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ALBUQXJEBQXJE MORNING JOURNAL.ll Mull, In mlviinee. f.V00 n Ynr. or ftOo m MonthTHIRTIETH YEAR. NEW MEXICO, SATURDAY, JANUARY II, 1908ALBUQUERQUE, Hy t iintt-r- , Whs m Munlhi Mingle C'oplM Ac

terprlses had always been the welforoof the Chicago National bank, the de- -

lendant w itness came through Ihe or- - PRO S E C U HON I SL EXPOSITION PI1A C1AL

TO COST 10HUNDRED

WILL TIE PLACE OFTHE

tight trust Indictments returned In theOliver grand Jury Jusl before it wasdischarged last mouth. Some of

of the prosecution decla.e;'tonight that Schrnll.'s application forbail tomorrow will be refused on ticground that no remittitur has beenreturned by Ihe appelate court anilthat otticlally the trial court Is i i

aware of the reversal. Should a re-

mittitur lie sent down It was saidthat its legality would be attacked.It was also asserted that Ihe pros-ecution will not ask the appelateconrl lor a of the appealor take an appeal from its decisionto the supreme court.

NAVAL COLLIERS GO

OUT OF COMMISSION

ANNUAL TmmL

Joint Meeting of the Board of Control and Fair Officials De-

termines That Time Has Come for a Real Exposition of

the .Resources of New Mexico and That the Irrigation Con

deal of without re-

tracting a word of his original decla-

ration. He made admissions whichwere regarded by the prosecution as

compromising his idea of Innocence,but he maintained to the last that theinterests of his bank' were always pro-tected lo the best of his Judgment.One of the admissions forced fromhim by the searching' Interrogation ofAssistant District Attorney pobynswas Ihat tite memorandum notes, theimportance of which have been em-

phasized by the prosecution, were noton tlie record as loans to the personsw hose names appeared on the notes,tin the other hand he declared thatthe unsecured loans which the govern-ment hail produced in evidence of al-

leged hud faith were regarded by himas his personal liabilities to the bank,oven when advanced to others, andUnit in lb,, event of his ileal h hisestate would have been held for theirpayment. He declared further thatihe investigations of the Chicago Na-

tional bank in Ihe securities of IheWalsh railroad was not made with theintention of making himself a railroadmagnate but for the purpose of mak-

ing possible an advantageous sale ofthe properties and thus avoid thelosses that would have otherwise resulted.

Tlie examination bv At- - I

lorney Miller consisted of but few

questions and brought no new features and no rebutal testimony wasottered.

Treasury llu,ing Silver.

Washington. .Ian. 9. The treasurydepartment purchased 311(1.000 ouncesof silver for delivery at Denver. SanFrancisco and New Orleans at iS.Sfiu

cents per line ounce.

JURY FINALLY

SELECTED TO

TRY T HAW

INTELLIGENT BUSINESSMEN COMPOSE TWELVE

Prisoner Announces Himself' Pleased Willi Panel; Trial

Opens Monday With State-

ment of Case for State,

tity Morning .I.i'irnnl 8lcial Leaded Wlrt.lNew Vol k, Jan. 10. The second

Jury lo try Hurry K. Thaw for tn"killing of Stanford White- - was com-

pleted lute today and on Monday

morning tlie prosecution w ill preset t

Its case against the defendant. Ka 1

jurors in all were ncecptod and swornat the morning and afternoon sin 1

today. As a whole the Jury is made

uji of a most intelligent body oi busi-

ness men. most of whom are a:

age or over. When the panel hadfinally been completed after manyvexatious delays, and after the .:Xi

of twenty-thre- e peroniptor'challenges by the defense and tuen'.vby the people. Thaw announced thathe was entirety satisfied and in factwell pleased with the twelve menchosen. Young Mrs. Thaw who hfjrwelched the selection of the i'-- wi'lithe keenest Interest also decierethat she wus satisfied.

"They Hie nicer than Ihe men seleeted last yeur." she said, as ?ou"tadji urned and Thaw claim ed tha'. heechoed his wifi sentiments.

The prisoner and his wife ha n

earnest five minutes talk after tlie lastJifor had been sworn in and whilethe attorneys were conferring othe appointment of a conini'seonwhich Is to be sent to I'ilsburg lo takethe lesiimony of Mrs. William Thaw,the mother, who is stil too ill to comoon to New York

The jury as finally completed standsas follows:

Charles F. Grenimells, ship broker,foreman.

Arthur K. Naething. employing ha- -

ker.George W. Cury. dry goods.George C. Kupprocht, salesman.John .II. Hnlbert. mineral water.David 10. Arrowsmilli, manager. .

William F. Doolittle, auditors clerk.William II. Mellugh. clerk.Frank J. Howell, manufacturer.William F. Burke, assistant secreta

ry Y. M. C. A.

Francis Dovaile, real estate.James H. Hooper, meats and pro

visions.The new Jurors selected today were

Messrs. Mcliugh, Howell, Burke, Do- -

vale and Hooper. The last two seatsin the Jury box were especially hardto Mil and a number of talesmen werepassed temporarily Into these places,only to be excused In a few minuteshy challenges from both defense andprosectit ion.

Judge Dowiiug unonnccd today thatbeginning with Monday the courthours will hi' from 10 a. in. lo 1 p. m..and from Z p. m. to a p. m.

Assistant District Attorney FrancisV. Garvan will make the openingstatement for the prosecution. He- -

Hill not consume more than ten min- -

utes, and 1t Is said that the stale'sdirect witnesses will not occupy morethan two hours. The defense willopen Monday forenoon, Martin E. Littleton, Thaw's new chief counsel making the opening statement.

Willi JAPAN

PRDCEEDIHG

SMOOTHLY

. , - jState Department at Loss to

Account for the SensationalStories of Discord Printed in

Foreign Newspapers,

IMMIGRATION PROBLEM

NEAR SOLUTION, IS HOPE

ado's Government TakesKindly to Suggestions of Am-

bassador O'Brien Concern-

ing Influx of Collies,

(Il.r Mornluti Jiiuriuil Ptpfrbtl taiiMil W1r.asliiiotlon. .Ian. 11). Coimldoi'lnR

Hie Min.oi lim-.X- with which. cxcIihiibc--are proKie.'-.-dn- between Amt-rlc- flhri

.laiaiii. lelullv.1 to Ihe adjustment of

iineMI"Hs iv.ro! inn- out of tho limufKi'ti

lion of .1iiiant r hibororc into t';I'nilcd Siate.x. th,. ollloluU of thjwhite ib iaiitineiit aro, iiuzxlcd to ac-

count lor lire iHihllcallon In variousfor, dun capitals as well as 111 tills

country of rcporls calculated to con-

vey the Imin-.'sMo- Ihat llicro 1m nei'1-oil- s

lib Hon between the two counti i.'over this HUbjeet.

The latest of t hose reports to Hie

caret that (be Japanese foreign of-li-

Is reluctant to accede to a

of Ambassador O'ltrlon til At

an aKleellienl to restrict Juplic-f- l

coolie Immimaiinu into the United

Slabs be rcluceil lo wrltliiK, timet!)

wllh umiuallli'-- contradli tlon ut lliochile department. The ol'llclula ill) noten re to illst-us- n.'K'dlalloii of thl im-p- ni

taulr,. while they me still In prom--

ess, I'ollowlnu; tile general rulebas.-l- on a belief Ihat such discussionIs calculalcd lo defeat the objectssi.ur.hl. Hut II .lev b'l's that what All.

1' bleu is doiriK is merely nldlnfflapamse ofliclals lo perfect Internal

that v. Ill servo to nto tlioIn. Ilia riioliiMle Immigration evil. HoIs in, 'M led lo anyIrealy wllh Japan on this subject oreven lo secure a modus Vivendi oranylhliiK In the naluie ,.r the writteniiKreeuienf referred to In some pres.--'

dispatches, lie has. under Instructionsfrom Ihe slate ilepa rl inerrt, uc.iuaintedIhe Japanese Kovernmcllt with thoI'ai t that the measures adopted 111 tho(liieslion last Hpriiui followltiK the tin-d- ei

laUhiK of the Japanese Kovornincnrto re.slrh , undesirable IininlKiatlon tothe United Slates by a careful reflat-ion of Ihe Issue of passports, haveproved utterly Ineffective.

Tho Japanese ol'licialH were sur-

prised al the IlKurcs presented by Mr.O'Hrten Illustrating not only the

of tho Inflow of cooIIch Intotho United .Slates, but Us Htartliiiff In-

crease, even after tho adoption of thoJapanese restriction policy. There-- ,

fore, tho Japanese ofllclHls have beenendeavor Inn to frame regulailonH thatshall lie pITeellvn and In the ooursoof that effort they have communicatedfreely with tho American ambassador.There Ih peridlnn; before tho Washing-ton ollitdalH a very long report hycable from Mr. O'ltrlon covering tholatest phase of the Japanese project.The ofliclals are carefully consideringIbis and will nol hesitate to indicatehow It may be Improved, If that Is

possible. nolwllhstandlriK- - the factIhat the HmhaMHtulor has expressed thebelief that the plan proposed la satls-faclor-

Should Ibe department coincide In Ibis view, It Is slated that It

will oalv he necessary for Jfi OTSrle'ilo slmnl'y I" Ihe Japanese novel n.iU'iilHint fact and there will be no neeea-sit- y

lor him In secure any writtenp ieilc.es or Indeed to make any

that mlK-h-l In the slightestreileci upon the Rood faith of

(lie .l,tiaucs,. Kovernmcllt In Mils mat-In- -.

I'cllllMiiie in l.s AnKt'lc-

I,"S Anueles, Jan. 10. tienrRe A.

.ire. recently ac,iillt."l at Hnise,Id ill". of Ihe murder of former

i nor k. has been In.

Alllteli s for Ihe last two days llvlnRM Hy nith his wife He will re-

main here iiulll bis health Improvei.

FIVE Kill. EifIN WRECK

ON ALABAMA RAILROAD

VinrK ai bend. Ala., .Ian. 111. Kive

per. mis were allied and two seriouslyInjured In a recli on the Alabamaand .i :.ssissipi railroad, between ft

passeiiijer train and u lonKlnif train.TheW. IL I'AVN'K. merchant of il.

''CHAUI.KS C. lil'SUK, a section

foremanTill: p: Nt:.;i:oI-:s- , numes tin- -

k HO! ...

I'ranl Marks, engineer of the pas-senger train, one of the injured, willprobably die.

L USES HOLD

0 RUEF

COURT DECISION BLOW

TO FOES OF GRAFTERS

Former Dictator of San Fran-

cisco, Despite Plea of Guilty,

Discovers He is Innocent of

Wrongdoing.

(Hy Morning Jonrn.il Nurriul lanril Win..

San Francisco, Jan. la. Followingtlie derision of the district court of

appeals yesterday setting aside (lieconviction of former Mayor KiigonoK. Schniiu, which may have a se

rious effect on tlie pros, ration .if San

Francisco graft unit bribery cases In

which 111 Indictments were returned

perhaps necessitating many changesin tlie plans of the district altorneiand a complete realignment of e

much activi. prevailed today

among those associated in the pros-

ecution.One of tlie slgulticaiil features waf

a conference between Abraham fiuef.the former dictator in tlie politics of

San Francisco, Special Agent William

J. Hums and District Attorney Will-

iam II. Langdon, In the hitter's office,

and at the request of the district at-

torney. None of tlie parties to theconference would give Ihe slightestIndication as to the object and pur-

pose of the meeting but It limy besaid that the release of Ituef on ballIs one of the developments that Is

expected as a possible compromisebetween him and the prosecution as a

result of the reversal of the SchmllzJudgment w hich also nullifies the pleaof gnilly made by Ituef. Far moreserious lo the proseeulion It is gen-

erally believed was tlie appelatecourt' decision because of its uppll-abillt- y

to Ituef than the setting asideof the conviction of Schniilz, havingthe effect it is said of practically des-

troying the proiooucinn'H hold uponthe former political boss, who is re-

garded as Ihe one, and Ihe only con-

necting link between the accused bri-

bers and the board of supervisors."I am entirely innocent, as innocent

as any man that you might pick onthe street who knows nothing aboutthe mailer," said KuelT lo a repre-sentative of the Associated l'ress as hi'was on his way to the district at- -'

tornev's office."I repeat that I am Innocent of ex-

torting money from any one," he con-

tinued. "My Tee was legitimate. N

crime was committed. 1 did not soli-ci- l,

in fact, severa times refused totake their cases because of the se-

rious Illness of a member of my fam-

ily. I was Innocent of the chargealthough, paradoxical as it may seem,I pleaded guilty. When I shall makea statement In court, which I shalldo at Ihe proper time, the reasons formy nclion will hi' understood."

Instead of the Judgment ol ihe ap-

pelate court not going Into effect for

sixty days us was erroneously statedlast night, tt renilttlture will conicdown today or toinniorrow.

Kuer stated today that he could giveball within any amount wilhin reasonand tills led to the Inference Ihat hisennferrnee. wllh the district ullnrneyhad to do with agreeing upon a re-

duction from the total of $1,170,000llxed on the 100 odd Indiel merits

against him.It developed today that the appeal

of Schmltz In full was not submittedto the appellate court until Wednes-day, the day thai what was hit of theSclimitz administration went out or of-

fice and Ituef was sent to the couniyJail, and that Ihe following clay be-

fore noon Ihe voluminous decision,covering thirty-tw- o typewritten pagesand containing about 1 0,000 wordsw as handed .low n.

While tlie rever-a- l by the app.ialeoourl was on tlie appeal of formerMayor Schmltz, it has had the effectof again making Huef Ihe central It'i-ur- e,

one acqultial and one mistrial of

Tirey L. Ford having caused theprosecution to practically concede thatRuef's testimony is essential to n

In the bribery graft cases. I'was said tonight by one of the altoi-ney- s

for Schmltz that application .'orhis release on ball will be made to-

morrow morning.It developed during- the hill thai

counsel for Schiuiiz and Huef anilattorney's office had dis-

agreed on whether or not Ihe judg-ment of flic appelate court can be ef-

fective at once or not. until thirty daysafter the decision was handed down.The defense maintains Ihat under a

statute passed in 1005 u reniillituimust be sent down by the highercourt "forthwith." which as pointedby the proseeulion is In direct con-

flict with the constitutional provisionthat Judgment chiiii.iI go into effect o;--

remittitur be sent down until all--

thirty days, except with the c.uiseni ofthti people.

Another question over which thereIs a difference of opinion between tin-

la w yers for- the two sides Is:

Whether or not Schmilz's bond of$H."iO,000 wus accounted when con-

victed. If held by the court thai ilwas not I lie former mayor will onlyhave to put up an additional borefor the ball upon which the nine pr.z- -

L

(Now Generally Admitted FirstEstimate of Board of Enp;i- -j

neeis Was Far Too Low toCovei Work,

SANITATION ON ISTHMUS

PROVES EXPENSIVE

jlmpiovemenis at Colon and

Panama ami Rebuilding of

Railroad Add Materially to

Cost of Vast Woik,

Hy Morn In jt Ion rim I Nut-ln- I wiimmI Wire.).Jait. - li.M iiiiM of

rh a n wd con t ioiu from i host-

liitt in lini,'! when ihe minority of tlni

hoard of mnull iiuj rnuitn'rrs of tin1

Vniiania a a mi hni it id its iviorl, It

is now admitted in rt'sponsihlp iii:ir-jt'i-

Unit thr cstintiitrs niaile hy th.i!

report for Imlldinji tlie emml wnn fartoo lii iiiul that the eost m;iy approx-imate Ji'iiti.iHHl.ilPU. This inelndeMv.i rious Incident a ems such its ndmi ist ration, .'a nil a low .1 ml improve-ment auun'Kal in sewnil millions ofdot hi rs in 'una 111a ami 'olon w h (eh.however, will ho refused n tlie a

jnaina yovernmetil and the expeiist-- ofthe '.one o eminent ami whIimih

pelisrs ifliitl-'tit- to the t ionand a 11 illicit Ion of Hi.' I 'a nan in railroad. The estimate of the board in

lliinr, u.ik that the eol of the eanaliuould he $ :i;t, ;,. hut this cstl-ima-

did not tuelude lApennes on He- -

eimiil ol InlereM during roust rim) ion,sanitation and the zone vem metit .

Last prinn Ihe present eommiv.Mot)made genera ett lina les of t heprolmhle (oil ,l tlie woijv which re-

sulted In plaeinj.; il nnywhmv hHwetn$ J ti.niin.iMdi a ml Jo u.umt jmio. hutthe more conferva i vp mem hers believed thai tin- lower liKan-- would

ju'ovt ullimalely correct. Since thattime some of the com in isNioners havefound that a consider.-- hie nninu canhe made ui the lower estimateswhich warrants them la placing heestimate the co-- al nemer $ J 0, (MMt,

nail than a It iu iter lh;ui e. Va riousreasons it re nssined for the increasedcost, including wider ami longerlor Km hail Ine-- proposed b t hehoard of enyineers, a uteat'-- ipum-tii- y

of excavation than that estimatedhy In hoa id. an imreasr in unitprices and higher prices for laborthan U10M' thought adequate hy thehoa id. That boa rd esl ntaled tlieJocks would cost less than $:n,(iia,(ilMi,while the present coiumisHlon LhhiUn

it will h( between $ .', :i li iia.n 0 HniIIWI.IHMVMHI, Willi Ml i II greater In-

crease of 10 per cent If the lucks tirofurther wlilended u.s proponed by tinsnavy department.

liil.milMil Minors Itciiinlii drooi-riil-

Kly, Kvv., Jan. Ill, Al.out Millionfeet W.'l'l! Illllll.. Ill llio la.st

lioui'H 111 tin. resi-u- work In tlioAlihn nhnl'1. Tlio re.seirerM have nowabout. S7G foot to H'o before ronchlrrfftho three riitoin t.o.l men. who aru in

good lrettltli mid olieerl'nl,

DEATH SENTENCE

COMMUTED

Governor Cuny Saves One

Doming Muideier From Gal-

lows; Other Must Die on the

Scaffold Monday Moining,

lii.0-- I" ".' MurnotK I

So Ola N. M., .Ian. a. , en ei nor

,'tlrry bus euio 01 10 ed ., hie hiielsniIII, III Ihe del-Il- l ui' M i; r o

So hollo., lei II"!! evel I r I

Ihe nisi- of Mil ill AlM.l.lor.l

Aliuiilor will .e- halted 111 Ho- I. una

eiiiinlv Jail ni.o'hiiiKI lot h lliei, e e , Mil! I. I, d "T Ih

minder ,,l li, ree-en- lerio of:Ihe 1,111111 eciomi e.nirl in.i s, nfeli.-e.-

lo die nil 111.' lOV!M ''l id. IN e. ''HI- -

bee 111. When nil u.-i- in read in.

lor- Ihe IiiiiikIiik lie- S'H'T uianledja iim.iiIIi'h ren I" lb"

The el lines for !! he II the men. whoare iKIliiliilll n.itlvei "I ' 'Id AlexlroWelo Oi.llVl.'le.l Were -. ill le M II Mllllaiand .ei lilliirh Initial. S:i ha lln.'s V if -

I1111 ua.i a Utile a ried In thea ins of her .1 Ini In. Ill Ihe in.lr- -

derer toi.itnl.eiily l"ek for an enemy 'f, U holll be u I.! il.K ill Hill .

A I'll' Killed a I! "inn II u il II u llnlllbe bad been lilil.K. I'M I" lis! b.lllK tho11110 in. fnr the de'd The murderer

,ela lined that be had no hileiiMon ofkillin Ihe woman, but wan IryioK lo

slay Hie man whom, ho ofi! iniiiiiK her a 11

Sin fug Funds for I'm' ofHospital ship It.ilel

hinutoji, Jiin. I'.- - Onlrrs wwvIsMti'd tlii navy ili'imrlinent tmhi.N

i,.u'inK "in f commissi, m Hit roltior.--

Mnivt'llns Miitl l.ronitlU'K on I'Vln mi v

I. Tlifse shins nvcntly wnit to Trini-

dad with coal for tin- Thn'tiuhtin operation of this nnliT it is v

ci tt'd to m. ikr axaiUthlf an ofry for f it Uhk 'Hit the

hospital shin Kt'licf, An ord t lsmtoday ilispa Sni'Ki'on UuynionSpi'i-- from th- Ishmd imvyard and assigns him to duty ulevirithe Roltt'f.

ALDRICH BILL FINDS

FOES INHOUSE

Measure Denounced as Gam-

bling Instrument Calculated

to Satisfy Most Ardent Spec-

ulator in Wall Stieet,

tly MnrnlilK Journal HiMM'lid l.nft Wlrr.)

Washington. Jan. 10. .l u meetingof the house baiiliing and currencycommittee today, Chairman Fowler

explained at length the provisions ol'

his currency hill as

distinguished from tin- Ahliieh bill ill

the senate, arguing thai w hile Ihe for-

mer contemplates the complete i

gani.ution of national bunk cur-

rency on the basis of lieu credii guar-

anteed notes secured by national hankassets, Ihe latter is an emergency ex-

pansion measure purely and proviib n

for the Issue of currency on sin h gen-

eral security as Ihe bonds of railroads,counties and municipalities, when

hy tlie secretary of the treas-

ury. Numerous .uestlons were askedwhich brought oul to some extent Ihe

varying attitude of members towardthe Fowler bill, Alier the meetingRepresentative Hayes, of California,said:

"While I am not ominitted lo .Mr.

Fow ler's measure ui shall not make

tip my mind until the subject hasbeen mot-f- Ih. .roughly gone lulo. I asi

vorably Inclined toward il. BetweenIt and Ihe Ahlii.ii bill Ihorc is no

choice..'The Aid loll bill, aside fr Ihe se- -

rious obje. th.n thai it Is merelyI em pot a ry In seoe and alms atemergency expansion, Is in. tlie natureof a slock gambling Instrument, pureami simple.

"Wall Street In lis boldest momentcould ask for- nothing belter lilted toIts own peculiar purposes."

NIGHT RIDERS DENOUNCED

AS COMMON CRIMINALS

Kentucky Sixii'ly of Kqulty lleprc-- l

ales Violence in Tobacco Itlsliict.

llcridcrs.ni, Ky.. Jan. 10. The stalemeeting of the Society ot Kuulty, In

session here' today, adopted a resolu-

tion declaring that the "night riders"are common criminals and the worslenemies Of the association and thatHie statement of (iovcrnor Wilson or

uriyone else, that the snclcly Is re-

sponsible is without foundation. Theresolution rurther declared that tlie

society has Ihe light lo send sober- andunarmed men, as peace envoys, by

daylight, to plead with (loir neigh-

bors lor the Interests of the society.

VOTE TO CONFIRM

NEW MEXICO

OFFICERS

The Senate Committee! Passes

Favorably on Nominations

Governor Cuny and SectJaffa,

Mii-,li- lo tlx, Al,rf,liu J.Miriml--

W'aMlliiKloli. .lull I" Tlte seliille

.oininilli on e rrilorii tixlay nieil

to report fa v. .ihiy 'Oi the jo'lliiioi- -

lion of ( ov nor leurne 'o ITS' ml

Seerela ry Nathan Jail... of New Mej- -

ho. holll lffi .. opoilll IMI'IIH. JollllIf. I'ane. Willi MIS ll'OllilOlll'f to be

wren tury of Arizona will also In- fa- -

voi ably In Hie xeoate.A. 11. Hon. 'hall, of Simla Ft-- . N. M.,

whh toilay admitted to ira. li('i- beforetin- - I'nltei.1 States .siiireine inut.

Make it.

OF CITIZENS

TO GO AHEAD

CONVENTION HALL

presented contained allractivr fea-

tures and their inspection was enoughto convince the meeting that it is en-

tirely feasible for Albuquerque tobuild the convention hull on tfie scaledemanded by the congress and for thefuture needs of the city.

Following Ihe Inspection of tin;plans came the discussion of the fi-

nancial side of the convention hallThe matter was brought to a headby K. I,. Washburn, who believed thatthe best way to get the money wasto get It and who moved that the com-mittee proceed to raise the necessaryfunds. This motion was amended byMr. .Stern and passed as Indicatedabove.

In connection with the linanclal dis-cussion Colonel Twitcltell pointed out(lie extraordinary advantages held outto Albuquerque In getting a conventionhall of which the territory would bearat least one-thir- d of the expense andprobably eventually all of It andwhich would be maintained by theterritory for all time lo come. Itwas a business proposition, he said,the like of which had never been pre-sented to any city before. He thoughtAlbuquerque should take hold of Itwithout delay and the business men

agreed, with bin..The mailer of the scope of the ex-

position and the merging of the annualfair into It for this year was takenup and the conclusion reached thatIhe time has come for a real New.Mexico annua! loir, of which the in-

terstate industrial exposition in con-nection with the irrigation congressshall be the beginlnng.

Captain Clark M. Carr, chairmanor the committee on military, reportedthat the committee hud Inspected sev-- Ioral sites for camp grounds for theregular troops, the mililia and thecadets from the military school- andthe Mgrieuluiral college and wouldsoon lie ready lo reporl a selection.

During the meeting practically ev-- ;

ervthlng from feeding the people toilluniinaling the city uas taken up

land discussed and every one of themen present nt away with a broad- -

er idea o tlie magnitude of the coo-tsgross and meaning to 'New Mexico

and ihe . uthu est.From this linn on the irrigation

eons'ress and exi slil.ui work willmove speedily. The srleetifitl ofquarters lias been and anoffice force will ha ce been organizedwith in a few days. Colonel Twitchollhas outlined enough work for the bu-

reau of publicity to keep that depart-ment of the congress busily for sev-

eral months to come and tin workmapped out for the coinmiltees hyChalrmun Hopewell will be sufficientto occupy tlie spare time of a lot ofbusy men.

The next journey in the, interests oftlie congress will be to Silver City.Governor Curry, Mr. Hopewell andsome ten members of the board ofcontrol from Albuquersue will mukeIhe trip. Following this journeywhich will bp hugely in tile Interestsof a mining exhibit, trips will be madeto Las Vegas. Ilaton ami oth pointsin Northern New Mexico.

WALSH MAKES GOOD

WITNESS

Rigid Cross Examination of

Prosecution Fails to Shake

Testimony of Alleged Bank

Wiecker,

(Hy Morning Journal Npeclul I.MM4 W.re.J

Chicago, Jan. 10. Tlie conclusionthis afternoon of the cross and

examination of John It. Walsh,the taking of testimony In the longdrawn case against the former bank

president was practically completed.Arguments on the evidence will beginMonday morning. Judge Andersonhaving anounced Ihat lie would be en-

gaged with other matters lemorrow.and It is thought that the case willbe given to the jury before the closeof next week. Hiid g

today that his first concernin all of the transactions betweenhimself, his banks and his various en

gress Week in the Time to

ROUSING MEETING

DETERMINES

WITH THE

Practically every member of theboard of control of the Sixteenth Na-

tional Irrigation congress ant allmembers of the fair management wer

present at lust night's joint meetingill tin: irrigation coiiKi-es- offices inthe Commercial club building:, anil themeeting through every minute of itsthree hour session was the most en-

thusiastic of Its kind ever held inwhere enthusiastic public

meetings are not unusual.The meeting was productive of very

positive and encouraging results inthe broad plans for the Irrigation con-

gress sessions here next fall.The first and most important ac-

tion of the meeting was the unanimous determination approved by ev-

ery one of the forty or fifty businessmen present, to proceed at once withthe construction of the conventionhall so that It will be ready and wait-ing before the session of the congress.An additional lot is to be bought amidecdod to the territory and the com-mittee of nine, appointed some timeago to have charge of Ihe financingand construction of the conventionhall, was Instructed to proceed with-fun- d

out delay to raise a sufl'leien, 'ocomplete the. bulldiniJ- on thescale whlell has bepn determined on,and at an expense not to exceed $17.-00- 0,

Including the J7.500 appropria-tion from the territory and exclusiveof the price of the additional lot.

This action was taken after consl-- fruble discussion in which every phase

of the financial side of the congrenwas fully discussed. Half a dozenmen spoke on the subject, every oneagreeing that it would be essentialthat Albuquerque should begin t'.ieconstruction of the convention hall atonce and tiiat the best time to boniiiraising the funds was right now. Themethod of procedure, which was dis-

cussed at length last night, has beenleft to the committee which will meetthis afternoon lo take up its work.

The second action of first impor-tance was ihe determination of theJoint meeting to drop the regulartures of the annual territorial fair ina sporting way and to a large extentto turn the energies of the immure-ment to the creation of an inters! loindustrial exposition to lie held in

with the congress and to n

real showing of I lie resources of NewMexico, at the same time invk;:igother .states and territories to join In

the exposition, which will be on a

broad scale. The title to be used forthe Joint evenls will be "The Six-

teenth National Irrigation Congressand Interstate Industrial Kxposltion,"the title of the New Mexico annualfair being; retained since It Is one ofthe cheif objects of the expositionplan to make a real New Mexico fairan annual feature of the future. Thisquestion was also discussed .at greatlength and while many members ofthe Joint board were in favor of con-

tinuing the sporting features of thefit U- - to a certain extent, the matterended with unanimous agreement usto the scope of the exposition and thenecessity for It.

Various other matters of detail worediscussed and action was taken onseveral matters of important routine.

When Chairman Hopewell calledthe meeting to order, the followingwer, present: Secretary Twltchell.Solomon Luna. P. F. McCanna, A.

Macpherson, K. H. Crlsty. John Horra-dall- c,

O. N'.MHrron, Ivan ( irunsfold,John Beaven, Jily A. Hubbs., J. 11.

O'Klelly, B. Spitz. E. S. Stover. lr. W.

C. Hope. Clark M. Carr. Felix Lester,M. Mandell. A. A. Sedlla. A. H. MeOaf-fey- ,

Jesus Romero, A. It. Stroup, JI'. Jones, George Arnot, F. W. Spen-cer. W. W. Strong, John Lee Clarke.It. Ituppe. 10. McQueen Gray. M. 1..

Stern, G. L. Brooks, li. L. Washburn.Hoy A. Stamm, J. L. I.adrlore. Jos-

eph Burnett.The first action wus on the report

of M. L. Stern from the committee onthe convention hall. Mr. Stern pre-sented plans by Architects K. B.

Cristy F. W. Spencer and J. L. LaDrlere. all of whom were present, Mr.La Drlere also presenting a roughsketch of the exposition grounds asplanned by Secretary Twltchell.These plans were inspected and dis-

cussed and varied in estimates of costfrom H6.000 to $25,000, depending onmaterial used to a large extent. Itis probable that following the actionof the meeting as to the conventionhall fund, new plans on a definite ba-

sis of cost will be called for in the'immediate future. All of the plans

THE ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL, SATURDAY. JANUARY 11, 1903

THE ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL, SATURDAY, JANUARY 11, 1908

RESULTS!RESULTS!

RESULTS!

RESULTS!

TOILS TIGHTEN 16 MENELIK

ON ALLEGED SPOILING FOR

RESULTS1

RESULTS!

OVATION GilJUDGE TUFT

IN NEW YORK

wanted tn kmc.- it' w.,rk in'iicn wereto work 'J Int ril tor i. rival.- - If--

ll K'llt Why till Wutllll lint lit'

ivinly tu work :is luir.l I'm' tin- k'ivitii- -

mi'iit iincli I'rueriii iiwiicrshitt. Timsecretary ! without limitation:

'lie,-;- luilnini liutllie In not liulltaloiiK i hat liii'. It Is not possible to(curry mi e.n criiineiits the sum,' as a'lllfllll'ii ,c 1, Vi ll IUI - WnlkillK fill',prlvnti ua in. You raiuuu rrmtiKe Hi"1

iimiivi' of onllKlitotK-i- l si'ltislmi'ss inl:a't, llislil."

S.cntary Tuft Inili'tiicl clearly thaiIn- l.l nut think the time ha. come

lor an inc. .me lax. lie was aeeonle'ianother ovation wln-- he linisli.il. an"many in the anillenee llm keil to liepint I'm in to shake him hy Iw lir.nil.

Off For Cash Only

Men's Suits and Overcoats

Boy's and Children's Suits

MURDERER TROUBLE

CHARRED BONFS FURNISH MAKFS COVERT "THREATS

CLUE TO BRUTAL MURDER TO EUROPEAN MINISTERSCANDIDATE DECLARES

POLICY TOWARD LABOR Train hi I

Qnaynuil. Jan. Hi. A train wn

Ureekeil near Hie villanc of Mac liaehl.

Thousands Crowd Cooper! :!JXJtZlliitnn Plinaiino Qoprninrw n C injured.U II U M J L' lit;, UV'l vlUI J UL'

Italian Coal Mini-M- in Colorado: Wild Rumors in Ci'oulation

Abandon Work to Hunt for; Conreminp, Cku.li Rrlwoon

Victimsof Bloodthirsty tUMin- -. Italians and Ak.siniaus in

trynuui,' Somaliland,

Next President; Ready An- -; '"''""' :' " "'"'i ill '. a .inn. i". i

swers tor Many Question, tal enrollment of slmleiiln at ir.irynr,iniii'is it y ihis jear is u.Tiet, a ile

erease of from last year.

7Sc and $ 1 .00 Shirtsfor

SOc

llt.v .1, mril.ll Sl.e.-I'- lih'loi . ... ri.. J.ill

t.',l Wiro.l llt.v Morning .l.iurniil Hp.--l.-i- l l.nk.',l Wlr1n Th,, It. mi- -. Jan. '.!. Km news was

'

f !m Iv.il i.hlitv of the i.'porle.l soi l, up; THE WANT COLUMNS OFii il red por'.ioiislin.lii

p- -ANOTHER STRIKE tn.il.l.- ... I, alia" So,o n i. ml win. I..!,! , mint Dial

,,,., a,,l!ler link result. ', in oilelle.l Mill" W e llla. THE MORNING JOURNAL

tv M.irnlnjr Jnurnul Spu-lu- l I.curl Wire. I

New York, Jan. la. For the lirsltime since he heeanie a i oeonnizcileanilhlate for the reimtiliciii .resi-- iilential nomiiuition Seerrtnrv of WarWIMiiim H. Taft loniuht faeeel a New,York auilienee, set forth in ileiail his'nlMiirt on the iinesiloii of tin- relaiivejinterests riK'Hs of lahor ami cnpi--tn-

iivirl in turn siihinilHMl to a rapiillire afaik from the auilienee whleli

GOLDFIELDlialian foives aiul the A - On ia 11s a n.T

., ., , j,,.,.,. Iicitm r.n-"

.1

ih,. 1. .so p.; ine, of laiyli h irllioMiion. A

against Anion I'.avari.nilllllier of w ilil I'.'l.orts .ir :n , ireip.l- -

Ml ilia IL1',I K oil ii

'' " iS " liS- -

M ii lie ' , 1. ,. s s P i e of"'"'""" u '"o,i,er:oM, ,i,i, wi,i, tw.. "";

ALWAYS GET THEM

(iiiz7eil him keenly ami in a sonie- -

mine from any Hal, ah .niei.11, 11111 M. Mandellrine Clothing and Furnishings

what controversial spirit. ElOCtl'iCal Woikd'S DoClillO 10 I'. l'o .;hi,i''iiii',i as Weil s an ,1 -

the praotiee of the peoples institute, i,,,,ivhose Kliesi lie was. The secretary ACCC)t NOW WagC bCalP illUl ,

i willi whom lie was , l,- - M'n on a ll aon of a enni p w lm preof wlion, have .iisap- - sumahly eseatie.l from imli before

.1 nil hhi Hi'1 lHt in "i b M is, si-u,- heivan.pprr:rio,.,i,::,1Lp,Tr.:!i:;n.r,,,c.r1'.! nn shon Poiicv inauameel ease linn ins .. on .1 m, .

ated by Employers,replies and oeeiislnnal witty sallheyokeil the sain,, ileiuonstralinll of a

Jos,. p. Minielleloi. win. ,o the The riliiatlon in Hi i: son, a la nil

ipi.iini nipiiio.t Itmaii. Imlay i.il.l j nim- i;re;,t In, poi ta m u-

Pie v.,t,.,, ,,:' a onarrel loo Ii nslia ml t l,e siitiilm; in l.onilon l, ee,nPerI, .,.1 with Ikivari Mi the uIk!,i "f liW 31. I!i. ! Italy. Hi'' :'' lir'iahi ami

,lis,i,ipr:i,,.,l, drama lleally l,,ohi4 her Kra in e of a n on l. in Ilie

illlmiMl itll Hi'' S ' ' tliree poWel's ,iilKillK n, to

phtuso as greeted tlie salient points of.Inurnal Stwi'lnl leum-i- l Wind

lli-- aililre.s proper. l.v MorningTwo ihnilsmiil j,ers,,ns. its eapaiii1'. ;.il,', .Wv.. Jan. V.w-- NEW HOME lit f

i ri!iDataviaili:oi ei'owilcd Into Cooper ii 11 ' 'ii when;,-- n i,,, rn, lefh of I'.H'i ,.e l,.'e lOtlV i;aan fiueo t,i mo 10,11 '

siuiitiioiu'd lo .vork'Ts wept out on strik,- p. imsl ,;. n.i ,,n iliat i:i)tlil " Shr saal (.sts. Kin Alenelik in,i liked llii-- 'lineal, reserves w.olear the walks in front t tin- lutM- - ; ,i,,v. lefnsini'' to aeeent the uew wtiee thai t!t- fiiHinvlim day Havari asked jitsi iiniit. C C VV I ll U III H u 1 I I U w

inif, v.in re a liiniisainl or niore hail .in, ,,,.,, s,,,p pulley of the Xr- her :1?anis nncreserve,er liiishiiinl had iiol renei lie Kecelltly tjueen Tailoi, s.,i, In Si.

irlti n; ill'' niyht mid express,. nmv, the I'r, nch min'-i'-r- -

f lliat he had left her to re- - - ,,n.. p, s,.,. )he du on which allllaiv Tomorrow will pracli- - you will bo iilick."

eoiigl'PKated. , I'ower l oinpany. I'.e i,waAK the form of the ro tvhtry nnaie si.,.q t, f, ,.m)y,.,t . v Hie Un

1 '5! - Jcllieiof til, etc. HO '11p.,w it enni paiiy.

NONK Ill'.T I'l.K

HOUSEHOLD GOODS

KVKHV Ill St Itlf lUlN

AT

its way throiikh the thmiiK. a shmilof "three eheers for the next presi Ilrit isli

f" tni.itioil.'i il iiil,' fruit mid mi- -

ilnly,'I llllllisler. Killls Mollellk ' pol.ewel- company Hie 1. ",' more Itali.nis emiIhe Infill held of thT T w, rnrrv n full him 'if 1, mi I" Tw

coil ,11, ties will suspend W or Ky j nK

:;anize lliepiscives into searcliini; "Aflerall '.nil Klliflilor liie ittiri nf scoiirini; p,,,.,. ;m, ni.,,ke war."

r, n, ti ciiuntiy in an effort. vir. Harrinitton

is unless the other employe in

of the company, win, are si ill draw Irs ami

tile old WiiK'e of $7. K'n out nil a sy in paripathetic strike. "1"

Ceneral .Mummer I'nnle. of Ihe lo

BORRADAILE & CO.RESULTS!

mill p. i, I, nl JiilH mi, I f. Pl. ',1 Tli.ii, ml crock.,. T

If y.'ll w,,nt 11, 1.,'st Inelo.li Jtin- ur cie. k in your mtlei'.

II.', ii'!' Ilit'iv Hi.llilllK I'i'ltrr Jthiol Itiniiliiit i.rmlll is. J

dent." was the siKtial for a noisy nvit-ti.- m

nnli1 Mr. Taft howed his ai

from the platform.In his prepared address the s, re- -

tnry point, d out the deppnd' iii ". one

upon Ihe other, of etipital and k.lior.He declared thai nr. al mivs;.iti.nK ;

of wealth properly employed widenedthe Held of lahor ami were to lie wel- -

enmed, while wealih improperly used

lie Iriie., of tin- missiiu; enter lli'ltlsh"..,r would yon da,RESULTS!

RESULTS!117 Gold Ave. i

i, da 1 'a forii in I'ow er enm pa n RESULTS'..,1.1 persons ,', :,,liit,.01 lo .loscpll .,,,,t-'- ,lii-- lo ot her I mm irk a ml Kivo- -

t el'l itill ',"'I'h,, evacl forces ill I,., ha, Soma!! AIR IltlllS Alll'i till. nr.eii ill limit ntiniher , t ll iialivo s.lill,-i-.i-

lodny:"We lliiee explnilleil to Hie men tin

We lirefel' Itnlllljers of tile Illolllel mi It. Cm, woman named Mrs. I'r. ml ...... ,.,,,,,.,, ded lo eiu liteell of- - nrplll TCI RESULTS!l: Mo Th.- Plltel' for Sollle ... ... Thev eleven mid nCOUI0.have nuns TDATTFR A Mr.".In quicli-liriii- it'tins.ii! lis w.is lioitsckei per lor lau.niami. i, is staled, hild often alnjeledhim l,v inaltiliit liltlil "f his .roios,',ls

silop i e ar,. lllereiy llleetiim' ihe ce-

ll rem ' ll t of tile mini, ollel'.ltors' as-

soi'iat 01, to v. liii'ii w e ti. louti. TUC DDCQPRIPTinMatm ittiwawiicawinari-umi'-

unionism is so tar us sympathy amithe resultant ion made forthe common Kood.

At the conclusion of his address Ihe

audience hud lis turn.Chairman Charles Spruim Smith

nnnouiiced that Seei.-t.ir- Taft wouldt ,1 oiieslions as thev wore handed

DRUGGIST jThe Way It's Done

3 ILI rtllU tHAWKINS i

GROCERY AND MEATMARKET 1

109 - 111 N. Second St. t

The Moiim-ii- l Man In Town.Is th" one win, always wears a frown,is cross and disam-ecahi- and is short, n,l slut rp In his. answers. Nine cases

II F' J : V.! M X - ."I )s M3 s -A vjT'-rrV- -i

'L.:,, ell.- jut

Z03 west ucnirai Avenue

THE WM. FARR COMPANYWholesald and ltetull

lIEAt.KB IN FHI.HII AMI HALT DEATH

,l,ii,at n Hi"illtTFor Cattla and Units the BlRirot M,r-tf-

rle' in rril.1

ut of ten it's not the poor fellow''nil,, It's his liver ii ni dirastioii that

Our lumber Is manufactured at ourown mills, from the pick of the b"ntbody of timber In the smith wont, ac-

cording to the report of the guvern- -... Avnnt.t A luroa ntnek nf dl'VjzTut Cough Remedy

lioliiical future on Hie altitude tiikeii DurintrthoDast35veuranoreni- -ake him feel so miserable, he cm '44.....t.4-l--

U&vC Ail., , ll.help lieins disiisi oeable. Are you Inby Ihe nistration on the Hrowns- -

dy litis pruvon more prompt or danKi r of ip'liiiiK into thai con.lhion" Glifiuf'ifliSfA upriK'e dimension on hand.vi lie incident.

The not buy the nest wni' u w

as the other kinds.iv. . ... ,M taking Milliard's. ''iThen , Nlffl . ul once Whyto answerTZJX CouShs. Colds and Croup - I'tlir: "Z I IMLkltietore Ihe senate commit-- ! IB fefl .,

IlllV ((uestionwas now c!lambeHllltl.H Crjug.;i Romodv. In by .,. H. OKielly t ',iie and th"'re had been n.. , . r- - r t L rrtIlll.timl Scrip.or Hie ma in i m ' "' "" WILLIAMS DRUG COMPANY!plUdt.y as Uio family pliyoiein-- ll coti- - ilC Vlaborer :ir T,hnt. n Comer 8,1 and Maruuotte."fio you think Sill M n II II i, ,1 I.eseiViia t o o ii nn nr ee her nn i entif I, e i n

TI I IOI'IIDMO 7t117 WllST tKMItAIi AVI.MK.nuiieli motipy?" anotln-- r iib'stmii mu.vb8 s oonfiaeatlv to a bu'vv on market: In inutilities m suit. iimw'ITT HISSistrjan adult, hrice .fm; larffo Klao 60cIn which Mr. Taft lauKhinly n lci:"I don't know what the laborer net- -.

don't know what labor he perform., ymm'mT'T-'T- T i ik "ki its i niis'ihut I do know that some fid m

than the- ou-;h- to linv,. and somenot net eiiouKh "

There was u loud slimu when the r v --x. n n rr fP ATrM spfiTS'S

secretary coinniencei! lo laiiKh while ! AV Our one aim is to-- !

dispose of our im- -i

mense stock at once

Noilhor cost or pro-

fits are any consid-

eration now,

reiidins over a iiuesium w men

why he had channel Ins al-

titude toward labor since he Id! theOhio bench.

The secretary declared that bis al-

iunde had not ci, antic, ami ihai the,,,, l,n ln.,1 s:, id toiiiuht In- bad

ALBUQUERQUE: 'S EXCLUSIVE DRY GOODS HOUSE.

nity (itIOIIS. Mlt.l.1M-:it- AM) WOMI.N'S ltllllY-TO- - l,lt a Alt.Mlt.NTS kxci-vsively- .

piio.Mi; or.iii:i;s i n.ri.n I'lto.Mi'Ti.v. i ir, oudi ms ru.i.ia) I'komiti.v.

Our Great AnnuarWinter Sale of Women's Apparel and Stock Reducing Saleim flii nppARTMFiMTS TH E PRE-EMINE- IMPORTANT FEATURE OF THIS SALE IS QUALITY WITH CORRECT STYLE.

always stood for. $&

"Is not an industrial siiualimi bas.-i'j-

on u tarilT a false one?" The secrc- -

tnry renlioil that if ih" fn'i"'ahollslied now'lheie wou'd b" no busi-'- p

at all. I'lirther he said lie would 'pmil discuss tlie tin iff issue al tbls,.;lime. . fM

A iiestii,n concernihK the riftht f.

an to brim; iu.iuiu iioii pro- - S;

ccedintss induced the secretary to tiU'j gjM ctise in which he appeared as

sef Moors and company hud obtain-- ! ?of Jl.r.liil attainst a

,.d a jiidKinentlahor union, hi' said, and il look l.nj.K:vein's to obtain 'the money. The sec-- 1 j

nn nuu mi- -i nn i

Time During This Sale, Pi ice Reductions Aie VeryLaterMore Than at Any Import-

antRFMFMRFR As,nitincnt in

Hiens

uclecf. t PnluSiSn is Without Slmlmc, ifthc S.o.e Advertising the Mehaiidise is Not Known or I onou ibteDefo,

me,an d E vei y Ga tin Stock is nc

Economist Does not Knowingly Deceive its Patrons and if Errors Creep in itjs the EameslDesire of the Managementto Adjust all to i!u a'

..lf ,r .. ......

Dress Goods Specialretaiy added that if an injunction hadheen' obtained by .Moors they would

'not have suffered any dam.iKC.

Silk, Mercerized andHeather Down Petticoats

Tl,n K,'..,cl li prnvi.l.-.- i, l.l- - i.l "l'"K fully Mm IIU

p.. mt in all n,,.l lila- ll, iC- - .l

fill. ii. ',. iraili any K" ""' "' i"'- B,"', "ll i.l.-.- Int.. :. I",' ml'"i'l Bl "It: i:i. a- - I"I'"VS1

I.,., I, valu.-- s ,,, tl.r.ll it. i In Hhi mil"

l.u, r, vahii'H mi l.. Mill,,, K In Mill, sal" ", ?'.,I..,, II, val"H ,' (l!.l. K" In 111" naif a,

i, i 4. v,,i.-- mi n". i, k" i, "i" ,i' .

Shortly afterward a numoioM ,,. ycllned auditor setil up thi- follow mu A

,..,u.o.n which caused a aeneral fSiM1"

"""'"' .. , ,.. Hid-- If it took Moors ami , p. in?

,' to collect Jl.iHH', how

A Great Reduction Sale of

Women's Outer GarmentsSH'OM M.UOK.

F.ir !:u I: ..f f .'jinn .t iirinl f lnt'nst Inw fl.'tnils of thi tnro"t.nut siilr'inil w.-- t,i tin.- wnifli nf A blHjilfrq f thai. II thi'Kri'iilt'st am most iiHSt.rl merit i.f uul.T nai'im-nt- lliin mcnt

has ft-- .in'.'t'i-t- :il tin- ust(miKliin ions iii"ictt. n nil tills al u tiP'Ht

i'jinrl nn.' St f mr wlminw ili.wphiv. Tln'i' int hum i'Mi'lnt U

W'.niU'Ti's SnMs. 'm;i is. i 'i'M ikiu'H. )p.ia Wraps a mi Skirl At prifi-- n"vl iMi I'd Un v. .hh'Mi in if- I'n v pit ct'M t

Children's JacketsSee Our Window Display

SILKS AND DRL1S3 GOODSI, M, II,.- ,;l hi mUsr,,, , 11, a, IM- luU" Uil- - ,' il.pa It l

,l ami Hi,,, .manual In milium "f liuln.'Si I'liu.i In,i n,. helirv,. HUH la Ih.- "f "U- llr.'l"i " "

miinllv li,.- lln- . .,iui,,,.i.-n,n- ' ii t in. ul .,! hllli un.l wi.i'li-i- n..l mi'".-H'- i

l.v k i i nl",'.- In any A nit'Crn,, ,'t,yIIIIS V' K S I'lll.lMI VVII.I. ItBAI. hammi.

A I. Ill' AT NII.K H,

I.i.l 4 -- l to anil SI ,IJua, ,,,. I'lal.l SI, lis fancy SllkK. IV,'lun. I'nnll'il

Warps lili'Sil.ns. Wl a, i.l II I. Bir.-.-l- W.3 Kllkn up ," J pl" "il In III" '"'"' .

ttc ymi1I, ul - rk"ii in "lihuiil 'a, p,"i"s M,,k SiIIiuk Itili u In l, y up I.. frlr;t

1M ,,. ,,,,, (IHc

Kilk ll.'Kul.nlv '"' I" h'"I Tak.-- In pi.'. (

"ii',,,,'1.- vialMi an.l nin, ami mm Milium, cti'.' 't ur

:i ram van,. .,r ,, ,, . m i''.,i, si,k.hi... ,., :,," t l,,,.,i. - I,,,,, .1 ... anil I"" in" l"" Pl'i'.lu.-"-

r,, a p,,in, ,.f im,,,,-..- ,n li""" si.,,-.--. In m imi.

Ul,- - mil 11" as ,1," ul'","", "I' m-- nl ll" sal.--

'''"f-'.i'- lMniled Slales in

1! - Standardwould It take the I

... ii. iiiiii nun f mil i.nt hii-- up o, (js nil (." I,, sal.' 1,1

i,,o,, ,,1, ,,' eon han almi ri'ilu er'l.coneci ..nil company tfJ

The secrelary said that liie win- - &l "l It (IA I M

Hi",,,,, r It!. .em and Ha, III i.o IP-- a,, a M"W II, i" In", la n, "vlil'l,,..,. r,i,, K.S0 t" il,i""il "" for ,l,li "''"IiHon would reouire an advanced lurni;fc pri,'

-, in I'.,,,", .a,. in t vl.-- a, "in- I'l ,"i' 'W a'lll l.i:i :,"' In a l:.i'lnr U'nv.

Til H'.'.'lis spina, prli'H mily

Our Yearly January Sale of Dress GoodsMillinery

vffir up Innl mripiM.sale chnnun

Uti.im

uvnr HO .Iii''ki'!s aini I.'UrK I'tniln f.ir rhihirr-- nf all uih-- I'mm4 .'a s M mti' In a 'im mmt-ri,- H. w.lcl n.h.rs. c J:

Ani'iNHMt thi- I"! vahi-- ' run I'ruiu in ?7.;.o. i mrm thiim v In ih- - M f..r

Our r.iluo I lit, i. "f l'- -r elrll.i'rti l,. ill el,. .1 Ml ul l,,,,,, I, ,i,i. i. U'.ii n. ami Imp-.,-- nl M.ihalm, lui.-l-

pan.',,, i i. u - i",

u" ' T'iv'.,, a,,,'., I'M"" IH ,i'-- "- - " '"""' 1118

IM.S I,, nn,... up In. i I i: 1. 1:. llin- - .. ... n Ml,,,, llii 11" c",u,ye,. ,i j:.,.i i:..,li in is cm c '"", ""! i'l"' nr a kill. I.

1H.S (,(IIII)S; TIIAimlHNAKV VAI.I KH.

of mathemiil lis Willi which lo- was

nut familiar.There was one query over whicii

Ihe secretary hesitated, while his laceassumed a HiouKlitfuliy serious ex-

pression. Then he lean"What is a man to do who is out

nf work in financial crisis and starv-insr"- "

audible niuise. noThere was anThe .secrelary looked to the faric.r-ner- s

of ih,' bix room and the longlines of 'workmen nathcrod ihcre.

Cod knows," he replied. "Th,--

have my deepest sympathy if Ih'--

runout net work.' It is nn awful case

when u man is HiilinK " work andnut in this iinsilion."

I'hiN in a linefl ni.i lit in n,til.' p, a ,ial innA mlilivlnl'-- (inn

i..t ..ppiii'luiii' f..r He- V 1" liiirwhich l.rinir II..- an.l " ""'J""

!' a'iK.-.- i,a,,,v anil ' .. I.l" iiia.li'i.f iiillllii',-i-.- it, .. hut milthl miIIhj-y- l

riiuyli" .I. l" irli-'- uliuii-l,l.iTl,-- an,A i emil.-i- ,i.,,i

u in "in I"

nnNot More Than Half Price is Asked,,,i,;in ,,i,i until a luiny niituniil u,.i ,ci,,i,. ii,,. ,1,,' lit, tiisi.-- llirf

,. h,i,m, c" a Im: re of nil,'...H .,,ii'i Inil ," I... Hut llntra iii.t all-

li ii.iiil.-i- fal.rl.-i- Ali.iKi'ilu'r, ittl va in nn,,,,,1111,1, '.ilui-.'- In lu.'SH 11. ..nig. Y.'H, l.y 111!

li,n In Die (h'pai linciit t,.Mill nunH'.ll.'llllulPH.lh -- nut. Wf nUI'

Sale of Kimonas andv Dressing Sacques

Sih'N ;0itff rtii'l fti'ftty ftiylf arc ..fT'Ti'il in this h.nnil arc nunit" i:i ry and ntyl.-s- w liiyitiir-- uilh Ih'

iri Ann. make !h,s a f ilf .u c initn-M-

Siik Ni'n)i.,'iM tij.mIi "f 'I'afTfta nli'oiy triinin.il with i;n'f. wiftlt $i:.:fiO n!S!k n .I.ti ki'ts matt.- nf 'irlpi's nf Ihh- - hiu) f.lU rilih .n. ?ih'i

china Kill;, r.'!,'uLirl from $,;:.(( S'i f.u m !.."i1

nr iiniritmiat Ilia

i.iry Hpt't Ial...nail

a, iv li in"In nv la p,"

ui-.i- ,1," MillI,.'Fur in it nn-- .

:i, ,.i,,plai.l.nU-rrrpeC-iaIS

garnet, green, grayi,,.,,,r i'iii-b-

,i, I'.T- -"I am asked." said tin- secretary. j

"if the tfovei'iinn-ti- owm-rshii- , of, .... :i i. a,- - S.,'1

imr .ml, a- M'iWilli.-- Ilia. U. I:

Hlnii, plari'il ia,'

,,f f ..,.ll..,,!,li ..f 11", ll III H. .""llII ailfi tliti "f ,'",.. v Mini' l.ll.x "

, a i,,ii TI'.N TO ill l'l:lt I I'M".fur lil'"l"" ri'liii'i"! I" el"" t.

All llin. I. ' 'I"II ' VMlll.lll" lii'iMS.

II I t HIT, ll.lr.a ii,-- Hiapli- weaym fur itiln

ne.ii.ivv ll, ,,.'" IHIil..0 KH'II.IAN, KiV.

ii.. i,, i:,i Willi tuetty bltiuni'M unit (liililroa'a war.mines ami n"inu ,,.,i'. 1.1 ,,,!, sl

stripe ilh flu'iirc; cnlniHrc liliishc.l ill) Initi.in hnlc

1.00 mill up

Irf !:.il nt; S:t''(('i iiiii't'' 'if f la n ni' t ti'. In faarc pink ;1inl lihn full tun'k

'vlt)i licit,.'Ull-p- fjic. ial niTil atpilte.S IJClweei ,i'i nn', - .' ,

.11 ,,u,t: li

, .' . . ..I nitl, II IIIIIlSH r.flOllSl It I.l M M 1 'I'll.h! ri tm wilti (Utir.you realize what a power you would fW (in ninth' "f tl;inncl n fa

with rii.inii. full hack. 1o..hi. I'l Mussed HandkerchiefsXI. .Ml unit upput in asnniKion too w.oo.i .

... In the hands of one man or S.-- Kini'lias fa i;;,lt Cii'TP.I l,,l..,. With ,',,';.' i.'l t .' f I, N W , ,1 Ki.ll.lim- i.il-.i- iink. Iiliie a, nl In stud i

set" of men that would well make youIremble for the safely of Hp-

,,,,,( mi li a le'iiunn, Siuio nf the, e.iMn,i In uiir Onofl

SI,, re All i.h..i ,r '", il l',, s.i tUuulB that lime dur- -

ii,, ,i,. .a il I'i'W i..i',iir im: IHIf I MAI. H KMX ANT I'ltKKH.

in p, ,,. n itunls ni' fnl'ilcH nnl ("ihir; t lia mifllrli'nt firw t'i sk'riM sin-- I'. n r cntiro iutfi. mul rn.it iimci RrciU oppuriiinttlei for

(Vi u hn haw h if ri ii'm dre(n t multo. It will be well wrth whtlanl Ikii.f a :ipc ial cfi n t t" t' puriy line plcUintf, but Itio e.jHioet "UnUa" will

m ihe it rlli'Kl slmpp'-iM-

I: "n-i- n inc. I ,,, inuUlnK i1li.lav (lurlnir the lu.ll.ln v.,,, in K'i"'l I He. K',.;'i anfl.ul lln. n In mini. l in, ,', mul,iii."l ,ill,"rn, ,,i. .i.l.u. .1, ii.ili " ..r any In ,li l"l at '' f"f SSo

,, liaiiilli.-ri-lii.'r- in an 'I In. .

t :; un.l Hi", i I, K" in this ,''' u' Bfl

, I a i. .I.ilk ,i,!-'- "lily, mi, I will la "HP",... H..I..I "

Tlialiwa nita "f li.iiHllnhtU inns:.--IV """ln'tii s ,, 'I unit

All h,i'n li.'Mi-.- , "al .!

Cliil.h'.-i.'.- ,i'.l ','W'.l I, Ul, 1', t '

Kitti'imii, !n iiii.lliiiii .larli nr,,ii,nl. Willi r,,si- paltf-rM- mini'- with full,,:ii-i- ii'i, lii'lc liiiiMfii'.'l wlili l.u, ,,,,!, M'i.11,,,1. .?'! mill up

K';iii ni "f t';ii"'V 1'iiiU nf amy lioiii.'l. ia r.in- y K,rli. liarliit, scia ril'l """ ""I" 'I clr.'- ,",, ai,"l ,1.1. lllilsh.-.- ullli nth f,These anil many other questii.n

iVir, t i...il. ved ,it the secretary ::.l,o ami up"iih.-i-f- tli"-- "'ill' iHcilitx fii.lliiiinnr. which 1, 'll'"'!.'.! iis.-l- in the ut- - M l)UIL(MI(l

II K l:IUMi .1 N t A It V 4

lilutl' of Ills iinilifnfk'. Our tin M Ioiht mmf in

THE ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL. SATURDAY, JANUARY 11, 1908

THESANTA FE SHOPS MISS BREWER NOW A

I com old AP xico mi"ITt'ill Illlies-- l.t Ills Will'.

present coiil burning engine,helpers lii'tw. ii Ash Km u ah'

ni (in.TIlC

'. ll ,l pQURNAl CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTSDEEP 10 WIRE FULL FLEDGED

ATTORNEYHELP WANTED Male PROFESSIONAL CARDSOPERATORS

No othfr food detrl'rafe tn raplrlly vatki-- - a miniei tnc oyn-r- jt luibitin la ine ocean. It won fumin ciiyuti

luisiiit'iiH

i.iil in Xi'U'

lr. .p. ihi I.. riKlti ATTORXKYS.rt uirrn roolnemi and atmulu'a freedom Personal Property LoansAdilri.aa. Klvli.K rt'lvri'iH'i-n- . K.fr-.- Mpumjrc to tho air In oriler to rtaln jthiii- t IN... Si kiitii". WH'h.CLEVER ALBUQUERQUE GIRL il dlli-ati- flavor nn It whn!.aomneit.MANY LET OUT ON

THE WESTERN DIVISIONS

.loiiN w. wii.sn.v.Attorney at Law

Collections Minlc. H..om 1, N. T. ArmljnhuildtiiK. Alhmiuerqiie. New Mexico.

WAN'TIOli I'lvtl iMisrlne.-r- Suut liwpnlprnMllUl.li.ua Vl..n'B u tiu. .1 . u n rf

HKA I.HUIPT OYHTRKH are brought directly

lipid itic ( be ri'I'liK-'-- by oil buitwn of ih- hitler ?ivle Iimviuk ur- -

nve t bin u k tin ml.; t folh.u.i oon .i rein-vei- from tther work,

j If rn Stipt'itii tit I, L. --J

.( oni;ihi' ,1 b (')ihl' !'

H I'. I'lilllll.-- Iliilih i( tf'ijl of illMplV- -

M'O) to iiif i ,i ihl :m von h in wit! ,

( ill'f! !M(4 In AtlK'l T' 'Sfljj t

Mr. Ilibb.n .1 ;m.ifn bit tin- tiMH .in1WII plnb;(bl Iim ill ,lbli'lt riU(' ilb'Oll

Siiturda.v .

''. W .l: k M llM-(- to 'IllMbiU'ihl-- - wi jhi-- h 'onsiib'r.ihlc tlnn'sp'lll lit nt) t'H'Mt to l'Kiill bis Hhiit-P'lt-- il

h"itllli. .fi. Linki'V hum i)i tlifSjinl.t K hoMpHal .ii I.os AiiK"l'" forthb fy "liiy. iiftri h It'll In- to

biio,lM'i rpi'' lo mm in n imicb iH'olciirest nint a rli;inn ft' Jilt". W'ltlb' inA Ibii'pOT'j in- Mi. bnrkt'.v iittHihlcil

ninny rhun h itnl took nnjtctlvi- pai w h Ii tbc Antl-S- n 1'tonl'ji iif. Mr. I tM'kf.v ban rt mil tot b In

run b"-- w n X Im nn'l WHishnv. j

ADMITTED TO PRACTICE;. u fn.m the cht.li'al beda of Arm-rlca- . Money to LoanOn Furniture, Planoa, Orgnna, Horgea,Waijons and other Chattels; also onKalnrie tind Warehoun6 Ueoelpta, bhlow um tin nit mil ha hiarh as 1 1 5 1) .0 (1.

K. W. D. nRVAN , '

Aii.trney nt T.nw

T)i.y are ahuoked Into purralaln caaea, WAN'TRD riipnlil.. nmn to fill executive,tRi'hnl'al. urf..-- nnd merranllle paailluna.0n parked In Ire, which never w ,.an ,,., yu ln ,hf, p(1Bllln fr Whk,nrme In contaoe wllh the oyaiera. The uae you are. y iiii liflcil. SoiiiIiwcki.tii ilunln.-s- f

Htnlsliliit Carrlere la the aenret of their "'"'I1'""". 2ii:ti K. (Viural ave, phone zftT.(office in I'Miat Niuiuiuil ..Itatlk nulldlng

All.uiiuer.iiip, N, M.A II.IHlllrqu., X. il. Loans are quIcKly made and strictly

Eouith Grade in a Class of

Forty Candidates, With

Manuel Vigil of Albuquerqueat the Head of the Class,

Winslow Younc; Men Become

Active Socially; News Notesof People and Events AIomr

the AHuifiueinue Division,

aupiTlorlty.tteilehlpt Oyatera received dally. private. Time. One mentrt to one

year srlvea. Oooda to remain 'n your PIIYSICTAXS AVD StRGEONS.WA NTF.'I) Manager for branch nfflca we

wiah to locale here In Albuquerque., with rcTeriince, The Murrle Whole-

sale llotifie, Cincinnati. Ohio.poaa8sloa. Our rates are reaaonable.Call am see ns bfor borrowing.Steamship ticket U and from allrjarta of the world.

im. H. L. BTTHTfT- -

Physii'ln n and Hurjfonlllf?hliui( Offifo. 610 Houth Walter utrpet,

AlliiKiitortiiie, X, M. .I'hnjie 1030.

WANTED Fifty cia! mlnera for hard andsoft coal mliiHa at Madrid, N. M, Jamee

l.amh, auperlntendent. tfWANTED unmarried men be--

THE HOUSEHOLD leOAN CO.Kooms S and 4, Omoi Hid;.

PRIVATE OFFfCUS.OVKN EVffNINIH.

S03H Waat Central Atou.1, A. Lynn :tiiil U'o itrc Nojoiirnrii twecn the ftKua of l!l and 85; cltisena of

ft. L. HUfTI'liyBlcian tmi. Surtfenn

ItoortiR G uml H, N. T. Armljn BulldlnuAlliuquerriup, New .Mexico

(Spei'lnl IHMpiit.h tu the alumina; Jnurniil.lSimla N. M., Jan. 10. Allm- -

ii. iiiic litis Lion vm'II rcprcyi'iitt'ilI'nih ii x l.i iiiiinhi iH mill i liiiriuii'i' ofIhr wink .l.iiii- - In the cxainijialiiill.ImkI r..n:.liii.,l Inn. ih,. an- -

In ('nil lorn in. vNMhik with ifhttivt'H the united Btalea, of good character andtemperate habltti, who can read, apeak andwrite Enullith. For Information fapply toHeorultlnK officer!.. .203 Caat Centra.1 ave-- ;nue, Albuqupque, N. M. tf

W'ANTKn Men who are especially quall- - STORAGEHOUSE DEVOTES DAY TOrRR SH A D HATH Tl'l.T,

Practice litmltfrsKyp. iOur, Xose und Throat

Oculist ami Aurist for Smita Fe Ouast Lines,office .'iliS'a A'cst Central uvnue. Hume;!) ti 12 a. m,; l !;( to r p. m.

fc lut f orrrpiri(ln e Morning Journal I

W'invtow, Ariz Jan. fl -- Th- Snutn

npe:)if lt ! inllihK into M n wllh

tin- mh-- r.uu.K of the r.,uuliy In tlu

jn.'itl' ifduclnt expend". Huv;Jim'i

hn- - lnllen off to nil li nn ' Xi nt Hint;ihK h' tMilIH' hfi'fMWjH v JHi il,K. TlK'

lMinr( of tinlu and ihk'

huv,. ,4 t) jir.ii tlriillv Hejitr.l f Hif

new turn h ml mo me nf t In- oh J - I Iiihthulin have been ti.ioynir ukuLh' rur!it ml criKliifH, hiivt- t t p lnnK totnK'klfitf ihe I'xtm Irl

on Mninltiy ihe telet ip ph unices nt

jiihI rrlrulN.E, A. Sawyt'i tl iiriH-i- Moinliiy I'rton

ttlnri' bo bits Ijccii vlvlt-Iii-

uith rrhi a duriiiK lln1 b'litl;i.VHIlls y!;ty lii Winslow v;tH cut abortthrough ih'Wm ro'clvcrl from theHoiHbi'iii purl t'orltory rorpilr- -

ItiK I)Ih I'M''iH'i' thcio nt oni'f.P. A. I.fbnnin. of

ll'lllj HH tMtloll of Ihi' SiHltll Ft; whs n' 'Hi S", I Th iichiIh v i'ii rnnl

lo Lns AiiV'h-H- Ah", it-- tr.iV'i'WiiU in nrivnif cur No, It;

WANTED Planoa. houseliold srooda, etc.,stored and packed Bafely at. reaaonable

rntea. Phone r.40. The Security Warehouae& Improvement Co. Offlcea Kooma 8 and 4.

(Irant Block. Third atreet and tntral ave.HOfKOPATIIS.

1

ftft

1!

CODI FIC ATIDN OF I AWS !l..kke.p.r. manaaera, aa'lcsmen. andlfl,,B 17U,n. rr I)I,,B in New Mexico, Ari- -

zona, and Mexico. Do not call un-- ,' Icsa ynu can Kive the beat of referencea.U iisniiiKlnn. Jan. 10,

'Tfie hmisp of Hciitliwcati-r- Itimiiicaa aaaoclatlon, uosti IS.

i t.nlay rcmiinoil Km olil ''l'r"'"l ''". phone lt,7. Aii.iuiquHrque fu

ai ilvily anrl for over live hours trans-- j WAXTKD Four clarinet and fouraiieil luminous of a nulilio natnri'. Ma-- 1 saxarihone players; boys or young

rRS, BItOXSON A B RON SONomfopatliic

Physlriurifl and SuCrponMISCELLANEOUS Over Vann's KriiK Htore. Phone, office andtciial pniRTPHM was maili. with i ho liill enl leinen jirol'Brrcil. Lparnard & rtHlfl;ncp, A llimniertnt. N. M.

l.ii'lnc ! .Vow furt.i .rai.i,i. Imv in ililn toiri-tur-

(if th,. r.iiiy iiinillilati'ii ixhiii-- I

ni'il ihi wi-i'- iMunni'l N. Vigil, nfA II It . riili.. Ini t illsl iliuiHh.'fl llilll-Ho- lf

hy wliinliiK firm ki iiiIi' in he

whil.. MiH.-- ' Nollio liroHoi',nl' Allillii. l il. ki. (' iila.'o hi

111.' Iiiiki. .i.iMH. IioIhk iHlinilloil al'.rrlimiiiK (fttHHiil iho examination u.:hliiiniir. M -s lli owor, w lin has li. .':i

I'liiniiTlcil wllh ihp law officn i.l K. U.Iii.l.si.n fur h..ui'al yi'ius, lia. Hi.-

nl IiiIiik llii- tlisl wiiiiiiin inIII' ililllllltfil l.i Ihr .rnrllri' hf law In

iiiiupriiunn tsnys jnna. rtoy xatt,tu i'oility, revise ami amend the eiiiri-im- il

laws of the rniloil Stales, which secretary anrl treasurer.'oriiro niul Ittordnn weie i lo.-c- th S, t'linK, iillnllii'V uiliiiul 'if LAUIEH' taMurlnjf and drpssmiilcinff ; workKuaranipptl hy Mrs. M. Colwell, 117 North

Plxlli strfof tflilulil iiiiitiiIihh ill I'riiiikliin 11111I An- - Arlziimi, mum h Winslow vlillur was taken mi after some routine hills WA NTKD Hutcher w.ltn 11.000 toHit. W. Al. SHERIDAN

lluineopatlilcPhysician and Surppnn. - .

Occidental Lif nuilding, Albuquprque,Al., Teicphune HXti.

start meat market In connectionhad been ilisnosiil of. An attemptliy Mr. Llttleiielil, of .Maine, to nmend

wllh our general merchandise store.Ask A lhuiiuoriiue .Inurnul about th.1 WANTED Positionshe hill so as to afford protection to opening. Maxwell Mercantile Ci ,

'.l..Miiil , li'Klll tltfiltl'I H lll'l'llliylllfcinn.W. SliiirUliiiil. Hiintit Fe UKont

ni W'iiiKiil". N- M.. li t) milTrriTIrniii piii'iiiiiiiniii l lull Is nowml fly .ni llii' wily lu rrcnvi'iy. Mim,

PHOFKSSIOVAL NURSE.Cimarron, N. M. tf cookC II.

aliens ift the iiinner of civil lightsfailed by a decisive vole after eonsld-- .

'ruble discussion. The I'enture of (ho

WA NT 10 J Sit Wilton by .sljurt urJcrKom.1 nil uiouiid man. Address

Smi)li, nn 7 N'dtih FVmrt h Ft reel. J'ractical

jii'M tnkiMi .i(T. (In- ciiiy ni.riii.ii'efnki'ti nut ni Ihi' illMiuil.'lH'r'H ul'llri

uls.i mjf liiki'ti 11IT at S.'ltif-niut- i.

W'llliiiniH iin.l iiulhii.In tile Iiiiki'I' H'Iiiv iifllri 11I.111K

tin' HyMt.-i- II In tiniliMMiiHiil tlmt olionr two (iioi'ittiirs tiiivo tioi'ti fiikoti off

tit i'iii'Ii iillli'. Unit iiinliM llly iiIih'-Ih- i'

I'Mii'tiff ni tht' toll-Ki- til) il.'- -

UI inn III.

Nurse ,

TpJpplione 151flFOR RENT Dwellingsii r'. She w ill lakiSli im U Ihi rl Im. liikinu' ciiri nf tlicj lier session whs u brief address hy Mr. WAXTKO-B- yAildrvsp .'Mil S

tirnt classRdiih.

POSITIONwnlirt'SM.'"lice. Hurli'xnn, of Texas, who credited

ator Foraker and other reptihliennDKNTISTS.

ll'll-K- II illllloH Hi' till- Hi II lull. Willi'II. l. SylicH. ni' 'IiiiiiiIii'ik, Ini-- .

hiinilli'il Ihi' iiRfiil'M wiirlc. M Nh Aitilli

li'ltal w in k in A lliniiin'fi)iip nt'I'h.' follow Iiik Allnniui'i iinc

ilal.M wi'ii' al.J.i a. mil liol. ItWANTKI) Position hy first class lady ate- - '

noKraphr. alsu tamiiiar with office d- -'I! Ft KNT- - I'iwA

hy wifli

'nlljiHc ttt'ti hi'fin km mom h n1'i.ph-- . tins S. Arno:

tails. Aildrcsn J. V. I,., can; Journal tfII- with havhitc chafKed the preshli-n-

John with rosponsihilin for the recent"III Vi'll ll' T I'llth.'l' III I'lllllIlll'T" t'l'l'W anil .1. HiiMi.n Xcwcll.M. InHit. J. 13. KfiAFT

Dental silreeonItnoais Tturnetl Biiiltllntf.

Appointments made by niatl.Phone 7 4.il ti'iil hj use.illirlliK lii. aliy. Fill! HK.VT MirniMh.

Noi tli Hf ernh ptifr1 (inslliiaucial piinic.

The house a.ljounieil at 5:1'.' p. m.

WANTED Work of any ldnd byyouiifr man who is carrying un

studies in the university. Address 4

Morning Journal. J2!l

M. Muhjv mill ('..MIllKU'iqiH' Wi'l'c

t's slum k hr't';i nt Imt Jnrisilif- -

I,. Johns. .ii, HubertK. Ilenili'ii k. all of

ji tl in it Iftl on eerlllleeills of praiiiceions.

ASSAYKKS.FOR rtKNT Modern six room cottnKfl, cIospIn. Tpiitsch. 3 and 4 (irant Blrtg. tfinn. lomnri'iiw. alter el'loits hail been

M.iHi.vci'. Iho hIIvit HnliiK I" J" ,. II. M..', Him llni n

(il cM.iit lilillil nl' iIi.ii'i.hmIiiii Ih iiIk-miI- ll Km l ill lillH K.' nl' "lie i.f till-il- l

lii'ln'f liiKln.. i'Uiiiii .l I.. Win.-ln-wHitfht. The iiriitiKi'H nn- i i.iiiIiik i

from f'allliiriilii In Ininiii.'N nr f nm .M""'la y a ml ohmiii. h IiI i.Iii. In ma .1

'ill lo 3 l ilt's ii ilny, anil lh.it Ih mimiii"

FOR RIINT LnrKo brn witn alia frmade by Ihe iletnoerats In eontlnupcoiisidcral lou ol Ihe code hill. five inrB'S and plenty nf mom for vehl HELP WANTED Femalec!fia; Is i (re hny loft and corral. A4dreai J,

W. JB.VKSAssuyer

Mining- and Metu IhirBical Engineer111'!! West avenue. PoMtnflice Box 17.1.or at office of K H. Kent, 112 BoulhThird street.

J. .T.. Murnliiif .Inn ma-- f.Following is Ihe colli plele lid nf

those who lc 'i 'ss til y liasse, II -

ainlnii t Ion ,II. I). Ilow.is, ol' llo.-wti-l: .S'ellic ('.

ucc i itnrrs ni.TO ItKNT For A. Iprm nf vuarm irl for Kenerft! hcilflewnrk.

U'cst 'cm rat.WAN'TRIl- -l

ply al meiiiiiiv. .iim. n i mi IK restdentce nf R rooma, a.mple Rrourds.AiiHMlian Ntrainsliip l(m uniuuuuwd "uitH,,,e aanltarium, ten rn In urea from MINING NXGIXKERSthe trollej. VVAN'JiCH i.'.iii for housework. Ap-

ply nl 111 South Third Street.imlity thai lh 4'ciij( c.ihln rate lurIHI WILL BECOME

OF IHE PRICES

Also 4 room cottage same locality.A d flrpwH or f.ill nn Hnrv T.ofkhnrt. W A N T K l Saleswomen with

WILLIAM I,. STALKYCnisuli inn llininf- - Kneinoer

Examlnatloiia. Hepia-ia- , Manaireinent.inal ilencnil Knaineering. Rooms

WhlllnK BIiIk.. Allaigilerque. N. M

iill minus on its shiiitiiTs hi'twrcii tiltspurl n ih) Hn in bury: until Mny 7. pt- -

'"pt nn tlu' stt'anicr I ctitch la ni, hudri brouKht ilnu i) tu J.'tS.

Hr.wi'i, ill A I.ik u. in-- Kohcrt IT.i Yews, of A iik ik-- in-- : W'. A. Have-ner, of i 'Ln Is:, ii. iilney v ii nl. n

Hal. hi; Chaiiei i:. Johnson, of llllls-ho- io; Frntlnriek i '. Kiiollciiborg. of

SlherCiiv, Lawsoii I). I.ow'e. ol SantaFe; i', l l,yiiK. of Sanlii Fe; ,1.

Al.itleson. Hurry II. McKhoy, Tileuin-cnii- :

William f. McHee, ol' Melrose:

ence tit theWANTED tiiti lo3o houHework

711 South Third street.atWANTED Miscellaneous

nriiliKCH for Htlch eiuiy Hlilpnieiil. 'iithe lllll 11 I'm I t) IttK eollceliis IlnollKif-ni- lt

the e:IMt leHillnlnK iinili Ioiih

thereby I'.'iliniiiK lb'' number f Idlemen, shlpinttils will shoiily coin-- ,nienee In (ill back orilcls. Ihe Hit ll it

Ft- will secure ltd share of such liusl-

ness. anil pn.p.iilv will nKllill he'ours.

The W inslow Social dull Is III.' i.l t

est ii tl il It Ion lo the Hoiioty of Ihlsjt..wn, Ih.. oiKiiul.nl..n liavliiK beenpeiiecieil by Ihe i l.'iiloii of IL 1!.

Thurston as pr.sl.l.iil and Ireaurer.with 1, IC. I'.iyni' ijn '. 'lie'iiteni bersblp. emu p.o.o.1 entliiiv of;men, i.liirls nilli sonic Hiiii or morel

CIVIL ENGINEERS.I ll lll I 111 11 k I'll i l .

111. -- Willi il scheduleMni hliM'i y

Hoslon, Jan. FOR EXCHANGELAMBS VANTKH--T- rent, tnudern four orlive room house, fniiiished. Ad-

dress .1. A., enre MorninK .Iburnal. ,ij 0

PITT HOS.s

I'omity SurveyorAttorney before P. s. Land Department.I.un.l Scrip for sale. engineering.ilol.l avenue, opip. Morning Joiirniil office.

showiii),' liabilities of $ L' 5 . 1 1; r. andonly nominal asseis. the Parker Mait-iifa-

iiiinii- coniiiani-- iiianitfaelui'crsK.XCHANOE A No. 1 property In Las Ve-

gas for same In Albuquerque. Addreaaiv A N T Kit Hy

A. .lames Miilonald. of tiavlon; .1.

llelisoll. of Alliuoilti'iiue; fleni'Ke K.

II iiiii ley, ol I inra i run .Manuel F.iall. ol lliiiiuer,pie: Frank W'. ..!- -

j ll II. of Silver ( 'il y.

K. enro Journal. 'in

fumily.if BAKOAI.N9 IN REAL EBTATB

FOB SALE.

lieu till, r,

A.l.lrt..:.WA.ii:i -

nn.iisin;.. FOR RENT RoomsIIi'mI

1)1. .p.stme s two atory, modern frama,..I viiliic. 1: l:i:..it. 'il. i ..me in.Huso cemeht flnlah adoba,

bath, electric llcht.

of shoe nm i ii t '! and doing busincosin tiled a pcllllon In bank-ruptcy today.

Hcci'iverw I'm' Coal I 'inn pa u if.'tiltitnbus (Hiio, Jan. 10. Itecelv-ei-- s

w cr,. toita- a ppniuleil for the XewFilmland Coiil ciitiipiin-- which holdsten thousand nf r.s of eoal lands In

ll KKNt-T- tt.i nir.Ov lurniMhfd roma!Lii(nl'U''t'.r' twrr ivien rii''niinif(l inial' family. Addrcnis S. Journal.

cd wtints hoard andfii mil in list he

within walking- dls-ia-

ilimitial.

11.100 frame cottage, So. FourthW.Ti;u Man cinpli

I'onni with prhtitiinndcrn. hcall'iy andla net-- per iiiiitti'ri r, R

W lH-- r,"iTrR("" "ia' IVsick. liaoot-tfToo- '(ram, aorta Ita atraat.FOR ItKNT- - Furnir-hc- r.'oi

Nojuh Fixllj sti ff, t.4l!2

tf

Much Hopeful Speculation in

Chicago as to the Future of

the Maiket,

(iil.iiK.i, .bill. HI. Tile I'lllellKOFnriiu rs' and llrov.is' Join mil sas:

And now Ihe iiiiestlon Is, "Wiiaislteep ami lamb prices tin next?"

Last week llni'e was It sharp remil". II. tlvernKi'S I'fltehillK the hilu'slpoint ill two inn tithe, hill ll llllisl he

t ' c It ii 1'e. tiial I.l ices llle plevlollsW.. . W. le I.OVI "i ill jllloill llll'd'

1'. H. fiisty, N. T.JIB

III ad. IHi. oi lo Ihe candidates hopas soil ex.iinlniiili.ns the I'nllnwinj;lawyers w ere. ail mltcd on cert monies

j llsiar ii. Asl'.ien, of Melrose; JamesM. .ve. of (,iir!sbnil I). W, F.llioll. ofi:..scll: W'illiiiin F. A. tllerke. ofl'arii..ixo: H. F Hall, of Ualliii; 11.

lie II. II. 'Ilia, of llosuell; ChuiIcK I '.Illeniliitii of A:hiiiiieriiie: Frank F.Jenkins, of Willi, r.l: John 1.. Joiison,

lAllnni 'tine; I. onls I.HI1RO nl Tu- -

tiliii. il ii John T. Md iure, of llos- -

"ell: Hoheit I.. M e. of A lllli,llli'- -

iim-- II. Ituwe!s, ol Texieo: T. (',

m. u. toi, city water.ftor.0 ahingtB root adoba. mar

enopa; euny terms.

of the younwor men of Winslow. whotlllVr ttotlen li.Ketll.i' till' the plllpOMCof HlillllKllIK and colnluti IllK ilanccand other forum of i i.lciiu Inineiil.

In vihleh will be by entil orpersoiuit Invitation ol a iiicmbi'r olIhe elnb. The chili's lirsi ilance was

plven ill II p.iii house, h.i ii i tin

evening, .Iniiumy 4 ll is needles., in

fay that Hume present thm oiiKblyI lie cvulliu ami arc awilKlllR

ullh Inter. 't Ih.' ii. M Invitation 1. at-

tend..1. 1,. Cn.le. who left here some lino

A itri l.i buililiiiKWAN t' K lTT.r'1'.u";.,'. j,.: twHiily-liv-

hatrhi'd Alirmrrii inilhus. UIH S,h

FOR R10NT Nict-l- t'umished rooms, elec-tric light ami hath. hi ; no invullds. ns

Notlh Arno str.fi, )i:t asfij.io frame near shnns;terms.W.W'TKD- - I'liiin McwiiiK nt 413 N. Sixtht. FOR R 10 NT- Three rooms furnished for

light housekeeping. gnat ml floor, frontveranda and rear en ra nee, location in

ighln nds. ."ii'J Sou h 10 i h si tfMissWNT MO Music

Alary Ramsaypupils on Satnrdaya.

Oold ave.

Terry anil .MorKti eonnlies. In thisKlale. I'lesidetlt I,. K. Doty declarestile eoiniuiii- is Hoh'ent.

Vand.iiilll Hoail Sells Itnnils.N't-- York, Jan. 1(1. The New York

t'enlral has solil to J. P. MoiKiln ,'llnleiuti in an Issue of $:;n,non.iiiin ofIhe ft iter cent euulnment trust certi

(!lcan cot ton rags, JournalWANTEIVfU.e.

I'tirni.dicdA pply I'm;

FOR RFNT-T- wt

avcutit.

"noniH for lightFast Central

Jl- -'Still Hi II 'II lilllll lower iyUi T'Ali

baga at Huhn'aear huo. Nll'n s.'.c lower 111! 11

ears,hii ii aW o

WANT KI KmptyVnrd

.1

Unw.miI i. Ti'irill,tllll W. "nninilStttl, nfhn '. until)-- nf Allni- -

Coaltf

ol SantaAlauuiKol tl

For li KNT Fine furnished of lice roommost central locution bewly papered

s ax" ii .'lu'.i I".. I. eh.ol Ihlee ti'llia lino. tl

n ni li o .i s ,1 nl na s a .'hantisonii' uak desk, chairs. tt ; largti

iile p. ilil V licences ;i-e- to I '.mi ?

ficates guaranteed by Ihe New Yorkf'etitial mill Hudson Kivcr railroadand it ltl lines.

NOTIf K FOR 1'1'I.Uf ATION.Imparl mfiit uf the Interior. United StntpH

new MlilMSt'ls rug; eleetrie light; tele-phone; jo per montii. Apply room w.

Cromwell bbck. tfllllllI'. hecj

$2sr,0 2 atory, frama. modarn,w. Centrnl. near park.6oo brick dwelling, oornarlot. beat location In city.13150;.) room, 2 atory, camant aloat.dwallllnK. N. Plrat atreat.

$2760 5 room new brick oottaaa. mot-e-close in.

32r,o room, 3 atory, brick 4walUaf.modem, cluae ln.

129007 room brick dwelling--, modarn.hard wood floors, near oar Una.123505 room brick oottaga. modarn.Fourth Ward.,2!l,'")To."om fm """twa. bata. at...street.'""T:4 r"om brlok' batl" Uctrto llftata.Second street.,2irn7 7.,rnm 'ram' btnt "'

Home good linalnoaa prtipertlaa aaranches for sale.

A. FLEISCHERBKAt E8TATR, IN8CRANCB, BCBET1

BONDS, LOAtlS.S12J4 S. Second. Phono 74.

1

45

3

?J

.ill

i

' "

yc

- .'

F R Rat

Three rooms for light hmise-IM-

West Silver.

Al Krown. i r Moinan. II. II.

iiioiiipson ami Fdwin i'. Wilson, werevl. iiileil until Ihe Aumis-- session inv-ill- lt

lo .y.o.d nll.i siilTicient rensoiis,which pr. willed their heinn presentn lite su c.niii II his time.

UK" to n pt a poiitn.ii a ohni .ils- -

... . . lor the I'm. m I'. Hill. Ill

North liuiie, X.ii., was in (ownTlll"ulll. "IIIK to 111. it Kllill- -

neney the I'nl.m I'aiiiie I.. noil II

neecssitry lo leiline c.eli-- ill all tl.'pa it ni. Ills, lliil.-- tl.. .in ..nl Nolllililllle lis tl tllspittiiiliiK ..1 ti. 'liiell.chiK 111 t pio.'ii.ii ..! an limn, oiiileIm ploveiniiil. All", t'o.l.' l.'tutn.il 1.

tile Santn l''c. ImxiliK se, uretl a placeas til. piitchcr loi thai compiiny nlNet tiles, i 'al.. lor whi. h p..lni h" willleave in a few day incanw hile visit-In- n

with his lainllv nl Winslow. In

FOR R HN T Carpenter shi p; good location;go.nl building. aio-:U- ( W. Coppt-- r Ave.

Tb.is F. Keb-her-

.i ,t ;i tilling n $ (

ii nil i In i'ii t '

i ut h n crlv.'-- '

lilhl Stic iiht(ill...'. (lu n i'i;m-

"lol lllli. - lullM WM.1 111 .lull-- ' nl

rutin lt d u uiii'h. i. J'l.'.'.'i, hut ih

lllHl MUHil h MtA i'I'II "ih

land office. Santa Fe, N. M,, Dec. 13,t !i'7.Notice la hereby Rlvcn that the following

niimi'il claimanl h;is filed nuNce nf hia in-

tention to make final proof in support ofh i.i chiitn undnr st'ot ions fi and 17 of Ihoact of March :i, imu, stata., S.r.4), uaamcndetl by llm m-- of February I'l, 1S!3C7 stain. 47iii. and that mild proof will hemad ti before Fniled si a tea Court Commis-sioner at Alhiupiertpie, N. M., on January:!7, 5108. viz: Flhanena hnvna do Hanch.-?-

for the trfl'.'tfl 1, '2, 3 and4, aecs. 19, 24, 5

il ,'. ,'..' il ho c he!nl I an. nil.'

HUM nnd in'lll.'l.

I .H- -l .lime.It'll,' llllll I'olohe. Hie re, olde lalt.-- )..ll olmill."." 1.1 Cub

FOR R KNT Threelight, housekeeping,

furnished rooniati'lW N. 2d St.

'I'll Kith fni V p(Klui ineul uiu uiucetl.To klu. .Ian. II ( 1' u. nt. ). It s c

tally ii a null iicm tmlay tiat IhirunTnkahliii him hcfn chosen anihassadurto the I'niled States lo siiecee.l

Aoh i.

1'rlt'Kiiiihrr4 Win Inri'tMiso,Toronto, unt., Jan. 10. Tin- board

of a l'hitnilion ti f (pointed to a ri annothe dispute bet vvenn the ilratui TrunU

FOR RKNT Furnished mums suitable forlinht housekeeping. lilli W. Coal ave. tfSANTA FE FAILS 10

liilhlM Mtthi nt (Ml ii ti,h'., win. h .POK ItKNT Nice clean furnlahed roiiml for

rent, modern. 30!li West Central ave. tfami :;u t. 7 N,. r. 2 and 3 B.

Me nanus thn following witnesses topro bin Hrtuni continuous adverao

of said trnct for twenty years nextpreceding the mnvey of the townnhlo. vin: '

FOIt TMONT lurnishcilfront room. Apply :i(16 West Coal.

Fi MFl.FNf Ta7ma'i. fnrniBlimlENTHUSE ABOUT ii It way coin pn n ami its tHftfraph Manu.-- Mims, of Valencia. N. M, ; Juan

rooms for li(?ht tiousckeeplng, ti29

iHshfJii Ifiuul Die t'. r.h'iM tlhil Ih. y

"hucKi'il ui1' f'i'l i,,w lit k

ink n wait iik cnii'tjip'iitly t tun iiini1 i l.v siintll rinin it!"t ullh's" Hi cKpt t it'ii ihinnu thf ii'-- j

few 't'Us; In iM.'t, tunny lnulri'MihlnU il will he iiif.uM.I the lirsi )'!

I't'hl Ilil iy hrtnii' Ihry fume f"lilliljill all) ctUlMUlt'iilhlf liUtubtTM.

MOBNIXQ jOrRNAI. VAN AOI ,

' BRING RE8PT.T'South Walter street.

pnu iira, oi a leneia, is. ; foil car pnSanchess, of Alljutpiertpie, N. M. ; PlacidoSa laar y Otera. rf A buquenpie. N. M.

Any person who deslroa to protest againstthe allowance of said proof, or who knowsof any substantial reason under the lawsJUNKET

FOR SALE Miscellaneous -- .jiipi'i-uliir- liauilcil nut lis Until titulinnstun 1(4 111 sin ii iir HII increase nf wanesanil alliiuanct'.s I'm- iivci-tini- nnil Ptin-iln- y

work.

IritKi' Niitili 1 ii it .llni) slow.N'lirftilk. Jan. 10 The cruiser North

Cfii'iillna. which I't'tiiriicil Pi NewpnrlNowrf Hliip.Mirtl tmlay failed tn maketh ri'iiiilrcil t weiii n kunts pcilititir for fiiiir hnurs uiulci- I'.itccil..tr.ift.

cident, illy he Is i cc u pel a u tt li tiin a

had il llflt of the KllpPe flolll Whichhe has hen a sttll.'icr lot the pastmom h.

Mr. nnd .Mis. ,. I. SelAlee haveto W'inshnv niter a l.'iiKlhy

s in viiiious polniH lli.nishl IheI'iCli'l'll sillies.

Mrs. f. M. Service loturnciT froml.os AiiKoles the early pail of thfweek.

W.n.l i eiu h. il here Ibis week froml.os AiiKeles that lb sk Marley ntidMiss Mytii Ilium. mi, I both well knownand .. resnlents of Winslowhad stolen a march on tluir Winslowui. mis and w.-- nntiiieil nl l.os An-

il, its some time last week. No tlonlilthe bus will prepare Hie Until. IbcInitio likewise Ih"' l III' K IH

mid reffilluttiina of the Interior departmentwhy aiicli proof should not lie allowed willlie Riven an opportunity at tho above-men-

loneil time and place to e

the witnesitea nf anld claimant, and toevidence In rebuttal ot that submitted

by claimant. ,MANUEL R. OTRtiO.

ltesister.

j BREADPint HA I. K Two room tent house,nl l'1'i North VA'iitler Streel.

hi the mciinlliuf' tht'ir Is plenty nf

spt't lllilt I'M) ill tlli (Utile ,1 't'KH I'tlillRthe ftiluif, til'1 wHf ours i'ully

Kinxi "MltV" pi'leeM, hut olctiiirsf (lu re Is lilth1 t hnnee, even In

the tiiei' tr much HinalltT snjiplh's. o''

pi ices KelliiiK mi wlti'ip near l!ir-

County1(1 S(!l(lin..",ton

Commissioners' Plan

Dclpiiiition to Wash-k'1cr- ls

With Chilling

'tilt SAl..p-(;..o- ,l tlrlviiiKItelltle. solinil mill Knotl

'onni v Sin-- evor.

sailille horse:i'. Pill Hons. w ...

Ri'coption,

KiiR S. i,i: -- First ebiss mithe hay $11' perion. Will irado fur calves or ponien.

Munter's. North Kittadway. tfFOR HALF. Good young' mure, harnesH ami

wajfoti. rorterfteld Co., Jlfi West Gold""'i"; jTJ

.... ..

Alli'Ki'il t:inlM'z.li.i's st'l.i'it.Vain-nu- r, Jan. 10. James "ft",

Harper ami Wiley '!'. Smith, ullcjieil to

We MustHave

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN

Church, Wednesday

JANUARY 15,1908

R S, ,F hree-room bfi,1,:;no. Porterfiebi f,,

emie.

art;1 lot, forWest Gobi

.n i;

ll Is iluc III. Ill lo see Unit the tiilvaii- tint Ii iny short of Ihe real aiticlc.

A.1i.ts received tills Week front

"ihl" Vitlnrs nt hist sciinp. lp'ii f pI'i'Mi hctl J!) 'jr. und ihe wt.ruinelliil I 'ithitailu ii 11 si its ofiMdlcV the n ei ,i ii it c n Ihe sell -

SI 111 licit! IIU'I $ int. u hlcli is (onunit h mil nl hue tor cn-.i-l- i ,u .u i hi- -

Vc,.f hcll pi c..il iii itl.es t.f cntfliMini h.itfH ale Pilv.ll .III" Hie i; U H

U" Ciiltte ii e Ui it im ..i-- limit n!eiit ilKt ..tilt tlK e've 1" J SMI I.C- -

htw .n nes i iii ecu t iit tlu-- . nn- In

li.ivc . iiilt. ,.cl live tlinip-aiii- ilnllarsnf tlif liimls nf Hie First NationalIm n li nl llatlli'sbnrg. Miss,, were

lo i, Inilny.

nml the discriminating; honsekeenarwill inninl tin hiiving the bent

A trial ot Ihe famous('heap Su-e- ranearliele, .' West

and otherSanta Fe

Foil HALF- -iioUHehoid

a venue.

Sit.iliil lllspul.li l il,,. M,,M1t ,l,iriiitl 1

I", j in. s.iiit,,sccnis Iii li.ivc l.iii.il i.i ciuliuso overt lit- pliin nl ihe ctiniitv i iiiiiinissiiinci--In l :i ilclejiilliiti of f,.i,r clli.ciis tnWilillillKltllt lu Willli I..f llle pil.Mllellt..!' 111.- I'linnnis Ssitiui l'c cinintv inil-- i..ml li,.u.Pi I.) Hn- K'ii prim Ilurlv

ill tile Wt'l'k lie ciUUIll ,lp.iii,t.,.. in.'i i i.. M A lu.-rti-

Mi. liiitlU Tin Her. who Wiis tailed;e.t-- 1 OH If' lilt ol Ih,. serious lilll. s.- -

of h.-- l.iiher. are lo the ellc.i thaillle it 111. .null ...'I'louslV III, sjmoiii. wln.l iMipioxcd with no, ..I pins-- .

pe. ts loi iillllietl lale eetiyel

Butternut BreadTHIUI Vll l.DS.FOR SALF LaylliK bean and strtetly freh

ejrjrs. S. H. Not ley. pmn block, SouthHill street, phone Kite1. tfFOR SALK At onee. houseboold furniture.

chickens and chicken wire. Apply at 101 n

Xort b Fourth Streel

hi

Wluil Will I in mi' I'll. lie To llciiliii!? Air of llyoiiit'i Solilt'll.lllcs I y. thin'o, v ..a. li.".' arrived hoi .' hien iiliiu

CLARENCE EDDYAmerica's Greatest

Organist

i:tigtnS.iMiol.oft.iiii th

I nilt r (iuiiiHulce hy .1. II.iVIticlly I'oiupanv.

an. Sin..in. I i ici i t ' 1. Spill lis. the lill.er cll lil nfllle 1. ut r.l nf cii!iin.,ssl,,ii,.es p. ,,,, ...mllli-- HOOMINU ItOPSH to sell,

rent. W. V. Ftltrelle.and houses to

tf.l.t h.

i

lilll.p. I. I.

lin W lit! is mi nb.P.'I II. III

!..! ..il

iVi

h.

"r.

from the old establBshed FrenchHukery will convince ,he mMt M.Meting .if ita aiiperlorltv oyer theumiiiI hukery Itrndiirt. Look for theUlue Label on every loaf.

I -- pe.milnn l.l

Pive. room house; stcknesaIntpilre at 514 South High

WllslilllKti.il III Hie inlcicst ,,f tijtvi.

'I".lil- the eiMnlliissiunoi-- receive,!

. ..in inllle.ll." III

For sai.b- -never in It.

street.'. tllclnn. I. ml. toil

iv It. mi' 1,1tf

W lllll lie Hill .Ms .i It ltd fi.ini liirnicr ilnvt'r-1- 1

I'"1 in. t Ut l ii In Inch h .1,..ic.t hFoil SALE First class Jersey cow; also

Rentte saddle and driving horse. Apply11H Houth Second street. tf The FrenchBakery j

Calarrli is the most prevalent illscnseknown In Ii it mil titty. Prolmlily ninetyper cent, of the people lu this countrysiUYi'i- nt nne time or another with thiscommon disease.

It Is a uei-- tliseasi nm! hence canhe cm eil only by some mctltoil tint;will reach nnd destroy the Roi'ins.

This is host found In llynmel. whichlimy lie called the direct method of

Hi. h.i o.

g.ifi the ;o,v.. tit his id.l

ilani.'n.'.cdcellt !" Hi'to lit. totl In v

li.oV.? T I

plow,) in theolio-.- Jul sou

KDWAKDS tr MIKI.EFOR SALE Or trade, my farm of so acres,

one mile nurlitweat of city. C. B. Qleck- -

a !v " "'' inn .1 I.i ii'nlie Hie n ip f,.i- Un- expense" "I inch '.'on li.i.- iippr.uii-iatcil-

ml.s h. n I,,,. 1( his ,,.lt inivincsslie K.IIIIC mi, .,s u,,,l.l plcvctll his leaving

i.siiiin P.- (',,' s . n , i , l.t ct.utc. llen- -

Jiu Eitat Central Thone

liKbtlvK. lt.

Su nd. I

U illiKf

u t- mpll

li. ve--

SOT X

t)aWiti

FOR sai.E 500 loads manure. J2.00 sin.gle load. Wallace Burke. Phone 1403.

To all who have made themselvesaciiuuinled wllh the foreniOMt namesol" those responsible for the progressof music lu lis highest branches, thatof Clarence Kdily is well known toindicate one, who, all the world over,ranks anions ihe sreutest of Ameri-ca's representative ortratilsts. Jn speak-ing of his work, the great Germanmaster. Hen- August llaupt, said: "Inorgan pboing the performances of.Mr. Mddy are worthy to be designatedus eminent, and he is undoubtedly the

j lieiitiiiK c.itai-rli- , as lis mt'illciitlon."' i: is. nml Mr. hnvc:li- o P i line. In It. . ..in.- s nf MEiYAND WOMEN.large milker,

Ipotl.t t.f W lllll ll' '

.HI I. lull ml.' IIIVIII.. 111.111 ll 111' llllll III. II. .

K lt'..IM' ill s!l. .11.1

Millie t.l.t llllleis p,.. ii

ils i Invito I.IO

lilt inn In- .;.st M i

( "i.l.ll-.- tin 1:1 III lis ,. II

lo over J s mi. . Hum in

ilium- "t..ps'- in. . nt lit $ ; Tit.' "t..i."

211. Ill tut J ; .0 in ....

in nn'.' '.' tin "i'ii, .iiI .llllll. lee. I. IS III ,. ii -

iniii. mil tillilt sol.) ,. i...

FOIt SALE Freah cow,hers Pros, dairy. Uii IfftaT M tftr nnnatnratl

--

,,p"ltsJul a l.l-- j

P.iii: 5

'ellP.iii'. vva-t-

Hi I, Milt SALE Extracted honey, to pounds fori tfUftfaUlUedditchalrffM.lDflBmmatioDf,irritatkoni or ulcei'atiouof nut coat membranti.

taken in with the nlr you lueuthe.Kites dirivily to every air cell In thenose, thro.it and Iiuiks; kills nil ca-

tarrhal lienls (he Irritated mu-cous nietnlirnne and vitalizes the tp- -

tl turieinra.i u; can ror 15. 00. Order bypostal of W. P. Allen. P. O. Bog !02, Al-

buquerque, N, M.

V-- vmunstll.lj jroJ Bold' by DrataTlsta,FOR SALE Aeromotor wlndmllla. tankspeer of any living organist." Signer hou suesiruciure. wnkin. A k ihtNorth Eighth street;Sgtimbntl said: "He Is one of the! phone 1485. tftti 7mrd&FM ' lprH, itrtJpfcid, tot

"' CircnJr not oo rotiuaita

lin- .!. Ictl.is nil, ..... 1,1:11 i ilizcivs llllll

t.i an injunction Pte. t'llt 111.- c ..f tile J Jllllto. ..s.-t- h tin- I, mi in issinn.Miiiht i' nl St i icuiri .liilln Dies.

lei i It,,, i.p Sc. rcu.rt .N.itliai, Jaffah., h, ii ,i,v ,,l the nf Ills

her, ,M i s, I, .lair i i ,cr li.uucin Sciitl.-- --.hail-, ii, 'I'iiin iueil, (P t'litany.I'iie .. was tcc.-ite.- l.v cubic liy.Mi .Pill., s In t.i li. r in K.iswcll tiiiilwas i, . cre I,,,, t; t,i the lir.iihcr.s-

t ..'ni. a mlPun .1 henin ll a Tin

i sT, amiu Mil a hie pr,t- -

s ni. ply un.ler" u ill iiiiiliiiihl- -

ii, Iii cell feci.In. .li.pls th--

Dr. B.M.WILLIAMS

III Id: 'I'll,-- I., i ..r loi, oi.--

tU'' ' I' S.h... It. i ii. v ... nn

.e 1,1; .li Mil,) ,.! Ilie .III. 1, ,,

Ill In ll .'.,1 I, VI. III. i. IV l.i i,, I,,.I.l.f t.f i i ,(..1 II A P:-.- . II, 'i.i I,to ne it v I, i ..I i.l (,,

lis Im,) H,l it ' . :,

IP. I. lo I, "I'.vu-- .

T ' '.. lilt It :i - .

l.p. I.tl.ll left Weill. 1.1.1 1..I

I " P. lllll llUK ,1V l, ,1 All.t.i I Hon, lo). w licit lw nu t tils

l.r..ili.t t;;ili. it nl!., ,C r.-- re.

sues so as to catarrh no longerpossible

The miliitie tvuy in which llyoniel tt

sold should dispel ail doubt as to Itscuralive properties, for the J. If.(t'liielly company niv their absoluteRUiiratilcc tn refund the price to anycatarrh sufferer that llynmel fails ti.benetil. Von lo not risk a cent InIcstlliK lis healiliK powers. What of-fer could he more fuir to you than

FfflENCH FEMALE

iv . , nt i. vt r i I "

p.. lin. II .if 111.' senHi,. Vi on nuti I. TIi.--

e.llV lo ,1 l.Utllc In.. Is a 11.1 p. I, It.. IS I" sc.

t.il.er "

greatest artists of the present epoch.".Mr. Mibly is modest and unassum-

ing, lie has none of those eccentric-ities which are generally associatedwith genius, but possesses that .indi-viduality which fosters respect andesteem.

All:. Kdily will be assisted by Mi.i- -

FRILLS!A r. C.cr.i. Brut, tor Imnat MtmniTn."IVirt IMOWN TU Fall. H.fel a.rel 8.dv I B.U..

i fli.ii Mrs. Julia llllll lo tion t,u.r.t.tett ot Wi.B.'t K.ttnaled. Hcnl pr.p.ldt.v 11.00 per Im,z. Will Kie'. Ibeni.n Irl.lti be ptid forttm-i- rli.ert. Huniiln !sm. I'yoar druaiial aNU M.oit Wc.l :s Ip. as cn.iov init

ease, I washer usualsi xl nine

Chun T" I'IM.I s.m i.i.mwvn. i i r,

ihiiii:.oi'l1. I'l !'!' heallll, I li UNITtO MCDIcai CO.. o. T4. l.o.Tr,

Klwond, who will sing two

es Jl no nnd r.n cents.

this, white a letnling dfURKlst takesall the risk of Hyoniei (tivini; satisfac- - solos,linn, iin.l ynu to he the .tmlire? Tl it

.aDENTISTKOOHS tl-i- l - " " BARMlTT Bi n.DINtl Sold in fllbucuerrue.'by the I. H. Q'Rtillf Co.

J' v '

Si.t.i!iii..riii,,1

THE ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL, SATURDAY, JANUARY 11. 1908

ALLEGES COAL LAND FORESTRY EXHIBIT The Best Place In Town To Buy Your

HARDWAREIs At Our Store

PLANNED FOR lit

fl'i!3i!iHli

r.

The Rex: Spring

Something EntirelyNew

Prices Always RightA Square Deal

FRAUD NEAR

GALLUP

Government Files ImportantAction Against McKinley

County Woman for Alleged

Illegal Filing on Land,

ASSERTS SHE WAS TOOL

OF MINING COMPANY

.say anything about It. but It is unitellkvly that he New Mexico cattlemenwho have cattle upon the governmentland up there would like to be as freein hiilldihg pens where they please asthe Texas man is about fencing up hisown or leased lands. When askedwhat he thought the governmentwould do about reniovijt the fence:which serve as drift, fences for thecattlemen he smiled and said he was n

little scared lest it look a notion to

have them removed also. Thesefences were built by Ihe several coun-

ties under authority of ihe New Mex-

ico legislature so the roads might In-

laid out and fenced. The fences areall there so to keep the cattle from

drilling south to the Kio (iramleshould a bad spell of weather comein the winter.

' Don't Take the lli-- k.

When you have a bad cough or colddo nut hit It drag along until It

chronic bronchitis or developsInto an attack of pheumonia. hut giveIt the attention II deserves ami getrid of It. Take Chamberlain's CoughKennedy and you are sure of promptrelief. From a small beginning Ihesale and use of this preparation hasextended to all narts of the UnitedSlates and to many foreign countries.Its many remarkable cures of coughsand colds have won for It this wide

reputation and extensive use. Sold

by all druggists.

V;

WILL FIT EITHER A

WOOD OR METAL BED

AND FOLDS IN THECENTER AND IS CON-

SIDERED THE BEST

Y A KinrCl lel1 vours to l,ie Pep'e through VT A XTTQlWAIN 1 O! the journal Classified Columns. W A IN 1 D

00 P 0FMEANEST

CONGRESS

Chief Forester Gifford Pinchot

Promises All Aid in His

Power to the Prooosed Inter-

state Exposition,

One of the most attractive exhi-

bits at the Sixteenth Xatinnal Irriga-

tion congress and Interstala Industrialexhibition will he that of forestry.

Plans are being formulated for a

magnificent welcome nrch to he con-

structed upon Central avenue. Thiswill be constructed of New Mexico

pine and other woods and will he a

very elaborate affair. Pictures of thisarch and other decorative featureswill soon be published, which will givea better Idea of the general plan ofdecoration of the city (hiring thecongress and exposition.

Illustration of the great interest,manifest in all official circles Is thefollowing letter from the chief for-

ester of the 1'nlted States:United States Departmen of Agricul-

ture Forest Service, oflce of theForester, Washington. January 2.

1 9118.

Mr. Wiliard S. Hopewell, AlbucU.-r-iue- ,

N. Al.

Dear Sir Your letter of December28 is received. I am very glad toknow of the excellent progress of yourplans for the National Irrigation con-

gress and of the enthusiasm whichthey have aroused In New Mexico.It is gratifying also to know that youcontemplate a forest exhibit, and Ishall do everything possible to assistyou In preparing one. The matterwill be taken up in the forest servicewithout delay, and 1 hope that we

may be able to give you some sug-

gestions which will be of assistance.You may. of course, count upon meto further Ihe plans of the congressIn every way I can.

Very truly yours,GIFPOltD PINCHOT.

Forester."All over New Mexico the people are

displaying the liveliest interest in thevariety of exhibits which will be seenat the congress. And even at thisearly date ,11 is apparent that thecoming congress and the Industrialexposition will be the greatest everwitnessed In the west.

Just the thing for your

Boys and GirlsWe have a largenew stock of ... .

STILL ATJ.ARGE

No Trace of Man Who Held 1'

Women; Terrified Victims

Unable to Furnish Good

Complaint Holds That Defend-

ant Was Used by Rocky Cliff

Mining Company and GallupMan to Get the Land,

An Important action was Med In

United States distrii-(- . court for theSecond district court yesterday morn-lu- g

when the United States, throughIts uttorney, D. J. Leahy, filed suitagainst Mary Mulva Klxllnghui-g-

, of

Gallup, .. Al., charging alleged Ille-

gal entry on government coal lands.The ramplalnt alleges that while

Mrs. KlHlinghurg made the filing In

her own name, she made it at the In-

stance of a mining corpora I inn andGallup men and that it was made withthe Intention of transfer to the miningcompany. It is set forth at somelength that through this method thegovernment was defrauded of certainvaluable coal lands located in .McKin-

ley county In the vicinity of Gallup,that linal process has been had andthat the laud has been thus fraudu-

lently secured from the government.The complaint then asks the court to

declare null and void the final patentand to restore the land to the publicdomain.

The complaint sets fortli that Mrs.Jvlslingburg made preliminary andtinal proofs to which she made oath,fulfilling all requirements of the lawus to form, and that she then obtainedpatent to the land; that immediatelyafter securing possession of It shetransferred it by a waranty deed tothe company andStephen Cunavan. It is then set forthin detail that the government be-

lieves Mrs. Klslingburg's claim lo th.

At $4.00, $6.00, $8.00,$10.00 and $12.00

OUR SADDLES LAST

AND MOST UP -- TO-

DATE SPRING IN THE fe ; 0$r- -

MARKET. COME AND RSiiJ H ' 0 A4SEE THEM ON OUR ;f U, '.'',sH 1

i

floor. . :y

1 Albert M:. .--4

aber iffyf. ;

-1 ' 1 V'" A i - ;

3 308-- 3 10 W. Central hA ,jAvenue ii! ! r4

l"ili:!lltllilll!IIHI;l!ll!lltl!9!ll!ll!lillllllil!!l;i9l!!llll!l!lil!llll!ltlB

No trace has been found of the twomen who held up .Miss M. May and

her two companions at the corner of

Central avenue and Broadway Thurs-

day night. The three ladies were

within two blocks of Miss May's home,213 .South Hroadway when the men

stepped out of the shadows and de-

manded their valuables. One dollarand lift v cents in currency, a goldswastika pin and a ticket to Moun-tainal- r,

X. M-- were handed over to

the highwaymen. On account of theii

fright the ladies were unable to glvof the mena. very accurate description

and the police have no very deliniteclew to work on.

.

CmuLt in ll'' I!"1"Then a Cold and a cough lei It runon get pneumonia or consumptionthat's all. Xo matter how you K'lyour couprh don't neglect it take Mil-

liard's Jlorehound Syrup and you'llbe over It in no time. The sure curefor coughs, colds, bronchitis and all

pulmonary diseases in young and old.

Sold by J. II. O'Uieily Co.

land to have been merely Incidental, orber & Co.212 N. 2nd St Albuquerque, N. M.FEARS DRIFT FENCES

WILL HAVE TO GO

that she did not know the location ofthe land, that no improvements wermade on It by her, or at her directionas claimed in the final proof and thaishe was hut a figurehead in ihe trans-action. The complaint then allegesthat Mrs. Klslingburg's filing was partof a scheme on the part of the KockyCliff Mining company and StephenCanavan, to obtain possession of the

.land uectoiB rf vuluable coal depositsthereon and that being preventedfrom making filings because of prev-ious entries Airs. Kisllnghnrg was pre-

vailed upon to allow the use of hername and ostensibly for her own

Xv Ahwiro Catlmmi Tells Texas. .XruspajM'r of Com. .(ion.

IIIIHIIIiHill!llli;i!!lllilllllllllllllllllllllHIIII;lll!!liii!llllllimi iiiiliniiiiiimiii "j MM

Wl rtrtWAttlnri'htoailllir Wiitifilllliitft)litiMniai V--FOUR THOUSAND TONSOF RUSSIAN STEEL

ShipiM'd Into Mexico for I'm- - In New

Lines of Southern I'iK'ilic.

PRESH TODAY

yAiiiniirriimiff"'j enasxmassmtM

benefit, but In fact merely to gain:

(San..' Antonio F.xpress. )

Tom White, of Itosweii, X. M., whohas been over to Gonzales to spendthe holidays. Is in the city to discussold times with quite a number of hisold boyhood friends here, lie will notreturn to the territory until about thefirst of February. He speaks very en-

couragingly of range conditions andsays they had very good fall rains upthere and that as a whole the cattle-ma- n

up there was about as well sat-

isfied as he was elsewhere in the graz-ing districts of the west. He did not

(luadalajara, Ilex., .Ian. 9. Fourthousand tons of steel railsfor the Southern Pacific extension in

Jalisco are now on the wuy to thiscity from Tamplco, and will reachhere within the next Tew days. Therails are from Russian mills anil were

unloaded at Tampien December LM.

Another shipmcilt of 2 r. ihi tons ofrails or the same weight is expectedto reach Tamplco January !, and tillssteel will also be forwarded to

When the B.iion tons ofsteel rails are added lo the suppliesnow on hand the Southern Paclllc willhave In (linidala.iara. all materials nec-

essary for the construction of fifty

1 IS I S II TOMATUKMliKt.HN l'i:ASHI I I K

l.lll l.(iUI-l-- (MillI M I l lV I K

I I Lit V

KMUVKI.KTTII'K

M'l M II

lt iisi i;vi t i i Min us

possession of Ihe land for the miningcompany.

The outcome of this case will bewatched with considerable interest,because of its similarity to recent gov-

ernment eases which have appeared inNew Alejdco courts and because of ru-

mors which have appeared from timeto time of alleged fraudulent coal landentries in McKinley county. It Is un-

derstood that on the result of thissuit will depend the holding of severaltracts of coal lands In McKinleycounty and western New Mexico.

This Is the first action District A-

ttorney Leahy has Instituted In behalfof the government in connection withland matters, since Jjis appointmentsome weeks ago.

.

THE ADVERTISING

DECIDESmiles of track. Supplies for the ex- -

tension in this slate commenced lo ar- -, rive here several months ago, and the

It seems like a longtime ago: buildings a.i grounds of the ma.

The Monarch GroceryCompany

307 West Central Avenue

Phone 80

BROKEN WHEEL IS that people inneilieQ Illcir juarl(,( for storage purposes. The mn- -

stores" patronized terials ow stored there include 3,0 n 0OIUI..pp

((ms ()f ri,is ff,,. yards andfrom family habit and tradHs,dn1:,8!, '.'''"f"1' ""fr"1';"' ri, i';;CAUSE OF WRECKtions,

And yet, even now, some ofSt. Elmo Club & Sample Rooms

Joscfih Burnett. Proprietor,120 Weit Central Avt-uu- .

CHOICE LIQUORS SERVED. ALL

the popular games. Keno every Mon-

day, Thursday and Saturday nlyhts

of way, cement for culverts, boilerand pumps for water supply purposes,swilchslautis, spikes, bars, bolts andnuts.

The Mexican F.nginecrlng andcompany, which has the con-

tract for twenty-liv- e kilometers ofroadbed in this state, is working sev-eral hundred men in the vicinity ofTeuuila.

Line Open at Rio Puerco After

Several Hours Delay; Santa' Fe Officials Here for the Day

What the Morning Jour-nal Does for Advertisersand How It Does It.

Advertising in the Morning Journal has a far broader, deeper,more satisfactory meaning tlian in any other New Mexico

newspaper.It is synonymous with conscientious, painstaking, result-producin- g

service. Service mark you for when a Morn-

ing Journal solicitor is sent for he represents an organizationthat will help you plan a campaign, write, illustrate, and set all

advertisements an organization that will see that your ad-

vertisements are placed in suitable positions that, in

short, will help you in every way to make your advertising amighty factor in making money for you.

When your advertisement is inserted ivi the Morning Journalhalf of the work is done. The seed of success is sown. And

it goes into a fertile field the most representative homes of

Albuquerque and vicinity homes where the Morning Jour-

nal is so popular that it has a circulation in excess of thecombined dailies of New Mexico.

If you are not advertising in the Morning Journal, you areLOSING not saving money

Morning Journal advertising ii good for your competitors,and it would be good for you.

Don't argue!Don't infert

Try if!

CbJJlbU(rqu Iftomingjournal

Read Morning Journal Wants!

the more "conservative" areinclined to attach too much im-

portance to store reputationand good will, These things do

have great value of course;but they do not outweigh all

other things, by any means,The newest store in the city

will always be able, throughenterprising methods and ef-

fective newspaper advertising,to capture a share of the busi-

ness "inherited" by the oldest

T.nme shoulder Oired.Lame shoulder is usually caused by

rheumatism of the muscles and quick-ly yields to a few a pplications ofChamberlain's Pain Halm. Mrs. F. II.McKlwee, of Bolstovn, New liruns-wic- k,

writes': "Having been troubledfor some time with a pain in my leltshoulder, I decided to give Chamber-lain's Pain Halm a trial, with Ihe re-

sult that I got prompt relief." Forsale by all druggists.

Elks Theater

Conductor Will Thomas, who was In

charge of train Xo. 31, of which sevenears were thrown into the ditch nearllio Puerco Thursday nlRht. denies thrreport that the wreck was caused by

track or spreading- of rails. "Thewreck was caused by the breaking ora wheel on the fourth car from theengine," said Mr. Thomas, "and wasnot due to other causes. In fuel, theroadbed in the vicinity of ftlo PuercoIs some of the best on the division,trains traveling on it with safety atthe rate of seventy-liv- e miles per hour.The report that the wreck was causedby soft track leads people to believethat the roadbed is not in good condi-

tion, but such Is not the case." A

shoo-fl- y was completed about noon

yesterday and trains are now runningon schedule time.

Wednesday, January 15

THE ORIGINALSOFIt SPIKIAI. DATF.S T,V Y.K

')IM. LVLi:, OPP. POSTOI FK i ;. MURRAY and MACKTHE ONLY RKAl, RTKAM CI.KANINO

In Ihe 1'ndisputed MusicalSuccess.

THE SUNNY SIDE OF

PLANT IN TIIK HOI'TIIWKNT. WK AKKIlKTTDIt I'KKI'AKKI) NOW THAN KVKKII1KIOKK TO I'l.hAV ANVTIIIX1 THAT1IH I'l.KANAHI.K. IN LI.OTIIKH fl.EAN- -IN(I. I'KKNNINO AND Ill.l' AIKIM1 MKtakh this front hkat. a ix uk!asks ih to oivi; him a tkiai,. ai i.WOKK M 11AM KI D. Kl.l M) IANI( I.OTIIINd IIOK.IIT AMI KOI. I). (iOOIH( Al I KI) I OK AND lKI.IV KIIF.I) ONMHOKT NOl K'K. I'Af.I. AT Itl! NOIM IITIIIIID NTKKKT. THORNTON. FIIONK iuu.

THORNTON, TUB IF: AN KB141 NORTH THIRD

one, And so it comes aboutthat the long-establish- ed storemust keep step with the new-

est ones in selling methods, in

stocks,- - in equipment, in ser-

vice and especially in adver-

tising, If it does not, then it

practically presents to newer

competitors a share of its

trade, In the competitive fight,

therefore, it is not all decided

by good-wil- l, by store follow-ing- s,

"The advertising

Try a Morning Journal want ad.

SAXTA IT: OFFICIALS UK.llE.

A parts' of Santa Fe officials con-

sisting of I. L. Hibhard. general super,intendent of the coaat lines, head-

quarters at Los Angeles; T. W Pate,city agent at Los Angeles; K. J. Oib-son- ,

division superintendent at Win-slo-

Kdward Chambers, assistantfreight traffic manager at San Fran-

cisco; W. CI. Barnwell, general freightagent at Los Angeles; V. C. Proctor,general foreman bridge and waterservice, arrived from the wast las:

night In Mr. Gibson's private car Xo.

Kidney and Bladder Troubles

BROADWAY

Libretto by Walter ami MurrayMusic by lloyle Woolfollc

40 PEOPLE 40

PRETTY MUSICPRETTY WOMEN

PRETTY DANCESPRETTY DRESSES

PLENTY .OF FUN

Prices, r,nc. T.'ic.'ll; boxes tl ,r0Seals on sale al Matson's

Tuesday, Jan, 14, at X o'clock.

mrnrnmasmmwmmURINARY

DISCHARGESRELIEVKD IN

24 HoursEarn Cap

bear.fMIDYJthe nanifllntiarf ufroillltrrfritl

411. Mr. Karnwell continued on to

Chicago, hut the remainder of th(

piyty will remain here today. llr.Pate was apent for the company hereeight years ago. j

ri m.i.wn-r- v a':"tf ,w i Til' """

i i. lutria.isTx. i" .mamll,l,HHlt",H Ht'l

THE ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL. SATURDAY, JANUARY 11, 19086

ppelHlly when I nit 111 the rrlmlnnl nnd ' or of Tr-.-- ns point 0111 Hint tb" 110m- - .'X

OCCIDENTAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. jtbt flimqucrfliu

morning journalPvhlllhact t tna

nnrt fader.il experiment atnilnn or e

eiiiei prNe.4. T'l nalt the proapeetlve aefHer

In every prnr'tl.'iil wny to ilctermlni'whnt lurid miller scleniilie soil 0111111

nothods Is 'Hi.eepHhle of 'rr, .i.i- -

Another Car ofClub House

Intillon of Kennlor '.'ullierson for hhc- -

ond plnce on the ilcket will serve toKm fy the KrowliiK (Icnimid of tin

iiin h for recognltlim, nnd pave tlieiway for the notulmiHon ol n soutliert.man for president fnur or elifht yearshence. Furthermore, im S. nator f'ul- -

Of New Movlin mid ii.oiia.

dlvorre courli more e.speid.ill' In HieInner. If this hlijfh Hlnndnrd of whichthe eleoipient lawyer had spoken were

upheld majority of the attorneyswould he dlshHiTcd."

Rxlrnordlnnrv words, declare theIteeord-Ilerali- l, hut refreshing nnd

i.i:;.Mi kf.si:jivi:.Ol I) I.I VIJournal Publishing Co.

lllrti'.ll.lierson is llie dem.icla.i. lllitlol'It'leader in the scniue. and has .an uti- -

wholesome oni' Thoughtful Inytii"!? record hoih in and outviooasJust In

O 4. MATHICRMNW K. DPHKie Killtorn. B hkni.vu cur Kaiior

AJU'WS P. KKt.t.T Buainana alatiaaar

Knltr-- d aa aaronil claaa matlar at Iliaaatntl-- a Alhuquof'ltia. N at.. 4r Mlt Cunir-a- a Dl March I. II It

uitrii'is nil: stand tm 101.K n:s ami Tin-- s.k;i ahi kstui- -

llslll ll 111 THK f ills Ol MA VIIUK. WITH AN MONIIMV OI--

I.IIIAI.I.KH HV MAV AND l.( I I I I I) IIV MINK.

Mil mi nu n Tin: i:sr, sou ritv i hk hot, and ki kp thi:1IIINIA AT IKMIK.

nil: iirr ( ompanv i nn aiiicmk. whii k i ok pahtk I i.aiis,11 m : ii l it i . i .r.rri-:i:g- i:, v. M.

.1. s. NOI. Iis, I'n-s- . .1. II. O'KIKI.IA . .Si.r'.v unil I. en. litnn(cer.

f. To eneoiiiHRe ilo- line of every. oniervnthe prflr'tlenl ineihod f.o-

the serni-iiiii- reHloni ofA inerir.1.

The r.'iiri'sentntion in ihe conxri-- "!

have often wondered at Ihe soil .if of this slate, they claim Hint he Is Hie

methods ami standards which !,.. loicnl cnndhlali. nnd will add much

t""'euKth to the ticket in the east.toler .soel- -.Indues mid the l.nr

Tile repulilleu ns In Texas are alsonii'iiiw condone or encouraKe. Cheap shnpInK up to lake a hmi'l m Ihe pressuhterfiiKes. illrnsv lechnicnlltles, tin- - ,,.ntal contest. it is K")i"iully ,..thus, sophistry, delins for the sake of conceded that the. tiiii-m- ileh'ga-- '

fhfi h.i.fi n ppnrt ioned nM followw:

The governor of em h fhife unil ter-

ritory inny npriolrii len nnd noi moreIhnn iwenty di'leKiiies;

TMK MOrlVINH JIM HNAI. l TUB

irirso nt i'iniK AN pi"m vr nrwMFXHO, M I'l'IIKTIVII TUB rKIM'irl Kit

OK 1IIK HKI'I Bl ll'tN PARTIf al.l, TMKf'IMK, ANII THK ObTHIHW Of Til K KK.rini.lCAN fAMlf WHEN THK AMIf

1wrnniillnif and hilllnnMirnte. " HonaT con vent Ion will In-llelilHh Wk isolidly for W'il.'lani 11, Tuft.I'Ick w Ickili n motions and pretended

ColonelHie rc- -Veil I. yon, who dominates I. PAsurprises and shocks win hiis riot Is apool f this slatparty

auuur.

Im rRrr than any oihar papar laKata Krilm, I lia ,mlj rr la Htm ttatlcaIwsa4 avara inj la I ha jaar.

attain and km In oliserved sucli IIiIiiks warni persnnal rrleiul of I'residentIn the trial of Important cases hy Jtooscv. It. and Is known to he a Tuftmen of remite anil sinndlm-- ? Win, "'""' l"M ,I,,N" I1"' 1,1 friend."Ttl Merala-- r Journal baa a alalia' rtno

tatloa rallna; Ibna la ae.rdafl to any olhfiaaatr In Allmiiurriiua or any ulbar dalla laHaw Mailt." 1 ba aaiarloaa Maaapa-M- r

Klllfelie .Volte. Cnltcd States mnrshal!for this district, returned lately from!a trip to VunliltiKton and declared

ll ti H not heen dlsKUsled and tlllltseilted

hy leRnl chicane ami humtnif,' from

NEW STOCK JUST RECEIVED

AT T II IO

Albuquerque Lumber Co

The inuyor of eiieli city, live nnd nut

more Ihnn len ileliunii",Tin- - I'oiinly I'omnils.sion of ejirli

eoiinly, live nnd Hot mole than tell

ite!i.Rme:Nnlionnl mid Mint.- fi;rleulniiiil hm

soi'lnilonq, noi more Hein five rlele-(..ui-

eiieli;Knllrond ruin pn nles riol more thmi

four liel.giileMrnileil SimeH HeiiiilovH mid

Ihe eerelnry of iiKrleullnreand IiIm icslMtnniM, oveniors of mIjjIi-s-

THE HIGHEST GRADES OF

CANNED FRUITS AND

VEGETABLES

PRESERVES, JELLIES AND

JAMS. MINCE MEAT

IN GLASS. '

CANNED FISH OF

ALL KINDS

A. J. Maloy314 i'nI Onlral Aielltte.

ruoNK :t

sources, thai supposedly sl.'ind for einphnticiilly for Tuft, AIiIioukIi there"hlKh Mliind.irils" and reKfird ulivster" " MI"H! r( hellions taction nmotiRrKHMS or III HSCHIITION.

rally, tr mall ntia yeir. Infiallr, liy carrier, nna month, .t . t . .

I'a'lr, br mall, ana monthwith holy horror? I First St. and Marquette Ave. Albuquerque, New Mexicothe Texas lepuhllcnn party lenders. It

Is certain that the rank and lile willlie solidly for the secretary of war.There Is need of more such

talk as Hint lo which Hie Mas-sachusetts JudKe so unexpectedly

the lawyers of his Jurisdiction nnd

"

io;Stoiiiiich Tronhlo ( urcl.If you :..' .e any trouhle with your

stomach you should take Chamher-laln'- s

Ktomach nnd Liver Tahlets. Mr

Al Br( KHOt K NHW MI.XICO

a mm MM'irr 1:1 n.v.

No jlollht 11 Rood many of the oppo-

nent" nf Mr. Tnfl rhiiekleil to ihihli

offli'irs of ninie iiKi'l. iillur.il i'oll.i-- ,

offlrern of Htnle unlVersllleH PIlKilxed stute. UNDERTAKER MBALMER

.1. . iMote or r:iiina, Mo., says: "Ihave used 11 L'tent niimi' different

111 iiiirleiiltiinil work. offleera of

I'lilled Sliiien nnd slnle experlmeiilIH TV IMilSI II Mtl.l ll.

niedlciues for stormier! trouhle, huthow lhy hud put lilm in :i hole,IstiitloriK, Mlnle enelneerN nnd

j no inhi'iM of stnie hind lionrdM, hy lrIhe recent horrlhle tnltiliiK nccl- - find Chamlierlaln's Hlomach find I.lv-- I

dents hnve drawn puhllo ntlentlon to,M' Tiihlets more beneficial than nnyother remedy I ever iiserl." .'orsulejin.. I',.,.. 11, ..1 11,, i'. ,ii umi 1,.,.,

w hen they Induced Dip lenders of ;i lu-I-

(ii'Kiinlr.al Ion In ask hli.i f"i ti

l n Inn mi the "lii.lniii'l inn" iiiosinri,hclieviriK Unit Ihi'y had i y

UVEKI AKl) IIOAIUILVO S T 4 B Ii li H

S1I-SI- S West Silver Avenue. Telephone 67. Allniipierque, New Mexico

hy all driiifKlsts.failed Ihus far to inuke udeiiniti. pin- - ..vHlon hy law for the snfcKiinrilliiK of UNIVERSITY TEAM

no nf Hull' position, will he entitledlo nirmhiTshlp In the t'oiiKre b.

ll Is i ii rniT-- l y ini'd llinl oild lo nppolnl deli nnleB hIihII se- -

B. H. BRIGGS & CO.DRUGGISTS

rniprtefnra vt .nvHrtidw Vltttrmnty, Goldami I I thi Hlret't.

lliKhlntwl rtnirmiuy, Corner uf Kantunil llmudwiiy.

placed llllll 1H II position Where III'

DEFEATS THE "KIDS" 1le. such persons im nre known to he

I Begin The Year RightOther COIIIltl'ieS

h is matter, Hie

IICKleetei! il f. ll-

llll isli 'I tlint Ken- -

'of cm dust niol

the niiries. Whilehii-- heen a Hit1' It

1'niled Stales has

many years. It is c

erally the explosions

ttMolly Coiiiesiril (.inn,, ai Casino .n(

Mlllil I 'imIs In Score ol '.'T lo i lorI'.ii)- - I 'run' In- - Hill.

Follow The Crowd;!vllillly lltleresli d ill the MuhJoclM llllll

will niitiiriilly eoine under iliHcuHslon.

The eontmltlf'e hm,ltij rhiirK.' of the

lr. m ru in for eonvetiiion hiiN nr- - fire damp are Innuiit nliuui cither hv

imiitlon finin explosives used In niln- -rmiK'd for n four djiyn' HesMion duiltiK

ll.v H. lilting yniir nccoiihiins ullh lsllmr-H- a lug Umn to ivnrk wllll.'I I. Ink on flirsi IIuiujn:

I.OOSj; t I.AI' IC! H,

M'l i 1; 1. ci) m.wK i;o(ks,ltiniM.lt STA.II'K, IIATDIIH. KTC.

Jiift rrritu t tn.niK iil nn.l hpo tf muiip of lln-s- rmilil imt be lined to nd- -

whlrli fiddri HMi.H nf uri'iil x'iiltin will in1

The most closely contested hii.kclhall M.'imc seen hero Ihis .sciismi wasplayed at Hie Casino lasl niht whentiie rnivordty lemn d.tiated the"Kids," l, the score uf 7 to Z'l Tlio

.fill.! im- - any V' ii" without

himself with one side nr Iheother. Thin wits clearly Uii- - nlijiM I of

nf the ituiulry. Ii was taken fur

n;rii Html tlint if hi' u I li tin' Injunc-

tion lie v unlit 'Hi pi ' in chancesWilli the labor clement, iinil IT lircondemned It hi- - would render him-

self im i y jiiTMniiii nun iirntii withthe capitalist Ii- Interests, lint In his

reply h' arose fully to ihe cinei ip'tiey,mid showed (lint hfl possessed n

hr.ii.lth of lR:il comprehension ili.it

ilium have lii'i'ii iiuili' dlsappolntlnc, lo

those wlio hud l ihem-sclve- ii

i i ' r i ) i ii 2 put up Hindi ii i j t

mntle hy mid prnclliuiinji or from miners' lamps. Ilotii ofthese causes have received carefulsillily at Hie foreign ill!? slnllons

t

. T

totl.-4.- . ... i. ,:..r,i

iill'l J.i.'li ll). il I'evv ..i" Ihe m.iiiv I...1 iill.s Jill Mist Hi" liiiiiiss lull liml.

".ii .M.'li s lice I'm, is. in .u ... IIIH- ..II".. ""' I '""i.hi' .. p A''

K I'. mis Hi' f.Men s liili n ei si lit: pie 4.Men s Mem v : .1 inl. iniuI. lliln s' (I,.,,, y llll.l..'. t'lii.-- .. i

l lhl.heii s Uh.l,, ,! ml, n e.ii' lite iiii.i .'lie:::,,. ana Hi.' .0 ss 1:.,.. is pi,.

and the resnll of the IcglMliitliiti which us. mi close all ihe ny through.

H.-S- LITHGOW ItonkhlnilTT hikI lOti titer Stump Maker.I'lioim UH, Jouniiil Itlilff.

fnrniers wito linve ttiiole life studyof soil 1'iiliiir,. In Hie

of the TrmiH-Missou-

It In liellovt'il Hint Hie Hllrressllll

,'iiioinplsiment i,r Hie purpos.'H of

Ihin i'oiikii'sm is of profound imporl-mie- e

to the eonnlr, ns It will inenllinereiiseil poptilntioii, more liouieM,

the "Kids" winning ih.. first H : i If hy a

score of i.l to i:s. In the second halfthe riiiversity hoys took a hraee midw ith a If It hetter endiirai w on on!hy n majority of live points. The namewas witnessed hy u large crowd ami a

pleasant ilnnce followed.

hits f.ill.iwcil has preerileil explosionsmid coiiseipienilv the death rule hasheen Kieally decreased. Tin' soonercotiKi-es- pusses leiilslnlion on this suli-e-

In acenrdance with the dctunnilsof the case. Hie hetter it will lie furnil eoiicerned In conl ininliin.

ut inn im ino-t- i:u-ftjatallaaaiLal

c;art7 o ToCash Buyers' UnionTO I I KK A I'Or.Ii IN ONK DAY

Tiike I, A X A l t VI! ltUUMn Quinine Talil--I iruin; Iki h r.'fnnil innnev If ll fulin to euro. ll.W IliltoVH .S nlmialuro la on each bm. 25c.

HI Mlltlll MIIIMI STUKKT.i in: itoM to m ii:iMov.A week or niore iiko The MornlriR

.loiiriial mnde mile of the fuel Hinlihe new law of New York, which

little Jul) on lilm, nml lit- - answered

"very phase of ilu uin sttori In lio Ins

forceful, nnd lit liii" mi hip IhiH' ho

pcrfi'i'lly plain iiml full. Hint no oin'

could laltf' nny cxi'i il Ioiim in whin he

aiilil, from I'ltliiT of i hi- Ihkiii'.

TlP're In li.) ipli'KllolilliK 'he fni'l

Ihnt Srrri-iMr- Tuft ii Iok iiiiiii. HppoHm-Hnci- ! n Ai'prpp of uii'Miil ulillliyIn jirnporilon in IiIh piiysloiil il.

Ssi i il n I'e lanohnc Arrcsicil.liohert J. I'oullon. the Santa l"o

cnsliler at Holly. Col.,, who disap-peared from his .slution Monday, was

tip

1weni lulu effccl he Hint Instant, made J ---

aaLalSii fi-.- ui,..i t,, t.... ti, i.. t..l,fIhe road lo tnalriinoiiy in Ihe Kiiiplro'

.' ',' , ,,

stute a Krent deal

more prodiieerH, more wenltli, wideriiiurlii'ts for the inmitifiii'l uri r in

Mhorl, more of everytlihiK Ihnl i

nnd riereysmy for tiieof Ihe . .

Ill !i!k letter iiiconipiinylnu Hie null

for the tiieetlnK Hie precldenl of Hie

iissni llillon i.'iIIh BHetitlon lo the fuel

tlititi nny movement luivliifr for Iik

ullltnttte ohjeet ml llicren.se of themen of Ihe country Ih nh- -

lotisly of uriiM coneerii io nil theinople. Ah Ihe limllnllonM of the, re--

la in of our mid InndM hy niennnof liTlKiitlon lire inoimlit neuter it.iilimiiloii, Hie necessity for Hie generaladoplion of u MyMlein, or HstemM. ofm ientllli' noil culture Hint Mhnll hrlim

under cultivation Ihe liulliciiwe mens

more difl'lcultause it reuulredI'onlract to ki

company's limils. Poulton denies thathe einhe.ed the funds. He Is heldfor Colorado oflicers.

Ihnn t hei elofiire, hci

hoth purlles lo Ihe

heore the county or clly clerk nil nn- - The Future Railroad Centerof New Mexico

NEW HOMESTEAD

REGULATIONSswer a lot of more or lews enihnrrnss-iui- f

iiuesilnns In older to ohtaln n li

ii I

U'A;'-- ' ;''' ;j :

Vll1 rcense. And now il Is said thai sonie- -

llhllc l ands ( imiiiiliiecs I iiiiii' (heMondell Hills.

llnies Ihe rush upon the clerk Is so

ureal that Ihe cmiiliiliites for the altarhuve, heen nhllifcd to stand in line forhours, wnltliiK for their turn to hp

Located on the Beltn Cul-nf- flf till. Aleliicnr, Tr,..!- on J sn,4 IT- -W'simIi 11. t mi, .Ian, !l. Tin hous HOW'S YOUR PLUMBING? 'If a,'w"y- - '.ie "ew 9ty cf Eelen is tnirty-n- e mies souti- - f Albuquer-M- t

louether w llh n"" Semite pitlille lands committeesof hind for which no wilier enn he oh- - ili'i'oiiiiniulaled. Till:Rumpi ppfipl nr always in "hut wntrheld meetings tndnv and hot reimr -

Ihe iiuestlonliiK hv lh(. sometimes In- -,''d faviirahly hi Is to perm enirv of ai)oiil ttn'ir hfiitinx (imi iilunililnx.

i, ... , ,3 n, me junction or me main line or the Santa Jre systemleading East and West from Galveston and Chicago to San Franciscoand Los Angeles, from the Northern states to El Paso, Texas, and theRepublic of Mexico.

Ih Ihm'u iiHt tliti in mill fnil er ore poorlyrmiHt incU'il or t m utoiifl Iv nm inwtf-tl- .

hut f.ipnsnive cictii, is sain to tic ruinm- - s, ml homi.'stud

i.'Wiir of tftf ImrHliuK of kltrlH'ti hui itfdrnsslnvf In the last deRroo lo the ma- - The hoiisi iporled the' lt. niiro llinl nl 0 11, .11 imi

Jorily of the younii women, nnd nl-- i Mondell hill pcrniittitm' ' (iKllt. (.ft nilil;llll V

.tnilllH ill'H ivn'i'r- -

imr iiisii Ihk 10 n- - jf

ri, mini, ui, WjfMhns mad a prior tmnii'slead teal nnd nut It III il unfit;whtry,'t he

use has forfeited dimpii'ic --ysirm.i la newhut for any

until', to mak new entry as if -- .inn bio.

ready Iherc iire simis Unit Cuiiid Ishooked for some hard humps, ns futi-

lities wm read the papers mow con-

vinced that perhaps the name is not

worth the cmulle.

There are sukkcsiIohs in plenty forthe iimelloriitlon of the Ionic's dis- -

Till" WNO IMMIM.

Colnrn'1 Htyiin lliliilt "I'lirlc ,oc"will ho lhi wlnlnif hotMi" on In-

Bid.', liii'l li HilnkH II

enough in aH.v ko, riKhi out in ini'ft in.Ponlhly Hie wlch l fnlher to Hie

IIkiukIiI, 111 .Mr. HryHii'M cime, hutIhern Im xnttif doitht na lo w hether Bin h

u wiMi on IiIh purl inliihl mil he pulIII llin winliK plnee. ll in ipilli'

for Hie ri piihlh (in ronvi niloii lo

Keitii' uiioii a niuu Hint Mr. Iliyimwnulit flml ooil ileal eniler to li.ntihnn Mr. Ciinnon. The vi'ternn speiikerof the linurn". Ihib n Kic.it ninny polnl"Hint roinmi'iiil lilm very wiunily lotin- - A iiirrli'ii n people, nii.l we limy ti"

ll ih ll red Ihnt IiIm frii-lnl- wnnld ll- -.'

ihi'in In Hie ininpniKU tor nil liny lire

worth. Jl" Ih mid lin- - hIwh.vh heen,

one of (he j.I.hii propi.-- mid thnl

iniiiit" for more nl the pollsHum Ihe most eniim iii Mnlr'uuiii'-lil-

or Hie mi. mi toipeilnr erinlliioii. KwnIhe I'll r I'll 11 1'es of llllll lll.il III-- , file-llile- a

llilike or I.I ill. for (lie purpose of

helming lilm. nil wni' lo iiniUe

Irlendu for lilm ninmig Hie iiiii'"-.- -

Hllil Hie IIUIMM'S do Hie VOllllR.

Willie In ni e not innkiiiK niiiehnoki- iihiuii it. Mr. rniinoirM lilt-nd-

ore uuikliiK ii very enriiinl I'litiipuiBiiIn his hrlinlf. unit ihey urn dohiR Hoikliml iMitni-- . Then' Im lo lie ,i Renci.'ili

Standard Plumbing andheating Company

lie prior entrv had not heen made.The senate committee reported the

(lainhle hill, am horii-in- any personwho has heen iinalile to plow up nn.1 hnmestcad entry ihroiiKh ho fault nfliis own, or ohlifjed tn alimidoii his r:try hy reason of mistakes made in lo

ma

luined, save mieli ns fnllH In the shapeof biiow or rnln, hecomeji more andmore uric'iii ami Iriifiortntil. That thiscun he done prolitahly has alreadyheen deinonsl rated hy the accoiu-pllshineti-

o f liiirhimk, Cumphellami otlier Individuals nnd hy Hie re-

sults of Hie work of (lie state mid nn-

lionnl 1" rl 111 i'ii t sliilinlis-- . And he

adds'"The iiidi. nt ions now poitil lo a

III lie, .lllllslsi' nlld I'pll'SCtllallVCIlttendilllie. The pri'si'lice of not le.ss

thmi tell of the most nnlcd hoII ex-

perts III he set f the Kl'IH' I'll

K..vcl tiniciil Is alt e.nl, ussiired. as is

llinl of tunny ol Hie most successful

pin, llcil farmers, of lite west"111 addition 10 these It Is hoped to

have pii'scnt Mr. I.uiher H111 lunik, ol

California, and .Mr. II. W. r.impliell.of Nclu ask:i, oil lie pl'iiKm ill of ills.

comtol'ls. Itrnlicil nit ices lire pro-liol- is

Idea

TheBelen Town

and ImprovementCompany

-- r (luoorporiited)

cation, or oharacier of the laud, I.

inn ke second eh! ry.posed hy some, located in

Paris of the city. AnotherTry a Morning Journal Want M Mlint house and sennle hj

lie application of hell' henelitdenyo fa- -

v 4mL. B. PUTNEY

1SI API 1SII1I) 1871

launched Is Hint Ihe city clerk he

with a sipiad of .special depu-

ties, , f Iii cm! rclui'tnnllirides mid pul them IhrniiKh the millin the pi'hae of their own hnmes'.

'me ituiimi.iui iiridet;rootn has ndvo-eate- d

tin' h iiiilli.iiiu of lelephotilc com-

munications heiween the city clerk.Hid Hie Ictiiinine ii p il 11 st.

New Yorkers lime liecn so ImiK

to the tie.' ami easy wayof niorelv w li 1114 ill upon smile d

clern.i tniin or 11111 : i. at e and

WtloleNiila CSriH-er- , I'lmir. Ied iinil (IriilDAitelll fur illili-licl- Wiiiiolia

NKXV MKXK'OAi.ni'tir k itQiEAre the owners of the Belen Townsite, consisting of 1000 business andresidence lots, size 25x142 feet, fronting upon eighty and ninety-fo-streets and avenues, right in the business renter nf the n,.w rltv nrl

tllle elllrie.s.The senate cntniiiittce also report-

ed a hill in cntilii'iii hnmeslea.l enm-11- 1

11 la inn proofs accepted hy localhtml officers and rcKVted hy the (en-cr-

land office on n, 'count of chnngespresci'ilii'd hy ft. rim Secrcmry llitih-coc-

in Hie rcKiilations as to contin-uous residence nnd noi Ira Usui cd lolocal officials unlit after ninny proofshad heen incepted under Ihe .oimiinli'sii la ions.

I'cwr Sores.Fever sores nnd old chronic: sores

should not he hcnled entirely, hutshould he kept in lieallhy condition.Tills can he done hy applying Chant-horliiln- 's

Salve. This salve has no su-

perior for this purpose. It is alsomost excellent for chapped liuuds, sorenipples, hums and discuses of theskin. For sale hy nil lirilKKists.

imi rri'v "ns, ns nil i:.

il iroclly uen Santa Fe Railway depot grounds. The Atchison.

n k k th.it Hi" knot he li.il In 11

hurry tlint tins rlmd rest ri. imi Is

inei-iin- nf i 'ii ii ii, hi workeis ni rinun-lMlt-

l"iiit;lil. w tii.-- 1,'. pr. s. nl. -

IVe Ml Kllll'l will I"' Hie I. Illlil il

l tlllilrl si no. I lll.lt 111.' pi. Ills ...

Mini n.'l l ,' ,',inip;l . ill lie III. p

ped .. ill, l!is i ;i d l' lull ii .'ke.in li'ln.ii- -

lopeka and Santa I e Railway Company is now grading its extensivedepot grounds and yard limils 800 feet wide and a mile long (capacityof seventy miles of side track) to accommodate its immense passengerand freight traffic, Harvey ealing house, roundhouse, coal chutes,water tanks, machine shops, etc.

Whenever li'Kal lumtniiries meet In

enmity, st. ile or nalioniilor at the lni.liet lalile the' itl'invel'Mtuciit nn Ih,. nnhillly nf their pt'O- -

t.'ssinu he iiuHi stand. lids whichi hatnclrrUe it Wh. iicer disli.ir-met- lt

pri.i eeilinjif me tinillil li.'ci'ssiii.iMillllsl .1 I..W ll h nl vil V nil. -

s.. slislc-- , the pi iiScculnr si iiiila Hy

is..iliuiK- Hut t li.it it will wotk mil ID

sood results Is Kenei allj I'ollcie.l. 11111- -

side of Hie chides inline, linteh ill -

fci'tcd. I'ct'iliips l!oerilor lillllll.switl cotne to the rescue 01 itc hush- -Hlt I MMIIM. OVt.lll'SS

POPULAR PRICED

SHOES FOR MEN THE CITY OF BELENlltill hri.les with a special lllessai;e pri; some ,'imcllduit'llt to he lalies, uiltl III p ess ,. en i lies; less,

"The Sunny side of Itroailway.As th,. tiihi ni ii,,. attraction

"The Stlllll side of : ro;i d w ay"in whicli those famous orimnals.A r and Ma.k are stnrrihii tiiis

essi.in i.t the Trmi!.I'm iniii4 nil

cny, I'tah, tintIt

TheMl'--- Mil i

he lie:,! .'it

iliK Ilo- l

w III. It w III lessen their trouhle- -

would he a tpiod stroke nf politic

the 'tun ll si al'.l.l l ds" nf Hie ImrHill now comes the CIiIciiko liccnid-llcl'ill-

mid Wllilcklt at telll U mi', t'l

Has a population of 1 500, and several large Mercantile Houses, theit Ii iM'Kinui!! rvcx)QoooooooocOOOOOOOCXXXXXXX3UOOCXJOOOO ocien ratent Koller IVliIla with its 150 barrels a dav caoacitv. winerv. P:

:id He. It is the largest shipping point for Flour, Wool, Wheat. Wine, KlMlIlllllillK lllllli e Winds 111 (he mutter declarestheic Is iii, ire oi.uory than div truth eans, nay ana rrutt in INew Mexico. From its location upon the

great trunk line leading rtorlh, louth, east and west, to all points in the

j jnir, the Klaisc settings ate of Me- -

ACTIVE MOVEMENT tropolitan scene. ,,nd to he most

for culberson ;;;;;;:;:;--,, Z

' - jlintils movnit; fro on the K;tMI'iI-'ih- tn Texas Want Ot'iiiiM-rntit- ' ri r ami Hi.' sivmid jut Is nl tlu

lor lir I'n'-lth'- nt (lr at Ki f ni n !i sirct-- with licauti-lo- r

lio. jful Ci'iitral jiiirk in the bai'k unHiiul,j Thf KiMMiU ('iff. will print' vm.

Umled States and Mi or. lU l . K&ft " a tuiunicicuu poim can pi

Ihe

nil-

n...i- -

no. oe estimatca. Ail last limited, mail, express and freight trainswill pass through Belen to Chicago. Kansas City. Galveston and the

Tlioy are well'made, theylook stylish, and they fit

perfectly. The leatherand findings used in

their manufacture aicfiist-cla- ss and we guar-antee them to ojve satis- -

in these tine eft. itts. nn.ro iioamna-li- .

m Ihnn renins, n ml adds, hut ,nili-tt.nil-

ii" one cues to Introduce the

note of skept icisln, mo! e . llmii;

passes "IT lie. i ut if uilA Ma- - a, Ini'.etls

.illdHC hnwever. has his seen I'll n

make an exception to tins nl,.. Per-

il. ips hi known iiitcrc-- i in tiie I.iiki's.'cia! prohleins--i- n prohmton, charity,

4 the 1 acilic Coast. The water is good and the climate unsurpassed. jBel.-- has a $16,000 public school house, two rliurrhe- - f'nmm,c;..l

V, dm- a n ih.Ilir.iliKli 1,.- '.'. eU

Tiie ..It .' i:. .!

"iiVrrdlll II 1. ll ,i

land l.oi.l - :,i .ihoards "t i'Ki i' lii: o.

;e 'i.i ' ..I- -

I ii;,il tic ,i.i,'. hi

III. .h '!'- - ol ,11..-- ,

II It's .1(1,1 all C'll.O.. l.l

Tens. M: o m st s.

liOUtli l,- the lie mi

Oie. iiiiK. s. - I'.e li

low-:

I. Tin , .oi-i.- l. .. ii...

in. Ilmiti. of relet. I ilii' ti- .'till li r, tl we-.'- , pi ...I u. t o

Club, three hotels, restaurants, etc.The Hotel Helen, wllh Improvements, has lust heen

completed and opened.;on.

I. The lots offered are low In prices and the terms are easy One-thir-

of ptirchuse money cash, two-thir- may remain on note andmoilKai;,. tor one year, with Interest at s. per cent per nnntim Titlepertc i and wnrranty deeds Klvcn. Come early if vou w ish to' secure

Son Aiitmiio, Texas. Jan. ji - Friendsol Senator Charles t'ullieison have

a um ciiietil ill tills clt.i ItioU-in- i;

to his iinniiuiition for the viceptc.-l.le- on the lietlioi l'.lllc ticket.Di lllm rati, lenders all over Texn '

hai' h.en eiilisieii and ut'Reiit s

,1 till lelters lire tielhll sent tollm si iiaior In W'nshliiKtonthat he allow the Texas delegation topresent Ins mini,, fur this IukIi otiicc.So far Ho eh.itoi- has nut heen henri'Hoiii, hut Ins Irleiid-- i licit' ileclai.'that he will do what Is usked for th"flood of tip. democrat It- parti.

Some time aipi p,. refused to he cotl- -

t'lalmrato to lina! (hentor nu.rs whohavo iu'vit vlsii.-.- ihe Motropoiis amivery realist if ( ..iii'S thnl ha o

Thi- Hi'toiii 'nilpim'nt of "Thf"Suny Side f Hi.imiway mmos fromhf lare.'--t stutlio in Niiw York city

tint) whlh' sci-ti- rx of many sputs nf(lie "hif town" h.iw biMn nscil si;i-w-

after season, is the first limethat the above plu.-r- hp he n n.etfor Mane sttin.

In ail llt ion to the heau ni'ul si aepieture, new elnMrU'al efleetN will

for the lit'M lime and dMrinR thetwenty-tw- o mnsUal nitmliejs in whichthe famous be;t in v are seen,the rai.iant w of every rotor areusrti w iih Mteee-'- s,

lieotiiiier pnriK-uiar-

s ami prices of lots callil He in per- -..... ... i ne iuInn. Is

i h.

Ml reform, social redeuipt i.ni

for Ills lllli nil ell ii 'U.I It'-

ll ks.

A iimtion for il Islai rtueti nualnst a

't ll. IS heillK llt'KUeil. iltol the 'it-

'll' u tin the pi

indii Ki d ill the familiar v

I . nil .1 K the "llllih -- tiitidards

FOR DRESS AND

FOR STREET WEAR

O il fn l cli. sn ippy .". le- - s:;. Titi I,, ,$ I

icl kid, soft mid dainty all In SIcalf, ne.it .tiitl drc-a-y "12. .Ml lo s: I

FOR HARD WEAR

: ' riiMt 'nil is i in pen . . .

The d- I. ru. iii. iio a

.' u u i .. met liods v. in I

1.11- Mm I, a lo ilii; Is pi ;o

Ihe. c,.. .li'le

The Belen Town andImprovement Co.

w In etc JittlR.' I'" Courcey sidcied as a candidate for Hie presidency, an, i at l that he thoioHit Murray and Muck mid their sitiKitiu H .X Ci! pi. tin nr :tpWilliamiioininei-

lennliiRs lit; an the logical ,1 dum itiR com iiirciiI in Ihe seaso'sHe Intimated further that ' seiisathmal mi,si, ,i ,',,,liieih,n rh..

loe'I! skill.

:t T'l I'liriiillnKi' II ihll.-hm- i li t,

of I prl 1111, , 1'lil.. tn ,1.1.-- mini ' tieHie illllll.Ul.it-- i.f i.! llllllie ilii,.nut eei se :. , a .11 the ,. I.11111- - .i h. ,, n,

0'i ate-- under Hi.- - dii.'.'ii'.h of ni l!" I. ,11,

t,d patiently for a while, andthrew i Ins "honihsheli" m the

imjrn In i mill "I feel i hat t hehas ti.leliiled, If not locoiiined,tanilai and 1 feel ih.it es- -

S2.nu lo Sii.ou ..lUlliN BLC rvLR, I're, WILLIAM M. BERCER. Secrrtarv Mlie uioiiKlit Hie lime not yet ripe lor .sunny Side of liiondway." will lie Hie ressthe nomitiatinn nf a southern tnnn loi j ,,,;,, , ,, n , ,,,, ,.;tks. t., next nni-iir- c

thi' presid,.ncy. The democratic lead- - j Ve.nesda .lanum-- l.'.th, j nail.-- SI T., lo SJ m',- - , f .'..U1, t I fit! (1 Jt.-- . 'M-- . .f ll" S-- - ") a iiMaj-- tt ;i.";iMix.

7THE ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL, SATURDAY, JANUARY 11, 1908

BRYANTHEONLYMANBurros w ill certainly regret to see lihnI ave and It will be hard t) lind a marwho will be a- :'tnei..;iv p.,iiulai w I, .1

the sho-i- .1 cni.e 11,(11 vp-r- asColonel MciMuro has been

und, rstu.nl that he Intends to -

turn to N, w Mexico ami take 1111 the

The only will left was In the form of

ju letter of instruction to II. B. .(ones,cashier of the 1'Mrsl National bank, of

Santa Itosa. In tills letter, writtenjust before the operation was per- -

foi ined. he left all of his Santa Uos.treal estate to be divided equally be.

UNDERWOOD X

STANDARD JTYPEWRITER

lie :'il iil'iifi-i'rei- ....',llt"ll,i:,t ftl 11(18

I ei ii I'rtidut'la , ,

lieIiflaual-t- Knit ml ionliflaw.il, I. toll, nml V

lirnwr itnil Ida lii.oul,'il ptifeire.l

lllnlllli'1--l;,le. ",l pM ,ili'lienilIlliti..la L'.., ilriiltlltl'l lllll lellHl l'l,l,'l

.lu 10 ef.TI . .1

lilt, 'lliallit Hill l'll!!li.In 1. 1, M' tail.,

lulMI Willi 111

ON CEMQCRATIC;"

,ih. I VWZ&A fi :MJ

but when one comes to study It overhe seems to "make haste slowly," andbe pretty certain of his ground.

Or, again, the order he Issued forall army ofllcors to either stand theriding test or get back onto the re-

tired list and give the younger men a

chance. Mow the army men did howlmid cut up over that. Such an out-

rage to expect men who had grownold In the service to ride and standup to it like the younger men.

But he insisted they must do it 11 '

go down Into obscurity und today'spaper publishes Secretary Tail's let-

ter in regard to the matter und It Is

easily seen that every army in thecivilized world cads, on their ot'licers

for ten times 11s hard a riding test,

not only u.A..islonally, but nil the time.

Daily rides, hurdles and stiff cross

pracl'ci if latv, n , he is :.n itiorneyand has. bell. . admitted tothe ' l 'mi'

He has a lee! , f friends all ov.rn sret to see aim cut of Hi,- - forestwork and w him well In his chosenprofession.

BAR E BUSY IN

ALAMQGQRDQ

Important Fraternal Work Un-"d- cr

Way; Interesting News

Notes From Otero County

Seat,

(Sperlnl CrrMMndlH' Morning Journal. I

Alaniogordo. N. M , Jan. S. TheJlasonic ,.rd.)ls in this city. Saera-mev.t- o

lodge No. 24. A. V. and A. M

ami Alaniogordo chapter No. II. Tt. A.

M., are starting the new year underthe most favorable circumstances.The elective officers of the blue lodgeare: A. M. Itousscau. W. .M.; JohnOlson, S. V.; Charles . Downs, J.

W.; G. C. Sclpio. treasurer: W. W.

.Mann, secretary, and C. M. Marcus,

tyler. Those of the chepter arc; J.W. Gilbert, II. P.; G- A Gore, king;Charles i. Dow ns, scribe; John Olson

treasurer; W. V-- Warren, secretary,and O. SI. Marcus, tylcr. The booksof both orders, which have just been

audited, show a pleasing balance on

the right side, and both orders arenew members at every meet-

ing. So enthused arc the members of

Hie chapter, which Is only two yearsold. that they are now working to

the end of organizing a conimandry ol

Knights Templar in this city. SirKnight Charles 1'. Downs, whosecommondry Is al Warsaw, 1ml., hastaken the matter in hand, preparedthe petition for loiters of dispensationto the right eminent grund com- -

niander of New Mexico, ami. as heinforms our correspondent, is mak-

ing satisfactory headway In the mat-

ter of organization. It Is thought thenew lominandry will start out with alleast lifteen members living In Ala-

niogordo, and with those who will

necessarily be ill the jurisdiction of

this organization, the membership alIhe beginning will be swelled lo sometwenty members. It Is now yet knownwhen the new order will be created.

I Ml, HI I'll. .Mr

iDjilflw . ll

You Will LikeT II f ' wn ltttlif, iitiai, avavy

i"ilii,l el" ciiciliia tiiat c La tia, niiiti'tinl 9anil Uill tl'o tuitionslea. t;e.li- iufiT rtii.l mir iiilo-a- pi. a nil 0i.oO, y in ,' it , a i' as Hut ilfiii.iint. "Ilak.Ihi; elt'cK, '

I'll!iiiiulit In, ki'imI nii.l trutav

Ii,ln-- f.,r Milput. f

I'IONl BAKI .RYM7 Sill III I lKSl tTIKKKT t

CONSOLIDATED LIQUOR CO. :Nut.-- r In Mrllnl .V l.nkln

in tit ll:, hai-h- A liit.uilW llll I I s VI l; III Al IKS IM

WINES. LIQUORS & CIGARSI, an it - cv tt Innii In ,'iir Una. W'rlu,

Cir llliiMh aii',1 alii Initiia Hint l't L.lnl.Iaut'd ti. leia only

rt'li'i'll'ina 13Sroil vi-- n fmsr sr am, lot'i'Fit avf.

KIISHKI I, Al I llll'llll K COMnll anil tin not fii

Nf. M. an. I Tin it. N. M, il.tlli, HiilnlnvWilli llll H.ilnH ,,1, lltti

U"i k iNlitiiit unit siinlrt Ciaill-tt- l It n

l,fiiva llnatit'll til p n,. l.isivo 'rariiini--oil arilvtil ,f It,,, It ituti at J a

111 lltntnln lie. tt It. a i it'll Hie ItV't P"ltila It

llalira. Mea'a fin tiMirtt lit ,'nttipfret tf iliiirini. Ksi'til'aleii t.irlt.'a

liy iinllfi Inif Ilia iMnitpunv I o ilava In

A I' I. I. IS T O ! T K K T M I' H

$8;iM Crow tin . . . . ) '

I, ..h Irmiih4JM I illinifo, Mpwintli from. ... .... I .Ml

l'iiliihH i: aI nit-- t Ion .A

All Work AhAoInlH.T (Jinir!inloil

DRS. COPP & PETTITII. a, in I!. N. T. A mil 1,1 llnll.lilll

INSURE YOUR HEALTH

m COMFORTCf on Mormy days

V Ml

KWLICKERClorttl - l.iojllt

Durable

I I I lm ("iiiornnteetlI CS!! oleipiool

n m"!''I i. let .

SANTA FE TIME TABLE.SA

"a

(i: ffee live November 10, 1U07.)

I'rnm llm Hiiat Arrl. 1P"No. 1. H.tUllmrn t ill. Flip 7:46 P KiJOJNo. S, t'allf.illilA Mmlli',1 - -- 0 l:00pNti.7. Ntulh. CkI. I''ut Mall .. 1(1:10 P 12:46pN,i. , Ifil P. ft M". ''Ily 11:46 P !:

I'rnnl ih MaatNo. 8. hi, iik" I'aat Hull I l lllNo. 4, CIiIuhko hliiiin-t- l IMIP llNo. a. Chl. A Kim. (Illy Kip.. 40 :

I nun (li MiithNo. 111. (lit.. I fa. K.C.m lit! f :

No. II citnnaclant l.nmywllh tirnnrh (rafnrr Paula Fa and !"! nt Hit Ima, palnli !rNa Mailnn. T. B. ft! (HIT Aliant.

HORIZON

Lots of the Faithful Don't Like

Him, But He is the OnlyLeader in Sight,

THE PRESIDENT AND SOME

POPULAR IMPRESSIONS

Washington, a City of Great

Churches; Some Impres-

sions of Cardinal Gibbons,the First American Cardinal,

(By Will C. Barnes.)Washington, Jan. 6. Couricss

today ami from now on the

political pot promises to boll ami boll

pretty hard at that. Every vote eastwill bo a wtraw, every speech made a

token of submission to some one of(lie numerous claimants for the favorof the coming convention.

II Is interesting to note that thedemocrats in making lit, their repre-sentation for their convention at Den-

ver gave the territories file usual sixvotns regardless of whether it was oneof the two at home or some one ofthose in the outer regions of our coun-

try, und heedless of the action of th1republican committee.

Hut the democrats, unlike our re-

publican party, ate much in the sameshape us we have been in the past,(here is but one man named or

thought of when the. democratic, nom-

ination is' mentioned und that is

Bryan. .So it matters but little howmany come, the more the merrier forthe opponents of the. gentleman fromLincoln are far In the minority andnothing short of death cun keep himfrom nomination or, as I overheardone man say the other night in one of

the hotels, "nothing short of deathwill stop him trying, either."

There, is a very curious phase of

this Bryan business, too; und that'sthe fact that a large majority of the

e southern democrats, es-

pecially among the congressmen undsome of the. senators, are very out-

spoken in their opposition to his nom-

ination.Old-tim- e democrats like Senator

Daniels, of Virginia, scout his preten-tions and roast him on every possihleoccasion. And yet they are not ableto mention a single man in the partywho could get twenty-liv- e votes intheir convention against Bryan.

When Bryan was "here recently heand Senator Daniels met in the cor-

ridor of the Wlllard hotel accidentallyand In such a way that they simply,for common decency, couldn't refuseto speak.

Daniels took a shot at Bryan andbefore they had spoken three minute';he had challenged the Nebrashhn s

democracy and Bryan with consider-

able and very commendable self re-

train t, simply said, "Oh, well, Mr.

Daniels, if the ,uality of my dem-

ocracy is to be 'discussed, I may aswell not slop to hear It." and passedin to the elevator he was about to en-

ter when they met.

But, nevertheless, Bryan is the onlychoice they have and Willi all the feel-

ing against him In such sources he hi

certainly popular with a great manypeople, just how many the comin;?election will doubtless determine.

Not long ago a knot of men were

talking politics in the Wlllard loh1i.y

and some one said to a democrat In

the crowd who was not at all In love

with Bryan, "Well, there's one thingsure, he's certainly tremendously pop-

ular nil over the country." "Yes,"snarled the member of the great un-

washed, "he's popular all right, everyday ill the, year but election day."

twecn Miss Addle Holt, of Santa Rosn.and Jell Woodward, of l.ogan. N, M.

Mr. Woodward was an old-llni- e fi lendof Mr. Shely's since the early days InHie territory, when both Woodwardami Shely were to.

geihcr. The balance of Mr. Shely s

propel t consisted mostly of bankslock in (he First National hank, ofSanta Itosu. and the Nationalbank, of Sunnyslde, N. M.. and an In-

surance policy for t.l.Omi. This wasleft to his sister, now living In Dom-

ing. X. Al.. and Mr. .1. Shelv, ofTexas. out of this piop.-rt- $1,000was to K, to Mr. II. B. Jones for set-

tling up the estate. Mr. Jones hasdeclined to claim anything for him-

self. The sister, however, lias broughtan aclion to set aside The last iciiueslher brother made and Is claimingeverything lu sight. Attorney A. W.

Bollard, of Homing. H looking afterthe claim of Shely's slstoi. The latterwas appointed ad 111 In ist at rix. Thewhole case w ill be taken into (he ills- -

trict court, w here a tin.il adjustmentwill be made. Tile houses of .Mr.

Shely's estate have been 1, laced in thehands of W. ('. Burnett loi rental orfor sale.

f.

FINANCE

nnniinjirnnrI I I IUI llll lm U I Im

UU IIIILMUL

Wall Slice!York. Jan. a r oielliln;

viilli a buoyant iipslioot .1 iriceshieh uavo a material oi ion to tNe

rise of yesterday and 111 inaliitaiti- -

inn an aiuioaranee of r. activityfor a time it licit" 'o lie manifestthat the professional op, atiirs In thestock market had boon lni-- y laldimtheir priilUs in the burly burly of thedays transactions. T ie marketshowed the effects of tl s liaime In

technical conditions alter this. Thereduction of the short Interests: w lilclii,.,u 11 to 11' color liy theextent or the advance satisllod a

from one source. The earlymarket today showed sumo expunsl niof coin mission house demand also, at-

tracted by the appcai'iinoo of reviv-

ing Intercsl and a htromr recovery inthe market. This demand faclliatedthe laklnn of inolilK by Ihe profes-sional nai-l- which has conducted thespeculation tin lo tills point. The tat -

movement agreed In rcporling a verylarge cash gaiiutlie estimates differingto some extent on the Mmount of cashfrom local sourc s which has comeInto sight during .he week. Tills re- -

flux, It is agreed wus considerableand represents the coining out ofhoarded funds, held ill the hope of

profit from th, currency premium orfrom motives r distrust. The inllowof cash from the iuierlor has beenlarger than last week, the balaiie,. Ill

favor of New York on the expressmovements, being estimated at ap- -

proximately $S,IMMi.aiMi The arrivalsof the last of the g Id engagementshave boon sufficient lo overbalancea small absorptionoperations. The sh k market rallibriskily from a sh; rp reui-tio- w lienhose llguros a ppea d. A heavy c.odi

gain this week ha been taken lorgrunted however, Throughout thei eck follow ing t he Idence in last

ck's bank siaicment of a ileeisiveturn In the movement. The .specula-tion In stocks during the week hasbeen based largely 011 all assil 111 pt ionthat, the deficit lu the legal reservesof Ihe New York hanks would be

practically wiped out litis week. Last

Saturday (he dellclt still Hlooil al $11,-r- .0 t r so that It will be perceived

that its oblltera't ions seems to dependon a substantial loan reduction. Tlierevival in speculative activity duringtlie week must have some effect on tileloan Hem and there have been somelarge purchases nlTeiied of coiiiinci-cia- l

paper, which also would figure in

that iii-n- Willi the decline in the In-

terest rate to the neighborhood of K

per cent, which was the rale paid bythe bunks on their clearing house ,

the effect would be lo stimu-late tlie retirement of these Instru-ments and such rel reinenls would

operate to deduce (lo- loan Item of thebanks.

HiHcoiinls continued to fall lu the"great foreign mo'iiey centers and theAustrian Imp, rial bank marked downits olTlebil rate. Willi the reuclion In

the stock caused bv pro-l- it

taking, there ei into eonsldora- -

lion again some of ih" topics whichwore driven Into the hack ground bythe active rise.

Financial needs ol some of therailroad systems on which the creditis not high gave rise to renewed mis-

givings. The pressure on SouthernRailway sociirltio (' 'C'H y WHH I'lMI- -

ijiMitiitlon.s:IKi,

AlliHiKHrritilcl tj m

Underwoodii imc- ii iiiHiilirr i if mi AtHinla-- 1 :

w 01 hi ut'il lot lU itp-- ,1, ill, m nf n.itililiinl WiilillH.V,

cil. mill IhHMhiliM

' ail inn I isl " Is ntiililii'l'ril 0, lieiisaniN.

Uiulorwootl Typcwi iter

Company, Inc.

;;ji w. (.old.l r.l t,il l lti.il :. N. M.

Try a Mornintj Journal Want!

GAUPCOAL

PR TON Of

2,000 LBS.

SAME AS SOLD

BY THE

OTHER DEALERS

FOR $7.50

W. L.

TRIMBLE & CO.

113 North Second St.

Phone 3

TERMS CASH

PreventionOR A

OF CURE

but It is tlie hope of those Interested (,,,. market became dull and lieslta-tlia- t

It will be within the next six 11Jf n ,,Mc in cnisona nee w ith theseweeks. developments. There "as little- In

At the meeting of the county coin :, h,, news of the day to indicate uiark- -

lield last .Monday and Tuesday, th ed ehamre in recent con, lit ions. Thewas more business transuded than at1 usual forecast of the Weekly currency

Ore r aKllllNHH i K. l lit II

lie JirrlVl IV,l.ulllMt ltlt tlll'l 'illo!l!,

ivntialMlllll.'lll"lil, 1111,1 St I. I'llMum si. I' tout Sriuli

,1,, inelViMm, miMlaaniirl. K.iiibh,., a ml T.

,1,, mi IVi ifNallemtl I ..olNail, .1U,I I! It. i,l MeH.

V.,rli fi lllllllNiiv VniL, wtiiitiln ,nel.Nell'i-l- unit WYnIi-- ii

,1,. ll !! ,1

I'ailll,- MmIviiumi iinIVep-li- a t:.oIMltHlun M.

Pivaat'il St..,l 5ltn-- i

Ptilliiiiin Paitx hi p

M -Itepulill

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p.si II IP S.oi

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.to pirtn.-i-Tl'MIH Jill. I'lli lD,

T'liVidi. Si h am

I'n r Kviil,Weatlliisli. Kit-

II I'l.l, II

W !,' 11(7 unit Lull,-tVlllr.tl

lie :iv-

"i Una n im, Hie -'

, 11 in l Nul l

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llll, Ml

,1" .'(si..-,- sicnt-i- ::

'1'i'ini ...ii-'- t'"i tin- iinv. iiii?.;:nii Sinn-,-

Hiillds were ll'li'ltuial Total sal,par value $.i,:i.", J.ihiii, ( ' ii it ,,1 StateCs Collpnll lletlilled -' pre It'., o

( lilciiiio Hon i ll of Trade.Clilcaao. Jan. III. - Kaia in ii.lt- -

an atul a forei-as- of heavy ship-I- s

no of wheat ill A iKen t ion the 1.

of this month caused weak- -

ness today in tlie w heat market. TheMay delivery 111 the close showed anet loss of Corn w as down 'u'

Outs were 14 lower. Provisionswere 10 to 20c lower.

May wheat opened 11 iictia nueil to:tS hiKlicr at UMi S to 117, sold off to

11K and closed at HI

May corn opeaed lower toa shade higher at llll to 111

sold off to Gil and closed at (ill

May oats opi'iieil shade IiIkIici- atat sold off to fij and closed at5 I

New Orleans (niton.New Orleans, Jan. III. Cotton spot

steady; iiililtllliiR I

S'. Irfiuls Wool.St. Louis. Jan. 10. Wool sieudv;

medium grades combing and clolhlng2lf,r2,'lc; light line, l!li)2Ur; heavyfine. lafolCc; tub washed, 2(1 '111 Il.'lc.

Chicago Live Slncli.

Chicago. Jan. 10. Cattle receiptsabout 3. Mill; market strong; steers.$1,011 ru I!.. Hi; emis. ;2.7,'t'(i :i.2."t; hei-

fers. $2."tOr(i-."i.2ri- bulls. $2. Hull 4.2acalves. $:i.()ilfii. 7.:ir; stoi'kers undfeeders, $ 2. 40 dl' 4.1 It.

Hog receipts about HI. mill; mark,'loe lower. Choice hot ivy spring $1.4 it 11 4. Ml; butchers, $ 1.4 0 11 'light mixed. 1.2.ri 01 1 .:( ,i; choice light$4.40 4. I.",; packing. $ I I " fa .

$,",.,Mlfii 1.2.'i; hulk of sales, $1 2

'1 4.4.V

Sheci, fen-ke- Ipls iibtoil hi, nun; mi -

slow but stoady. Shei $ 110 r,i

a. fiii; lambs, r,.?r. ,::o; 'in lings.$ I 110 It (l.:n.

be MelllK' Now York Jan, I 0, -- The London

tin murk, 'I was Mis lower wllli spotlimited al II 22. :,s ami futures nt

l'2:l, as. 'I'll-- ' Ii a market was iiuieland unchanged at $211. 'iTi n 27.2.ri ;

there was a slight advance 011 (he,011 ,1 mi copper martlet, spot closing at110. 7s. lid, and futures at 02. lis,

jiiil. Locally the market was unlet andunchanged wllli lake limited at $.').-- iH2 I 2 di :i.N7 electrolyl ic at$i:i.2r. M LI. ."ill.

Lead was iiiiclianged at abrlint while iiilet advanced lo ::.i;n''i

7a In New York. Speller ntn hangedMl till. 7k. fhl in Loudon. Locallythe market was unlet ami llvi poinlshigher on the average at $4.3 11 1.40.

liar silver .VI 1 Mexican dollars,ill

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old Itoiniiiiuii ;J "i( mi'ftiiifl s7iMlTMtt I'J'jgulm-y- I. idHhrtiilM.n 11

Thimiu ii'k "7TrinityI'nlicd JCnilm. iSlttrn Mining "'Il.iiitml Hlalcti Oil t"

tali i

VP'ti.rlM "

WIll'.l'M ..eliei III, t -

country riding that would make some

of the fat old majors and colonels

sick at heart to think of, much less

attempt.And so everybody says, "Sure,

Teddy's right about It; they ought to

ride or unit the Job." Kvidently It's

a case of the "king can do anythingwith the masses.

In Washington I'liurclie.Washington is a city of fine

churches and lots of them. The ne-

groes have a splendid cathedral, with

colored bishops, priests and other at-

tendants ut the altar, it's one of thefinest church buildings in the city ami

they have the best music by far of

any of the churches, l'rotestant or

Catholic. Great crowds attend theservices, so much so that they chargea small admission fee to the wlil:

visitors simply to give the colored peo-

ple a chance to get a seat.There are splendid choirs ami

in many other churches, notablythe First Congregational, where

the blind, organist, plays and di-

rects the music.It Is simply wonderful to see him

handle the organ, playing accompani-ments to solos, concerted pieces and

hymns entirely without music, ol

course, and as far as we can see, w ith

no one to prompt him.He always plays for half an hour

In lore the services begin and lifteen

minutes after the services close anilihe church is always filled when hebegins to play and few leave at theclose of the service until he Is donrand has closed his key board andstarts down the steps of the choir loft.

At the New York Avenue 1'resby.(erian church they have a line choir,11 splendid organ and organist, anlalso one of the best solo violinists In

the citv who plays during servicesand always a solo after the serviceswhich everyone slays to hear.

Bast Sunday he played tl vertun to "William Tell," with organ ac-

companiment, and 1 am wondering it

my old grandfather didn't turn overIn his grave if he. heard .lt, and in a

Presbyterian church of all things. And

an overture at that; and an operaoverture, too.

Shades of the old Scotch eovciiaiu-ers- ,

what a desecration of the church:from his point of view.

But it was good to listen to. even

if it might some day have, been calledungodly.

The First American Ciirilliml.A few Sundays ago Cardinal Gib-

bons came over from Baltimore to ad-

minister continuation to a large classat the Church of the Bleeding Heurt.Never having seen a cardinal and

such a renowned one as Car-

dinal Gibbons', we went to hear him.Of course the church was crowded

and It was not only a very deeply In-

teresting affair from a religious stand-

point, but a magnilicent spcctulur pic-

ture.Tin' entrance of tin- cardinal J'

preceded by a long iroi os.-i,.-n of hoy-I-

scarlet skirts carrying burningcensers, a long line of acolytes, priest--

and higher church ollkials and Una II;

at the end came the cardinal, his longand gorgeous scarlet tram earn. 11 orheld mi hy two hoy pages. On his hear'.

tht. insignia of bis great rank, thescarlet hat; on his linger the hugeapostolic signet ring. I was greatlyInterested in seeing this man, the first

American cardinal, and not only a

priest but a statesman anil scholar.In build he is u slender wiry liguiT

with a well shaped head with close

cropped grey hair, keen kindly greyeyes which seemed to sec everythingthat was to be seen. His Uw.f. cleanshaven and florid, was an Irish face

every line, and kindliness, gooil na-

ture and love for his fellows shone allover It. Why, he looked just like aman who could tell you a

Irish story and ship you 011 thebacli and enjoy it with you to the ut-

most.As he stood at the altar in Ills bril-

liant scarlet robes., surrounded by allthe white rolid figures of the lesserpriesthood. It was a picture not soouto Ire forgotten.

His sermon surprised no lor it was

just such a simple plain Christian talkto the people as one could lime heardIn any Brotestant church In the world.A talk that went to tile heurt andumbevta niling or every hearer. 110

matter who they were or to whatcreed they belonged.

think everybody loll as I did andwanted to clap their hands In ap-

plause when he spoke of "my goodrrlend. Mr. liunsevclt, who Is thepresident and ruler over this grandcountry of ours."

They say that he Is a freipienl andwelcome, visitor at the While House,and that he and t In- president are verywarm and congenial friends. thinkwe were all Hie better Americans andpersons afb.r having heard this greatchurchman speak.

McChire l)tM Ilic I'ire-- I Sci'l".Mr. It. (.'. ..McClure. of Silver (Tty,

who is here In Washintiton. has re-

signed his position as supervisor ofthe Gila and Bis Kurros nationul for-

ests In New Mexico.Mr. Alcflure has been In charge of

those forests for over six years and III

maiiagenien1 or the liiteiesffon them has been very satisfactory 10

everybody.lb- is one of the n'.ilest ollicla's In

(he service and previous to RohiK toSilver t'ily had charge of the forestoflico .it Sanla I'V

The sioeicineii on the Hila and BU

m

I WILL YOU BUY AN

I Ounce ofTODAY

POUNDmmxwmmvminmmmm&mii

any previous six mectinKs. JiiclK'mtfrom tlie stacks and stacks of ordersPile.it up on County Clerk Major'sdesk. This genial and competent

as well as his deputy. V. V.

KelloKg. Is actually burled In work,the result of this meeting. It Is .said

(hat tlie district attorney of tills dis-

trict will bo called upon to, slrniKhtenout a number of IrieKUiaritles on th"(ax rolls, none of which are of any

special Importanct. but all of whichshould be made rlnht by 11. little Judicial attention. The matter of appointI11K a road overseer, while th boartlhad 11 limit a do.on applications pre- -

seiited was allow ed to ",0 over anaalthoiiKh Ihe assessor labored Indusiiously to convince the board that theexpenditure of ?373 for an nihlimimachine for his ollico would be the

j purest and most w holesome economy.no order for the purchase of the 11111-

chine was onlercd. Neither did theboard fool called upon to honor diereUisiti.ni of Ihe county school super-intendent lor a typewriter for bin of-

lico. Some other pet .schemes wereadversely considered, and It was

plainly demonstrated thai the boardwas not "easy."

The . lamoKordo Improvement com-

pany, under the direction of W. I!.

Kdlson. Us present manager, hasRreally Improved the end of Tenthstreet, leading from, the depot to thecity, by cinders, gravel and other ma-

terial which It has hauled In andmailed. This particular portion ofthe town has sulTered In the rainy sea-

son, us the drain lies that way, andthe street Ih compelled to bear Ihebrum of the (loud waters. Hut Mr.Kdlson has put It in excellent shape,without any expense to the city, andIntends further to remedy the mat letby, tf possible,- - conducting Ihe mainbody of tile lluud waters down a less

Important street, under the railwayand out onto the data west of theSouthwestern tracks. Tlie excellentcondition of this piece of loud hascaused much favorable comment, anilhas raised tlie niiosthni iik to whetheror not the money collected by tlie re-

cent si reet-sprln- k ling luw. which, bythe way, was drawn by one of our res-

idents, could not more profitably beemployed In grading and graveling tilestreets of the entile town, allowingthose who desired 11 to pay for thesprinkling of the streets. It has alsoculled the attention of the people toMr. Kdlson'H ability in this line, andmany here would like to ace mm maderoad ovoiHeer for this precinct. If notf or t he whole county.

Miss Frida M. IJcktuan, of Lincoln.X. M., who hns been visiting friendsin Chicago alnco Christinas, urrived It,

the (dty IhlH morning and will acceptthe position of deputy under DistrictClerk IXjwiim,

CONTEST OVER THEOF WILL OF J. SHELY

Slslei' of Lille Santa !( Man SeekIn Set Lie I Testament.

Morning Jotirmtl.lSanta Itosa, N. M., Jan. 7. The will

of Luther Shely, Suiitu Hnsa's fornforpostmaster, was probated today. Mr.Shely died List October In Chicagonflor undergoing a surgical operation.

;S

JJ

TOMORROW

How Itoosevelt Makes it Slick.There's a great deal of Interest

about the report upon the BrownsvillenlTiilr. That politics Is the underlyingscheme of the invcsugulam Is gener-ally believed by every one here. Themwill be two reports, without doubt,and it Is expected that the Korakerviews will be In the majority. Thi .:

alfalr so far has cost the country over$:!(). 000 good hard dollars and the endis not yet, for the printing will cost .1

pretty sum for the report Is as vol-

uminous as a Webster's unabridgedand just about as readable, probably.

Just what good will be accom-

plished by It all, no matter if the tt

Is lavorable to the soldiers. Is

hard to sec, for no one on earth hastile slightest idea that the. presidentwill take the back trail on the thing.It isn't his way of doing business andall the satisfaction the men interested(Hint is, tile soldiers who were tired so

expeditiously) will ever get out of itIs the chalice to read their testimonyin the report.

There's one 'thing about the presi-dent, hasty and impetuous us somepeople seem to delight to call lilni. thefact Is that In everything of that sorthe undertakes he seems to havestudied the case pretty carefully be-

fore he took the step and so far asthe grounds for his actions have beenconcerned seems to have had the lawand precedent back of him all the waythrough.

Take the row in the navy which lia,followed Admiral Brovvnson's resigna-tion. At first every one here took theAdmiral's side of it, and said. "Howridiculous, of course, a navy of fleerought to command a hospital ship:who ever heurd of such folly''

Tonight after the publishing of hisletter to Secretary Mo tea If and Mef-calf- 's

report on the way such thingswere done in all oilier navies of theworld, every one has turned and thepresident Is being sustained where lieli.'iil been seoi-od-

lie inav be hustv and imp.diioiis.

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, ,, ,.lv, aim..;;. us f. rliru" hy llnj IHiUiai.

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Aii lilM.in tin lu

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THE ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL, SATURDAY, JANUARY 11, 1903

Music Hath Charms on the

Shoes of QualityA h.ivi arA ihf (rsl. III. MVle

Miscrcre, St. Peters, Rome s

' "From a siilillln.' ilioil' lulniiralilv ;rj'

1... I..- - ..IfI lllll II III II 11 "III' 11"' ' "' "- "roar uf lln- tempo"!, an llii' vihialionuf lln wind ilium llii' ruins; or anioni! ,Jtlx- cypress "f Mil' Intuitu. Again like fj,

a lamentation from lln- depth uf tlii - liffl

iiiilli, in a i ti n ii lit; nf liiavi-n'- n 11 - B

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Our guarantee !os wilh every

WITH A NAME

Shoes Edwin Clapp Shoefor men

mm- em

IKi'lw inl.i m'Im ami wiirowfuljH

NO USETO PAY

FOOLISH PRICES

I'nr unfllillut fvn '" PA1ST-IM- Ior I'AI'Ml HANtilMJ. Anil

l'rli-e- (hut lire Ton l.w nr jimt"I'imiIInN I'rii-ci- hhmm mir In lie

IIioi thai are Tiki High.Cull us. Our iirliiw are right.

STACY & CoIN Bl'KINKHS AGAIN AT

325 So. SECOND ST.

Ideal Shoe Store

KI'I

SHI W. CENTRAL

l!,'l Cook of SI. John'sliiinli was inll'd In Korocro yos- -

li'f iicH vv Ik-- , lie " ill nlllelalo Kiiiny inithe fiini'i'iil of Mrs. lllLei'son, whose

i online. In j cslii iliiy miii'i- -

II1K. Mr. I uuK It" If nillSlllllil I"' where III" Will' II VIHIIIIIK

am tile serltre III JOIlll s eixirrul.iimiiiin nH vvill In' ruiidtirleil llrv.

ImWM

HART. SIHAI I NKK MARX SITTSM f " ON llM ABOI T S0M "ill 'OATS, WOKTM 41. M. AMI 'i.t. THEY Hit WITH- -

ill T Klf.lt Ii AT ?"

$17.50 jI'HK MTT K OVIOItt OAT , K

Mill SIV 1 IIITV SI IIS AND OVHKt OATS, WHICH liAVK MKBN ., li.0,:0.I10 AMI .. TNICY Altli liltKKN TAtilil-.l-

1X

M. i'ii lir.iy f CiiiIkIihiI.

An lull l i'sIIiik inutllei's iih'I'IImkhim IhIiI liy llii' WmiH'n'H I 'lulsl InnTi'inii. liuiri- union esti'i day ill the

i,r Mm. Stewart. 807 West Cenl'avenue. A pleasiiiK prngrmii wiih givenlij llii' iliflorriit tin iniii'iH dI' the un-i- ii

Inn, il fealllle ill' vvhleli was i i ;ul- -

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$13.75

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lilt SI IT

,I0 ll!l HI ITS AND OVITtCOATS,TliliY Altli (IKITCN TAI.lil-- l

I'liK St IT

11(1 HOYS' SCHOOL SI' ITS, WOUTlt;iIki;n TAtitiKU

9 Clr hniAnd price.pair

SHOESEdwin C. Burl

for women

TheHON III II I Ol. Mr.

LOCAL ITEMS OF INTEREST!.

In tha avant that yuu .liquid not ia- -Mil

c.lva your tnnrnlnn impr l.ipplienatha riatl T.lfwrnpli I iimpaBT, lvlnhim and a.l,n.. mil lha papr winba aallvarad hy n aparta! m.aaonc.r.

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Inni'iisl.WiiJ.liillKU.li, .1.111. In.-- - New M.

ami Ailmiha Fair Satin .l.i.v : i" M.l in it

fen 11 hf't'll portions; Sult'Iav lair

Mrs, Keith Ilu rlost.l il.in.ii

. mi until Mm rli I. llii

II .1. .MrCiililii'll. iiT man. In (In

illy 1'H huHluess.

It "III tin! I"', muc h uf mi iiiiclliiiibmIh unless II l advertised In llii

pdiul. i

FmniKi'ii l.uieni y Muiiii ti l

Ki'i'lnui-l- III nl hi" liimie inAlii nu'dii.

Ii. I.. Kile, slallnn inienl forKe ill (IranlH, X. M Ih In the

tit) nil IlllNlllei".

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JlltlKl' Ira A- Alinnlt. lln linn lleelllenillnit the Hiipienn- i.niil alSimla l' (ii an iiHsiii lalo Justiie. :e-t-

il In tile rlty nU'.llllii

(i. Fiiil Miii'iny. inininteil pullee-in- n

ii. hn linn lieen Biiilliin.il nl Ki'l-lii'- i'

fur M'ViTal nii'iilln'. iini ien n

atil In Hiinl.i Ke f"i l nn-- l.ms.

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ilepi'inl mi nun Ii mi lin k nlUilVIM'tlnlllK ''

II. II Haul, fmi'l li'M'lM' Kilper-vlwi- r.

left lin-- t ninlit r"i lll'-pe-i lull

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OK OVICItf'tlAT

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$3.90

.hi Mi'xlru liy .Mri'. in. iiiii- -

nghi, uf Juan"., Mi-x- .

i. Kill Howard ' Volley llovv- -

il. fnllier an. hiiii. hiivn opened a

n olfloe In i First National liankliullilliiK. Tin- Howards resided heresome years iik". They Hay A lnn in-r-

silc Is (rood ellolIKh fur t ll mill Will

niiilu' ihls elty ilii'ii' limm- .

Ho you net lulu the wmim cai'H ue- -

HHloiially w hen you travel ami IntowrotiK ailvertl.iliiK nieilliiniH when you!iiilvi'it iKe '.' (it enurie you ilon't keep;iIoIiik eilhei- of lli"ne IhliigH until llieyheroine liilliltK.

('. I .liini'K, I.iih VrKaH. in in Hie '10for H couple of ilay.".

II. W. Waul, of MrCartys, ,. M.. Iir- -

llvril Iriilii the wi-s- liist n Ik Ii t j

Mix. He. ii k.' W. i 'Inn ehill, nl SaniI'eilni, X M., viHlllllB 111 Hie rity.

MInm' M ii ft lua Shun inn Ii y lilt Inst

nlulit fur a vinll with relativism Mill-- .

neapullM.t'lm rli-!- ' A SuelMH. uf VemiM. was'tin- i lly lunl n 14 lit loramioit limp

I't lt

ISO YOl'Mi MKN'S SITT! WOKTIIiltl'TON TAIltilT)

$8.75run

I'AlltS MION'S TKOlsMiS,t.HICKN TAdllKO

WOKTII If.'.rill AMI fll.tlO. THEY AUK

$1.90on hi wav lo Kl I'asu. U'Al.li A I lAAMIM'! Tlll'lllt

I w Al.lrl.h. wli.i.,nUlm';Ai:i'TITI.V .. "V";.HI I'AlltS MKN'S THOISl'.HS, WOKTII IJI.5II, .1.IM ANI1 fa.SO.

ti'llliliN TAtitiKUHall, u, ami Miiiinilito. arrlve,t,M,(.., ,...,..,,,,,.., .;STflAI..Y ,!!r.oin Hie went lilBl IllKlH. I 'Olt Til I'l HOI.IIt.W MvYNO.N. !".!

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Aulnm. .I.lli-- linily point In (heICBtani iH V'lilli-y- . Spei'lal chtb to lejld-o- n

Wan Pi'.iio aii'l iillicr puinta.

Autom.ililli'8 for rent by tin! day or

hoar In mill about t lie elly. Piil ileih.ililliiK spi'i'lal roun.l trill tickets toKaiaiKin unci relurn may exchunsothem for lioiti-I- in the cnyor other points.For finth-- r mforinutlon Inquire etthe lleuiTHl Tl.li.'t olTice miu (tar-lin-

4 OS W. i..pp.'r Ave.. Albuquer-iUc- .

New Mex'ao. I'liono Hill.

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Potatoes25c

Bars Soap25c

2 Cans Good Peas

25c2 Cans Good

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2 Cans Good Coin

25c1 II), Good Coffee

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25cI l)o, Oranges

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l:ri'iir.l Mi'M'iH. of I'ani'M M

Illlll l'ollliatl left M In fur l.nAllHeli'H Willie lie will i.iieull il pri lallHt nln. ul Ins ' ii-- whh'li '"" '''Ui en tiiiuliliiiK liitu Inii'l.i.

ful. II : 'l ull, in leiiii-- ofIlu- - lit lir.illon iiuimi.- - m ihi'il in ihecll j ill, ii 1. ii UK alter a trip m

. TIiIh i ii'i.rn u ml mid mililliiH-lain- .

'HI; lliis iii.hu iiIiii uf i

ilylnn Munv inl'i airy rircli'S. pi'nr- -

Irnli'K tin' liy lln- inli'iislty "fSillllH'-'li.-

Pi

Kruiii lliiM wninli-r- nl iiriiiliii-liii-

Inlii'i) tin- I'liv.illi'ilif Knslk-aiui- Wi-fii!

liavi' mil uiilv Uiik w.iiiili'ii ill m Si

II. Ml nl liiusii' lull liver 700 Ht'leetinlisuf Mlleet IIHIKle, el inn 111 ll nf lll.ltl'll- -

nii iilal. iii iil. linn liaiiili'd pleei'M, hi 1fur iiiann ainl violin. Kelei t Ihiii-f.i-

iiiiinilulin mm Kiiilar. huci-im- hiiiikk.

jn.iiilar xihikk nl Hi'' ilay.All ii'Kiiliu McKinley 0r mimic we

are cIiihIiik mil nl .'e p'-- enpy, kIx

fur j;ie. .1. STKIiXC. II'linne 1104 Xexl I Illlll' In I'. O.

i ik iti-;'i'- '1

I Iik- - I iii ollli c ruiiin ni'" m

' I Iim'IH Inn : neuly papireil: lianil- - ,,

Minn- - nlili riiiiirs. uuk--im--

ma: Illlll; leleplliillf: l"i

JII per iikiiiiIi. Apply !. ( rum-- j M

well lilneU

SAIiltl. AY'S SI'I'X'IAI sai.i-:- mfjtiirlly KansiiH3 pliKH. I'r. I'l I'. mil . . .

I.IIIHi- - pkK. ( lill . -- '" L

I'ettiliilin'H l'i.iil i i . Ki

Minute Tapi'iiiiI'leaneil I'llfinlllH le Ui

fl(.!5ilSrnip-ltii;- ii.iji'J eaiiM uf eiirn li.'i'l":i pliK-1- . nf III

II t imiH nl luiiiatii.'' lyi- Klade of h.vmIi'IM

V pOlindH ll'l-sl- l KillK"l' HIIUpK ...tmi; mazi;

W ill. Ii 1 IK I . I'l npi leinr,

A HNAP finnan nnrl two lola fflunt.o .M nl mii. W. I'. MoU'alf,

2l'l Wi-a- t U.ild avenue.

mI I I S III1MIM Mil AT

WALTON'S I IK I I. S'l'OIti:.

VKXtT ro.. 313 SO. SVCnN) Kl'ltl-:l.:T- . IMYITIO YH' TO W

SI

ill-- ' I. I'l ii i i i n in:

I ID'S 111 I K lilt S MOT CIIOCO-LAII-- ;

Al' WALTON'S IHM'ti STOISK.

UHTKOI'ATII

II. CONNER, M.D.D.0.HperlnllMt,

R. mma II nail 4, W. T. Armljo Bl.I'ltoiu. DvA uml AAo.

Wo Cany All of the

Leading Brandsof

Canned FruitsAnd

VegetablesCall and Examine Our

Stock and We Will

Convince You

That We Can Save You

Money on YourPurchases

T. N. Linville- -

r.UN W. i niial 1'hono 2:H

ico"al!FOR CASH ONLY

A M Kit If AN Ill.OfKCKUKILLO.H LUMP

ANTllltAfl'l'KIfllltNAf 1C

M XK 11

NUTCLKAN tJAS rOKB

HM1TII1NO COAL ,riWOOO

NAT1VK KINI'LINIiiij

W. H. Halin & Coni.DIMIOMQ 11

! DELANEY HOTEL S

Curlier Cciilrnl mul ."nil Streets.

III'eiiiiv nleil mul iiustliuli I In Hie ellv. !'

mi;i.s ;iae.

I leak fast . (i .'ln to !l a. u

.11 llilieou ... I an lo p. ii!"j

llilltu'l' I, lib to i p. n

fi

Sporlai rat. li.v lie week. i)OCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO(XXX !"i

Jj

FRENCH AND ADAMS

Licensed EmbalmersI.AHV ASSISTANT

llVlrlilii.il. AIM) H(th SI. Onlnil Ai.

,.- CENT AlliVS AMI HOIS' AI'S

SI. t M1KHW EAK, I'l.K St IT

'..-- I Mll.ltn EAIt, fill SI IT

W.SII I'MIEIIU KA It, l'KK SI IT

tl.tr, MONAKt II SHIlt l'S

MIII t i l KIT SMUTSKAUI. & WILSON ' t'KNT 1(11. LAKS

'.'.I CENT MKN'S HOSEI III AMI TIE

twu wei'ilH tu I'llh'llH.i urn I'envei-i u n ill v uf i.alltin, iinlvil I'lulll tile

Ilu- liiieri'MlH uf Hie nniKi'ie-- ext last nliilil III E. J, (lllison's enrJ W. WIIhoii, ul Sanl.i Ke. i In U lor ami will remain here tuilay on luisf- -

ilimt 1. i o in l l"t Hi. hi -- i iu.il- - m kwho ha- - law. Hi.' ur.-- t,'lal ilMlirl. ,.. ,,,, ,,, .Mmele.1. ill'- -

uf Joint Lo the l'"- -i Hunvri ,,. U,.N i,,.., Kh, lM 1,1,

'H- -' ''"'Ul'"' ,m. ,,, "Kslelle." I. II rm thefllt tile Htme rll.'t.'lin I'M Willi ale III- south on Haiti No. 0 ell route lo (till

lliieiu eil liy more a.li n IImiik anil "ii Alexliu. I'h. n Ii,- - liili-- ti'il in lt

lint lleetl l "I "U1 rl.'l- - till e oil propel t Ii s

''' f '"-''"- "'"

s,.h , e l. has""" W"'k """f"- - never ,11. "I II, this r,U he- -

,111,1 olhelWlH,' SUM' III .ilU'.vi)rv u, h ,.,,. ,.,.,., j,. i'ii ,v .Mr

Kil Tliunips'i. ii i 'uiik, wh" lias lieen i 'In enre WlnmpiK iM.ni.iii'slaiiralils I'm Ti Ilu All. Kililv ' nttin al llaily appeali ' ilhmit

Minie time, was inil In the eotinty t,,, I'reshyiei Ian rliurili on We.lius.Jail i esti'i .l.o I'"' HUMS ilais mi a i,n eveiiliiK .liuiuaiy 1,1, A .1 in : I. in

nil. i (ioi'l.e, of Suiilli lliuh .stii-- I,

leliiriieil lust nlKht from the emit.whei he has lieen vlnltiiiK.

.Minx .lane live, of .M minla mi Ir. iftin- Kint of Mi. anil Mis. II M. Hali-- i

hilt, of Mi:t North Serum! Kli-- rt. C.rulolirl lO W. lulmi ill l i'lurneil hiHt

nluhl I'r. mi Santa I1'.'. where he Iiiim

on Iiiiniii-m- ln l m e lie niipreiiiei'"1" i

.1 ,ili ii Mi i II IK u ry. nf onof th, owiii-- of Hie Alhuiller'ue- -

IOhIiiiii la niiluuiiilillr line, art Ivnl In!

Mix K. I.. K Ik h of N'eiillru. Ill'- -

l ived fiolll Hie we.it tills inornlllK tu

ilslt her mollier, .Mrs. I.. ,1. Ituniinell,of West silver avenue.

SlHler Al.'Xlimll Ine. llllellilelltof St. Jiihi-iiiT- Hiinltiirlitui, left lustnlulil for on iMixlliehX. Siste.--

Law reni r tiiriinuuinleil her.

(,. ,.,,,,,, r ( fiuii ntlil

i.iih anil rills

The l.'lliallls uf Uohril .1 Kelly,vi huso ilelilh neriii l ril ill Ketnrl Jan-

uary N. were liiuimlit tu this ellv lastii in III In T. Kelly, ii liiuthn.

was ahmtt t a venrs ul awe mulha. la eii einplov eil hv the Atnerii'iililaiiuliei' riimpany for tltue.Urath was inns. Ml liv anile uastrlllH.I'll,' hoili will he shipped InniKlit liyI'm I. laki l Holileis loflavlon, N, M i

aiiieil.:,i l. svv Ull.'ll vi h ex p. Ap- - ;J

pll n t lie ruiion 11

Ill's I I IA I'll S I III!IIMTWtl.l l AT l .TON'S sroiti:IIM.V, z

2ii

TIIK III Ml IIHI'U

CO. innIII--

sfKHm i Vs.- t- t ;

I ON ASI.I.I M : :-r lt,.t,.tHV nnrt A mil vrraii rj lltfta,

Hliima In itnir of rmilaturi'il piei.rla. t

I'WKNTY 1'I H CENT Oi l'' ON THI N Ks. TWENTY I'KIt CENT OIK ON

t.HII'S. ill 'UNTV-- I 11 E I'KIt CKNT Oi l' (IN WOOL SHIItTS.

All Express Charges PrepaidON MAIL llltllKlts To ALL I'AKISOI NEW llliMIII AMI Altl.ONA

THKY AHE

I'AIK

;.i t KNTS TO TIIIA' AUK OltKEN

. .115

. .93

.1.110

.3.40

. .IHI

.1.40. .I.T

liV4. .sr,

AVE. CLOTHIER v v'iiniiaii

CRYSTAL THEATEROrcHdffr.,.,, west

iBIG MOVING PICTURE SHOWIUC ADMISSION IOC

I.allies' souvenir matinees Tuesdaysmid Fridays; Children's toy matineeevery .Suttirilay; complete eliane nfprogram Thursday; grand amateurcarnival Friday night.

A few ehoire front scuta, 20c; noraise in prioes.

SEE E. O.PRICECOR BEAK ESTATE, LOTS, HOUSES AMD

RANCHEB.

212 SOUTH SECOND STREET.

FRANK A. STEPMENSi

xHimint'V iliiiiK.' T li mi 'ii Is a vie- -

lini of the limit h.ibll ni.nl.- no

uhji elion lo to Jail.' line lil.'Ki a pin r at tin' lo. al Simlal'"e lellKiaph nil lee has lieen lelea-ii- l

ml Mi l'iilllll of .1 tien.Till i r i ofl'M'i'llM! In the leli Biiipli .1. pal linelilKnur men were nl-- .. Iil.l "If al theSanta I'Y relay unheal l.n .Inula v es-l-

iluy.

Al I I It .1 I.I.I.KI.I Y.

I'HAl I H 1. I'l.l Mill It.I SU M A l l S I I ItMMI I l

III I'AIK UOHK I.IIIA I Mil I

VI I KM HIS.I'iiiim: in:,.

IMMTfllt MefllltMHK(Tin s Tin-- l lli on 11 hit.

J. H. O'REILLY &Inn of lb. ...la KultHblw

mi

v v THE CENTRAL

liSiii iir lini

luKS?!UVLU

;Tc.nl".neTrab'N",hUH,d Street

jTHOS. F. KELEHERWILL SHIih HIJi: SADDl.Kif

AND HAKN'I'ISH AT TAMOmiCKS Foil 811 DAYS.CALL AMI UK, CONVI.MCKD.

in NVKST AVKM'R

S. R. Dale Realty Co.100 South Urouitwur. .

Solicits Your BusinesNulnry In OIHre.

Contractor and Builder

All Walk Slrlelly, I' Irst-- l lusa

U, 'sill. in e 1013 S. Arno. I'linne lull

DR. H. D. PETTIFORD

Veterinary Surgeon

Pflt Iters TlioriipnullcR.irics on Kiiulnft, II' vine. Ovine, Toclne.

.'uln unci Inline.VUtmr It.'NlilriMi. 7.S7 S. Miiltcr

GROSS, KELLY & COMPANY

Wholesale MerchantsWmil, llttlra ami l'elts

n n j.ALHTTOl 'tawriJ LAS VFX.AS

Mill, UltlllllS I'HIIMI'ILY I II I I II,,m una llriur

EVERITTTHE

t''Hirr mmmwm,mmmwmtimmmmwnrfamammmmmmmamamm

DIAMOND PALACEleiiolni: .leweler. t'entriil Avenue

Mull oril. rs I HI. il. s. , ,uYour lli'imlr Wink. WAGNER HARDWARE CO

l'Ol'KTH ST. AND CNTIili AVEKnci'C.ssorH, Albtiqucrquo llnrriiinro Co.

I:The ALBUQUERQUEPLANING MILL A NEW AND HANDSOMER STOVE OR RANGE WILL MAKE A

GOOD BEGINNING. AND A TOUR THROUGH THE HOUSEWlmW Cumm, W,M.l..ff I iriliir s..,.. ,,,(

J A J. t ill L. I'minlrlor 'none WILL DISCLOSE MANY NEEDED "HARDWARE THINGS"BE OBTAINED FROM US AT A SMALL OUTWHICH MAY

LAY. WEryyX)000000(.KXXMOOOOCxy X VXXXXXXXXXXXOJOCXXXXXXXXXX CARRY A FULL LINE OF GRANITEWARE,

TIIK OllllHT IN1 IIK CITY 4--

nr iiinrea, al llnltilox Maturtal.4 00. IIIU Siulli I I rat nlreet.

Machine Worksrnprtrtir.

l.iiin r fain Putlt'v tiiHlt'S, Hr.tot liiultlhigs, Ht'itM.u on Mining and

tiack, Albuquerque, N, M..- -

I -- i..i,iilifil inni.CROCKERY. GLASSWARE AND ALL KINDS OF TOOLS FORTHE MECHANIC. WE HAVE IN CONNECTION A TINNINGAND PLUMBING SHOP. ALL WORK ENTRUSTED TO US

Albuquerque Foundry andr. ii w i

MUt lit KM :,lili!!Hl (Ml' 'o it

M..ii t UlUfllHa Hln1 II ifl uiMilling Wi i.iiu- our ((" mi(v

Foundry east side railroadWILL RECEIVE THE BEST OF ATTENTION.

v.sXX)OCXX)OOCXXXXXXXOCXXOv JOHV M MOVRli KKALTT CO. tf

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