. - the voter to I i'x--i- i ing we nit- iw nine gins. lster everv two veara been just to himself, hia country to May 31. About 100,000 head, it is seso.:. It is everywhere admitted to I have tried two hest ever sold' laving and his are a time with the whooping August Llndstrom and daughter. Le- - Gn." claimed, will be shipped during the be the most successful medicine ln use preparations, but Ayer'3 Hair Vigor coign. for bowel complaints, both beats them all for restoring ona. arrived from Los Angeles. The Cholera Morbus a Dangerous Disease. season. for children the natural J. I. Driscoll, postoffice insp(ctor, young lady has been attending the says: and adults. No family can afford to be color to the hair, and it keeps mv hair Wednesday. He us In many instances attacks of cnolera The Live Stock Inspector For by very soft wai here Informed Southern California University during days kill- without it. For sale all druggists. and smooth." Mrs. J. H. tlK.t Arizona had been placed in morbus terminate fatally before medi- about a week or ten before Marcrum, the the winter. Amos, who has also been be ing, the feed of poultry should be Sumner, Miss. he be cine can procured or a physician the 11.00. Ail AYEHC0.. Denver district, and that would in Ixjs Angeles for the past five so as to improve TICKY CATTLE. druutsti. J.C. t.ctl, Mm. transferred to California July 1. summoned. The safe way la to keep confined to grain ine months, receiving eye treatment, will at hand a reliable medicine for use in llavor of the meat. Mrs. J. T. Leseur and sons, Charles probably not return for a month yet The Cattle Sanitary Board Notify - such cases. Kor this purpose there is George of Slaughter an.l Walter, of St. Johns, left for pen- j aa hls gjgnt ,8 Btm ln a pM,t.a,.lous con: Slaughter, the nothing so aure as Cnamberlaln's Col- ranch at Roswell, recently sold 4.000 Southern Raisers. vcr. on an extended visit to relatives. dltion. Many of the of The Union ic, cattlemen south J 'i'. Losueur, who drove them down, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. W. 2s to J. M. Boardman. the Montana E. of Lafayette, here have received a circular from J. n ft. "tied home. During the summer kidney Irregu- Bosworth. Ala., says: buyer who bought the 5200 HAT steers "I: June, 1900, I had a serious attack They were shipped to Montana past- A. LaRue secretary of the cattle sani- Vjr. and Mrs. Dr. W. M. Rudd and larities are often caused by excessive tary board, containing a copy of Market of cholera morbus one dose of the daughters came down from Flag-ftai.- , drinking or being and ures. 207 West Gold Avenue. tane overheated. Attend Colic, Diar- resolutions adopted by the board on where they had been attending kidneys by Chamberlain's Cholera and R. L. Ros- to the at once using Foley's rhea Remedy gave me relief in fifteen Owens, of Hope, was al the eleventh of this month, says tho the commencement exercises at the Kidney Cure. Alvarado Pharmacy. minutes." t or sale by all druggists. well. He recently bought 9,ooo weath- Lordsburg Liberal. The resolutions nonnal, and left for their home at ers of Spence brothers, of Lincoln - FLAGSTAFF. recite that- the board has been noti- Spiingerville. Miss Vlrgle was a grad- county, and also a ranch, with a well fied by the secretary of agriculture year and two will FRONTIER SKETCH. uate this the other From the Sun. on It. He expects to make his home that tick infection has been found on at '.end another year. at White Oaks. County Recorder Hibben reports 583 the cattle in southwestern Grant coun- No need to fear sudden attacks of voters have registered to date. Of this J. W. Stockard, one of the proprie- ty. Under the provisions of section cholera Infantum, dysentery, diarrhoea number 424 register from Flagstaff and Incidents Related ot a False Alarm tors of the Grand Central hotel, Ros- 184 of the compiled laws the board es- or summer complaint, if you have Pr. 159 from Williams precinct. well, bought' fifty head of thorough- tablishes a temporary quarantine on Fowler's Extract of Wild St! a wherry Wm. B. Kent, an expert forester, in the Night, bred cows and calves from the L F D all cattle south of the Southern Pacific In the medicine chest. recently head ranger on the Black stock farm, and sent them out to his tract in Grant and Luna counties, and Hills forest reserve, has been trans- ranch. Consideration, $45 per head. no cattle in that territory shall be WINSLOW. ferred to Arizona aa head ranger under TROOPS FROM FORI WINGATE. Young chickens should not be given moved, driven, or shipped away until any food until they are twenty-fou- r they have been inspected and found From the Mail. Supervisor F. S. Breen. E. S. Clark has formed a hours old. Never feed them raw corn free from all evidence of infections or Creswell Bros, are busy cutting their meal age of weeks. The contagious diseases, and written per- crop of and expect to with T. C. Jobs, of Prescott. Mr. Two troops of infantry were once or- under the two alfalfa, harvest Clrke will live left best food when" very young is stale mission for their removal issued by a about 100 tons. in Prescott and dered from Fort Wingate, N. M., to duly representative Thursday for that place, and his fam- scout In the direction of the Arizona light bread soaked In milk and squeez- authorized of me Fred French has finished cutting hia ed dry crumbled. sanitary board. The secretary of the WV. GOETTINu . CO, Proprietors. crop of hay and he expects the yield ily will join him next week. line, entering that territory if neces- and Spice Holder, a sheepman of Tonto sary J. D. Cooley, manager beard has also notified the agents of to reach something like 300 tons. in search of some Indians who for the Cass the Southern Pacific and other roads 3- Basin, waa here. He was one of the had been repotted by be- Land & Cattle company was Ros- The La Prade of -0 acres ranchers as at All kinds of Fresh Meats handled. ranch Bheep owners who was Indicted at not to receive for shipment any cattle promises to yield an Immense crop of the ing off their reservation without leave. well the other day. He said a heavy which Sausage recent term of the United tSates dis- bind- hall Wylie have not been bo inspected. The making a specialty. hay nt the first harvest this season. The orders were not particularly storm on the arroyo last final resolution "Resolved, trict court at Prescott for trespass on ing simply to scout in such Monday night killed 20U sheep for Wal- reads: That Messrs, Noble & Blyc have shipped direction Dr. L. Ani- I Homestead Entry No. 42!8. the forest reserve. He gave bond for as saw fit ter Long 100 J. Allen, of the Bureau of ten cars of sheep, 2,500 in all, to Kan- the battalion commander and crippled more, that mal Industry, be requested to, Notice his appearance at the next term of and gather information from the set- would probably die. as Boon for Publication. sas City markets. Mr. Noble accompa- fis practicable, continue his investiga- Department of the' Interior, Land Of nied court. tlers that might prove useful at dis- About 1.800 head of were ship- them to their destination. H. O'Rlelly, general manager of cattle tions of the tick conditions in South- fice at Santa Fe, 'N. M., June 23, Merrltt Thomas, who has been doing J. trict headquarters, says the Denver ped out of Otero county last week and 1902. the Washington Life Insurance com- Field and Farm in its r'rontier western Grant county. New Mexico, themecnanlcal work on the Mail, left 2,500 head from the Sacramento ran- and to report to this board the extent Notice is hereby given that the fol Albu-queiqu- pany for New Mexico Arizona with for" Denver. P. A. of and Sketches." Captain Wilson recalls the ges altogether. Nations-Newma- Skinner, headquarters Albuquerque, The of the Infection, if any, and what steps lowing named settler has filed notice has succeeded him. at was in incidents of the trip as follows: "After Cattle company, of El Paso, were the of town. Mr. O'Rielly is also president we had been out some days and had should be taken to stamp it out, and he his intention to make final proof ln E. A. Sawyer and E. J. Wolff, two buyers and the stock waa shipped is hereby made an authorized agent support of his claim, and that said prominent business men of this place, of the Albuquerque fair, and Is inci- left New Mexico, we struck a beautiful from Roswell to Wyoming. proof dentally booming the big fair to be camp in the pine woods alter a long of this board." The Liberal has in- will be made before the register have from their sheep 1 or returned ranch held in city from 14 to of miles through I. S. Osborne has returned to Carls-- terviewed several cattlemen owning receiver at Santa Fe, N. M., on Au- and report that water on the Is that October march thirty the dust gust 4. viz.: ranjjrs 18. and heat of an Arizona day. The men ad from Kansas City, .where he had cattle on the ranges south of here, and lii2, Feliz Trujillo de becoming very scarce, and if rain does been to market some fat steers. He none of them have heard about any Herrera, in behalf of the heirs of not fall shortly grass as well aa water W. F. Dermont, manager of the Sagi- and horses wete completely tired out Abran naw & company, v as reports striking rather a dull market, ticky cattle, which indicates the Herrera, deceased, for the NV4 will not be as plentiful aa it should be, Manistee Lumber and and there general exclamation of 22, Wm. Weute, one of the directors of delight and surprise when we reached getting only $5 for his beef, but at that has not got much of a start as NV4. Sec. Es NEV4. Sec. 21, T 8 but up to the present time all kinds of he has cleared a good profit on his yet, and probably can be easily han- N, R f E. are doing nicely. the company, from faaginaw, Mich., this place and the order to unsaddle sto.'k was given. feeding experiment. 'He will go into dled. He names the following witnesses to J. H. O'Rielly and C. W. Medler, of were in town. They paid the taxes of prove his upon Saginaw-Maniste- e the business again next continuous residence Albuquerque, the Lumber com- "Tenta were pitched, horses fed. wa- fall. representing the Wash- pany, to get such George Read It in His Newspaper. and cultivation of said land, viz: ington Life company, were at a valuation of $2.50 per acre, tered and lariated out Robertson recently deliver- George Schaub, a well known Ger- Insurance grass be- 2O00 Feliz Trujillo, of Escobosa, N. M.; here thla week. They did considerable amounting to $11,800. l.hey made no as they could find and then ed yearlings to the HAT ranch in man citizen of New Lebanon, Ohio, is Felipe objection to belived to gan pleasant part of field life Kddy county, driving them Tapia, of Escobosa, N. ,M.; the rate and it that overland a constant of Dayton Voiks-zeitun- g. y insurance business and used their supper. Coffee, H reader the Manuel Mora Martinez, of Escobosa, spare talking up be a fair one as between the county getting bacon and from the company's ranch in Crosby He knows paper N. time the territorial company. does not sound very tempt- county. that his aims M.; Jose B. Lebario, of Escobosa, fair, to be held October 14 to 18. It Is and the hardtack Texas. They stood the trip to advertise only the best in col- N. M. ago ing, but when one been in sad- good re- its understood arrangements will be Seven years Godfrey Sykea sent has the in shape and are intended to umns, and when he saw Chamberlain's MANUEL R. that sun-u- p only hard- OTERO. Register. made to have pay day come or to the London Graphic a sketch and a dle since and a few place the recent heavy shipment of 2a Pain Balm advertised therein for lame three Moqui tack and lukewarm water have consti- and 3a from HAT range. four days earlier to give the people short narrative of the snake the back, he did not hesitate in buying a 1882 1032 tuted the entire dinner, the coffee and An-gu- from here a to attend. dance. The sketch was accepted and The dlrectora of the American a bottle of it for his wife, who for eight chance paid for at the time of Its receipt. The bacon seem like dainties. When the gone Cattle Breeders' association de- weeks had suffered with the most ter- No Longer than Your Hand January number of the Graphic con- sun had to rest behind the hills cided to participate in the American rible pains in her back and could get F. G. Pratt & Co. is the spot ln your back directly effect- tained a half page sketch and the de- and the large, bright moon came smil- Royal cattle and swine show to be held no relief. He says: "After using the by lumbago. mg scriptive article, and recently Mr. ing through the skies, groTips of men Sole agents for casino and Or a brand ed But it Is enough to in Kansas City October 20 to 27. The Pain Balm for a few days my wife said Canned Goods. Dealers prostrate you until Borne kind friend Sykea received the amount of shillings sat around the campfires, smoking and sum of $25,000 waa appropriated o me. 'I feel as though born ln telling stories. for anew.' and rubB Perry Davis' Painkiller into your allowed for the latter. He Is of tae prizea to be distributed among six in- before using the entire contents of the Staple and Fancy Groceries aching flesh. Then the throbbing pain, opinion that English publishers are "Later on the fires smoldered and dividual, four herd group bottle the unbearable pains had en- died out and the regular, steady tramp and classes. 214 South Second street. which has been as bad as toothache just a little slow. The most tirely vanished and she could again away. of the sentinel and now and then the notable sales made at Hlllsboro Creamery Butter Best on dies Painkiller is equally good Carlsbad this spring are: 5.200 head take up her household duties." He is earth. In relieving sciatica and the neigh or whinny of some troop horse, very thankful and hopes all suf- various From the Gem. were the only sounds that broke the of 2s and 3s by the HAT ranch to J. M. that Orders solicited. Free delivery. forms of rheumatism. 25 and 50 cent J. E. was appointed adminis- Boardman. of Glendive, Mon.; 3.500 2s fering likewise will hear of her won- Jones deap, solemn silence. I was sergeant recovery. lini- bottles. trator of the estate of Lon Hill, de- and 3s. by S. T. Bitting to B. C. Ash, derful This valuable BUSINESS LOCALS. o of the main guard that night and I ment is for sale by all druggists.' ceased. think it was half-pas- t one or two of Pierre, S. D.; 1.500 steers to Wyo- KINGMAN. about n Economize Econo- The registration of voters this year that ihe sentinel suddenly called out: ming and Kansas parties. For 2s the Honey in a Bath Room. by traaing at The From the Miner. will be as large as usual. If not larger 'Who comes there?" and the next mo- price waa $21.50 to $22; for 3s, $22.50 A good story is told on the better mist. wild-eye- Copper, galvanized Wesley Frazee and family passed than any previous registration since ment a d boy of 19 came dash- to $23.50. tin and iron half of a couple who went from the work. Whitney company. through Kingman on their way from the organization of the county. ing toward the tent on horseback. 'The Lampasas, Tex., is boasting of a big country to spend the honeymoon in a Chloride to Prescott, near which place Gus Reimer Bold his entire bands of Indians! The Indians!' was all he wool deal. W. P. Darby sold in one lot large city. One day the bride, finding No tuberculosis preservaiine or col- Mr. Frazee will have a position with a sheep, ranches, etc., to Campbell & could say. A few moments later he 400,000 pounds of wool at 16 cents a that she needed to purchase a few oring in Matthews' Jersey niilK. mining company. Francis. Mr. Reimer has been in the was, in the presence of our command- pound. Buyers seek that market for small articles, left the young husband Kleinwort's Is the place to get your Mrs. Joseph Frisk came over from sheep business for quite a number of ing officer and told him that the In- they find there the finest Merino wool and hotel to go shopping. She return- nice fresh 6teak. Ah kinds of nice Chloride to meet her daughter, Mrs. years. dians had attacked a surveyor's camp Wethers are bringing $3 a head and ed shortly and made her way upstairs meat. Ellen Gecman, who waa about to de- The reception at the normal school to which he belonged, ten miles away. several train loads have recently been to the door she thought opened Into was a every Demlng has an abundance of water part for California. Mrs. Gecman and complete success in sense Horses were saddled in an incredibly shipped from that point north, so saya her own room. Knocking gently at for irrigating vineyards, orchards, or husband have gone to Los AngeleB, of the word. Nearly every citizen of short time and we were on the road. the Texas Stock Journal. the door, she called affectionately: gardens. where they will reside in Flagstaff was present, as well as many "When a faint suspicion of naivn future. The American Hereford Breeders' "Honey, let me in." No response came Buy build Demlng. Kingman d program off was lots and ln Your school trustees have from abroad. The of music was seen in the east, it evident association, soon' to establish head- and she knocked again and called in y rental returns will be 20 per cent, on the services of Miss Sarah Fin-le- and recitations was good and the re- from the actions of our guide that we insinuating "Honey please let camp. quarters in Chicago, has a membership tones. the Investment. and Mrs. M B. Kggers for the forth- freshments were excellent. were approaching the Present- 2.000. 2!ty me in." "Madam." answered a gruff ly of nearly Illinois leads with coming terra of school. These teach- The entrlea in the base ball games the command halted and the major 281; 253; voice from within, "this is no bee hive. Orders taken for every known make Albuquerque with his members; Missouri. Kansas, ers gave excellent satisfaction last at the fair this year are had an earnest conversation Iowa, 227: Texas, 118; 100. This is the bath room." of stoves and ranges. Albuquerque open Flag- v e sliarply to Nebraska, year and the trustees did the right to the world. That lets the adjutant. Then turned The of terri- Hardware company. team a purse $1,5ii0 a patch of timber, remainder the states and thing in retaining their' servicea. staff in and as of is the lett toward little less 100. The aggre- Filthy temples in ndia. given, why boys and riding 2ou yards in tfie tories have than tem- Deming is a great health resort Harry Williams, the genial manager not our contest for after about gate wealth of of as- Sacred cows otten uefile Indian new '.ire tion, tents of the sur- the members this ples, pol- has no superior in climate for the cure of the Postal Telegraph company at it. the sociation is said to be near $50,ooo,ooo. but worse yet is a body that's this place, who has been ill for the Coconino will be a first class county veyors camp were plainly in sight. luted by constipation. Don't permit it. of pulmouary troubles. C. C. of CressoB-- , Tex., sold past two with an of as soon aa the assessment for the The horses were tied to the wagon at Fidler, Cleanse your system with Dr. kind's- J Look into Kleinwort's market on months attack in Chicago. rheumatism, returned home from Cali- present year is equalized. The assess- the rear of one of the ontp aid there Texas cattle from below New Life Pills and avoid untold mis- - North Third street. He has the nicest s fornia. He has improved very much ment aa it now stands foots up $4,527,-439- . were no signs of, disoider or pillae. the quarantine line at $7. This is tae ery. They give lively livers, active fresh roc-.t- in the city. ! a (Jti. by highest price ever paid straight and his many-friend- in Kingman are An equalized assessment of A few men dismounted and led one for bowels, good digestion, fine appetite. We are sole agents for Wheeler & correspondingly pleased. $3,000,000 would place It in the list of of the lieutenants advanceu slowly and Texas cattle. There were twenty head Only 25c at all druggists. j Wiison newing luachlues. Albert Fa- The people of Chloride have raised a first class counties. cautiously toward the nearest tent. and they weighed 1,287 pounds. The lter, :fi5 Railroad avenue. held up his hands and cattle were put on feed last November large amount of money, which will be Thf lieutenant Jemez Hot Spring?. Why buv high priced lots when you expecting to see man- on an allowance of five pounds of oil s used in the proper celebration of the We tell the greatest of blood puri- we all advanced The public Is invited to visit et thetu cheap in Demlng now, nation's natal day. A program has fiers. Acker's Blood Elixer, under a pos- gled and mutilated bodies, bit instead cake a day, and the feed was increased health giving springs. First 'an healthy-lookin- young a with certain advance assured? been made up and committees ap- itive guarantee. It will cure chron- we beheld four little in March. They were well c lass accommodations can be found at oc- V carry largest variety of lin- pointed to see that every tiling is car- ic end other blood poisons. If you men asleep. The noise awoke the graded Shorthorns and Herefords. the Stone hotel. Pathing. good trout tne out to are have eruptions or sores on your body, cupants md after a hearty laugh they The Roswell Record Says: Thomas fishing and beautiful scenery are only oleums and oil cloths in this city. ried the letter. Posters got- 305 avenue. hung ln every business house in King- or are pale, weak or run down, it is confessed that the scare had been J. Pridemore, range manager for tae a few of the attractions of this delight- Albert taber, Railroad man and in fact ail along the line of just what you need. We refund money ten up soli ly to frighten the tender-loc-- t M Capitan Land & Cattle company, of ful resort. Deming needs one hundred new the railroad, advertising the events. if you are not satisfied. 50 cents and guide, who had been a regular Lincoln county, returned from Kan- MRS. OLIVE CORCORAN. houses to supply the demand, and Fah-taf- boastlQg." The main thing of interest U the gun $1. J. H. O'Rielly &. Co., and B. H. f in sas City, where he sold to Connnrs Stone Hotel. needs them uow. This demand con- club shout at which will participate Briggs oi Co. brothers, all the two year old steers tinues to grow. If you a good complexion use Needles. Manvel. K'ligm?!) and Chic-rid- e desire lie can gather. He left Sunday for the Mrs. Bambini, at her parlors. No. purt-ner- u It (Mill clubs. N ('.'' s ell:) now What to Print. Moki Tea, a urink. acts tange where he recently turned loose a 2ui South street, over the on skin smooth First holds troj.ii.. I ; r Cl.'o-i- d A writer in tli. American Press con- the liver rnd makes the large herd of steers in charge of line Hyde Exploring Expedition store, the sick 25c it at thi-- ::: ( t. tributes a very able paper on "yellow an.l clear. Cures headache. riders. The cattle was delivered June is give thorough to take If not prepared to journalism." and winds up with the nd 50c. Money refunded it does 25, on tlie Rock Island road. He ex- DESTRP scalp treatment, do hair dress- CKi-IV- atisfy yon. to W. H. Hooker & In- . l.idvit ys j following paragraph which The Write pects to deliver from 2. Son to 3,000. ing, corns, bunions and No goi licnVh lir.'iir" the N. Y., samples. J treat y's Kh'ni y ( m e ? n considers a very precise, concise Jo., Buffalo, for free As soon as he delivers the cattle, he growing nails. She gives massage are fok'I'!. niakes I. O'Rielly & Co., and B. H Briggs & the KiilTi.- 1 1.1. Ph.u .statement of what every newspaper will return to Roswell to buy some treatment and manicuring. Mrs. Bam- Co. complexion macy'. nhould aim to do o tine bulls. bini's own preparations of "What should and should not be cream builds up the skin and Improves Want a County. All the cattle thus far shipped from WILulAMC. printed? Print al the news fit to be Carlsbad, or passing through, have the complo'on, and are guaranteed printed; print the truth without fear, The lroKrcss has since its begin- bi en 2s and 3s. with a slight sprink- not to be injurious. She also prepares From i ic- N. w. . favor or affection; print pure, clean ning advocated a new county for north- cures prevents t 'onsoli-ilatio- ling of aged steers. Scarcely any a hair tonic that and P. (i. l"n;u.'i- - . since h OP and wholesome matter; print fresh eastern Now Mexico, with Poitab s aa yearlings have been sold at Carlsbad, dandruff nd hair falling out; restores of th- Dinnis and Dc Muml i leas, progressive thoughts and re- the conntyseat, and now we are being t. life to dead hair; removes moles, Lumber c(.:ni;.i!ii s is now l.x ntc.l at or has there been any demand there- liable information; print the opinions assisted on every hand and there is no for. now, it warts and superfluous hair. Give her Main - ciiurg.' i f ha. f";;m CY.il'.e.:-der- . There are is estimated. doubt now if we go to work in the about 20.000 yearlings for sale in tiiat DANDRUFF a trial, bne also has a very fine tooth TPK riuht way we will have it at the hands vicinity, well bred up for most powder, which she guarantees to be Miss Susi H.. l f In - and legisla- the CI.F..S1N CATARRH of the coming meeting of the part and In good HAIR free from all metallic substances. It Mrs. ! - p!. .InhnsMn. whu has order, but there. FALLING leu I IK A I I NO ting. We must petition the legislature s ems to lie perfumes the breath, hardens the gums uttt mi ll.' A ll u 'iiiHrqu cur by no market for them this n i m to form a new county taking a strip season. pre- and BALDNESS and makes the teeth clean and white, ? ci' hk Last year and the year ing the t winter, returned li u.ii for fortv-fiv- c miles from north to south highly by all first ceding the demand was almost eon-fine- it is recommended the si :.icv vacat ion. t." tVo, ,,. CmrrCOuj and sixty miles from east to west from Kill the Germ that is Dutroyinj Also a face powder, a .V. " A ... to yearlings, not only at Carls- c'ats dentists. ('!: nt.v Assessor .1. II. l.itid h:i paid "(i -- .'71 Chaves county and a strip fifteen miles the Hair Root freckle cure, and pimple cure, and pile to County Treasure George Hovwiirth sixty bad, but in west Texas also, and the wide fiom north to south and utter absence of calls for young stock, cure. All of these preparations are for the prese nt year the sum i.f B-- Ja west out of Elj's C.'us miles from cast to the tiiis season, is hard to accouut for. purely vegetable compounds Give her collected on : al and per- Guadalupe NEWBRO'S 4'-'- ta:es fi!i;l t southeastern corner of a trial. Automatic telephone Untj I't conn-tyseat- . sonal property; the sum of iu-- comity and as --o aiso ti 4.'. 'HI t t.a l.j ) have Portalcs the A Gander Mother. on poll taxes c ollected. r:om drt.j;. It seems at present as though H ER I DE MumDtng. Little visited in Prescott on 1: i(i;irkly &lnrliH. tlie. gooil people of A duck, belonging to E. J. Fender, PIC plumbing depart- Mart f Roswtdl realize the We have auaed a mining live liel.t-- at t. will- tecently hatched out a brood of young IS THE SCIENTIFIC REMEDY business relative to his claims 11(1 k'ltTit-C- inconvenience we are at. and are shop our business. It 0;ir!S I THAT KILLS THESE ment and tin to Springs. property Nifc-- I'aa-n- ones which she soon tired of and de- south of Peach The the COLD N ing to situ a petition aiding us in the When you havo anything ln this line consists of two groups of five claims AU..T9 li.!'.:iintitiiiim. HEAD important move. We want a new serted. The orphans, however, did not PARASITIC GERMS. Hula mid I'Mitt'U ilie Membrane, ittntorn tl.s for lack of care, because they to be done see us about it before plac- each and the parties who took a year's SVriMtt bmtML. jti county and need it and must go to suffer of Tuele aitd targe ., 60 cents immediately by for $4l by DrujjltU. Prict $1.00. ing your Albuaue"Q.ue Hard- bond will shortly coniintucu work. I'm ji'lau or lv mull; Trml Biu:, lOivnu tiy mvl. work to gaiu that point. Poitales were adopted a kind order. Nine young men who claim to bo the felt liUomtlCS, W WarfeuSwet, taw Vutk. Progress. and benevolent gander, who attends to ware company. THE ALllUQUEKQUE DAILY CITIZEN, SATURDAY, JUNE 28, 1902 11

to accommodate a friend, Richard "BRIDGE OF FATE." Hayes, that he turned over his'regular run on the springs branch to him and took his run on the main line. The Conductor Whitford Meets Death in was a member of the O. R. C. Railroad Topics back in Kansas, where he came from the Raton Mountains. About two years ago for his health, And All Women Who Work, either and was to have resumed his run on There are seventy-fiv- e railroads of Pacific railway; C. J. Lane, Union Pa- tile branch In the next few days. Living or for Society, all kinds operating in Mexico under cific railway; Fred Montmorency, Bur- One wonders how the accidents hap- for their t, OTHER LOCAL HAPPENINGS: concessions from the general govern- lington & Missouri railway; F, J. Shu-ler- pen, and that more care Is not taken ment. Kock Island railway; H. O. Ure-wlc- to watch out for the bridges by the are Subject to the Same Organic Thirty-si- x Santa Fe railway; H. F. Lam- a railroads reporting for tne . trainmen. It is singular coincidence second week of June show aggregate bert, Colorado Southern; V. M. Lamb-ton- Special Correspondence. that hot long ago Mr. Whitford was Troubles. How Many Are Cured. earnings of f G,S(5,(U8, a gain of $425,- - Dtnver & Hlo Grande, and Mr. LasVegas, June 27. Charles E. Doll saying to a friend that he always was 82G, or 6.61 per cent. Tutt'.e, of the Oregon Short Line, met watching them, now he lies has returned from a couple of weeks' for and A gorseou.t costume flashed the brtllunt lights of ft ball Pa- m Denver at the Rrown Palace hotel a victim to the very accident he at that The round house of the Southern purpose, a num- stay in the territorial capital. queen of society radiant, to-ni- I. cific for the of adjusting Romley leaves tomor- time thought he would take particular room. The h railroad at Fresno. Cal.. and ber of questions as to mini- Miss Elizabeth twelve locomotives were destroyed by technical row for her vacation. She goes to caution to guard against. The nervous hands of a wak woman have toiled day and night, mum weight of live stock from the The "bridge of fate" is not an over form aching have known no rest, for tho dress fire; 'estimated loss, $20.oo0. western country. Colorado points. tho weary and head The Surveyors of Pre'scott Miss Ve erka, .one or the normal head one, but one with iron girders or had to Iks finished in time. the and sides to It four feet high. This Ga-zttt- e teachers, left today for Colorado and about would say a Eastern road are now within a few Conductor Injured. The Raton too To that queen of society and her dressmaker we word. of expect Conductor M. met other places to spend her vacation. bridge is cither near the track, or miles Uenson, and to be sajs: J. darn is just for Conductor Whit One through hothouse culture, luxury and social excitement, nnd thfl Charles Kohn Is up from Montoya r through with the work this month. with an accident at Wooten Thursday ntfu-- through the toil of necessi.y, may some day find their uiimcnts him hand. today seeing his old friends. ford is its sixth victim, four of them Col. R. E. Twitchell, assistant coun- afternoon that cost his left in years. p. co mmon cause. He was In charge of freight train No. Wool Is coming In lively these days. being the last few It Is the sel of the Santa Fe, is in the city today wagons are lined up at all the bridge on xvhlch Fireman Calhoun xvas .Nervous prostration, cxcitahility, fainting spclbt, dizziness, sleepless- consulting with Hon. W. H. Cbilders ant was in the act of stepping off The a car when the hand hold broke loose buyers' warehouses and waiting their killed a few weeks ago, and the one ness, loss of appetite, and strength, all indicate serious trouble, which on business of the railroad company. took the life of Engineer Bender throwing mm to the ground, and In an turn. Wool makes money in these that has been promoted by nu over-taxe- d system. The yard men on the Arizona and and Brakeman Miles sometime back. effort to save himself his left hand got parts. queen there, is nothing BO New Mexico railroad at Clinton struck Archuleta, an old man who Later Intelligence regarding the ac For the society and the dressmaker alike, on the track, the trucks of one car Caletano reliable as Lyriia V.. Vegetable Compound to restore: the other day for shorter hours. The passing oxer it and crushing It. En- was badly injured last Monday by fall- cident explains that Conductor Whit lMnklmm's train crews will probably Join them. gineer Goodyear coupled his engine ing off his xvagon while returning hxme ford had just finished taking up the strength, vigor, and happiness. Three hundred car cleaners, employ- onto the way car and brought Mr. to Borvenir from this city, finally suc- tickets and had stepped out on the 1 es of the Pullman company, are out Clark to Raton. The company's sur- cumbed to his injuries. He was 53 platform to look for a hot box. A9 he i'i on a strike, and as a consequence geon amputated the hand at the wrmi years of age and leaves a family. Ar- looked back the train rounded Into the that company's cars do not present the The wound is healing nicely. chuleta xvas badly intoxicated when he bridge and it struck ...m on the back of usual neat appearance. h here, and that accounts for the ihe head, knocking- - him down on the ft Pull-min- The Santa Fe Central telegraph line Presented with a Check. Recogniz- seriousness of the injury that caused ties, killing him Instant. . The i ing the heroic Intentions of Miss Her-th- a his poitor and others aw thu acci- Is within five miles of Santa Fe anil death. stop- will reach that city next Monday, as Matter in (lagging the St. Joseph Manuel Salazar, one of the old citi- dent, and the train was quickly passenger train at Rock Creek. Kan., zens of old town, died this morning. ped and the remains picked up, put on the wires are being stretched as rap- conveyed idly as the poles are erected. three weeks ago last Saturday eve- He has been sick for nearly a year the rear of the platform and ning, the Santa Fe has presented her xvith rheumatism, and the trouble fin- to Raton, where the Inquest was held. E. Alexander, who has been master with $25. The voucher was made out The remains were made ready and mechanic at the Lordsburg Southern ally caused his death. He was a man by General Manager Mudge and de- of middle age and leaves a family,. shipped bark cart to Newton. Kas., to Pacific shops, left, the first of the week Road-maste- r livered to the young woman by A. R. de Costa and A. K. Menett. Jr.. his old home, on train No. 2. Conduc- for Tucson. lie was succeeded by A. T. S. Cafferty. It xvas more fishing trip tor J. A. Connelly brought the L. Muiui, formerly of El Paso. have returned from their money than the young woman had up the river, and they say they had train into Lis Vegas two houis late. Vcre Iloyle, of Santa Fe, has accept- ever possessed, and she xvas accord- Plenty of fish to eat sardines they Mrs. Frank v.. Bailey and son are ed a, position with the Santa Fe Cen- ingly much pleased at receiving it. took aiong. As to the fish in the river here from Chillicothe. 111., visiting tral Railway company at Kennedy, and thev only saw them. Miss Wills. She Is the wife of the ed- Charles Guttermau will work on the MAGNIFICENT SERVICE. A week from today Is the glorious itor of the Chillicothe Bulletin and will telegraph line of the company. Fourth. Have you bought your fire make quite a visit in our city. Judge Sloan has decided that the law New Roman Catholic Cathedral Open- crackers and bandages? Miss Jessie McSehooler left this af- passed by liie last legislature provid- ed at Westminster. Bert Adams and wife came in yester ternoon for Springer, where she will ing that the Santa fe railroad lands in Loudon, June 28. Arrangements day afternoon from Gascon, where visit a couple of weeks with Mrs. e northern Arizona be assessed at 75 have been completed for the formal op- thev xvere married, and took last before going on to Willis. cent's an acre, is unconstitutional. ening tomorroxv of the new Roman night's train north. They are not say O. A. Earlckson returned today from at Rosa and says it A new engine crew is to be put to Catholic cathedral Westminster. ing much about where they are going Tucuniearl and Santa The opening ceremony will be carried honeymoon. Is too hot to live out there on the work on the I. amy branch, traffic being magnific- for their heavy one crew. will out on a scale of the greatest Santa Rosa la having weather of plains. too for the That ence. Cardinal Vaughn will preside mean several more residents for Santa about 1 10 in the shade these days will include nn elabor- citi-xval- Fe. "Dad" Ames will be the engineer. and the service and travelers from there say the JEMEZ MOUNIAlNS. ate musical program. The vaticau will zens unvo to carry the four The Santa Fe Central telegraph line be especially represented and the rapidly. ni'lt s and that it costs DO cent's a bar Trip From Algcdones to the Sulphur is being constructed Several principal sees of Europe and America Springs. miles of line are already completed lei. These little notes about places and Jemez in communion with Home will also be haxing xvorse make one more Special Correspondence. between Kennedy and Santa Fe and ' troubles represented. cent .'lit with his lot. Jemez Hot Springs, June 2i',. Our the line will reach Santa Fe by next The nexv cathedral is one of the most (liande valley last week. Serapio Romero came iu from his party left the Rio superb church edifices erected since new place of business at Torreon. Hi Monday, came by the xvay of Wand, Foreman Chamberlain, of the air St. Peter's at Rome or St. Paul's in reports things prospering with him but stopping at the Benson hotel over brake department of the Santa Fe London. It stands in the heart of that the heat there Is intense. night. We were all surprised at the Suffering Cured. shops at Albuquerque, N. M.. is at To- Westminster on the site of the old for Six Ylars At the card party given by Mrs. C. C. size anil prosperous outlook the : six being xinabltl pi ka getting "pointers" on work Fields prison, half a mile " Dbab Mrs. Pi.nkiiam I suffered for years, sometimes that Tothill about Gise yesterday afternoon to a number toxvn." Leaving Rland we struck tne mo as 1 could not live, and 1 did not while the air construction is in from Hyde Park corner and quite near to fret about at all. It seemed to though tar of her. lady friends, Mrs. Sloops took high places on the Jemez mountains. care to. I had xvomb trouble, kidney trouble, leucorrhoea, backache, waj Topeka. Victoria street. The area In which t to firs-- prtze, Mrs. J. E. Moore the prize Taking in the view through our field nervous and had no ambition to do anything or no anyxvbere. Was obliged J. E. McLeod. chief clerk in the of- it rises, and which it adorns, embraces for the ten hands and Mrs. J. Schmidt glasses, our eastern companions were sexvinjr. doctors but they did mo no good. of parliament, the royal pal- to (five up tav trade of I tried three fice of General Storekeeper Hilton, of the houses the consolation. The game played was astonished and delighted at the view your 1 thought I would try your medicine. I felt better government edifices and oth-e- i Seeing advertisement Topeka, was at his desk after having aces, the six handed euchre, the decorations, of the surrounding country f:.m the after tbo first bottle, and by the time I had taken six I was able to resume my been absent two or three weeks, check- great buildings. roses, and delicious refreshments were mountain tops. Thou scenery is btv work again. I shall always praise I,ydla 1 lMnklinm's Vcgetnblo ing up invoice lists at division points In dimensions It compares favorably Mr. Gise xvill take a hand in yond description. We were surprised A. Chincoteajjuo Island, Va. (Dec great of served. Compound. Mns. Mint Uusskll, as far west as' Albuquerque, N. M. xvith the other cathedrals the the entertaining tonight with his wife, at tho beautiful pine timber, grasses, 14, l'JOO.) uy world. Its entire length is ;.)0 feet, and one of gentlemen will be al- mills and valleys, flowing streams and Philip J. Baiber, employed the Us the Is anything in your enso about which you would Santa Fe Central railway at Kennedy, and its greatest width 156 feet. lowed to partake of Gise's hospitali- large Hocks of sheep we saxv on the If tliero height Is ninety feet. The nave is an tops like special advice, write freely to Mrs. lMiiltliain. Soman will is In Santa Fe tor treatment for an in- ty. way from the mountain to the person In bite Inspiring and spacious place, 240 feet The local base ball team has accept- sulphur and Jemc?. springs. see your letter. She can surely help you, for no America sect bite on his forehead. The tra- liacl. was probably by a tarantula and it was in length, sixty feet wide, with the ed the challenge of the Raton team for Dr. Bizley and his good looking son. has such a wide experience, In treating female ills as she lias ditional transepts, aisles and side cha- games 4th, ."ith and tith of July Jimmy, who manage the pulphur Mm; helped of thousand of women back to health. necessary to cauterize the wound. Apse on the has hundreds pels. On the raised floor of the there, and they xvill leave on the urd of springs, seem to fill the bill perfectly; 1.4 Lynn, Mass., and her advice Is free. You uro very With the railroad improvements still 1:; Her address the monk's choir, and in the sanctu- July, all primed and loaded to give the set a good table, entertain their guests accept kind invitation. Incomplete, and the force not all in ary canon's stall. Over the high foolish If you do not her eighty-fou- r the boys a hard game. The Raton team and see that they iret Fiilphur water yet, there are employes on a magnificent figure of the cruci- Anderson, Union St., Salem, N.J. i pay roll at llosa at the pres- altar last vcar was a good one, and the boys externally and Internally. Mrs. Lizzie 49 the Santa fied xvho firsr : you how Christ strikes the visitor expect a hard game. They have gatu-cre- d Today we arrived here and find quite . Dkui Mm. Pi Mill a xi I foil it my duty to xvrito and tell ent time, permanently located. This great nave, and other in- for me. At one time I any of crews that enters the together the best team possible i:i a number slopping at the Stone hotel. grateful l am to you for what your medicine has dime does not include the spiring images and architectural dec- Campbell could. I had inflammation of the ovaries, falling run in and out. the city, and the line up is as follows: Mrs. Cockran and Miss nu tiered everything a woman orations lenil to the interior the beauty H. W. pitchers, keep hotel and all tne guests seein of the xvomb. aad leueorrhtra. At times could not hold a needle to sexv. Jht YV. Hopewell, Catcher, Clark; Charlie the 1 Hun. S. vice president and awsomencss of the great temples Adkins; base, xvith management. first dose of your Vegetable Compound helped me so much that kept or of Central, leit for Den many Rhodes and Albert first well satisfied the tlo my the Santa Fe of the Roman faith In lands. In L. E. McWe-nie- ; beds, good living at the hotel using it. I have now taken six lottlcs ami am xvell and able to work. be ac- J. Flint; second base, J. Good ver. Upon his return be will style the sacred edifice is Byzantine. house are 1 also ride a xx heel nnd feel no bad effects from it. I am thankful to the Giver by Hopewell, who third base, Arthur Nygren; short and fine baths at the bath recom- companied Mrs. has The total cost of this superb pile xvas M. B. of all good for giving you the wisdom of curing suffering women. I a Denver hospital and lias re- siop. Otero; left field, Thomas all first class. been at nearly $1,000,01)0. field, Gross; W. R. I'ltley, a gentleman 74 years mend your medicine to every xvotnan troubled xvith any of these diseases." sutlii iently to bo aide to re- Tipton; center Robert covered right field. L. Tipton, and substitute, old, from New York City, and R. U turn to the territoiy. YESTERDAY'S GAMES. Algodones. are HKWAKI). XVo li.iTi)il.'p.witpl Willi Hie National City Ilanknf I.jrnn. trMlO, .lukt Levy. ltalcomb, from hen ! II t vtiirh ill p.uil any pci sen ln tvin ml lliat Hie nliore titniioniul John Player, formerly superintend-ne- and l. upecial per- .".merican League. Normal! Normal! looking over the country seen S500Q ar not Genuine, or wcro pill lislwd nlilalnlna tua wruer't of machinery for the Santa Fe, Rue! Rah! Rue! well nleased and delight".! with tne mission. I.Ttlia K. I'inkham Medicine Co., I.ynn, Mua. slid- At Baltimore has been granted a patent on a We're the class of nineteen two country, and the fine accommodations ing door for railway cars. It is stated Baltimore 3 C N. M. N. U. at the resorts. is one Boston OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO ilfat the'inveution an excellent One-nin- e two-o-o- ! tomorroxv for north WILL PUSH IT. Batteries: and Howell Bresnahan: naught They leave the O and that Mr. Player will receive a xx country be- O Concerning Trade Tricks. am! Tin commencement of the class oi and ill travel over the handsome sum for the invention. Winters Warner. tiling the past and Building of the Santa Fe Cut Off Will O The old sayin? that there are O At Chicago BhiJ is now a of and the tween here in O T. It. Sweet, trainmaster for the San- eiexeil graduates are beginning to is a wonderful future for this Be Rushed. O "tricks nil trades" has outlived Chicago-Detroi- t game postponed on There was O F" at Marccline, Mo., has been more part of country. All it needs Is push The official announcement that tho O Its truthfulness, if there ever ta account of wet grounds. think about the serious beautiful O any In it. store does O transferred to Las Vegas, N. M., where lite, xvas a particularly in- and capital to develop the natural Santa Fe xvill at once build its cut off truth This i.e class O not countenance tricks of any O he will take the position of trainmaster telligent and able one, and will un- s. from l'orlales to this city has caused American Association. unwary- - O New Mexico division. His place in A VISITOR. great satisfaction In this city. The O sort to catch the The fof the At Indianapolis doubtedly make the.r mark the world O plain, simple policy of buying O will be by Chief Em- announcement confirms the statement at Marccline taken Indianapolis The names of the graduates arc: selling It OV Johnson, of Chlllicolhe, (Tarcnr-- CUMMER EXCURSION RATES. of this contemplated move which was O good merchandise and Dispatcher Milwaukee ,.1 erson Atkins, Helen Blake, O at a Just profit is what has gained O 111. Uristol at Las Vegas S. Mary first given In The Citizen several Trainmaster At Columbus Brown, .Non is Cochran. Special Rate to California Points. O for us the public confidence. What O has sent in his resignation, and will ac- Cooper, M. Ellis. Mary S. l, months ago. The cut off w'.ll mean Columbus Helen to Los Angeles and O. yon read iu our "ads" you can O cept a position on a California road. Wyne A. Giassfoid, Louisa K. Albunuertiue much for Albuquerque as It will give Minneapolis San Diego, 35.00. part O tie to. People with money to O John K. Weldon is visiting old ac- At Toledo Reed, Ada Springer and Eunice i'. and direct communication with a new go Albuquerque to San Francisco of the territory. O spend naturally to the safe O quaintances iti El Paso. Mr. Weblon Kansas City .9 Tauune. return, $55.00. O trading place. Golden. Rule Dry O is an old railroad conductor and has Toledo The commencement address was every Tuesday, Tickets on sal you seen blue enafuoloc O Goods Go. O worked for various roads in the west. givtn uy Dr. Rolieit Covie, or Denver, Thursday and Saturday, May to Sep-ttmbe- Have that OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO For several months in 1MJS) he was Western League. and was a particularly line effort. His inclusive, 1.02. Final return steel ware at the Albuquerque Hard- o Pacific at At Peoria diction and thought were eompany'e Is most yardmasUr for the Southern delivery, ,n' limit November I'jn2. ware store. It the Keep Cool I Peoria-Omah- a game postponed on Lordslmrg. He is now manager of a and the address was a mental treat to F. L. MYERS, Agent beautiful and ornamental ware ever Wear a flannel coat and pants don't sugar plantation for J. D. Spi eeUt Is in account of rain. the large audience that attended the seen in A'juquerquc. need any vest; nice stylish flannel the Hawaiian islands and is off on a At Kansas City services at the normal chapel last Special Summer Excursion, 3 voids, only $i;.r.'t. Simon Stern, the leave of absence. Alter a few da ' at Kansas City night Albuquerque to Chicago and return, UK AD Otut ADVERTISEMENT. Railroad Avenue Clothier El Paso he will leave for his old home Denver - Prof. E. L. Hewett made a statement o ;Gor-do- fct.r.o. ROSEN'WALI) PROS. In the east for a visit to relatives. Mr. Batteries: Nichols and Messitt tf the year's work and Hon. Frank Albuquerque to Kansas City and re- IT WILL HE TIME WELL IN- Weldon gives a plowing report of the and MeConntrtl. Springer presented the diplomas to nie turn, $:i9.00. Lieming water is chemically pure VESTED TO READ OUR ADVER- Hawaiian islands and says that it is At Milwaukee graduates. Albuquerque to St. Louis and return, equal to Polan Springs. TISEMENT. ROSENWALD DROS. the finest country under the s i.i. Des Moines 3 Nimia Raymond, one of the merch- o o 3 JM.r.O. Milwaukee ants of Las Cruces and well known on sale June 6. 7. 13 and 14. (Veen your cy ou Dentins. Statehood cfgars, two for 2Tj cents. Top-- in- Tickets Direct Connection. is now Postponed at end of thirtteuth here, went through to St. Louis tiiis and June 24 to September l- - inclusive. in direct connection xvith CiaKcs'ou ning. afternoon. Final return limit October 31, VJC new Fe quadruples Barry Lobeck; Ktn-ti- a Harxvood was a passen- through the Santa Batteries: and Rev. Thus. F. L. MYKRS, Agent. ?5 wins which went into service day and Linda. ger for Wagon Mound this afternoon. S 1 11 , - r y In language of t 1 Ell:-- r it. storday. tiie the St. Joseph Missis Mary Cooper an Maud Triennial Convention, International r-o- i telograplH rs, Topi ka now "v.oil.-- St. Joseph-Colorad- o Springs game returned to their homes at the i ml-- Sunday School Association, Denver, ho. me buipnur hoi springs ' I throii-- h to Galve.-toi- i. Yhis is the postponed on account of rain. city tnis afternoon alter graduating Cclo., June 26 to July 2, 1902. time in hisloix (.!' the Santa round trip. Tic k- 8 THE PLACE TO SPEND YOUH VACATION first the League. from the normal. Rate of $18.85 for Ke mad that this has been possible National Thomas Hayward is here from Albu- ets on sale June 21. Return limit July iitro-tlute- At St. Louis P.cfor ' the "quad" sys'em was querque. :,. 1'ju2. Situated in the heart of the Jemez mountains. Finest the messages Mo:ii Galvistor. St. Lou.s L. of Albuquerque, is in F. L. MYKRS, Agent Chicago I llaikniss. Sc in had to be relayed :n Tvi.ii-K'- . Pun til city. of enery ftnd climate. Baths unsurpassed tho Yerkcs. Wicker and Ry the and Cleburne, making a considerable Batteries: C. C. Hall L here from Albuquer Summer Tourists Rates to Colorado. United States for nearly all diseases. Good xvaste of time m 'lie transmission. an: Rhodes ami Kling. que. Denver. $.'5.15, round trip; Colorado York-N- ew 4 General Superintendent Gaunt of the At New Ralph Halioran was here today from 'Springs. $2:1.15, round trip; I'ueblo, hotel accommodations. Stage leaves Fe ttlrgiaph department, has York t jf:u.l5, round trip. Tickets on sale Santa 7 Al.iuquerque. p Albuquerque three times a week. one of the Galveston instruments con- Philadelphia The startling iuteligeiue was receiv- June 1 to October 15. Inclusive. Filial nected up on a loop pud placed on ios Batteries: Burke ami Bowerinau: morning In return limit O' toi.er Al, l'J'ij. TERMS REASONABLE Geo. VV. BIXLUR, Mgr. ed hi re this shortly after . tl.sk. 'so that he tan watch the woric-ii- White and Doom. o'clock bridge lfcrt at Hillside, L At Boston that Atten 1 the special 25 per cent reduc- oi the wire and deter t any tiaws nt ar Raton, had added another victim c ooc , . .9 on and boys' clothing ocoeooooooDcoooc in its transmission. Boston long list, claim- tion sale men's ooeoooco0cooc Biooklyn to its already this time at Golden Rule Dry Goods Company. ...7 ing A. T. Whitford. the popular and Hale, Willis ami Kit- - coooooocoooococo Mammoth Car Works. A mammoth Batteries: well known conductor who has been Demlng has just reen lneorporatea. tar and locomotive works, costing in tredge; Kltson and Ahearn. making this city his home the past two neighborhood of $5,uuo,0'iu, xvill to THE OLD GOVERNMENT HISKEY tne Heavy year. The exact particulars as probablv be built in Denver by tne Batteries. how the accident happened is not Chi'-ago- , & Pacific rail- The battery for the Albuquerque a Cough Rotl; Island known, but it is supposed that he was It's Just Used in the Medical Department of the road conjunction xvith other wt st- F.'ks in the game of base ball at Silver looking gets your lungs tore and weak in City championship of United leaning over the steps under that United Army and Navy ein lines. It is undeitood that the for the the cars after the wheels, ami the train and paves the way for pneumonia or FOR FAMILY USE, States Service, mutter has processed as far as secur-in- States will be Hen. M. S. Otero catch- by bridge, consumption, or both. Acker's Eng- CONVALESCENTS recognized a the purest stimulant in S. Hubbell pitch- rounded the curve the options on a large tract of land er and Sheriff Tbos. which is a common girder one. strik- lish Remedy will stop the ccugh in a AND INVALIDS. the market. Recommended by the best in-l- it it is ru- for the plant, the organizing of an er. The Silver City battery, ing king off and kill- day and heal your lungs. It will cure will Andy and Irm and knot him medical authority in the land. pendent ii on company to supply tbo mored, be Laird catcher ing him. Thpy were bringing down consumDiion. asthma, bronchitis and co Judge Ashenfelter pitcher. material and the securing of the second section of No. 1. Mrs. Whit all throat and lung troubles Positive the money operation of other railroads. 'peclal of furnishing goods. ford Is back in Newton, Kas.. visiting ly guaranteed, and refunded if Sold exclusively by sale to us for free sam- folloxx lug hats, shoes and clothing for men and her mother, and the terrible news was not satisfied. Write KS Freight Men Meet. The Ac N. u,,,, .llM.K4, boys Golden Rule Dry Goods conveyed to her there. ple. W. 11. Hooker Co.. Buffalo, MORELLO BROS , KVlV:, nu mbers of the Trans Missouri freight at the & Co., U. s Mr. was exceedingly well Y. J. H. O Rlelly and H. A. Potet t, chairman, Kan-- ! Company. Do not miss this oppor-la- Whitford bureau, W. by here, and it xvas Driggs & Co. OOOCOOCOOOOCXDOOOCOCOOOCCOCOO City, Mo.; W. B. Knight, Missouri trinity. liked his comn.des 12 THK ALIHIQIJKUQLE DAILY CITIZEN SATURDAY JUNE 28 1902 h It LOCAL PARAGRAPHS, oooooooooooooocoooooo

i : Mrs. J. K. EM r, who was at Kansas City on a visit, returned to the city lata nisht. Hon. M. A. Otero, governor of New; Mexico, passed through the city south bound last nlnht. The little son of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Money Ward is critically ill. Mr. Ward is Great with the Snnta Ke. At their meeting this evening the Elks will arrange for their excursion to Silver City on July 4. Wm. Paisano. an educated Indian of; the village of Laguna. was in the cny today purchasing supplies. Mr. Pai- - GOOD VALUES Fano is in the cattle and sheep raisin? Savm business. j Sale John Newlander. of the Albuquerque, WE HAVE A NEW LOT OF SHOES SUITABLE FOR HOT Planing Mill company, and family left Denver, they! WEATHER. WHICH WE CONSIDER GOOD VALUES AND WE this morning for where will visit relatives and friends for a' WANT TO SELL THEM. THAT'S WHAT WE BOUGHT THEM few weeks. C. A. Bruce, the chef at W. L. Trim! FOR. YOU NEED NOT BUY UNLESS YOU THINK THEY ARE ble & Co.'s eating house, will leave Sunday night for Los Angeles, wljere Men and Boy's Clothing, WORTH THE PRICE TO YOU, BUT WE YOU LOOK WANT TO AT he will visit his family and take a THEM ANYWAY. needed rest. T. Y. Maynard, the well known Sec- LADIES' SLIPPERS, 65c to $1.50 ond street jeweler, who was at Gallup on a watch inspection tour, Furnishing Goods, LADIES' SANDALS. $1.25 to $2.50 returned to the city last n:ght. He gives tue in- LADIES' OXFORDS, $1.15 to $3.50 formation of a big fire at Laguna. MEN'S SLIPPERS, $1.00 to $1.50 Dr. Henry C. Thomas will preach at the Congregational MEN'S LOW SHOES, $1.50 to $3.50 church tomorrow morning and evening at 11 and 8. Miss Hats and Shoes. MEN'S CANVAS SHOES, $1.15 to $1.50 Cora Gc bring and Mr. Duncan Bell will sing solos ser- CHILDREN'S SLIPPERS, 90c to $1.60 at the morning ? : vice.

r The Winslow Mail says: Mrs. L. Buchanan, who has been serving in the capacity as official stenographer THE DAY WE CELEBRATE in the oilice of Burbage & Nelson for V.. ' 0)? j i some time, has gone to Albuquerque to .t With joy and good cheer shouldn't be spend the summer. ': in any fi marred way. Get your groceries United States Marshal C. M. Foraker 25 and goodies for your table at BELL'S will visit Silver City tomorrow. He is M and your Fourth of July the second baseman of the Elks base ; i dinner will on surely be a success. Our ball team of this city, and will accom- Reduction our Entire Stock of Men and j i fine teas and pany the club on Its victorious trip to V : coffees, gilt edge, sweet and delicious Silver City on July 4. i ! j Boy's butter, fresh eggs and dairy produces The marriage of Watson Hall Downs clothing. Nothing Reserved. :'i ' in general are to be to Miss Kellogg ! ( finest secured and Elizabeth occurred in our general line of staple and fancy Pueblo, Colorado, on June 25th. Tne Our prices are happy couple will arrive here on next always from 10 to 20 per cent lower than elsewhere groceries are pure and high grade, Monday evening i and be "at home," at in the city and this special 25 per cent No. 315 South Artio street, after July reduction will make our 15 prices less than other merchants pay for their.clothing. J. L. BELL & CO. After being without a hall for nearly four Nos. 118 and South Second months the Salvation army has 10 St secured a tent In which to hold their meetings. The first servfee will be conducted tonight. The tent is located Golden Rule Dry Goods Co. We have Just opened a new line of on the corner of Second street and Lead avenue. OCODCOOCODOCXDODCOOC John S. Trimble, the well known and OOOCOCXDCOCOOCXDOCXXXXXDOCOO Little Red School House Shoes popular transfer man at El Paso, is That are stylish and serviceable and at here, arriving this morning, lie was Old 'Phone New 'Phone ocococxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 0 pleased on f the same made In shapes stepping from the train 59. 152 time that tills morning to be informed tlmt ,s gives the growing foot a chance to ;i i wife, who was seriously ill, was con- J. W. Edwards i 1 grow. They cost no more than many siderably better, and would doubtless Inferior brands. Come return to El Paso with him. Progressive Mortician and Em it:! and examine them. Mrs. Adams, at the local government balmer. Indian school, is entertaining Mrs. MEN 6 to 8, $1.23. Open day and night. Calls are 'S SHOES Louise Pilcher and son, of Lamina. 8V6 to 11, $1.50, The visitors, on leaving here, will go promptly attended to. liya to 2, $1.75. go Santa Fe and thence to Lawrence, Kansas. The lady had a lot of fine I Also Sell Monuments blaukets and curios at the Laguna sta- Office and parlor N. Second We have just added several new T. MUENSTERMAN, tion, and lost the lot in the Are there in yesterday. QOOOOOOCOOCXOOOCXDCOOOOOOO - MONEY TO LOAN. which It is going to be. you can greatly Juan C. Armijo, one of Albuquer- lines of light weight footwear On add your by young diamonds, watcnes, etc., or any to comfort wearing shoes que's t wealthy gentlemen, says R IS IT g good security; also househoM goods that are light and cool. We have a "he is 38 years old today and will have stored with me; strictly confidential. nice assortment of slippers, oxfords, only two more rivers to cross." The Highest cash price paid for household sandals and canvas shoes made for Citizen wishes Juan many future birth- goods. Automatic 'phone 120. this purpose and our prices are right. days, and think, from his physique, T. A. WHITTEN, 114 Gold avenue. Call and examine them at C. May's that he will cross more rivers than g you want? g 8 popular priced shoe store, 208 West "two" before concluding to quit this CITY Railroad avenue. mundane sphere. R QUICK AND RELIABLEI g lVjiWsffvo 8 NEWS. If you are going east do not forget Herman Blueher, Mrs. Jacob, Kor'uer n Statehood cigars, two for 25 cents. to get some souvenirs at A. U. Wea- and son, Mrs. Albera and Miss Amelia ver's, 307 South First street. Lang left late yesterday afternoon, in B Demlng, the railroad center of New THE COLORADO TELEPHONE gig 1 Mexico. READ OUR ADVERTISEMENT wagons, for the Ellis ranch, near Ber- O FOR TAILOR MADE SUITS ROSEN- nalillo. The aged father of Mr. Blue- See the newest in ladles' neckwsai' WALD BROS. her and the latter's son, Franz, took at The Economist. O the train last night, joining them at Demlng, the gateway to the best Alamogordo & Sacramento Mountain Bernalillo. The party will be absent Vart of Old Mexico. from city for I Railway. the several weeks. MONEY TO LOAN On I READ OUH ADVERTISEMENT. Effective June 2nd first class passen- Dr. Bunker, pastor of the Lead ave- ;Ox ROSENWALD BROS. ger train will leave Alamogordo at 8 nue Methodist Episcopal church, will F? Window shades in all colors and a. m., arriving at Cloudcrdft at 10:50 begin a series on Christian socialism. On diamonds, watches or any good widths at Albert Faber's. 306 Railroad a. m. daily. Return train leaves Cloud-crof- t Tiie topics discussed will probably be security. Great bargains la watches at 5:30 p. m;, arriving at Alamo- the following: The Ideal World, The Fresh Cut Flowers. gordo 8 p. of every description. IVES, THE FLORIST. at in. Foundations of the Ideal World. Prog- J Passengers for these trains can take ress toward the realization of an ideal A. M. imNOW, Demlng! Don't overlook it if you broakfast at Alamogordo and 5 o'cKick World, The Next Move Toward an 209 South Second street, few doors are looking for a sale and paying in- dinner at Cloudcoft. Ideal World, Conditions in the Ideal Mi' vestment A. N. BROWN, World. north of vestofflee. P.-R- . 1 1 Mexican drawn worit la endless va- G. P. A., E. I. Route. i The Fort Wingate base ball club will GENTLEMEN! riety at Albert Faber's, 305 Railroad play in ihis city on Saturday and Sun- We consider the Douglas the aveaue. Curtains! Curtains!! Curtains! II day, 12 13. Our selection of over two thousand We are Plowing up to lace cur- July and Harman Wynkoop In Demlng another good Lotel Is date ihis morning received a lettt,- from spring samples, comprising all the needed to accommodate the enormous tains In Brussels net, Irish point, Ara- fashionable goods for gentlemen's best popular priced shoe in the bian Nottingham, Sergeant Frank Long saying that the Increase of population. nt. Bobblnet and dates mentioned would be acceptable. suitings, fancy vestlngs, overcoats muslin. Albert Febar, 205 Railroad and fulldresh suits, are ready for In Mexican drawn work wa are avnue. Tiie Browns will have two or three showing a big assortment. Albert new faces on the team, and will have your Inspection. Our tailoring and world. We also carry the Hanan o styles are unexcelled prices Faber, 305 Railroad avenue. Notice. to do some, hard practicing between and the READ now and the dates niei.tioned. as the talk. Nettleton Tailoring Agency, OUR ADVERTISEMENT. The Rico Cafe serves the best meals 215 South Second street. shoe, which is the finest of all. ROSENWALD BROS. In the city at 15 and 25 cents. Short soldier boys are "P"ied to lie a fast bunch of ball players. Mr. O'Hielly, In Doming you can buy lots for $100 orders, 5 cents vp, 111 North First president of the association, saw VV. hlch will pay you 100 per cent 1 less street fa'r L TRIMBLE & CO. than twelve months. the in play and speaks very highly of R. R. Ave. Clothier vour parcels ana baggage delivered their work. Second street, between SIMON STERN.The Are you going to the or Railroad and mountains by toe Parcel Delivery to any part of Copper avenue sea tlioro for your vacation or do you the city. Office 206 West Gold avenue. A deed from city is necessary stay the to have to at home? No matter Automatic phone No. 202. perfect your title under the at t of con- Horses and Mules bought and exchang- 'OOOCOOOOCOCOOOOCOOOOO gress. We will make proper deeds and ed. I.lvery, Sale, Feed and furnish information to mayor showing OCXDOCXDOCXXXXXJOCO parties entitled to deeds and attend to Transfer Stables c "If yu want to know what smartly drenned vwn wear nil details at reasonable rates. Title BEST TURNOUTS IN THE CITY ft this smuou, usk to see Stein lUoeh Clothes." to Guaranty Company, W. Moore Clayton, manager. Address W. L. TRIMBLE & CO, 1 o Albuquerque, N. M. A lunch.' for Whitney Company it royalty, will be served by Qulckel & Hot he at Zeiger's L. Cate tonight. Everything eatable free. H. SHOEMAKER, Summer 205 West Gold avenue, Sacrifice Sale. Next to First National Bank. Quarter cut oak. large bed room WHOLESALEHARDWARE suit, sideboard, tables, chairs, rockers New&Second Hand Furniture pictures and other good furniture; car- Stoves and Household Goods. pets stoves, etc. Good open, two seat Re WE SOLICIT YOUR INQUIRIES AND ORDERS FOR THE ABOVE ed buggy, harness and excellent, safe airing a Specialty. Clothing family horse. Sixteen laying BOTH IN SHELF AND HEAVY. liens Furniture stored and pacKed for Camp stow. Must sell; icaving the shipment. Highest prices paid for - city. JAMES KERR. Rose Ranch, ad- V BOYS' NORFOLK LINEN joins water reservoir. Address Albu- aecond-han- d household goods. Plows, Mowing Machines, Rakes, Hay Presses HT querque po.stotr.ee. CRASH SUITS NAILS, BALING AND BARB WIRES. i' At tiie Metropolitan 6 to 14 years, only $1.50 saloon tonight JACOB SILVA & a grand free lunch will be served. CO., MINE AND MILL SUPPLIES. o Dealers In PLUMBERS MEN'S KHAKI SUITS A grand club ball will be given on AND TINNERS. BUILDERS' HARDWARE. v SAN ANTONIO WHITE STONE. M suitable for summer outing the afternoon and night of the Fourth of July, at the Orchestrion hall. Fine 113115 117 South First street. Albuquerque, N. 1.1. a wear In the mountains, only music will be furnislud. Admission, THK UKST tJUIUJING STONE IN V . .. per suit $2.00 cents a couple. Committee: G. C. KKW MEXICO, USED IN ALL THE 'Phones: Aut. 24S; Bell. 85. ' Bucklin. Wil- f Allied Stevens, Jr., and DlfJ nUILDINOS IN ALBUQUERQUE .4 WALKOVER lie Brown. cooocooococxDococoocooooaTr OOOOCXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXi SHOES.. ..$3.50 AND IN THE SISTERS' HOSPITAL. a In Demlng good b i Attfiid specially prepared free YARDS ON RAILROAD AVENUE sate loans can 1 PINGREE & SMITH'S $4 and $5 lunch at White had at better rates than In old es PIONEER BAKERY i ' the Elephant ton'ght. BETWEEN FOURTH AND the SHOtS, THE BEST MADE. Everybody invited. FIFTH tablished towns. First street STREETS. ORDERS SOLICITED. o BALLING BROii., Proprietor. Th- - ' oy wants an iron wagon. We STOVE REPAIRS. nae cm in an sizes at right pric Demlng baa now a large Ice plant Borradalle & Co., Wedding : Oake : a : Specialty at the o Name store. ana eiecino iigm syntem under con' 117 Gold Ave. E. L. WASHBURN. tract We desire patronage, and we The Percales we sell 5 per Ruppe's open at cents o drua store all nigiit guarantee flrs-clas- s baking. yard are very scarce. Leon U. cigs-- s, two Stern. Statehood for 25 cents. every night 207 8. First street Albuquerque. N. M, I. u