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VOLUME 14. ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO, TUESDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL 3, 1900. NUMBER 132

ft WAR

Capt. Reichman Help-

ing the Boers.

Boers Attack British in Good

Shape.

Further Parti :vr of British De-

feat al on nas' Post.

THE VERY LATtST WAR NEWS.

New York, April l.-- The Juurnal-A- J.

vmlavr ssaunie that Hi Americann.tnirU Ituli hinun, aahl to have tiu Incoiiimand of the llooi at llusriniair kopambush, was laptain Carl Httihinaii, L',

B. A. Itel. nm.ui wus dit.ichrd from tnuHevvntvenih Infunlty, and waa wnt to

i.e e'ape to report on all military opera.U jii: Like French and tierinun at ache,he I wllevtd to be helptim the boorforreu In whatever way he can. If hejoined In the Untiling without llrat re-

signing from the Untied Htatra army hwill be liable to court martial on return.If he doe not return he will ba tils,mlssttl from the aervlce In dlsgrac.

TIIK IIEI fc.tT or Tilt IIRITIsll.

Itutx-rt- . Nenda Out further I'srtlrulsrsiift.ie Hrfeat.

Umdon, April a. Fuller newe of thedlaaater of tlw Urlllah army in the najgli.turhood of Hannaa' poat dova not tendto Improve the matter from a Hrlt.ehlolnl of view, but Willi dbipatclu some-what

myalifylng. It la Impossible toportray the preaent aituailon wr

foretell the ultimate laaue of Lord Hob.rta' attempt to relieve dtjfeat.Th war orhce pouted a dispatch from

lloberta aa follows: "Itloemfonteln,April 2. In continuation of my teles-nu-

of March 31. there hu been a consider.able delay In KeltliiK accurate return ofcasualties, aa the action took place twen.

o mile hence, telirraph cable In.terniplvd several time, cloudy .v ratherInterfered with alRnnlllnK. and although(her ha been no eiiaTUKement alnce, theforce la continually In touch with theenemy. There were many act of con

plcuou gallantry displayed during theday. The "VI" battery remulned In ac

lon under cross fire at 1,M yarda foranme hour, o cent eervtng the runthe caaualtlr mluced the ditftWim.ntHfVcral gHllant attempt were made tobring In two gun, the learn of whichhud been killed, but at each attempt theflorae were shot. The Kjwi, Munatnr,Bhropahlre and Northumberland muunt.dInfantry covered the retlrument of the

una from that iKialtlon to the crossing;of the drift found by the cavalry twomile further eouth, and wlthatood thedetermined attack of the enemy, who,In Mint cae. advanced within ion yard.Th "U" battery of tho Itoyul Mora ar.tlllery wa ulilcnly surround, d In thedrift, and orllcer and men were madejirlionera without a alio! Iielng fired; butMajor Taylor and the aerxoaiit majorsucceeded In escaping In the confusion.Five gun were raptured at the anmetime. Further detail

Holierts' dlspaich seems to flnnlly dis-pose of the eaily reports of th recoveryof the gun.

A dlp:etch from Maii'ru. Itsiutoland,any the Krai of Itnslyn. who In actingwar correspondent fr the I y Mall InHouth Africa, haa probably fnll.n Intothe hand it the Iloera.

The I aunl llclny.Ixiulavllle, Ky., April 3. A decision In

the government iiiae In .'Xin-cte- fnmthe court of appeala within a day or ao,prolmlily lo. morrow.

I'orlo Itlco Tariff'.WaahlnKton. April 3 Al 11 o'clock lb"

senate conveneil to ln.gln the final daydiatiuaalon of the l'llerlo Hlcun bill,Alaaon, (111 ) aiMrctwed the HI

lcech Incliideil In Ha coe all the prob-lem attendant iion government uf In-

sular posaenalons.Mason spoke In favor of the resolution

of Wellington which offered Independenceto the Filipinos and agalnat the bill pro.oed by Hnooner. of Wisconsin, confer-

ring authority upon the presld nt to gov-ern the l'lilllpiilnen until congreaa other,wise direct. Incidentally he opt aed thatariff proKaKl to le placed on 1'orto HI.ran products. Mason resented as row.ardly and unjust any reflection upon hiiiatrlotlsii and love for the flag, because

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of hi opinion lh ItilUppliMja.

t'ullxr.on, uf Tuu, ahli ismd thIn oDiwsrluon. to th pnuni( mil,

waa hi. ft rat pech in h Mrnn, H

waa iven an attsntlv heaiint. particularly by hi colltus. Ha declared tlipcndin mmaure, aa far at it aa thtariff provisions wsr concerned, waa

Indpfonstbl on moral, toonomlo or consiltutloiwil (round."

Knroute Irelandlximlon, April I. yueen Victoria, whJ

left Wlndaor Castle laat ev.nliig, an rou efor Ireland, arrived at llollyhead at 1')

a. m. The queen waa presentedwHh th UHual addn of weloome. Sheembarked on th royal yacht Victoriaand Allert for Kingston.

Krnlnrk (irasjil Jury,r'raiikfort, a.prti The Franklin coun.

1y (rand Jury becan Work y. 1'hysl.I'lana oho tiesl the autospy on Uovernor(Jot-Is?- ! body were the principal WH- -neaaea.

Affected Mtrlkea.IndMnapull. April Nearly

building trade Indlafupol affectatrlke. Oarpeniera, plumber.

hod carrier and bricklayer out

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t'ltteburg, April 1. John tHttill wnunanimously renominated for congree

y by the republican of the Twen-ty.eeoo-

dieirlct.

Til ( I.ARK ( ASK.

C'ounael for Memorlallats Arguing lie.fore Henate I'nnimlttee,

Washington, April I. Argument In thecase of Hvnntor Clark, of Montana, wasbegun by the counsel for the memorial.1st y before the senate committeeon elections. A. A. Kenny, counsel forthe memorialists, was the flrat speaker.II contended that Clark was determinedto go to the senate regardleea of nil con.slderatlona of virtue and morality.

H)al Varhl.Dublin. April J The Koyal yacht, with

Queen Victoria on board, arrived atKingston this afternoon. It waa greetedwith a royal salute from th channelsquadron. No on will leave the vessel

M.VY IHOM I'llll IITINK4.

(leneral OtI Itepurta C'aanallles Hlnreilantiary let.

Washington, April J lleneral Otiscabled the war department, probablywith the view to correcting erroneousImpressions aa to the state of the tnsur.rertlon In the Philippine, the followingresult of the development of the com.palgn sine the first of the calendar year:

"Since January 1, one hundred andtwenty. four skirmishes In the Philippinehave been reported, mostly of slight affair. Our casualties have been three, of.fleer and seventy. eight enlisted menkilled, thirteen officers and one hundredand fifty-on- e men wounded. The tnsur.gent and Ladrone loss In killed and lefton the Meld Is l.ttt; nuptured, mostlywounded, 1.4T.3: email arm secured, S.Of.1

piece of artillery. 16ft; ala large ciptureaof other Insurgent properly. A numberof Important Insurgent officer are surrendering, ami the situation Is graduallybecoming mora pacific."

Voting on the lllll.Washington. April 3 Voting began on

tho I'orlo Klcim hill shortly aftero'clock. Dsvh. of Minnesota, offered anamendment making I'orlo RU an Internal revenue district and grunting freetrade. The Davis amendment was lost-- ) to 40.

The I'orlo Itlcam bill passed the senate by s vole of til to 31.

Holil.cry and Killing.Winfield. Kan.. April 3. Itobber last

nluo rlfb'd the Hanta Fe depot here, andshot and killed I). C. Co.ites, night opera,(or. They secured only a fewThe killing evidently was committed toprevent Identification.

Money Market.Now York. April 3 Money on call no.

mlnally at 34 per cent. Prime mercantile paper, t'li'''.

Silver, MM,; lend. II. IS.

IIKITIvll I'l M-l- ll ll Mt: MtM V.

The Iloera Meet and Attack the llrltlshNilcreaef ully.

Pretoria. March 31 Heports fromtlrandfort state that l.'WD federals attacked 3.UI0 llrltlsh succesMfully. but 13.( llrltlsh reinforcements arrived, andthe federals were compelled to retire, after punishing tha British severely. Thefederal loss wa alight.

LOAN orl'll R.Simpson for loan on all kinds of

colateral eecunty. Also (or great brgain In unredeemed watchea. lotsouth Second srtrtet, naar the postoffl.ee.

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EVERITTLeading Jewelerf

Established 1 &83.

It tilroatl Avenue. Albuquerque, N. M4Tt4Tff ifef 4.efeY.ef 4fgef44 ?

I A,PAA M AVA A a WAAe nASSWA sWVsWUUUta saSl AT q

1 licit I t3L ut'll UlYours Will Soon Need

mmhSpading.. .

The vint-- need trimming,and fence anl everythinj' outof doors require to be put iiorder for the gloiious springtime at hand. You will prob-ably need new tools pades,rakes, shears, pruning knives,trowels, flower pots, etc., thencall on us and get the best thatis made. We have a beautifulline of hammocks at "restful"prices.

A. B. McGAFFEY & CO.,21(1 Vwt Itallroad Avenue

, CITY EMS !

Being. Held in Various

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States To-Da- y.

The Clark Case Before the

.Senate Committee.

The Santa Fe Depot at Winfield,

Kan., Entered by Robbers.

MISS NETHERSOLE ON TRIAL.

Milwaukee, Wis., April Municipalevtlon wet held thtouxhout Wis otunn

Th contest in thl ctty wa themoat enclUng for many year. The irvetrailway laaue has been the feature ofhe campaign. A btvy vote was polled.

Mayor David M. Hose, democrat, waa thcandidate for against Henry

Uaumgaertner, republican.IN MKBHAHKA

Omaha, Neb., April I Muni. lpil ehsc.lions ar being held y In all .towns

Nebraska, except Omuha. In thelarger dtle the Issuvs ar politlcil,hough local nuttier ar so thoroughly

mlxtd In, It ran hardly be called astraight political fight. In the smallertowns the question Is almost universallylicense or no license.

IN CHICiUOChicago. April I. A brisk vote was

polled early y for the election ofaldermen and town official. The "re.form" element, which ha a majority ofhe present council, began work at dawn,

but were not more active than leader ofthe "gang." Traction and othercorporato Interests have lieen actlvthroughout the campaign workingagainst "reform" camllilates who standfor compensation fur all public fran.hi see.

still at It.Ilushman's Kop, April The lUvrsre still oceupylnn the walerworhs ahlohhe llrltlsh shelle.1 yenlerday afternoon,he Boer replying.

t'ANAI. HlllIOf K tl.

They Hare Arrived In New Vork fromt'entral America.

New York April 3 Canal commission.ers. Rear Admiral Walker. HamuW Pasco.'ol. Ernest and Emery H. Johnson, sr.

rived y from Central America.Walker said:

"We completed our portion of the workInvestigating the possibilities of both thPanama and routes. Wesjicnt three months In bush, collected agreat mass of data which we will put Inshape for a rejiort to tho president nextDecember."

Asked whether the eommlslosn favoredfortified canal he replied that he could

not enter Into that subject. "Every.where the sentiment of the people Is forthe 1'nlled State to build the oanal." hesaid.

Mlaa Netltetaole on Trial.New York. April 3. Olgand others, jointly accused of maintainng a nuisance and offending the rniblli

In the production of D.iudot'aBupho," were put on trial lo.dny In ths

criminal branch of the supreme court.

I1K Mf It KsT TO Kill. Illllts.

Those Who Knlered Land I'lldcr Humeatend Act to He Favored.

Washington, April 3. A bill passed thehouse to allow men who served during thSpanish wur or In the Phlllplne InsuiTec.tlon In (he army, navy or marinewho entered .land under the homesieadact to ditluct the time of uch servicefrom the period requlrel to title

I'nder a special order the houae wentnto committee of the whole to ronsld

the Hawaiian civil govrrnnieni bill, t lis

debate tn last until Thurmlay. whenvote will tie taken.

Knox, of Massachusetts, chairman ofthe committee on territories, made theopening siieerh In supiort of the bill.

I'KJsim:k jam km mi t.He K4'fues lo rsrtlclpate lu Ki.reptliin

to Queeu lelfirla.Dublin. April 3. James Ksan. a Dub

tin city sword bearer, who for nine yea'swa Imprisoned for pollticul offenacs,fused y to hand the queen his swordor to take part In prqeeed.Ings. In a lette to the town clerk Mansays: "I will yield nothing to any Irish.man In respect for the Individuality ofthe aged lady, but I cannot participateIn any act of public courtesy toward thehead of the slate, which tried me uponcharges that were false and sent me toto suffer fur nine years In an Englishlungeon."

hlrsgo Stork Market.Chlcsgo, April 3. Cattle Hue ip's,

J, wo; generally steady, flood to primesteer. H tifo5.: poor to medium, MOOy4.75: tockercand feeder. U.ttui 6: cowH.iWiM s.; heifers. XTiml 3; oann. rs.Kmim: bulls, I2.IW44 .15: calves, H JbJ

75; Ti ias fed steers. 1.1 i: Texasbulls. irio-uS-

nneep tteceipt. 14.0m; slow and e--i

elr. Iamb., 10 to 16 cent lower, flood tchoice wethers. IB (Woe 3: f.it to cholmlxe.1. $T.. IkWi in : WM.rn sheep, 35 Tl'if

X: yearlings. t2Mift5: native lambST.Stj?.i: western laml, IC 3Mr7-4n-

Kalisaa City Market.Kansas City. AprU 3 Caltleltncelpt.'; steaily. Native steers, l t,

Texas atcra, XJ3t'u4aJ: Tex.is cow. .'

ili.lu; native cows and heifers, llSu3sto kors und f. d. rs, U.uoy; 4U, bulls, U 'A(1 3 ...

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ftheep I Mu. slroiuf. Imlis,KTiulooti; muitons, 14 7173.

Ili.trlct Judge,Washington, April 3 The preald.'ii

iiuminaied Mtnlth McPhersun to be I nit-- 'Htate district Judge of the southern diatrlci of Iowa.

M.W llK.4S IK ( ATTIK I IAll H.

Age, Me. ami Complete C'ls.aini'allon olHreed. to He I nderlakvll.

Washington, April 3 Th coming cenu of live nock will .tHim.rato thru

new feature claaaiticatioii by age andpartly by sex and u, and a count ofpure blooded animals; and an enumeralion of stock not on farm and ranges,

i these last amounting to several minihead.

I The ag classification waa und' takenIn response to a demand of the stock

, men, w ho felt thai the met1 snumerntlon of snlmuli, regardless of ag and

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use, waa about a valueless a a countof Inhabitants without distinction ot Me,sea, color and occupation. They expressed a desire to secur a basis forcarculaUns th approalmate number oflive stock and ths productive capacity olIn mlr mo of cattle or aiietp forany partk'ular season, and th schedulehav been prepart-- 4 to meet their wishes.

Kll.ll itr TIIK. Hit .K.

Csnnon, rriOeetllea and silver Have Lainthere Many lears.

Saivanna.li, (.., April . The dredgeKabuoi.lt, al work in th river here,picked up two old type Knglum cannon.In a miut-of-w- wreck. On guoweighed about l.ojo pounds and U otherju pound. Th Vessel Is supposed 10

have been sunk at ths Urn of th U lit-

is h occupation of ' lUia city, when tnFrench allies sailed up th river to at-

tack them. A number of cannon ballsand sy era I stiver eou ot a dalo ot northan a hundred years au, hav aleo bex--

taken out, t

tITV lllltlllt,rrogreaslns Ifuletly Sa lllalurhances

o I'rophery on the lieault.Aside from a few violent gusts of

wind and dual y was petfevt election weather. No disturbances wererevurdvd In any oflh prvclncl and

arnHiny prevailed at all the votingplaces. The IhjIIs were opened prompt-ly at o'clock this morning, and th

oters began to snarm In large numbers for a short tint during th fort- -

noon hours. At l o clock th totalumber cast was 737 votes, which ar

llvlded as follows: First ward, 16w

ite; Second ward, IHb; Third wrd.164; Fourth ward, When the polls

lose at ( o'clock It la expected, thsverage vote will be In and th numberIII be In the neighborhood of about

1100.

AHTI.Ml tVATI Il AT l AI'ITA.

xtrurk II by Areldenl-K- I I'asa In thsName Water Nhrd.

Tha peo-i- l of Cupltan and of th Whitinks road ar hurrahing over th dis

covery of artesian water at Capltan, sayh Kl l'aso Time.Yesterday morning Cashier A. J. King

the White Onks received a dlapatohfrom vaisian aiinounclng that men run.

Ins; a dinmiid drill on prospect wrokhad struek a line flow of artesian w.i.tcr. When tho drill nit. red the water

svrvolr the water rushed up lo a hclnhtof twenty feet above the aurfnc of thground.

President Kdc1y, of the Whll Oak,Id not know at what depth the wiKeras struck, but It was several

hundred feet. The prospector were notfter water, but were drilling for coalhen they struck ths water, and th In.

liciitlona are that th supply Is adequatelo all requirement.

A water supply at Oaistan ha beentroublesome problem with the railroad

people, and now they are delighted thatnature should solve th problem forthm. Tho discovery of dowlas artesian

uter Capltan Indicate also that ar.tcalun water can be found on th mesa

hove this city. El Paso and Capltan arocated In the same water shed, and thertestan reservoir tapped at Capltan runs

under this city.The Capltan discovery also shows

miner the Jaiilla that they ran get

it.

at

thin

irilly of running water by boring tnr

At the meeting of the oiitrty comnrakintT thl afternoon I17H.G00 ofcounty refunding; 4 per cent bonds were

warded to M. W. Harris A Co. ofhM-ag-n at VI) rents.

5rv mvix. re-r--rt

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To Be

With Reforms.

Czar of Russia Preparing

for War.

Nicaragua;) Canal Commissioners

in New York.

AGUINADLO HAS BEEN 10CATE0.

Monterey. Max., April 3. OersraJ Iir.rui.lu luyrs, the saw moretary of war,will Inaugural a a Important and

rv'urm In the Mexican army.At present th army I largely mad upuf criminals entowd to do military er.vice. Iteyes wlU abolish this forced ser.vk's and establish voluntary enlistmentof recruits. Th ei.salnala will be placedIn prison.

Now

I1AK I'Ht.rAltlNd I'llR WAK.

Ruasla Making Preparation oa Iisdand Hea.

IlerUn, April 13 th Koelnlsoh Zi4- -

lung, a organ, puDHsMMalarming report regarding th war prop,a ration of Hussk on sand and sea. ThZeitung announce) that th Csar will goto Moaoow tomorrow to be present atths military council.

TO C'O.N'NTKITT CANAL.

Th Inler-Ocean- 4 anal Company Or- -

gsnlse Is New Jersey.Trenton. N. J., AprU I. Th Inter.

Oceanic Canal company waa Incorporatedto. day with an authorised capital ofIIW.uuu.ouv to construct, own and operate

maritime canal between th Atlanticand Pactno ocean through th territoryof Nicaragua or any other rrttory ofCentral or Booth America, The Inoorpo.ratora are William ft, Crowell. Iv1 II.Olllchrist, James M ftooney. James K.Traynor, etsrge W. Bell, Charles P. Cad.ley and Klchard W. Purcell, all of Jsr.sey Clly.

Agiilnsldu In aingspore,Ban Frames oo, April 3. News reoeivsd

from tho I'hillpiln by th transportHhertdan show that Agulnaldo Is InSingapore, and th Blngapor pipars pub.Ilsh short Interviews with him.

MtlNKY Til I.4IAN.On diamonds, watches, tc,, or s.ny

food sscurlty; aleo on household goodsstored with mi; strictly confidential.Highest cash prices paid for housohodfoods. T. A. WHITTBN.

114 Gold avsnus.

street.

IVK.m, TIIK ll.OlllKT,I'alma, fern and Col t'lowera.

Get our prices on . furnltur beforbuying. .V. must mnks room for anoth-er car. J. O. Qldeon 206, south First

Copper, tin and galvanised Iron workof every description. Whitney Co.

Notice Itev. F. II. Allen's advertisement In "For Sale" column.

HP UteW Jewelry Houieryjjt.f of the Southwest.

Sold to Railroad Meneasy monthly payments.

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Fine Watch Itajmiring a Specialty.

Fine Engraving and Stone Setting.

Charming Novelties

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Spring

in Carpets in all the newweaves, color and patterns wewill show you when you think

selecting your new Carpetor Spring housecleaning time.

ur Mock of Kugs, Carpets,LTXiAMwisRK' Oil Cloths, M tilings,;.rgg:y. "Jr Curtains and DraperiesTZlPjCiFj brace everything in thisJ1'a-,j44'-5iT- -i in the latest creations of

Laceem-lin- e

thedesigner and weaver, at pricesthat arc inducements.

Just receiveJ an immense line of Lace and Rutlk'd Edje Cot-tage Curtains, Draperies, Couch Covers, Rope Portieres.

R. F. HELLWEG & CO.NEW PHONE 194. NEXT TO POSTOFFICE.

Away Above AllIn Quality, and Matchless Urauty, Style, Superb Fit and Perfect

Comfort is our Spiing line of

KRIPPENDORF SHOES,

which has just b.en opened, andembraces Black and Tan LaceBoots, Bicycle Boots and an endlessvariety of Oxfords. Full line of

SCHOOL SHOESfor the Children, that will WearWell, madi of the Best Material andwill Give Satisfactory Service.

THEO. MUENSTERMAN,203 RAILROAD AVENUE.

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k I Special SaleMIO: Men's Hats!

tfAn opportunity to buy a stylish hat for just Fifty Cent on(he Dollar. Something you cannot well afford to miss.

One of the largest wholesale hat houses in the east, being very anxious to secure ourbusiness, voluntarily shipped us a line of samples of their

New SpringIt comprises nearly every kind of a hit for gentlemen's wear, and all the new shades. Webought these hats at a discount of 50 per cent and are going to give our many customers thebenefit and sell them for just one half what you would have to pay for the same hat in anyother store lo the city.

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In addition to our sale on hats, we will have our regular Saturday special for menwhere you can always find bargains in just the kind of goods you wint.

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W bg ti ti.t ars no oir Spring- - LIim of Men's sal Ukspitstare to state tnat It la the moot of faihtons In Suits erer by anyIn this city. We lenlri tolmpr the fot that the rtlr-- t wasr wt sell ars tailored by enatota

reslr tatte Tie wrk li and thsy bdsssssall the ot swell g and

while onr ars one-thir- d to halt the float by the very beat tailors.We an early while the Is and take to show yon oar

ot Note few of our Many Styles and Price and call and

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807TELEPHONE MO.309 WEST RAILROAD AVENUE.

pmgsiooonoi w dlspUrlil FMhtonabls 8rmnU.

eomprhenstva assortment oorreot showngsrmwts skilled

Ulbra,andarfra;rlort)thtorltnir olthta(. nsaihlp perreot.Individuality ohsraoterUtle n irmntt, bilng graeetat, aheilntely prfeot-SUIn- g Unit-lees- ly

trimmed, prleee charged enetomrecommend inspection assortment complete, pleasure

magnificent oorreot wearing appwel. a ) thsi.Men's Dlue Serge Suits, $11.00 $14.00.Men's Blue Serge, Lined, Suits, $19.O0.Men's Neat Cassimere Sack Suits, Double-Breaste- d Vests, Very Nobby. $18.00.Men's Striped Fancy Worsted Suits, 15.00.

Grey Cassimere Sack Suits, $13.00.Worsted Suits, Light Patterns, $15.00.

Men's Blue Cheviot Suits, Excellent Values, $10.00.

Exclusive Agents Celebrated

MANHATTANSEE TE"EIv.

& Qrunsfeld,Sui&Mon

WASHBURN

McCALL BAZAARPATTERNS.

higher

Thti Leading Clothiers of New Mexico.

204 Railroad Albuquerque,

Beat XLaltRCtxtecL StonAUTOMATIC TELEPHONE 44.

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ORDERS

Rjmttwti,

ONLY THEWe have to mike stock the beit in this Biit in quality is none too

good for as we hive room for trash. We believe in buying the bestmanufactured, therefore ho'ding Homers from year to year. Reliability is

everything in

Tailor-Mad- e Suits, Skirts, Spring Wraps and Silk Waists.

IPTsllor Bklrte, like cut,

of tins quality broadclothwith ollk appllqued drop skirt,acrordnon plestsd, tsff'tte silkrullls around bottom of skirt,box platd or habit bark...f 15

Ttie same In all silk,. . S0 to 35

Hprlng Wraps. Cap-- , Jacksts'and KwftrH, big awoitumutto cbooN from. In silk andcloth, all rolors, black, blue,brown. rdn, modes and grrys.

KwfHre at ...,1 75Children's Capes at 2 6uLadlHe' Cepee atLadles' Jackets at

1 M

250.AND

the mmmATnue. N. M

MUTUAL NO.

our vicinity.our

grades ourbusiness.

Real made Bklrte like cnt.of and cloth, grpj, blueorblark. Dnelr aprjllqusd likeIllustration, with box pleatback (5 00

Another shipment of Lad lee'Tailor-Mad- e Suits, of andrloth, Just arrived. In followingcolors, (trey, mole, tun, blueand Mark, all ilte from 82 lo40, Fir Kront or Double Brvwt- -

rd, special for tble werk oulr$10 00

3 0i.. 8507i

Tailor-Mad- e Black Creponbklrte, made like cut, of finequality silk and Mohair, all silkrrepou of the latset pitwrnsand designs, eoiu with boxpirated back, some plain, extrawell and velveteen bound,

up tlrst-ola- i In everyff4pCtBilk it Wool CreponBklrUIIOOO

" " Mohair ,r " II! 50All Bilk " " 17.60

Hee our big Hue of Bklrte be-

fore baying. Kvery New Htyle.

i

TX tlXi

ITS

11

75SO25

9075

1LFELD

boom

oartofrom

shalllines

SHIRTS!

flandell

MAILPOia Sams

Day as

BEST.aimed

us and trade, noand cu

M.demade

Chl'drnn's

eorge In

eerge

M

linedmade

SILK WAISTS. See Window Display.RIBBON WAI8T8.

The Kad of the Bsavin, made ot No. 6, No. 7 and No.0 Blbboo. colore, Pink, Riue, Lavender. Hello and OldHone, alternate strtpea of Lace and Klbboo, la two qatl-'"f- e

S5.60 and 17.60,

illDress Silk WalaU,mada

use cut, 01 neavyjqaalltyTaffsta. silk tneked allover front, bark andsleeves, with IS rowsetttchlng all around frontcollar and cuff, whitetuck yoke made ot silkand satin, in all coloreand blank, at $6.50, S7 B0and $S 60.Taah S lk Tali's

In all colors, stripesand checks, nicely made,of good quality silk soeo-l- al

prins for 1 wek.3 00Tub Cools Valtts,

made of fsroale.Cham- -brey, India Linen, Dimi-ty, Madras, etc . in all thenewest materials andstyles.Colored Waists,.. $ .50 upMereerlsadWalata 1.00 opWhits Waists.... LOO no

HoHlery Special.Aatbe prl ie baa risen so on these two qualities, the

manufacturers have discontinued maklug them, wewill therefore close these two linea out as follows:

Two lines of Children's Hose, aa follows:1st Onr regular line of flud gauge 1st rib Misses

Hermadorf Dye Uoee. regular t5o quality, thisweek at Jito

Sud, Is a Hermadorf Dye Kaet Blr ck Hose, lit rib.Double Knee, Heel and Toe, our regular 17UaHone, to close out this week, I pair tor 85s

11

THE DAILY CITIZENUUQUKH MoCRfclGUT, Publisher

Taos. Hughes EditorW. T. MuCRKltiUT, Mgr. and City Ed

PUBLISHED DAIIY MO WUKIV.

Associated 11 Afternoon Telegram ere. to bottom of the canon. WinI r eat City and County C irculationThe Largest New Mexico CirculationLargest is orlb Arixuua Circulation

-rCopies of this paper may be foand on flis t

Wellington la lb ortice of oar special cone,poodenl, K. li. Suiisrs, VI street, N. W,Wsablngum, D. C.

ALHHOUKKUUK. APKIL 8, ItWO are visited by student and the

A year aito M rained all day, making

democratic victory ocrtaln.

Let prepare tu give Mr. Bryan arvuslng rweptivn wn the 14th uf April.

There are at less 12W voters In thlacity, and nearly all of thvm hava btnstctlve y In serving their country.

The Tribune urgea the people ofCluuna to vrgan.se art Improvementclub. Lvtry town In the territoryshould have such a eocMy.

8

If the republicans have beaten Mr.

Morrun fur mayor, 1t will not be hisfauH. He hue done the work of adoien men In the short campaign.

t'oiigreea is considering a propositionto perpetuate the petrified foreels t.fAlisons. In what way the plan pro-

posed to Improve on petrificationdoes not appear.

tm the lakos ships worth ,0v0,ou0 uraunder construction, an increase overlaat year of $5,MU0,0U0. Water trans;ior-tatlo- n

is keeping pace with the pro-

gress of the world.

The 'city of Albuquerque will growand prosfn-- r no malta- - who Is electedto-da- y. In fact, the fellows who aredefeated are the beat off. acity without pay Is a thankless Job.

The Information ttuU Turkey haa de-

cided to prohibit the importation ofAmerican pork la not likely to mater-ially disturb trade circles In view ofthe fact that the average shipmentsof that product have only amountedto about 113 a year for five seasonspast

t'OHN K WHKtT,Efforts now being made to extend

the market for Anwrkun com, and thePari) exposition will be taken advan-tage of U this end by a Very carefullyprepared plan, has aroused the antag-

onism of wheat ralaers and exportersw ho maintain that Increase of corn ex-

ports) will be at the oast of wheat ex-

ports. They figure that If an enlargedEuropean market is found for thirtymillion bushels of corn at presentprices that will displace twenty mil-

lion bushels of wheat at a net loss tofour latitude frequently at

milliona of dollars.

LKTTr ft HTAUt: KATKJH.AgltaiUon for penny ptage on let.

ters gaining ground at a rate thatJustifies ths belief that congress willnot for many year fall to find an al-

most universal demand for a reductionof the present charges just one-hal- f,

which peetny postage would mean. Thecutting down of rates has been rapideven In the memory of ttxaw still Intheir youth. It Is not so many yearsago since 1 cents was the regular rate.Then came the rate of 1 cents for eachhalf ounce, and that was followed bythe present rate of 1 cents for eachounce. These rates of course apply toany part of the United Htateei. w hetherthe carriage by the government be onemile or three thousand miles.

PKIt'K ADV.tM'Ml,A thousand dollars Is now the pro

of a Chickasaw Indian wife, to thewhit man that gets her. The advancein price Is in accordance with the Im-

mutable law of supply and drmand.A few years ago the while man whowould wed a Chickaauw muld had aliceiase few of only i0 to pay. The de-ua-nd

exceeding the supply, quotationswere raised to 6iH). This to some ex-tent checked business, but pnatia-rlt- y

has revived It, and now the rate Israised to ll.Oot). As the dowry of aChickasaw wife is 5,(Mi0 in lands andcash, there is a largo percentage ofprofit In the investment, not countingthe wife.

AllAINMT TIIK Horits.The African MetluHlxt confcren of

Uelaware, which a resolutiondenouncing the Wrs aa slav.-holdcr-

may ntt have sensibly affected theprogress of the war In ftouih Afrua,but It adhered strictly to the lines ofhisusry. A Iutch trailing vessel issaid to have land.-- the first Africanslaves in Virginia, and the Dutch wmthe pioneer slaveholders In Kou'h Afri-ca. The right of reducing not Uuineanegroes alone, hut all Afrh-ans- tosome form of slavery la something theBoers have contended fr.Thoir first serious troubles with theEnglish anase from British emancipa-tion. Tj whip and enforoe (he lnli.irof all manner of black imiple haa

been the favorite pursuit of theBoer, existing in a proport l.Miute de-gree with hut piety.

MI MMt At KM OF AKIIONA.The mutninuy raves of

Arixona, from which mummiesbave liven tiiken, are suld to bevery luten-eilii- and elaborate intheir structure, tine l known asMummy Cave Itiiin, ami is in IMMueru, Canon, and known to the Na-vaj-

y as Itstaisls about Ml feel iihove the bed ofthe canon on the fare of the cliff witha commanding view and placed In anatural weathering. It is believed thatoriginally there wore twenty rooms Inme cave, and fourteen can bedistinguished In the easterncave about forty-fou- r can be distin-guished, and It Is that orlg.inallly the ruin represented ninetyrooms, afford.ng a home for possiblysixty Many of the rooms arpossibly 20 feet wide and 15 fuel across,and wer two storle In height. What

is called the esmtern cave, or th mummy rave, hi to-d- y most iiloturiueruin and steps have been takn by

the government tor Its pmwrvatlon.The housm of stone are packed In un-

der the greet rllff. where the tM haserewtherwd out snd the falling ruinhail aided tnntertMlljr In f.irmlng thetalus that reaihr down, covered with

the stones used ly the arulent bulld- -

thedow nl lor remain Intact In many

iMome ami the etorha an readily tetraced by tniKng walla. If thenepli turewnie ruin were In some valleyin Kgypt they would attract the attention of thousands, but here they

thescientific men alohe nndb yan ocx-a- .

sional tourist who stray Into the rrIon.

kt CI AH TRt mT TRot III.M.The of the Arbuckles In cut-tti- n

gthe prhe ts? all refined sugars is

kiughetl at by the trust, but there areindications that there is not ninthmirth In his laughter. The trust has

getting some pretty hard nips of the county In eicellent conditionlate and the action of the ArbuckloS the grass to grow.

is not the least of Its troubles. Thecommon Wink of the which hitsbeen commanding fane) prices for ayeur or more, is now selling chee topar, and speaks volumes fur the outlook for this and other monopolies.

The sugar trust is one of the oliVct,weallhit and beet managed of thetrusts, but there Is every evid-nc- e

that It la now In a life and dvathatruirgle for existence. Only a few-

months ago Its stink sold at 2iM a re I

paid dividends of 12 per cent and better. Now the stock is begging on themarket and all efforts of the trustmanagers to boom It have proven

HMi IIKAI Witt t'AM.tl..A few day ago the formal opening

of the drnlnago works of the City ofMcxbo occurred. The undertakingwas begun' early two centuries ago,

It consists of a canal over twelve mill'slong from the city to the head of lakeTcicuco, Joined to a larger canal over

miles king, which carries off

the excess of water of the lake as wellas the city's sewerage and which discharges! Into a tuntuH over six mil

king piercing the range encircling thevalley of the City of Mexico. It Is oneof the mt gigantic sanitary enterprises) everundeTtakennn the continentnothing In fact resembling It in magnitude ami casttlims-- s except the big

drainage caniil which Chicago re.cvntly opened from Lake Michigan to

the Illlonls river. Its effect Un theMexican capital is expected to be theconversion of It from one of the un- -

hcalthloMt to one of the healthiestcities in North America.

The evening stars during April present the greatest number of first magnitude stars visible at any oneduring the year. Twelve of the a: x teen

country brightest the

always

estimated

people.

seventeen

are above the horlaon at once, and thebrilliant spectacle hich they affordwell supported by their leas consia'cuous neighbor.

former

visible

The eagerlysought after. To practice.

I

,

26

i

(

w Is

1

,,r yIt I

ai I Esq., pres- -""'nt manager of

sorrow, when l treat Itock system, wife,

ones. Is III., aI to Mrs.

aeat enemy UyspepaUi. For this, how

is a remedy and thatHostetter'a Htomach Hitters,also cures constipation,biliousness, nervousness and Insomiua,and a preventative for malaria,fever and 11 unequalled, t hasa of fifty years of cures to backit up and a trial will convince, youyour Is not liicuruble, as you willAnd a edstomach will be strengthened.

II. 8.Paya the highest price for secondhand furniture. If you es-tate to sell and want a hurry-u- p sale,

it with me. If you to buy,i nave what you ar looking

lor sal special bargain in alag Un and transfer outfit, at Ban

Marclal, N. M. nearlarge burglar and fire proof Hidepress; finestdairy Inwarehouse

avoidlatest

islanddeath

which

record

aafe;

shouldscale,

hashouse avenue.

tor an restaurant, locain city; boraea, buggies, surrey.

phaetons, piano; twopool a alley,and other article numerousmention. Have a fine business openingfor party with capital. make a

of sales.

ttemarkalile Cure uf Itliemnatlsui,Henna. Jacksun Co., W. Vs.-Ab- out

years my wife had attack of rhematlsm which confined her

her bed for over month and rendered her unable to walk a Stepassistance, her being todouble nonial slxe. Mr. B. Mud- -dox my Chumber- -laln Balm. purchased a 60cent bottle and it according to

and the next morningto assist

ame any manner, and shchas nothad similar attack since. A. 11. Parsons. Fur sale by ull druggists.

Hi A IHjr lltl HIHLeather,

harness.Baddlea, collar, sweat pads, sad

etc.Oak and hemlock cut sole. Dia

mond Bronx shoe nails, to.Otlulllvn' heels.

luo to tl.to.Devoe'a ready paint

square feet, Devo coverMXJ square feet undertwo coal.

MtH

Our ar vateOur "W will be under.

sold." F. KalLEHKlt,tot Kallroad avenue.

Wm. O., "Wnever feel safe On Mlnut

Cur in tb house. It savedmy little boy' Uf when be tb

W think It U tb bestIt cure cough aid

all disease. I'leaaant toharmless Immediate

C. and drugtor.Old for al at

Bead nocenwald'. new

MEXICO ROTES.

tmromto.

Krom the.X'hleftsin.Julius Price haa for several day

been numbered imnDI the sick but lanow much Improved.

'amain waa In thecKy Thursday between trains en routeto .Maxdalena fr the of mak- -

1ng a shipment of two train ofcattle to hla ranch near ftpringer.

K. Hancock and who havelent the wlnterln this city to be bene

fitted by New Mexico'sTuiswlny for In In-

diana, stopping fur abort time In

I". Lepage, dny operator at the KantaFe elation, left thl morning accom-panied by hta for hlahome In Canada. He will locate his

there for the of educaa- -

inir hlaK. M. ImkIiIs. flourishing stockman

of OJo Oallerrlc. this cityyesterday over the MagdalenaMr. Pudds will remain umtl Mondayvisiting his daughter, Mies Lily, whola attending; Mt. convent. He

in the part ofbeen ami

beginning

trust

time

Kmm the

some

hav

Dee.

HAN MAHCIAL.

The owners of the White Cap mineat ltoserele have let a contract to sinkan 100 at an clans, as the damageabout tftot),

The road work for ln0 will be undertaken In this precinct. No. 12, on Mini- -lay, April and for ten con

working days, emkng Thursday night, April 1.

brlnua

using

price

'aku,

paperofTlc.

Wednesday afternoon aboutfive bales of stored In J. N.Itroyles' yard and owned by the Clydepi art muster, were set on fire by chil-dren playing with matches, and became almost total kass.

King Hon, horse dealers, herethis week and purchased from A. K.Kouiller at I'araje, seven car loads ofrange horses. Five cars have alreadylieen shipped, four going Ua Junta,Oilo. We umkTnt&nd the price was 15per head, run of herd. This maketwenty-tw- o carl.svls of horsefrom this vicinity since the beginningof the

MA NT A F.

From th NewDeputy Hheriff C. It. Hubcr returned

from the Jivrnallllo line, near'Inoe Wells. He brought with him

Anastacki l"adllla. who Is ofand attempting to malm

a man named Ignaclo Arroyos.Kephart, of the

big store of the Albemarlecompany, In the district, In flanta Fe fromover Mlo and leftfor Itland on stage.

hi definitely that most ofthe goods for the Albemarle Mercantile

In the district,will hereafter be shipped to this cityover the Klo fullroad, and thence by freight wagons direct to the While InHanta Fe on Hat urday evening, Manager Kephart arranged with Leoto attend to the forwarding of all gootla

here for his company,boy about f years old was run

tha streets the other daynourishing a

the at of stars this wnlMhis mates, explaining that It be- -

hla father and was positivelynot loaded. In this collection It may

be noted thatabout are to be car

kaxoed pistole on the streets.The War Mews. n,lr may the payment I""""""

war news la Qoma stopping this unpardonable

nes, as read of deeds A. IHrkeT, first vicecompllshed, while to the same anl general the

they andnote the or capture of their accompanied by the Hev. Williams, ofloved There also much sorrow I' hlcago. were In the cMy on visitthroughout our own country by those the ami to andwho have been captured by that great-- 1 "'r'e. They travel in special car,

ever, there ls

Indigestion,

asugue is

thatcase

McFie,

KNIUIIT

real

list wantjust for,

nave

Fine home

oltlce furnishings; the

1,000 lbs.:

besttion

flu and

an

she

not

will

the

sV

store.

Aning

Mule

hoysrying

they

and Mr. Is on his way to Chi- -ago HI he haa

the of theH is a of

he has for aand with he 'h- -

leen yeur ago a of theMr. and

Mrs. and Mr.cneir visit nere were

few by and and left

rolling leatherchair;

elegant

billiardtable;

auction

withoutswollen

Insisted

thewithout

heavy buggyexpress

dlery, hardware,

rubber Whale

Buggy whips,paint, cheap

2u0

conditions.

lowest marketmotto,

THOU.

Orr,without

Cough

pneumonia.made."

reeult.Berry cosmopolitan

Cltlien

advertisement.

NEW

William French

purpoae

family

climatedepart

family

fnmlly purpiasechildren.

arrived'branch.

Cartnclwewtern

feet, outlay

secutive

twenty- -

county

accusedlulling

tleorge W. manager

Cochttl miningarrived Denver

Orande

settled

omiainy Cochitl mining

Denver Urande

Hersch

received

around

present weapon

kmged,

several largerknown

Parents

valiantothers,

message brings

capltol Judge

ehopa;

walked

Parkerfrom Inso. whehe been

looking after interests road.warm friend Judge McFie.

whom known great manyyrara, whom served

memberIllinois kglslatlve aaeinbly.

Paker Williams enlovedentertaln- -

after taking your Judge Mrs.this for home.

From the (ilesner.F. C. ltlpley with his mother and two

babies left for Williams, Iowa, hismother's home, he expects toreside In the future.

The biwrd of trustee ha Isun order to everyone living her

to their premise oleaned un.Hummer I coming on and the town

the country; Fairbank s be put in ua good a condition acapacity Isawihle.

show case, stock of and toys; Uiwrence hostler at the roundold oak top desk and house, returned to the HamiMmnback new and complete fixture on Hill He ho a badly

complete bowlingtoo to

small Ispecialty

three ago

to a

limbstheir

onPain 1

useddirections

breukfastin

a

work harness,harness,

any

Newark, say:

had

medicinelung

andJ.

Tb

loads)

their homea

In

stork

additional

continue

awere

to

shipped

Mexican.

Mercantile

the railroad,

company'

to

town

Latest

hatiui- -

as

greatly,doses

morning

QALLI-'P- .

wln-r- e

townsued

have

millinery

sprained foot caused by Jumping froman engine, and will be confined to hishome for a few days.

I). Iruvimher, a ranchman livingsixty-fiv- e miles south of here, was arrested, charged with selling UuiKs-- toIndians. I'nlted Deputy Marshut Hall took turn to AlbuUnrque.

Prof. Iilchunls by request uf thefort

to got Prof, llerrti k of the New Mex- -

university to deliver an addressthe graduating clues on "The Geology

New Mexico.INsitnuuiter gulnn tiik charge of the

tMllup isMtoltliv on the 1st. Miss tierlie Mcliald continue her presentposltain. Mr. Hies will enlarge hi

of stationery and notions, andcan be found at the same old stand.

Mrs. McCtie and her daughter, MnMinnie, mother and sister of Mrs.lyouls Hmlth, are here from their homein Albuquerque visiting for a fewweeks with Mrs. Hmlth and their manyfr.end.

William Mcadowa sold his Indiantrading store, located thirty-fiv- e

west of Port Chars)Hilly stopped a couple of days withfrien.ia In llallup. while on his way totile mountains, south of Dewey,

here he has a nice herd of 4o0 headof cattle.

The opera, "Hnow White, or theaxle grease, coach oil, barneaa oil, to. seven Dwarfs,

cover

give

hay,

year.

Htate

milesDay

la

w ill be puton the stageIn about three wn-ks-. There will besoiiiH thirty-fiv- e or forty peoplepart in it. "Know White" will be taken by Mi. Ford; the I'rlnce by D. CItuasM-l- l; the Queen by Mbas Minnie Mot'ue; The Huntsman. I.. Hmlth;tus. Mia Georgia ltusaeli; Dufodet,M May Itulkley.

Thomas II. MeUulll. a miliar at thOtero, wa badly crushed by a fall ofa ruck. collar hunra were brokenthe lft boulder blade and al th rtbon the left side were broken. Iir. lidmoiKlsm says there Is very little hopeof his recovery. He wa suffering somuch that he cuuld not be brought tothe hospital. McUulll a single manwho came her about two week ago.

On three occasion in the past few

toM that the third attempt hadmade. They made a search in the vi-

cinity without discovering any uiie-H- u

character. Hmlth remainedand m ibout thirty minute saw a nuinin the back yard who started to run.Bmrth called on him to halt and neobeying his command fined two sboieat him without effect. The man

In the darkness.t

Many Uvea Saved.In almost every neighborhood thare

On

Is some one life liasby Chamberlain's and

or who hascured of chormu diarrhoea by the useof that niediisu. Uuo p. raons makea point of telling it opportu

into home guta.Altec avenue. night

whose been aavedColic, Cboler

been

nity offers, hoping that maymeans saving other lives, fur sale

In and polnrtng

properly

Wlerney son th

Diarrhoea Itemedy

wheneverIt ue the

ofby all druggists.

Death st ! Ijin.Yesterday' morning, at ls l.iin.ix. Mrs.

Murgarlte C. Wp are, wne of diin,1died at lur home of a cjiiip.lintiuii ofdlaeasvs. Him wua a n.ice of Col. J,Francisco Chaves, mid a young womanhighly respnuled and beloved by all whoknew her. llsr rein.Uns were Intend InI he Catholic cemetiy st lm lunas today. The deceased was XI year of iige.

shr sludl

Itawars at Olataieaia lot uisns Uiat tealaia Menaty,

As mercury will surely destroy thetense of smell and completely derangethe whole system when entering itthrough the muooua surfaces. Much

article should never be used exceptprescriptions from reputable physl

of they will do is

It

stock

Arbu

is

ten fold to th good you can possiblyderive from them. Halls CatarrhCure, manufactured by T. Cheney

Co., Toledo, contain no mercury,and 1 Uken Internally, acting directlyoo th blood and mucous surface ofthe system. In buying Hall' CatarrhCur be aur you get th genuine. Itis taken Internally and la mad In Toledo, Ohio, by ft. J. Cheney Oo Tes-timonial free.

Bold by druggists, price 78a per bottle,

OFFICIAL NOTES.

NOTABl rCBLIC APfOINTRD.Governor Otero haa appointed

W, Cos, of Fort Htanton, Lincoln coun-ty, a notary public.

TIBklTOUIAL ri'NDft.Territorial Treusurer Vaughn has re

ceived Territorial Secretary tleo.II. Wallace $3.DW 25 liicorxirat Ion feesfor the quarter ending March 21. ThisIs by far the largest amount ever received in any quarter for Incorporation fees.

PINSIONtJ GRANTED

An original pension $12 a. monthhas been granted Urvgorlo Chaves, ofValencia county.

A pension was also granted to Ker- -

nabel Macs, CanJIlon, ltit Arriliacount ,

A pension $R a month wns gruntedto Mununl Aim Jar, of Cleveland, Moracounty.

"A Penny Mated la a PennyKcunuiny Is the lesuon taught by thisylng. It la true economy to take

Hood's Sarsaparllla at this season because it purines, enriches and vitalisethe blood ami thus prevents sicknessand puts the whole system in a state ofhealth for the coining season. Kverybottle of Hood's HHreupurilki100 doses positive proof that It Is economy to take only Hood's.

prices,

Hmlth,

Constipation Is cured by Hood I'll Is.

round Hale.On Frlikuy, April 6, a sorrel mare,

with a ball face and one white foot,with a brand on right shoulder, leftand right hips, will be sold at public

Mare 1 years old.TUOH. McMTLLIN,

City Marshal.

TO II KB A tOLIl I.N UNK HAY.Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab

let. AU druggist refund th moneyIf It fail to our. E. W.

I on each Ua.

tiKAND IllHPTAV OF VKHH LKH.

Just Iteeelved at the ferriage ltepuslloryof J. korber t u.

Without any question whatever onthe subject, Hie finest, nicest and mostelaborate display of vehicles ever seenIn this territory Is now on exhibitionat the n carriage repositoryof J. Korber & Co., corner of Firststreet and Copper avenue.

morning, the firm received aoar load of carriages, buggies, phaetons, blk wagons, etc., direct from thefamous Columbua Buggy company ofColumbus, Ohio, and solid and pneumatic rubber tires, are used on thelight and fancy vehicles.

Charles

Joseph

Karned."

contains

Qrovec

Heveral .thousand dollars representths present Invoice of vehicles, and thefirm of J. Korber Ik Co. can con-gratulate themselves on to-d- havingin stuck the most complete line of vehicles ever seen anywhere an the territory.

Mrs. Harriet Evans, Hinsdale, 111.,

writes: "I never fall to relieve mychildren of oho up one by using OnMinute Cough Cur. I would not feelaafe without it." Quickly cures cough,colds, grippe and all throat and lungdisease. J. Barry and Cosmopolitan drug tore.

Toney Qarcla ho given. up his poHl- -

tlon with Urunsfcld Bros., preferringan outside position, its his houith isnot uf the best. He will devute his

h lusil board haa been unaXe enough I time to the wool business.

to

of

will

to

Zunlw

take

Both

been

there

the

O.,

from

box.

This

August Flower."It I a surprising fact," say Prof.

llouton, "that In my travel In allpart of the world, for th last tenyear, I hav met mor people havingused Ureen'a August Flower than anyother remedy for dyapepaia, derangedliver and stomach, ard fur constipa-tion. I find for tourist or aleauien, orfor persons filling olllc posillous,where headache and general bad feeling from Irregular habit exist, thatUreen'a August Flower la a grand remedy. doe not injure the system byfrequent use, and is excellent for sourstomachs and indigestion." Haniplebottle free at 11. O Ulelly & Co.'.

lalgawuod lUiltled Goods.Sllva Uelniann, of tha Udgewood

Distilling company, Cincinnati, Ohio,spent tha day here and closed a contract with Bachechl at dionil for boo I

case of Udgowood spring ninety-thre- e

whisky, bottled In bond, lot) case tob blppd vry Uilrty day. Thwhisky la mad by T. W. Paxlon, president of th aklge ood Dlatllllng company, la tdnooln county, Kentucky,dlallliery No. 7. Anybody wanting abottl of pur whisky, ask for Hdgewood.

break

truly

That Throbblug Hvadaehe.Would quickly leave you. you used

Dr. King'. New Life Pill. Thousandof aufferer have proved their matchless ount for sick and nervous headache. They make pur blood andstrong nerve, and build up yourhealth. tsy to take. Try them. OnlyIt& ceilta. Uiiimv li i. If n.bt AUrad.

weeas some miacream nas aiiemycoa l gold by j. H. o italllv A Co.'a. drug- -to

of

on

J.

of

of

at

It

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If

i'ith at B&turday about lu o'cUxk Btnography and typewriting at ThMarshal Hmlth and Wilmundvr were I Citisea oOlc.

EXPLORING THE CUFF DWELLINGS.

A Party of Denver People Will Study the

Prehistoric Rulnt.

lr. C. M. Cobcrn, pitr of Trtnl'ychurch, and Capt. C. A. Iene, attaintedby a geologlat, all of Denver, have start-e- d

out on an exploration tour of thecliff dwellings In southwestern

Colorado and In New Mexico with thepiirtioee, if posKll.le. of determining theexact ag of these dwelling, and howlong ago theiie region" were InhaM'ed bya rare of men. Hpenklng of the projeciedtrip. Dr. Coliern said! "We are very con.aervatlve as to what discoveries we willmake. We are etmply going after thef.ictn. hut. If we are aide to find all ofthe inscriptions and pottery that are saidto lie there, wo will eatnlil1h thi t letthat mm lived here eurller than at anyother place on the globe. Judging fromthe records. We want to establish 1hange of the rllff dwellers' ruins, hnd therelation of )he ruins to th'ise found Inthe valleys near by. We don't care forlottery or relics. Where did those peo-

ple eome from and when did they comeTThat Is the question."

The explorers expect to spend most ofthis month and all of May In the Inter.eating work. .The cliff dwellings on thehigh hills that rise above flmta. Clararnnyen. about twenty mlb northwest ofPunta Fe, unquestionably among thsmost Interesting from an archaelogtealstandpoint of any In- - the world, willdoubtless occupy the Denver gentlemenfor several weeks.

Acker's English Itemedy will stop acough at any lime, and will cur thworst odd In twelve hours, or moneyrefunded. 25 eta. and SO cts.

ni: at M.tvrA 1 1:.

II. II. l artwrlxlit Urn's. Ills Nlore InMames,

About 7 o'clock on rViturdoy evening anIncipient fire was discovered In thu largewarehouse and b.ikory connected wlih thwholesale and retail grocery and feedhouse of H. H. CarlwrlKht Ilro.the Bpetgelberg block, on the south sideof the plain, says the Now Mexican. Analarm was quickly turned In, and withinlive minutes the hose, chemical engineand hook and bidder companies were allon the ground ready for effective work.

The lire undoubtedly storied near thedoor lending Into the txikory, and notfrom the bnkery, as was at first supposed. A numtier of persons were In thewarehouse buying grain a few minutebefore the tire started, end It Is presumed that some of these personslessly dropped a lighted match.

Mr. Cartrwrlirht eettmatea the damageat about S2.rnu. About Wl.OnO pounds offlour, t.ono pounds of wheat, fJO.nm) pournliof oats, 20.010 pounds of chop, four corloads of hay and alfalfa ami one carloadof bran are badly srorched or much damaged by emoko and water. The loss Iscovered by Insurance of IZ".nuO on thewarehouse and Its contents. Repairs willat onre lie made and the business of theArm will not be Interrupted In any re.apeot. As soon aa new Implements areprovided the bnkery will be In readinessto resume operations.

If troubled with rheumatism, civChamberlain' Pain-Bal- a trial. Itwill not cost you a cent If It doe nogood. One application will relieve thpain. It also curea sprain and bruiseIn one-thir- d th time required by anyother treatment. Cut, burn, frostbite, qulnay, palna In tha ld andchest, glandular and other awelllngaare quickly cured by applying IL PrlcIt and M ceit. All druggists.

F. II. McClee came In from the northlost night and put up at the Ruropean.He Is the traveling salismian for theMorey mercantile company In thesouthwest.

ANAEMIAts tsteranssr si eesasayiiea. II Is a 41

sf the kleod. Tke eyasies) an sslu assvsreos as are res4lly 4lsssraa4. If iksregrsss el the disease is set eaeeas seatstresi esaiaspiloa er sesi etaer susassIsavtUbls. Rl DTAN will skssk Its resress. rTAf ssrUk ike Me4 asaiska tk sattssi streag. Hl'BTAM la a

V'fWlU

rosy.

ksralsss la Its eslII eeatalss trea stHIM Ik US Ik M)

eay. II yea ara sagselag skeal IskIIDT1X sew aaUsa ssl IkIs yeu

te4y year srasteaMTksse as

ysnr lysstems. TskBt'DTkN sew sadUsy will

YOUR WEAK POINTS ARE:

1. OORITAIT HIADAOHBHUOYAN, by lu aeUo es tb bloo4, wlU

ssuallse lbs Slreulausa ei eiooa saa asasa4aeke aiaaypsar.

I. IDNirS ITIBil.tl AUDD BK SINOS B1NIATH THE

TES. HUOYAN will csuss Iks rings tsUapst aa4 ssk tb syss brlgbt.

SI. PALE CHEEK. HUYDAN will

ssrlrk tin blood sod cans tb cbssks t

bsceois blight sn4

skssss

4. WEAKNESS IN THE HEARTn ktsrt bsvomn wssk anil Ihsr Is a totail eluklni' Isellni around II. HI'OTAN

WlU siabs ths brarl strong snd eauss II Ussl sod ths sinking feslluf sill

4laappar.

ssslllsasarstully.

4lsayyeaa

rsfularly,

S. riEUNQ Of WEIOHT IBTHE STOMACH AND INDIOEBTION. HUOYAN wlU causa lbs foodbs prnsrl utitisted, luirofs lbs sppstltssarellsvs couitlpatloo. III'UV AM will rsllsvssi) ths stains uipf)init sn4 msks you well

llt n M Is lor ton. After jruu sre curedtell oibsr women ahst HI UVAX hus dunslet you. lit II V IM can Im prruivl from

druixlits fur Hue. ir psi ke. or ill parkageifor UM. If rout dtu.L'l.l ilia's not reu I

send dlrn t to Hudyan Remedy Co., Ha

rvani'lst'o. l ull li oti ths III Uf AN doctorsCuniultatlnn Is Ires. You amy esll upon tbi4octors or write, as you deilie. Audii'

HUDYAN REMEDY COMPANY,

Csr, SlMs, Msrs libsan rrtANCiaoo, cal.

BO YEARS'EXPERIENCE

Tradi MarksDttlONS

CoFvmoHT Ac.Anrnni fni1tn( a hot eh mul f1icrtpitori nmf

qtili'blv lU't'ri a u nr iiuihii liw littir aitIUVKIlltoM tr't)lilV t'(lllll:ttilH. rolllllllllili'H- -

ma ji rift y 'ntlttttiiit.il. IliihillMMtk on I'Mif nutviit lum. Ol'tcal titit'iii v tor sltiila.

1'mI til tukfit itiruiiuti Muiiii A i'o. rwvjlv$tr iaJ notk, wilrioul flutrtitj, Ui tttt

scicnimc iimcrican.A ti.nawinif.lv llln.trslmf rHklv.rillslloll ef HIIT Vunisl. 'I

tli. IU

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CO 36IBroitwt)

.ristt firiw.itesler

ottuo. ? V HI, Wwhluslmi,

1.1 s

ewb siYOb WISH. TO ADVERTISE(IF IN NEWSPAPERS

ANVwrtCfca AT ANYTlMgCail ss WrIU

DUES ADYERTIS1KQ AGESCT

!LC.4 A Merchants' EschangAN fltANCISCO. Cau

IS THISvAiiro

STORY i"Every morning I fuv

bad but In my month; mytonru l coated; my held

s nd I ofisn feci dliry.I hive no ppc:!t for breakfastand what food I st dittresieme. I have a heavy feeling Inmy stomach. I m getting aowesk that sometimes I tremhl

ndI

my nerve ara all unstrung,am Renin, pale and thin. I

a In th morning, aaamat nlrht.

U'hst doe yotir doctor"You sre suffering im-

pure blood."Tbat I hi remedy"

You nust not hiv eonsrt-bate- d

bowel If you expect thSartaparilla to do Irs best work.But Ayer's Pills cur constipa-tion.

hsv a book on Pslenaand Weakness which you may

Mfeff-- s fa sus Doofsesw Ayrhsns yea weald lias ta ermiett

snilnnt jhy,lrln ciwut ysr sesai.Son. Wilrs tri all ids psrUrattHtafoarsMS. low will rwsi's yisnyt

Atia.T.

Madrid I'ost.imee Mystery.I'oatolllce lnwtor C. U. lHruii is In

veatlKuUng a mystery at the Madudpusiulllcv. The .tiu aliened to have beenstolen from Hie Madrid poatolllce laatwok wliilu I'oetmustcr Abul tiaroU wagone to ditiiuT were found in two tinboxes which had bucn placed In the P"tlike stove, uwlng to the warm wouihar

no lira hud been alartud In thu atovs t jtsvvorul days.

Your Face.Hliow the statu of vour fueling and thlute of your health a well. Impui

blood makes itself uppareut in a palnd sullow complexion, pimple and

skin eruptions. If you ar faeldig weakaud worn out aud do not have

ealthy appearance, you should tryAcker UluuU Kllxlr. It cure all blooddisease w here cheap saraaparlllaa and

purlllera fall; knowing this.w aell every bottl on a poalUv guarante.

tired

from

STORAGE Furniture, &cmay be stored over llelweg &

Co.'s store. For terms apply toW hitney Co., south r irst street

It Is llangerous to Mgleet s Cold.I'nuuuiuula la one of the most dun

guruua and fatal disease. It alwaresults from a cold. ChaiiiberlaluCough Itemedy will quickly curcold and perhaps prevent an attack ofpneumonia. It Is in fact made espeU'tally for that ailment and boa becomefamous fur its cure over a large partof the clvllUed world. It couuleracany tendency of a cold toward pneuiiiouuu. Can you afford to neglecyour cold when so reliable a remedycan be bad fur a tulle'. For saleall druggists.

Mailings! Mattings! Mattings!

by

W ar displaying a large slock ofChina and Japan mattings. AlbertFaber, Grant building.

Mrs. Calvin Zimmerman, MUeaburg,Pa., eay, "A a pedy cur forcough, cold, croup and or throat.One Mlnut Cough Cur 1 unequaled.It I pleaaant for children to take. Iheartily recommend It to mother." It1 tb only harmless ramery that pro-

duces Immediate results. It curethroat and lung disease. It will pre-

vent consumption. J. C. Berry andcosmopolitan drug stnor.

iHm't mis seeing our line of silkwaists. It is the finest ever shown inthe city. Rosenwald Uros.

'I used Kodol Dyspepsia Cur In myfamily with wonderful roault. Itgive Immediate relief, la pleaaant totake and la truly the dyspeptic' beatfrlvnd," ay K. Hartgerlnk, Overlael,Mk h. Dlgeit what you eaL Cannotfull to cure. J. C. Berry and ooamopolltlan drug store.

0)(0j(0Dyspepsia Cure

Diaests what you eat.Itnrtllli'litlly flltii t lift fiaal ami altls

Nut urn In hi KMIL'I licllllltr lindstructlntf Mid i xliiuiHictl tllncstlve organ. 1 1 IH t lie lUl I'Nl tllHCIIVlTCll tl IK' R"ant and tonic. No oilier preiHirutUmrati niniriiui'h It III t'llli'li'lli'y. lt 111

iUtntly reliovoHantl ieriiiun'iitly eurosnysiittinia, liiitlKcttUwi, lU'urtlinrn,

KlnlllHl'll. NttUNi'tU

Blt kllciuiiic Jio (iaNtntlln,t'r!iiii ondBUotliorreatillHof IuiiHjrfocttlik,'tloii.

l. Ijiree aliemmlalnsff tins"aiuullauo. llookallatioutdytui.'tMluuiulledfro

'reparsdby E. C. DelNITT A CO. Chicago.

J. C. Berry sad CoHUiopollUu dras stores

PATEfADVICE S :Not,. iiilliK,a ''Hom t

PaltNIA'etil.Mjillllin

Cluirpet moilrrtll, N"f

SKINS '3TRAIT.CuHVHICHIS

otiisinru

FREEtent IsMs-ure-

ii'iilul. Aililn-ss- .

G SIGGERs, Psiont Inavtr. Wsthinston, 6 C.

dehiln; and alliellriiilileiilreate,illiilera leeidrilHrsnlert. orre.Mlilenra .iririif ...i.n.w.H. wxrei.l Imltatois l.o ar copying afteriWriietoriueilon

aitCurtls.at.. Oeaver, Colo.

a. W ( w .in.ti.fw.

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CHiM"'t Pi. tram-si- Son (Minim, i.tUI4 a7 liniifitu,

ir svnt tu t'lsMii ri'iTju, tr I bolllt.

NtwTWNo.' 147.

0. W. STRONGPROFESSIONAL

LlDdertaker, Embalmer and Funeral Director--LADY ASSISTANT.

WILL GO TO ANY PART OP THE TERRITORY.

mmQfL3Monuments.

LargePrepared

Complete Line In Every ParticularEspecial Attention to Telegraphic Orders

S. of

)4 if- - DM1.

-

ofof

-

S.President

Hi A$Utant.Graduate U. School Embalming, York City; Massachu

setts Embalming, uoston; champion CollegeEmbalming, Springfield,

TheBank of Commerce

Albuquerque.Capital $100,000.00

M. OTERO.

F.

DIRECTORS.

Vic President and

W.Asslsunt cashier.

A. M. LUNA.J. C. C. F. WAUGH.WILLIAM W. A.

& Santa

Danger Is Lurking . .In It wban your bathroom or lavatory

Isn't fltted op with madarn santtary plamb-Ini- f.

Bswer ds I mor. daageroai lawinter tbtn la gamaisr, beeta. ventilationI not so free. You will ward oil dlsaaseby havlnrc yonr oloaeut, bathroom, kltohsaaud sinks ovsrhaalml. ffamak. spsoial-t- r

of aanltarr Dlnmblntt anil do ltsoientlfl- -

oally and at reasonable prices.

(gfBROCKUEIER I C0XtE

ii

120 Gold Avenue.Entranc at 210 Sooth Sccood

II J'l lAll,:

Cefrftiosr ''112 Aie.

Cashier.

for

Street.

uCO.Next to Bank,

No. 22 a.

FOR SALK-- A very desirable home on S.Srd.it. rooms sod bath, Willi all conveniences, rnce very low. sikiivj ue.irsuiv re.ulence lou on tne corner 01 ara auu AiiauucAve al a sacntlce.kor saLK-a-room residence with bath

and closeu. celltr an 1 furnace, withlo.ooo gallon tank; lot 47iil0 feet, stable,carriage bouse and all coovenlenceai goodlawn, shsite ana irunirees; uesirauieiucaiiuuiwill be sold at a bargain.

KOK SALK-- A tine residence nesr thsrk; modem conveniences; will be sold at a

bargain! a lou, iswn, snsns am iron iresatwllloe sold lot nearly half what it would Costto boild.

KOK 9ALR-- A nrick hoise onSouth Broadway, near A. k f. hospiul; citywater, fruit and shsde trees, sll in good condt.tltin; will sell lor .t.aoot a oargatn .and nomisuse, i ime on pan u ue.ireu.

rUit sats-e-riM- im ones auu.s, wnubath; Isrge barn, fruit and slisie trees of allkind.; 14 lots, or half a block; good location;will be sold st a bar- - tin ; in h ward, nearstieet rauway. tl,ooo.

IIIK M A l.n A paying mfrcilllie DuamraiIn a splendid location; nothing better In theway of a business proposition tu Albuquerque.Capital required about (t.ooo.

run one otiik miurni..i w,i,stable, windmill snd pipe, for Irrigating treessnd asrd'n; bearing fruit tress of all kinds,grapes and sinsl

uufruits. acres of

in the city limits, sod uaplotted.FOR SA1.K-rs.'JR- O. A beautiful huse in

the I'erea Addition; U room houae with trees,licUKe, liiwtl, 4 lots- A batgsiu.

HlK SALK s5u. A small ranch onMountain ttuadi loom adobe; fruit,allars.

SnifMHroU

aruuud.

iiiodein

LIGHT,COOL, .

Basy is Wsa.

on. of th. ntoesl rsnorts Id th.AS city aud Is supplied wltU to.best and Onast Uqaor.

HEISCH & BBTILEB,

Patrons and (rtenda are cordiallyInvited to viatt "The Klk."

SOS W..t Railroad .nnt.HOUSE AID SiLOOI.

U RAN UK & PABSN'TI, Prop...TAIL Dsauias IK

Winu, Gg-Ar- t and Tobacco

KINK LODGING H0C8KL'PtJTAlIld

209 SOOTH FIRST 1. 1.

Ol! Tboo No. 75

A Supply on Hand andam to Furnish

in the Marble Line. AlsoIron Fences.

A

NewCollege

Ohio.

windmill

Iiquort,

W. S. STRICKLER.

J. JOHNSON,

BLACKWKLL. SOLOMONBALDRIDGE.

McINTOSH. MAXWELL.

Depository Atchison, Topeka Fe Railway.

Railroad

STRONG,

SI.

44MissesSLoes)aa well as all the'new Spring ity'nin Ladies' and Children's, we aieshowing in tempting variety in bothbutton and laceand Oxford ties, in

dainty shapes and handsome finish,

at the least prices they can be ob-

tained for The qualityis Ai, the and styleare Our spring line

of Ladies' S't ies are beautifal.

CHAPLIN.

JOHN M. MOORE,ESTATE,

Fire Insurance, LoansMANAGER ALBUQUERQUE ABSTRACT

Door First National

New

AlWEKtCAl.SILVEPTRUSS.

THE ELK

WiSHIHGTON

1LB0Q0EBQDR,

Every-thing

anywhere.workmanship

unsurpassed.

WM.

11EA.L

Telephone

Proprietors.

FOR 3ALK-- A few good homes on th la.stallment plan, with per cent .merest un de-

terred usy menuKOK SALK-- A business progeny on Rail,

road avenue, betwe.n Secocu and Tblrdstreets; s dunce tor say ooe demring a goodInvestment or business chance.

KOH HUNT A smtll ranch, with B Toonsadobe houM, fruit, slfalfa, near Old Town:price reasonsblei will rem for ooe year; goodrhlckea ranch.

BAKOAINS KOK BUYKR3 We havesome good bsrgains for those wishing to in-

vest, both la vacant lots aud Improved prop..rtv. lliva u. aesll.

MONKY TO LOAN la sums to suit 01real estate security.

UOU.-iU- KKN I'KD-R.- nts collected, tsiespaid and entire chsrge uken ol property torresidents and oon.re.ldents.

KOK SALK-l.U- U0. A room bouse onSouth Aroo. Dear Kstlrosd Ave. A desirablebouse sud cheap.

KOK SALh-f'J.RO- O. 91 room brick withbsth, cellar, windmill, shade, lawn, 4tu ward.

KOR SALK $4,600. "ie room bouse with6 lots; loo fruit trees, windmill, outhouses,4th ward.

KOK KKNT-1- 3. Five room bouse, aear"bK'!jlt RKNT iJ. Sll roomi sol bath,nesr Haptist church.

KOK KKST-a- m. Three rooms furnishedfur liaht liousekeeplng. South Brosdway.

KOK SALK-,o- o0. Tlie Midvsle ro.eny ou Mountain Kosil, A bargain. Desira-ble sa sn investment or home.

KOK SALK-- A corner on South Secondstreet, tiood buildings. Alwsys reuted. Willbe sold at a bargain.

KOK SALh-eU- 5. A Steam Laundry In agood town. Dome-- paylug business.

B. RUPPE,

PRESCRIPTIONS

BIILEOUD 1YE1DB AID SBCOID STBBBT.

latDtl Mipnon 1U, ilbaqaimQi, I I

W. L. THIMBLE & CO.,Second street, between Ballroad and

Copper krenaas,

Horses and lioltM bought and eiobADged.

Llrerr, 8 Feed and Transfer Stable.

Boat Turnout, la tho Citr.Aidrsss T. L. TRIMBLE h CV,

AftuauOTo. New Mssica.

PIONEER BAKEHY!rtssr IT 1ST,

BALLIES BH08., PBOPBilT01s3.

Wedding CalieT a Spacialtyl

We Desire Patroniure, and w

enarante. yirgt-Cla- a Baktnf.107 8. First 8b, Alboouenjo, N M.

THE DAILY CITIZENTerms off HiilMcHptton.

Pally, to? mill, on year 44 00Dally, by mail, l month ( 00Pally, by mail, three momka..... 1 60(ally, ty mail, one month 50Pall) , ty carrier, one month itWrly by mail, per year . t 00Tea Daily Citiisk will b delivered lathe city M the low rate nf to renta per week, orlor 7a cenu per month, when paid monthly.Them ratea are than tboa off any Mberdaily paper In the territory.

TIME TABLES.Atebison, Topeka & Santa Fe.

ArrlTNo. 1 --California Klpreaa... 7:M pmNo 17 hiprrsa S:5 pm

OOlHfl NnBTH LeasrNo. B Atlantlr Kt-rr- aa 11 :0 pmNo. Ss-L- Mtpteu 7:10 am

ritoM TMl soctb ArrleaNo. II --Local Kipreae 6:80 am

ooiKoaot'Ttl LeaveeNo kaprea 11:06 am

Santa Fa Faclflcmom tmi wT Arrive

No. S Atlantic hipreaa... .10:80 pmooino waar Least

No. Klpreaa .... ,. (:06pm

Limited Trains.No. 8, the California Limited, arrive. Moo.

daya, Thurvdaya. Prldaya and Maturday. at1 1 iOO a. m., arid leave, for the weat at 1 1 ; 10 a.

No. 4. the Cblcairo Limited, arriee. Sunday. itMonday a. weaneeaay. ana rriaaya. at iu:oup. m., am least tor tb north at 1 1 140 p. m.

Noa. 1 and 1, and Atlantic Kipmnava rtiiimaa palace drawing room car, tour.let aleeplnc car and chair care between Chi

i and Lrfie Ana-eie- and nan rranrtaco.Soa. VI and V'4, Meilco and Local Kxpr

have Hulltnnn palace car and chair cat fiomi raao to ivaoaaa tity.

A. U MlfltlAD, Jlat A.a

BLIND GUIDES.Wlnrlnts la one of the Mddeet tnlarert.

One that can befall human being. Billthere la tiro when blindnro atamp. theblind a. criminal. That time la whrathe blind man undertake leaderahlp. e

the itoation.Weak and aufferinf women, blind aJ to

Iwlr own needa, put their bud ia oeoJ--

fence Into th hand of tome aelf atyledleader, with th reault that both fall Into tbditch of failure, and abe, poor thing--, atajr.aera on a few mora pace only to fall intoth 1t ditcb, tb "nous appointed for

U living."AN BXPERIBNCBO BXPRaT NBBDBD.

Let a drop all figure of apeech and faceth facta frankly. Here ar thouaanda ofpeople uSering from diaraa of on formor another. Th cry of the attfferer ia fortorn one to lead him out of thia deaert ofdliea into the promised land of health.

Her ia Dr. R. V. Pierce, of Buffalo, N. Y..who ha. a record of more than a quarter ofa million of case and oR out of every hun-dred led to perfect health. An experienceof thirty year as chief coniultinr physi-cian to the Invalids' Hotel and SurgicalInatitnte, at Buffalo, N. Y., auarantrea biroto be familiar with every phase and formof disease.

But consumption! 1 that cured too byDr. Pierce' medicines? Among- - the hope,lea case were thoe who hadth night-sweat- , the hectic flush, the hack-ing cough, the racked lungs, and the ema-ciated, or wasted body, which are acceptedsymptom of consumption. Their hornphysician ald they hid consumption.The also aaid that their dava war numbered. Yet these aame people treated

ago, have loat the nigbt-awea- lostGearluntr cain. lost the cough, have regained their normal weight, and are livingright along in the hearty enjoyment of ahealthy, happy life. They eat well, sleepMil, ana enjoy me. remap, liiey are noteared. Pcrhnps their day ar numbered.Bat if the number ia thre acor and teatad they liv a Ufa

FULL OF HEALTH Y ENJOTMBNT,

life might a wall end by consumption aaby any other disease. Dr. Pierce' ColdeaMedical Discovery ha produced uch re-

tail in thouaand of case.Mr. John O. Bora, 4010 Liberty Ave., Pittsmirg,,, writes: lorn thirty month ago I sold to

mf wife. I don't waat to keep anything fromM, I muat Ull you I am In th last aiag of

n sumption.' I December, liv I commencedtaking Dr. Plrce'aGol4en Medical Discovery. 1

aaald then only apeak In whispers. I have taker)thirteen bottles, and can aay with truth I anagreatly benefited. People are surprised to hearme apeak. I caa halloo, and niv voice baa notbeea aa good In eight years. My atomaeh waa

r I better condition. Formerly I cotilq notwithout suffering very much Immediately

er, but now I can eat anything. I am alsogreatly relieved of that distressing aufTocatlon.

" Thre months ago I was talking to man inth shop when another person, who overhearda, waa greatly surprised that I could spesk aaUud, as. for thre year I could not spesk abov

whisper."I had brooch Hia far eighteen year and I waailea oy lnm pnysicisus om tin iini,

write David Wartseul lult, Ksq., of Bhoeaiakcr.villa. Berk Co., Pa. " They told me there waano cure for me. I ennereu irora indigestion, analso front eonstlostion: became verv wenk. Ithe aaed Dr. Fierce'. Ooldea Medical Mscovery aod 'Pleasant pellets.' and waa entire:ured. When I commenced taking th.se roetl

cine I weighed one hundred end thirty pounds,aow I weigh one hundred and seventy-two- , and

a)oy gooa neaita lor on of mj eg.' vaM a you know, five yenrs ago the doctor had

afvea me un to die with consumption." writeMr. R. O. McKinney, of Deepwster, Payette Co.,wr Vs. ! look treatment from Doctor K. V.Pierce, and am entirely well now. I have takeaateadlly. a directed, hi 'Guide Medical Us- -

eewy.' "PIBBl PBBBl PBBBl

To any reader of thl paper, Dr. Pierce'areat Health Guide Book, the "People'Common Sense Medical Adviser," a book

t nm nsires with too illustration., covering every theme that relate to health anddiaeaae. It ia written on a common aenaeeilsn in common eaa lanruure. for common aense people. Tb "Common SenaMedical Adviser " la bound in paper and iucloth. Each book contain th aatne num-ber of navea and the Mine matter and illustration. The cloth la stronger, handsomerbnt also heavier, o that it costa more forpostage. Send 31 one-cen- t aumpa lor incloth edition, or si atamp for th lighurweight, paper covered book. Aanresa,World' Dispensary Medical Atacciation,tot Main Street, Buffalo, N. Y.

rajto lilt' iu I tin it tinyK IIml only c -- t h ill . iii'Kli. Yf TeMl, Inn- ti 'tilts, .irl. w

II rt'lllil'ltt. AI7S.S" ll ll"l. Ali1 fur Kerry' t.tke ih eilu r .T

Wniu fur I .1 a. .11 1.1I.

V i. m. rt.MU v 4 t ..

1 trying preparations hiiuply ilervl.t'julry cntmili ; tl.'-- il.y :t the.vliirli aillieri' ti (lio ut. i!ilruo uliI

f wir, enttsiDL! ii f.ir more .r noun I ruiiljln limnI In' ir.lin:irv Ion mf i nl..i rli. Avuiil all dryin 1' inli:ilniiH. fniiHH, i.iMrkm iiinl aulilUitiul usn lli it vl, ii li i l. ut.u a, kkiIIh h andIn ula, r.lv 's i ii'.na i, k'lcl, n rvuicilyand will euro i.i:.'i rii i r cold in Ilia li.mlaily ami l l a A tr.nl io will t

iimiliil fur lOreiiU. A'l i! H,"isutll tlii.' l'.ly I. rollers, f.'i v ai r u Kt , N.Y.

'Hi linlm v ilii.ut 1 .11. il. a )i..tIrrlmla or run-- B mioi-- . :ii;, il h reiuU iu, Ifi.vi r an itrilni.-.- ii'..l n ivry i.urf.n'e, relirv.ini; iiniueiliuii ly tli' uunf ul iiilluiuiuiitinn.

Walt Kit 'a l n am lluliu you are aruiedagaiuat Kawl Catarrh and Iluy Fever.

We have rei'clved several new linesof boys' and children's clothing, whic hwe consider extra good values. Anlimfiet-Uo- I solicited. Pinion Stern,tli luitroad avenue clothier.

This mean you I want your real estate business. J. E. BalnL

EXPRESS COMPANY'S REWARD.

Matt BurU and Robert Brown Wanted brth Authoritiel,

A a reault of ih robbery on th NwMexico Arlauna laJnoa.i near ltibwaon the lath ol tetauary, In wDicn unKaiiger, U I'aao a vt police.

moii, waa ouiidl. th Wall ft'argobxiiiea oumpiuiy I out with a circularoflerlng luuu rward lor th oaptur olK. c. iirown and Mat Hurt, chargedwith robbery, aay tils Kl faao Mw

in addition to th MM tb capituaonipany baa oRerwd, u territory 01 Art.

sun a expected to offer a good rewardaiat Tb territorial ommaia aua wuu 1

to liav tb n tatter under oonaideratlon.Uiuan, on of h muchly wantad mdulUuuls, la ald to tiav bn on of th

leader of Ih Fairbank robbery of tbNew Moxlt'O Ariaon. railroad, on thnight of February 16th, when a gang ofmen took th passenger train in at thdepot, HI pal ar all in h Tomb.

ton Jail, lirown 1 a cowboy, havingworked for soma ttrn on tb Atiaunrange and la recognised by Ih oftKlaJeaa being on of tha leader. If I Uyear of age, weigh about 1ft pounds.ark of complexion and black of eye.Matt Kurt, the other, 1 wanted fur

ha robbery committed on September (thast at Cm-Ne- 11 ta rather tall In ttatur. not heavy and 11 year of ag.

haa a brother realdintr at Wilcox.and

Robbed tha Urav.A (tnrillng incident, of which Mr.

uhn Ullver, of 1'hlladelpha, waa 4b iaubjout, 1 narrated by him aa follow:I wa Jn a most dreadful condition.

My skin waa a I mo l yellow, eyesunken tongu coated, pain continualy In back and aide, no appetite

gradually growing weaker day by day. ant

Thre phyalolana had given me up.Fortunately, a friend adviaed- - tryingKlectrio Hitter.' and to my great Joynd surprise Ih first bottle made a lle

derided Improvement. I continuedbelr ua for thre week and am now

well man. I know they saved mylife, and rubbed th grave of another

" No should fail to trythem. Only SO cetna, guaranteed at J.H. O'Reilly A Co.'.

CHARGED WITH MURDER.

orA Mexican Woman Arretted by a las Cru for

aitets Deputy Sheriff.

lHputy Sheriff lien Wllllamn, of Ia aaiCrucea, left Ei Hao for La Crura Sat.urday night having tn chargo JosnfIternul, a Mexican woman Indicted formurder In 1MH. Josofa haa given the laui CfCrurea offlrera a greut deal of trouble.

In 1KU3 she quarreled with a MexicanIn that place and tn a fit of madneaslubhed ham to death. She lied, but wa

Indicted land captured by Deputy W I-

lium a In Santa Fe early In lWi.Several month later, while confined In

an old adobe adjacent to th Dona Anacounty Jail, Joaefa, with the aid of aMexican trusty, dug through the wall andescaped, her accomplice going with her.Ho was apprehended near Ia Cruoenot lona; afterwards, and haa fnc been ofsentenced to the penltontlunry for aaltlrur a prisoner to escape. The womancould nowhere be found.list week Deputy Sheriff Williams lo.

rated the woman near the brickyard, a a

quarter of a mile from he El Paao amel.ter, Juaf over the New Mexico line, Idwhere she .was arrested.

Mokl Tea positively cure rick headache. Indigestion and constipation. Adelightful herb drink. Remove alleruptions of th skin, producing a perfect complexion, or money refunded.25 ct. and M cts.

HOTBL ARRIVALS,

OR AND CENTRAL.A. C. MrOllllvmy, Denver; John A

Rom, La Vega; M. M. Dnwaon, Raton;Muga R. Buerger, Denver; tiro. Butolph,Santa Fe.

HIGHLANDC. E. Powers, Munchester, N. It.; If,

W. Bchmltt and wife. Ohlo; K. W.I'lerce, Colorado; O. M. Cone. St. Louis;A. Soott Ormsby and wife, City; Mr,laaac It. Hilt. Washington. D. C.

8TDR0K8 KCROPIANHurry Wagner. Tucaon, Arixona; Tom

Solomon, A. J. Soott and wife, DenverW. H. Bough. W. T. Cate, J. It. Sh.-- .

San Franc!aco; A. V. Morse, Lo An.geles; H. F. Hull. San Francisco; M. U(Yosaan, El Tajo; Sol. Block. Granls;Mr. A. W. Crowley, Wlnxlow; (Jus. Hey,man, San Tranclaco; L. 11. Jones, Trlnl.dad; L. 8. Trimble, Sandta; Chan. C.Priest, Denver; Jewell Flower. NoYork:. T. H. McOe. Ienver; John Mc.Ollllvray. Duncan McOllllvray, ChllllllDan Warren. Denver: J. O. Llndsley, StIxiila: O. H. Frlah, Stafford; Chas. JLex, SI. Louis.

will often cause a horrible burn,scald, cut or bruls. Burklen'B ArnicaSalvs, th beat In th world, will killth pain and promptly heal It. Curesold sores, faver sores, ulcers, bolls,felons, corns, all skin eruption, lienpll cur on eartb. Only U centsbox. Cur guaranteed. Bold by J. 1LO'Klelly as Co., Druggists.

aosiRBSs lor ah.Plumbing snd (as fitting. Whltu

Co.If you want to sell real cstat see 1,

B. Saint.Q a mantles, shades and chimneys.

Whitney Co.Plumbing In all Its branches. Every

Job guaranteed. Whitney Co.Our ribbon sal Is still on. Tak ad- -

vantag of It. Ronwald Bros.Coyot water will cur all liver, kid

ney and atomaeh troubles. Depot,U6Vt North Bscond street.

C. A. Grand, 306 North Broadway,fin liquors and cigars. Fresh Ums forsal. Furnished rooms for rent.

When In Wand cat and lodg withMyers aV Smith. They art th wallknown hotel and restaurant kepers ofth Cochltl district.

Bet our line of center tables, bedcouches and lounges. You mak thprice. We do tb reat. J. 0. Gideon,Mi South Flrat street.

Our ladle' walking hats cam Inlast Saturday new Bailors, new TimO'tihantera, new Leghorns, In greatvarieties. B. Ilfeld Y Co.

New wash goods In th finer quail- -tie llk organdie, silk striped peaude sol, silk gingham. Just In only alimited quantity, inoatly on patterIn each piec. B. llfld A Co.

A TtiiHismiU Tongues.Could not exirt-- he rapture of An-

nie K. rlpringer, of 1125 Howard alrcet,I'hlluilelphla, I'a., when aim found lintLr. Klng'a Is'ew Uiacuveiy fur

cured her ofahuiklng coUKh that for many yearhud made Ufa a burden. All other rem-

edies and doctor could a" ve her nohelp, but she says of this ltoyal Cur"It soon removed the pain tn mychest and now I can Bleep soundly,something I can scarcely rememberdoing before. 1 feel like sounding Itspraises throughout the universe." Sowill everyone who trie Dr. King'sNew Discovery for any trouble of ththroat, cheat or lungs. Prlc 10 ct.and 11.00. Trial bottles free at J. II.O'ltellly & l.'s drug stor. Everybottl guaranteed.

dampl lin of hats for gentlemen,bought at W centa an tha dollar. Willaell th aama way. New and stylishhats fro 76 cent and up. B. Ilfeld '

Co. ... I

t

Trier fa no anrnment as frnri1 a tn absolute, plain, truthful atntement of fact.Tbert i nothing o interesting a fact.

in the true happen-ing in th every,tiny life of ererv-rla- y

pewjile are material'sfor most thrillingnovel. There areevery day stories ofheroism, fufferingami the final tri-umph of goorl overevil of hpinefinally crowning

Here laease in point :

In the county of Ksramln in Aladsmthe little town of Flomalon and there

live Mr. Mollie Grime. She wns agood wife and mother but several ve;irago she found her health alim.ing vfrom her. She realized that this meantthe inevitable nervousness and Irritabilitythat would aurvly lose for her the adec-tio- n

of hit children and liushnnd, andthat aa her health declined discord andmisery would appear in her home, fchewas hlled with the loving motherly Instinct, but two ntiscamagrs in successionalmost broke ner heart. .She had almostlost hope when the clouds rolled awarand the light of health and happinrretttrnrd.

S'le tell her tory in these words :"I was slmmt heart broken to think t eesiM

ot raise any more children and had to softer adid. t had lost two children by miscarriage

nu nitiv rapeneu lolose anotner wnen. laAlieust ISo? t lenrneH of

!egan t.iking fir.Pierce's Havrtte

and tfs.k It un-til after tohy was tiorn

novemoer. with myother childn-- 1 had suf.fered evervthing thatflesh could stiT,.r but thisItine I wsa is Derfecthealth

.and had a very

.pap

: iuonlya short time. I can- -

nesise in--, pierce'a

metlKines enough forbelieve they certHlnlysaved mylisoy's life slidRisvbe mv own life sswell. I l.iok the ' Pavor- -

PresrntMion ' and slso the Plesssnt Pellets.1The ' Pleasant Pellets ' act like a rhsna "

DEM (MR A TIC TKKRITORIAL CO.Ilradquniirn, iVmocrnttr TerrttorUl

Central CommHtre. Pnnu hp. N. M.,(17, 1M(K). )

Hv rllrrrllon nf the iVmocratic TrrrttorialCrnlral Committee. f New Mriico. m lemocrntic Temtorial irlgBte Ctinvrndon Itberehy culled, tn be held In th- - City of Alhnqnerqe, New Meilco, on hrtday, the lath riny

a pm, iHwi, m i o rioca a. m. on aaiu naythe purtoae of aelrctttiii ad dfleitatea andallernaiea tn reuretient the Territory nf

New Meiiro In the Uemocratic National n

to beheld on July 4th, 1 woo, at Kancite. Mlasourt.

1 ii ffillnwiriaff la the retireaentatlnn to whicheauh county la entitled In aald Democratic Terrlto-la- l convention iHernallllu 91Chavpa .... 4

Ifai 1

Dona Ana 10kdtly a(trant IV)

GtiatU'upe 4

incoin.a. qMora IIOtero ....... 0Km ArrM.a IISan Jnau 4San Mir uc I .... MSanta re Usierra ... &

Socorro , 11Tana 10

nton .... bVilenrla 1

All Democratic. conservative. reformcltltenNew Met ico. irreanet t ve of pant political

aaanclatlona and dilierencea. who can unitewith ua in the ettott for pure, economical andconntMiitiona1 government, and who fan r therepublic and oiipoae the empl'e, and who areoppo ed to the Republican policy of erectm

tarin wail acainai me irrrnoriea ana uenyit'Kthelf prtHlucta free accesa to the marketa of theunited Matea. art conitaiiy invited to ) to ut

aendiiiK Ueleiatea to aid convention.CHAM. K. hAKLRY.

A.U. Ken haw. ChairmanSecretary.

44 Still WatersRun Deep.9t

In your body lies the vitilfluid, the blood. It mikes nonoise, but it gives you life.If it b strong, pure, full In

volume and vigorous, youreap the benefit. If not, thestill waters of life, taintedandpoisoned, are well-sprin-gs

of disease. Hood s Sarsaparilla purifies the water oflife at its source. It makesthe blood healthful and keepsit so, as nothing else can.

Family Medicine)- -" Wtvtlut Hood's

SnPnll highly. When w fttlthe need of a medicine wt Uke H nd U

keeps our systems in good order. N.J.Leighly. Booth, Ktnsts.

Eczema "Hood's Strssptnll nd

Heed's Olive Ointment cured ectemt veryauickly. I wou!J not be without them,

Mrs. Fsyner. 126 Kellogg Street. FdQ

Rl'tr. Miss.Tired Feellnn- -" We Uke Hood's

StrsipinlU for our spring medicine andwhenever ue hs-v- e tht tired feeling snd

ive find it is good." Mrs. John Work.Cochrs-iton- . P.Meeds Saliafmllfl

Hrvwt'a ptiltrnr HtrllU; iht rmnlrriUtiritr anil

yiif cat It art le ttpt.kiwlth lhwid'aHarraiarHI

tTORAUE Furniture, &c,may be stored over Htlweg &

Co.s' store. For terms apply to'Vhiiney Co,, south tirst utreet.

Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets are soldon positive guarantee. Cures heart-burn, raising rt th food, distress af-

ter eating or any form of dyspepeia.On little tablet gives Immediate relief.lb cts. snd (0 cts.

K. II. Unrgiuan and hla

alio have bt-- examining some miningpriiiTtliH In Chihuahua, were homeward bound this morning. They werenot at all satrafled with what they sawIn the nnnlng tin there.

Terry flail, of San Maclal, deputyrrestt Incohtme, Independent Order ofH'-- Men. was bound for Kland thisniornlng to lntltuie a tribe of the or-

der .organised by IJ. M. Legg.

Lr. C. Q. Cruli kahsiik of Man Uur-cla- l,

arrived In town thla morning tovisit a patient and attend to aom pri-vate bunitieiM.

Just received a bandaom lin ofcenter tables. Prices th lowest, J. O,Uideon, 2U0 south First street.

A complete line of mattings; a su-perb aaeortment of rugs. At AlbertKaber's, Qrant building.

a)croftc

IfHu. SUITt-r- Ah,tltis. uuwn

SIS'Sill't-il.- '

THIRD STREET

1AT MARKET.

AU kindi of Fresh and SaltMeaU.Steam Sausage Factory.

MASONIC TEMPLE,T1IIKD STltEET.

EMIL KLE1NW0RT, Prop.

Atiantio Beer iiall!8CHMUPKB A UX, Prop

Cool Ka Beooe draoabti th 0nt NattrWin and tb ry beat of Brat-cl- a

Liquor. Ulr callaiLBoao Atswcs, Albuocbboos

M. DRAG 01 E,Dealer

n 11beoeiai mumuse

8R0CKRIK9, CIQAR9, TOBACCO.

No. 800 Broadway, cor. Waehlngton ArtAlbnqaerqne, N. II.

AlELINl & EAK1NTholtsalc

Llauort aafJ Qrars.We handle ererytbtnaIn our line.

Ulstlliera' Aaeota.Bpeotal Dlntrlbntors Taylor A Wtll'anw,

LouisTiue, Ketitnoky.

Ill South rinrt 8U AllmQnerquA IV. M

A. E. WALKElt,Fire Insuranc- e-

Sseretarj latail Balldt& luoclitloi

Um Haldrtitas t.aankwr VrlCARUS.

rutrsiciAMH,w. o. tfura. m. o.

fKICK HUUKS-Un- lll m. snd fromo :0 :80 and hum flicsand rMldencc. B'iU Uold areou. Albaqovrqnv,

OFFICK and resilience, No. Weat GoldTelrplKiiicNo.ua. Oilier bours:u lun.nu and

U. Kaatrrday. M. I). fcaa'crday, M.

uiKTiara,t. AlaTr, o. o.

KMUU BLOCK, oppoall Ilfeld Una).untca buursi laiBO p.m.i :au

Aatomatic teiepDou Isu.4t Appolntrovnla made by mall.

law vans.eiKXlBU ItOOBT,

ATTUKNKY.AT-LAW-, Albnqncruo, N.

sln all boat,neaa penainlna profeaaion. Will Drac.tic all cuurta the territory and bfur

niteo tatea lanr uiic.M, HOKU,

TTOH 41 street N. W.il Waalunaion, C. Penaiona, landa, patents, cupyriauta, caviata, letters ualcut, tradmsras, claims.

W, staLLkll,Atniroey Law,

Hticorro. New Mealro.Prompt attention Bio collection and

pateuia mines.

niLLiaa i. lib,TTUKNhY-AT-LAW- . Ufnc. room

IV T. Armljo bulldins- - practlca ailconrta territory.

joaaniox rimviL,TTOKNhYS-A- LAW, Albuqocrqua, N.

ia. M. unicc, rooma and Urst Natfunaltsana uanaini.

K. W. U, HHYAM,TTOH Albaqasrqo.A unicc, rust national rJaua boildins

FMAHIl W. ULAXIIY,TTOH W, rooms and

T. Armlio bolldlna, Alboquarqn, N.

B. W. UUrUMIM,TTOH Oftlc oer Hub- -

IV naon sroeary AlboaaMqu. N.M

Nolle of lllil For Honda.The cuminlaalooere Bernalillo coonty(

New Mexico, will recelv blda up audeluding Hd day April, luou, 10

clock, m.. for the etlm oue buudreo andaeveuty-eigu- t thuuaaod and Uv buuoredl17B,ouu dollara refunding bondaaaid couuty bernallllo, which said bondawill be leaned by the commiaalouera aaidBernalillo county lor tue purpoae refunuiniS44.A0U fundina bonds said county lasuei

Ub-- i 7B.uoo conn house bonds issuedisabl aUH.OOO lunilltltf bonds Issued

I8H4; and l0,U00 of curreut cxpeuae bondaissued tbMu; tne bonus lasueu win bearinterest the rat per cent per annum,and redeemable alter twenty years fromdate Issue and absolutely due aud payablethirty year tlierealter. 'Hie Nu reiect anyand all bid hereby reserved, and biddenwill required depoalt wltb the treaaurerBeroaiillo county certibed check tor the aura

one tbouai. dollars auarantec that tiiebonda will be taken and the money paid,their bid accepted, and be forteited aaldcounty case tbey fall carry out tbeiragrecmcui.

miaaa.Chairman Board County

PKOI'OSALS IUK MITI'LI AT KOADklC. Ollice Chief

uuarteriniister. Denver. Lolo.. March 4ri.Seaied pruposala triplicate will br received

tliiaothce until April uh, luuu,lor furnishing fuel, furaae aud water roadstations tills ilepjrliuelit, and tor fuelHuce, L'tab, K.aluis, Wyu., aud silver city,N. M., during the fiscal year commencingJuly iwuu. Instructions bidders auublank forms proposals will be furnishedapplication Una olli.e. 1'he aoveruinelitreserves tne riant accept reject any allbins, col. Atwouu, tli

Nver rlftjr tear.AN OLIi AMI VlkLL IklKIJ ttlUtllUY.Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothing Syrup haa

been used for over fifty yars by mil.Hons of mothers tor their dill Iranwnll teething, with perfect success.It soothes th child, softens th gums,allays all pale, cures wind colic, end

tb best remedy fur diarrhea. Itpleasant to th Uutt. Bold by drug-gli- s

In every fart of the world.Twenty-fiv- e cents bottle. Its value

Incalculable lis sure snl aak forMr. Wlualow'a Southing riyrup endtak no other kind.

(fuliletl Hule Kiiomllig House.Clean, airy room, ltooms for light

housekeeping, 17 per uionlh. Corner ofFourth and iiailroad avenu.

The Best In the World.believe Chamberlain's Cough

itetnedy the best In the world.few weeks ago Vie suffered with se-

vere cold and troublesome oough,and having read their advertisements

our oh and uliiur papers wa pur-

chased bottle sc-- how wouldaffect ua. It the best medicine outfor colds and coughs. The Herald,Andersoiiville, Ind. Fur sal by alldruggist.

rightful under.To secure the original witch basal

salve aak for UeWius Witch HaaelHalv; well known as curtain curfor plies snd skin diseases, llewar ofworthies counterfeits. Tbey ar dan- -gerous. J. C. Uerry and ooamopoUlandrug stores.

liehL.CVsrtrivHils aao

S"kaerrtMsssurer, tut

ImiiiH nfnetv rise esnt .mlsa srfoe.e.ly mirs wllliout epsraUus. aslssUal

DOSS Urn 0C4jra'Ar sa4 ssaUjaaHiaua,

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CITIZEN BARGAIN COLUMN

lib grain CBBAUBaY BcniaAroaaladMo(.botVrr TboMwbe

ar eoosldered the beat Judges proclaimoor Belle HpriDg Creamery. Batter to be

nper-esosue- uppone you try 11 anapass Judgment on their Judgment.

ALU I B HBOCIHY.118 weat Railroad Are.

a orposvroBiTi or a Lira TIMSTo tut reel value for your money to at

the every night suction of our eompleteline of wBtobee, clock, diamonds andsllvertfsre. You will surely Hud some-thing you want. Come

AkTHCB HVIRITT,Jeweler.

Railroad Avenue.

1BK L.iDlKS are req nested to oall at1UK KAthhl

and look over that new eprtog millineryJust reoetvej. reeaueave yon t leastone-ha-lf on anitbtug in tt millineryline. Laaiee iwg vc uar sun ruiieyHelta, 2oo and koe each. FompadourUiubs, loo, iTs too, Hoj and oue eachChildren'e New pr ng Cape, U60, 800,4U0 and (0 eech. U. Ii, HuArKIUHT.

it maim rata bmilsvDid you ever notice a lady's face when

ou bring her a pound of. U umber's oandy.'be sweet, Mtlsiled eiprrswion In her face

Is enough to oonriooe you that the qual-ity to right, It not the quantity. Xwopounds will make her smile lent longer.

O. It. AkWUJMRH,Stationer aud Couieotloner.

Mrs. Oaks to now tn the eaet selectinggoods for her K aster opnulug. Ladlesare requested to wait for her return andsee the latest effect In spring millineryat popular price.

K. B. BOOTS, TBI TA1LOM,U tnrulog out some shapely looking suitetnese dais. The new sprlug fabnoe ateextremely pretty and K B. Booth has asplendidly oomplete line of them, liealso does preeslug aud repairing.

We carry a full line cf Crane's fine stationery In all colors and six. Kaatmenkodaks aud photographic supplies.Waterman Ideal fountain pens.

U. A. MaTSONAUO.

mm wash BtrvKi wa ikon.Then live jour linen that rl-- h eloas

flnlxh that cbaracteraee perfect lauudrywork. W e are sure that a trial will e

you that we kuow our business, ifyou will phone, the wagou will call.The Albuquerque Steam Laundry,

JAY A. 1IUBB8 A CO,,Coal aveuue and beoond street.

BKTTBIt TM AM UODTOK' BILLS.To have your home properly equipped

with sanitary plumbing. It will saveyou time, money aud misery. We attendto all branches of plumbing in theproper manner at proper prices. Both

ruwue. psiSisasisn ct tUAifraclieal I'l umbers,

210 uulh Seooud street.

VON THAT HIIKUBI VBBI.IHO.Try one of our regula 28 cent din-

ners. It will give you Intense relief. Ameal ticket Is a permanent cure. Twenty- -

oti meal ticket 6. Uood borne oooklug.Short order brrakfaat if desired.

HkNTlSH'a UlNINU HBLOBt,tu Coll avenue.

BUAFLKIiiH'SBOSTON COKVKKS

Vrenh roanted atALUUyUKHgL'k Kihh Maukit,

Lamb A Stone,aoG south Second street.

Both 'phones.

WUBBJ IOU WANTA fashionable turn-ou- t of any dlscrlp-tlo- n

a cloeed oarnage a good saddlehorse at reasouable charges, andprompt, courteous attention, oall or'phone W ILLIaJt Uaut,

The Klrst Street Livery.110 north First street.

iT-- a med hoi srurrAnd will give you the beet aathifao.

tlon for your money aa cheap aa In-

ferior grades delivered with promptness aud dlepatcb. Clerkvllle coal baano equal. Kitber phone.

John S. Bkavkn,318 south First street.

tHI BHAMO Or kXC'KLLBMVBGoes with every can of Club House

?:oods. It never dutappoluts you. TheirJams, veeUible. pickles, olives

and oil are selected stock, and the priorare tne same as oiner oranda. Try tnem.

Maloy, The Grocer.118 went Railroad Ave.

HOUaELKS oakkiaouOf the newest drslgus, juat received.

lou must see tnem, tiiey are great, evenmodern convenience: rubber tlree: sleeping attachment; large variety of styleaud prior the babies will enjoy them.Papa caa be the motive power, frloeerang from fo to ao.

R. F. Hkllwiu a Co,South beoond street.

For Beet FAMILY GK0CKB1KS call

ou F. G. Pratt & Co. Try our Ulllsboro

Creamery Butter, the Beat ou eartb.

F.G. PBATT 4 CO , Grooers

INI Kl lUKk fa at at fuLICBHide the liambler. because tbey are

strong, fait, durable aud bare proved toue mure saiinraciory than other highgrade bloynlea; they are good judges, Youhad better take the tip. We auto sell theCreeoeut, Ioiperlal aud Ideal. Suudrlesaud repairing.

AhHUgukitguB Novkltt Wouku,tii south Secoud St. C. B. UurTINU,

SKKF. H. KKNT

F0UBAK0A1N8 IN KKAL KSTATK.

IT IS Ot a HlHlNk.esTo dlNpause tiHallh giving preaorlo

tious In the right way. It la a bualuHsswhich w have uot learned la a day, butonly after year or hard, steady, persistent work and Htudr. Me use pure druita,couip niiid aacuralely and charge so houet -prloe. ...1). J. mitthkw... a ro..

ine rreaonpiion liruggitts

WK AM kMUAUKU IN A UOOD CAl'SBOt putting down drink of choice

brand only, come in aud neip ui alongWet delicacies of all kinds. Agents foreslehrated Yellowstone whieky bottled Inbond. The A. B. 0. beer bottled forfamily UiN).

Mrlini H KiklN.Ill south First street.

Of H DAIL HKI4UI always I ght, frenb and Is full of

healthful nourUhiUHUt. Baked fromeholee Dour In a sanitary bakery, by eipert baker. All kinds of bread, plea audfancy baaing is our Hpecuity. Home.made caudiea.

Thi Nkw Kngland Bakkbt.liAJ south Seooud street

rtTLamBWIBead This. We bare over 1,000

pies for spring wear to make your seleo-lio- na

from. A perfect .HI. guaranteed.Uur tailoring la uueaoeUed. very garment made ettietiy to order, and np-t- o

date etyle. Uur goods comprise all thalatest styles, and uueet materials, wedress the most fastidious; our price doth Balling. MTTLBrON laiLUUlNIiAwlNCY. Hio south beoond street.

Ag IR A UM)kle 4) LAMWe produce high clan photographic

work ot every oeeoriptton and nntsb.Moveltlea ot all kinds. Ourprioeeandwork will meet with your approval.

W iiTruk, fbotograpber,Hod west iiailroad avenoa.

If f Ann Dt

only for Telour Covered Couobes and

Bed Lounges, Just reoelved at

W. V. FbTBKLLK,US SOUTH F1H8T STUKKT.

to tHi vwrvvAvm,I am prepared to do all kinds of artistic

sign painting and paper banging and keepin stock the most eomplete line of thenewest designs in wall paper, paints, oils,mouldings, door plate aud numbers. Myprtoea ais reasonable and 1 warrant yousatisfaction. W.J.Tway.

810 south rJeooud street.

BATCatDAt, aaABCU at.the Up to Date loe Cream Freeaer wlU beon etninition at

THK HF0T CASH STORK.)3 Mouth rirst street,

and a saoeer of Cream or Sherbet will begiven fhig with each purchase.

W4DTID,Agent everywhere to represent The

New Steam Laundry, which, by virtue oftheir experience, are producing what par-ticular people call perfect laundry work.Orood commission to hustlers. Addressor oall.

Thi New St am LtDNDar.B13 W. Hllvar Avanna.

II. S. Manaon, Prop.

to ouaa odt.An elegant and comDlete line of Iron

beds, ranging In prloe from 3M to$18,116. AU styles, ehapes, etc bret ourprtoea before buying.

UIbION'8,306 aooth First tree,

MABOAIH HUNVBIUWill Qnd many thlnn to Interest them

In oholoe, slightly need, house-hold furniture, carpet, matting, stovesana nearly everything imaginable. Yonknow we buy, sell aud exchange every,thing. Bargains galore.

McTCALT & STILLIBM.117 Gold avenne.

Th Bt Wltboat Mossy Caa B OBtala4At very few place In thl prosperous land,out wnen you want watches hied up good as

uat take them to liorrla on (icilH svnii.His price are lowest bia work la the beat,I aay tins quite serious, not Iu a lest.He give satislaction to each, and to all.So w lieu you are shoiipin-- . just glv bunaralliue oss wstcuc auu jewelry at price uuilrstluiial.The More ia thre door weal from tb rust

national.

GOLD AVBMfa HOTBL,Our meal ticket la 14.75 for SI maala.

Wsalso serve metto on the Kurooeanplan. Klrt class rooms, good aooomino- -datlon all through. Kree baths fora uesta.

jonn uornetto. iron.Gold Ave. and Third St.

lT'B gCM TO PART THIS.But more fun to eat the cheese straws.

are dainty and appetising; great thingtor lunob. In packages, 'Joe. Tbey willpiease you.

LLOUTHIIB A MCKAX.Thone us. it 14 north Uallroad avenue.

I'KPPKHMINN CUKW8.ALbUQL'KKyUK CUKWS.

1CK CKKAM.PB CRKAM SODAS.

LKLANKY'S CANDY KITCUKN.

TtlKH MIOIIT INTO UATBy using the standard gaa lamn. It

give a light equal to one huudred candlepower, aud coals you but one eeut anight to operate It. The most aatlHfac--tory and economical light In the worldeomplete for 6. "Let there be light."

A. o. ucbfirrgY co.210 Kail road aveuna.

14IE4L MAltttAIMSIs what I am offerlna Ibe Dublle. I haraa large amurloinui of wateliee wltb from7 to 17 iea-els- . la Has solid (fold, (old till-ed, silver aud other eases. Also drop-bea-

aud other Mnger sewluf uaehlaea. bicy-cles, revolver, and au upright Ohloker- -

lug piano. Loans promptly made on allkluda of good collateral security.

aw south Beoond at. u. uimpbon.

Tuaua is mo uuvbt.In the minds ot wheelmen that The

Baoyole Is the bast constructed wheelmade. It has every modern appliance,Is beautiful In appearance, easy running,high geared, and made of the UusHt testedmaterial. Come and see the 1UU0 model.It will Interest you.

ALBuguKugti Cycle a A una Co..116 west Gold avenue.

We are luxt Iu receipt ot a ear ofvehlclea from the Columbus buggy Co.Call on us aud we will show you thelinnet line of latent style buggies, bikewagons, pbtD'.oua, surrlea, etc, that everwaa made. J. Kouukb A CO.

AM KVM OPKNBttI would like some ot yonr folks that

likes good ooflee to try Maudlellna'sUooa and Java blend. It oertalulv can'tt.U U, I U I Uy .Ijn k.V. fl.,(,J til.. aLalel can goods; money can buy no bet'ter. We are reasonable aud courteous.

J. A. Hkinnku. ttrooer.

ffikTv, aua amu iraisutaAre the three grace of our Pilsner

rJottled Beer. It will build you up; lacrease your appetite aud make you feellike a new mau. by the case for familyuse. a noma product.

HUUTHWtbTKUN bHKWINU ifc 1(1 CO

VIT ANThl- -l ruslworlUy brHjlia to takoruvra iir ' at tn ajutu Alnca anil tua

uar V.01IUUCIH inn avsgerv to CivuisaUou. by ilium llariiina, the fainoua travel.er.LMbleeilituraiiJ aiuliiir. fresa y "auu1aerlully cu.nplete," "srsplilc descriptions,'"tMilliautly written," "sumptuously illustrat.eil;" demand remarkable: sales uiinrei!edi.iit.rdi puces low. Wc sball di. tribute aloo.oooIn uold among our aalea peoplei b llrat;tlon t miss tills chance t also uiubeat comiina-ton- s;

btMtks ou 30 days' credit; fretuut audduty paid; aanipl cas dee. Addiesa Tbuumiiiiua compauy, Uept. V, CUtcaao.

AUK NTS .anted lor "Life of U. L. Moody,"bis sou, VV. K. Moody, and Ira U. ban

ley. iuaesi, richest auu brat. Usigest protltifisld. It la lit oulv olUclal, autbeuuc, eudorseti

AutUoitacd by tlie Isniily. llrsreol(.re lit aiven. Urop all trb and ciesi uomoiitlt witU the olbcial, relisbl lile. Uur ret.eieuc. any bauk m suy tow a. AJ.lress, TuLfoutiuiou couipauy, ucpt. J uicsau.

Kv. W. K. bltser, W. Caton, N. T,

writes: "I bad dyapepala ovr twaatyytsars, and trlod doctors sod rmdlaswithout benefit. 1 was psrsuadad toua Kodol Uyapepala Cur and It bals- -

d ni from the atart. 1 believe It U

be a panacea (or all forma of Indigestion." It digests what you eat, I, CBarry and CvemopoUtaa drug stcaraa,

FirstNationalBank,

ALBUQUUQDC. A. M.

Antborliad 0at7llal....,MFald-u- OaplUt Borplo

and Profit 2HeH.H

'JL'IHIJtiiSAMPLQ AND CLUB ROOM.

Finest m&Mt Brandies, Vines, Etc.,

JOgatPH BaULNITT. fEOFEUTOB,

ISO Waat Railroad

IM

GEOCEEIEO

U. 8. Uf

FLOUR PBBD. PROVISIONHAT AMD " A,M

FREE DELIVERY TO ALL PARTS OF THK CITY,Lnporti Aai ItalUa Ccoo -- .

SOLB AGBMTS FOR SAN ANTONIO I IMS.

New Telephone 217. 213 215

Bachechi & Giomi,(K9TABLI8BKD US.)

WHOLESALE AND KETA1L OEALEBS IN

LIQUORS, YflHES, CIGARS AND 10BAGG0S.

Glassware and Bar Supplioo.107 and 109 SOUTH FIRST STREET.

The largest wholesale house in the southwest.Agents for Letup's St Louis Beer.

Agents for Paloraa Vineyard Wine Co. of California,Agents for the Celebrated ML Vernon and Edgewood Whiskies.

Finest goods, lowest prices and satisfaction guaranteed.Bar stocked with best goods and served by polite attendants

&

The

&

Car Lets a

I I

and

BaliMost Fed

Tn Block

St. and Lead

and and

to

Iron and Ore. Coal and

We

and

tory tor th faU ltoUMa,T9

BtvUw&fCompulet.

asdS.

M. W. TloMoUI

A. A. A. L

and LIQUOG0

8T

i th ta; lIstiaile BnB ei

i GROCERIES.

Ts ke reaaS Seats vast.

1 U. M

lul,

Uat,llui iu

Albuquerque.

Scouring Company,

Imported and

all

of theSt.

Works

Can;

QUICKEL BOTHE,

BAR and CLUB ROOMSFinest Whiskies, and Domestic Wines ml Cogues

ana HIGHEST el LAGER

Finest Best imported Cigars.

Nativa

OIAIJUS

French

ESTABLISHED IS7S.

L. B. PUTNEY,Reiiabie-Wholesa- le

Grocer!FLOUR, GRAINPROVISIONS.

Specialty.

and Freight WagonsAVENUE,

T. 0 IE3XX9XEXX3G1ZE'ISHERWIN-WILLIAM- S

Covers Mors! Looks TearChicago

Building PaperAlways

First

Albuquerque Wool

FBaHK

tan,riutirbant

Ave.,

Elmo.

Lumber

Mcaaurcl

JAMRS

BEARRUP &LESSEES, OPERATORS AND

made on consignments.

N.SAMPLE

"The Metropole,"Best Finest Liquors

JOHN WICKSTHOM,PU0PBWT0B.

Albuquerque Foundry

R. P.Braaa Canttaga;

Bars, Babbit Metal; Columns and Iron for Hepalrson Mining and Mill a

8IDK TBACK. S. M.

Lard andOats.

handle K. C.Goods.

at Albuquerque, East Las

POtlTOBY,

Depot! BtaUand

peJUaVBtvaUr

cajnoB.JOftHUA BATH0LD8

rieOOENOI rnaUralAAJfl Mmiiijua.

ATaaaa. All.aMma.

tnd 217 NOBTll THIRD

STAPLE

ALBUQUERQUE,

Kbit,

fillU,

ROOMS

Cigars, Domestic.

patrons.

Late

aod Machine

Pulleys, ends

Proprietors.

imported

COOLEST GRADE SERVED.

and and Domestic

FarmRAILROAD

PAINT

LongotiEcooomicaQ

Lnmber

WILKINSON, Manager.

EDIE,FORWARDING AGENTS

advances

ALBUQUERQUE, M

ROOM.

The

served

omens

HALL, Proprietor.

Kronte Buildings;Machinery Specialty.

V0DNDBT: ALBCQdCBQUl.

GROSS BLACKWELL & GO.(INCORPORATED.,

WHOLESALE GROCERSWOOL, HIDES AND PELTS.

Powder, Wool Sacks, Snlphar,Colorado

Friends'

BakingCustice Canned

Meatr,

Houses

Ffteifle

FtaatdMl

...Oaanlaf

CLUB

Shafting,

oid

Liberal

BAILH0AD

Vegas and Glorieta, New Mexico,

WHY?Why pay more for good shoes than we ask you?Why take chances on poor shoes when you can huy brands

that have stood the test and are today acknowledged the standardfor style, fit and wear?

Why not (jet the best shoes you ca-- i buy for the lent money?We have the exclusive agency for Ladies' Soroi, Queen

Quality, Tri-on-F- a, Men's Stetsoi, Royal, Waldjrt, Children'sService and (Jood Wear Shoes, and we will put these up againstanything in 'he American market as far a price, style and wearingqualities are concerned.

lgTEvcrybody respectfully invited to call andexamine our.

, FTJ. BELL & CO., STREET.

THE DAILY CITIZEN tli

ALBOQUKBQOK AI'KIL . IVWlu

CL0UTH1ER & McRAE41

Fancv Grocers

2U lUUroal Aveius.Acuta lor

Chase & Sanborn'sFine Coffees and Teas,

Canned Goods,

Adirondack Maple Syrup, and

Imperial Patent Flour (the best)Prompt attention (Irea to mail order..

B. A. SLEYSTER,Fire InsuranceAooident Insnranoe

Ileal EtateNotary Public

bOOstt 11 & 14 CHOMWKL.L VUKtAavommUc Telephone I- 174

SHOEMAKER.305 Test Gold Avrou next to Flm

National Bank.

Hew and Second Hind Furniture,

STOTtS An OUSIIOLB SOODS.

Mep.lrlos HpKlaltjr.

Furniture storm and (lacked (or ship-ment. Htgheet rricea paid (nr serv'idband household Rixxla.

A. 7. RICHARDS,PBALKe III

CIGAUS, TOBACCOS,.SMOKERS' SUPPLIES.

A share of the ratrouage ot the publio UbuUoIUhI.

NET STORE! NET STOCK!113 Railroad Avenue.

J. A. SKINNER.Dealer In

Staple and FancyGroceries,

200 West KallroadALbUUL'hkUUK. N. U.

A. SIMPIER

Bf UndertakerI

H. A, MONTFORT,Uld Funeral Din ctor.

(11 N. Second SuOpen day and Night,

both Telepbon

1882 11)00

F.C.Pfail(SCoPDEALERS IN

STAPLE and FANCY GROCERIES

211s. tSt't'oiul Mn-et- .

IlilUboru I lr.lcrl reincry llutter. Niliciled.lle.l on tanli. t fee I'elivery.

CITY hEWS.Milk filnkeia, try Matthews' Jersey

milk.A complete aaaorlmeul of glass nov-

elties, wonu Wc, now Wc, at lUtsen-wal- d

tiros.Uook into Klleuwurl's market ou

Jsorlh Third street, lie bus the nicestXiesh meals In the city.

Ueutleuien, order your spring suit.Our tailoring unexcelled. The price dolb Belling. Nellleloii TailoringAgency.

New percale, a1, lu and 'i centper yard ,lato he lt.olij. Wac I . .cper yard. Alao the pielllevt l.ne ofJapaneae krmkle In the city. U. llfeldik Co.

Our new aprlng lines of carpels,iiruasels, Willon, Axmlnatvis andM'aoonnerle, arc world beaters In texture, flulah and prices. Albert r'aber,Sot lUUroad svanu.

Advertisements si not hoei wordre not shoes; nor doea th price an-

nounced in great type make the shoeJdaoy good people act aa though tbeaethings msd th shoe and they rushoff to buy, having the price principallyin mind. They and that there ts nothing at the shoe end of the bargain, but

YOU WHAT YOU SOW

in the quality and value of

your garden and farm produce, and

our choice garden and ranch seeds

will be sure to give results that wi'l

gratify and please you by their size

and deliciousness. We have all

kinds of garden seeds, but only cne

and that is the best.

L. SOUTH SECOND

Monarch

L.H.

Aveuue

Embalmcr

REAP

variety,

quality,

reiuurae, tliut thai M nulliln butj rlu lu lit svair trum alart to Ua-ia-

lur au suuu aa tuny put lulr ftinto tta aliuea limy btgiu at ouu to (oplvvca. II lb publio will leave all

thla (auuy vatvb advertising aiou, goright by il auj coin lu us, tbvy willalwava set lb beat ahuea to b had

lb least uioui-y- . C. May, lb popu-

lar priced ahu dealer, !tv weal 1U.11.

mail avauu.Orvaf Ulli'ln, a young man In Hie

employ vl the railway romiMiny, hadlua Ukyile lUikn llieuiher day. He

His llH'Il to SLushul McMillin,hu found a man vlth the wlui-- l In

lUnchos do Atrisvo. The limn, wlunarrested, sidled thai lie hud sovim--the bUycle Iruui anotltir man. liu,however, gavt'bondalor hia uJiiniiriiiiL--bt'torv Justice Crawfordinoi'iliilig at lu o'clock.

"All la not gold that glitter" and allla uol tailoring that arils lor tailoring.The new apr.ua aulta now being turnedout by E. il. iioolh have the liu tailuring ataiiip about tbeiu. We don'tknow aa they vuat any more than th

aort u( clulbua, but theyought lu, becauaa they look iu Air. K.U. ilootb baa a uiagniUcent line of thnew eprlua-- Bulling and overcoating.

A moat magnificent line of alyllahliata auiiietb.ng extremely pretty forthe Uuliea of Albuuueruue and MewMexluo Jual received at Mia. MuCrelght'a emporium. No. H2 weat 1111- -

road avenue. Call and ae them.Jdarvaluua values lu lava curtains of

all th popular weaves and fabrics,new and exclusive patiaroe, at AlbertPaber's, Urant building.

When In want of Job printing, bookbinding, etc., remember The Olllsenhaa th moat complete outfit In theterritory.

We have the Illicit line of vehicles Inour repoaltory that hue ever been Inthe weat. J. Korber & Co.

Our ahirt walalB combine all thelatest nuveltlea In Btylea and weave,Hoaenwuld llioa.

Our refrigerators Bell themaleva, theyare so cheap. J. u. Uldeon, 2U& southKlrat street.

Copper, tin and galvanised Ironwork of every Ueeerlptlon. Whitneycompany.

Klelnwort's la the place to get yournice freali Bleak. All kinds ot nicemettla.

Hee our new ailka and allk waiala. D.llfeld a Co.

Matthew's Jersey milk; try It.

llltTltll T 4 01 n r.

Mil. I'ruteiM-lie- Hiiiuil ler I lltll therail Term - Trill Jury louipleletl.

In the L'niltMl HtatNt court 'the otht--r

day the case charging rlwurd l'roven-rhe- r

with wiling li'iu.w without a IIcense, waa coniinueU until the fallterm, and the defendant gave bond Inthe sum of for hia appearance althai time, lie Uvea al Atariiue, southof Criunia, In Valencia county,

A plea of guilty waa entered in thediH:rict iiiui'l thia morning by Iuialioi.uio, alio aua IndU-te- d fr stealinga winch, and 4he piiaoner vua given aaentence of three yeum In the pelllteii-tlajy- .

This morning lx men (juul, 11,1 to artaa petit Jurura, and the panel wascompleted. No bualiietia waa tuken up4iid un adjournment was made until ID

o'clock Wedneatluy inoriiliig. whenlliey will go ;o work in earu.Kt.

H.lriiiatlr Htenl.Judife Ullilile and about thirty other

reiiuoiicun voiera in Ward Three weredlafranclilacd to-d- by the canvuaalngiard leaving their nam. a off lli

plinl llt. The Ml(final lmt was InIxMUeaalon of l W. M.-dl- . r and he reruae.1 to turn It over to the electiontiifctid. Tin. in I aa exhiblie,! In fr.nu

f the oiHce of the board of r. giairulion contained thisie lunnn,

MUM M.tkl.Mi.

I am prepared to do all kinds of dreaanaaiiig on anon notice and guarantee

every garment to be satlatuctory, ilywura iaMalculcaa in Style,

i'erfect in Fit,lteaaa nably Triced.

A cordial Invitation is extended tothe ladles ot Albuquerque to call andee MILS. BUATTUCK,

Kooin 23. second floor N. T. A rmi Jouuuuing.

Sutler.Water rein are now 'Inc. an I iniiHt

lie paid by April .'.ill.WATKK SI I'IM.V I il

IIVAIIV roil I'l.AMlMi,lluhlia, I anna, 'I ulieroM' ami l.luillalu

liull. i aweel Tea anil NavlurtlMiii .rlI Imli'e Itoae., Iloliei .iickle. ami Itililbeekla l.iilileu t.lou. Ilrlile, Itrlite.uiald.ml Uootoii l(o', .Ik lio'li pi.u, only va

nr. iu. ii. i r., mi': t i.oiittr.Ktjll.li l.re.tmakllitf.

1 am prepared to make all klnila ofhumlaoiiie and stylish drvea, a wella tailor-mad- e tuwm, and would blleaied to receive the palronag of tbludlts of this city and community.

SlAUAM C. UKUNEK,li: St. John street, second door front

Highland Hotel.

H.ij'pc for its.

Silk Waists! WORLD BEATERS.

1 A. J. MALOY,DEALER IN

Our Spring Waists 0 QDC EIStaple and Fancy Groceries.

Have arrived and are beauties. Of course we need

not comment long on thi, for our Waists have right-

fully earned this reputation.

This year's creations surpass their predecessors, in

that their styles are more unique, their trimmings

more elaborate.

They are designed after the models of the leajing

Parisienne and Vienneese modistes, and are readily

the most gorgeous conceptions of chic and elegant

garments.

Their prices are within the means of all, ranging

Y

from $5.00 for a swell and nobby Waists, to $ 20.0c

for beautiful Street and Evening Waists,

I'll iiIiijii is Solicited.

Rosenwald BrosLOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

iM. K. I'rowSnn, the Kl Tajo ranchufman, is in tne cny y.

M. M. liawaon, a sheep raiser andbuyer of Itaton. la in the city

J Uol her Il.itulph, of the St. Mlchael'acollege at Hunts Ke, Is In the city

In

guetin Eather ! this eveiangat orlucK. All are requtiea i oe

reaenl.lmnian and John MiDllllvray, from

Cluini, and A. C. Motllllivray, rromare In the city y.

'I'lit're will bo no miH'tlnir this fven- -

Inir of AlliiiiU'rtiie IxHlife No. 3;ttl, 1.

t). II. It. 11. W. Jatru, secretary.Mr. May Hawley Itlukely telegraph- -

el to her faJher to-d- that she andher daughter hadarrived safely In NewYork.

Mike Oanley has aawumed the du- -

tie of roadmuster at Han Marelal, Inplace of Mr. Koehuer, who returns) tolu home In K annua.

Attorney Isaac It. luilt, ofthe national capital, is In the city greeting hisnumerous friends of the legal prof edition. He Is accompanied oy lua wife.

On lat Sunday night the barn of O.

JamiHon, proprietor ot the AlbuquerqueUrocwy coinany, was visited bythieves who stole good set of harness.

J. OIon la a Detroit, Mich., gentleman who J urn arrived1 here from thechilly lake regions, and will make hispermanent residence in the land ofaunahlne and balmy air.

K. H. Hlchardwin, proprietor of theHotel Highland, left last night for hiiold home in Ualva, ill.; where he waaculled to the bedside of his aged mother, who la dangerously 111.

The Kl I'ai) Times has enlargedfrom a n eight-pug- e paper toan eight-colum- same site, makingit decidedly the largest dully newaper published In the southwest.

James Carruthcra. ' the n

.san l'edro mining num. who has beenvictim of Height's disease for the

past few weeks, I again able to walkaround for a short time each day.

('apt. Sol. It lock Is among the latearrival In the city from Oranta, N.M. llualnees out his way is on the Im- -irove, so he says, and that sheep uudhe ranges are In aplendld condition.

Mrs. Julia A. Harnett, mother ofMr. II. A. Hleyaier and Mrs. Ueorge II.Hrow tie, la serloualy HI at her residence

n north Klghth street. Owing to theadvanced age of the lady, her recovery

extremely doubtful,llenerul Manager II. U. Mudge leaves

San Marclal by hia apecial train at 3

o'clock thla nfternoon foe Albuquerque.He ia accompanied by Mrs. Mudge,who was the giiext of Mrs. V. U.'rulckahank at Sun Marclal during thewall of the speclul.

tletieral Munuger H. I'. Mudge of theSanta Ke has lun-- n In seawlon with therailroad comnvtMaortcrs of Texas atAustin for a week In reference to the'lucntion of running double-heade- inhut state. Prominent ottlcluls of otherInes were ulao pr-n- t.

The democrats closed the city campaign by a street meeting lust night atthe corner of Second street and Itall- -

rad avenue. Those who were present,Iraw-- thither by music from the Salvation Army 'orj and a bonfire, wereaddressed by I). N. Marron, Neill 11.

Field and 11. 11. Ferguason.it. II. Howard, editor and publisher

if the San Marcial Hee, one of the bestweekly paper pulillahed In the terri-tory, came In from the south thismorning and honored The (Viien witha pleasant call. Mr. Howard la here

y on some private matters, andwill return south morning.

Hev. 8. lluriilti, I). I., western lecturer of the board of home mlHnions ofthe general aynod of the Lutheranchurch, who waa a visitor to our cityin January, will piimt through Albu- -lUerque on his way to theiVL.raiio eynixl, uiwl will be met at thelep..t by Hev. T. A. and wife.

It. ClriH.n. iirnpiietor of the Ihilaeehole) al Thornton, un.l a n

inln.-n- expert, la 1n the eity to-- . lay,and will leave for Oranta t'aa, lire-a-.it- i,

where he will Insptt someplaier mlniiiK properties In the

interest of earn.tii eapltaliat. He willhe absent from t'emllos for abouttwo Week.

mi M.iiwlay. April 16, Mrs. W. V.Walu.n, the npular dancing schiail

will Klve a ilellichtfulparty at tlie Amuiry. There will bedancing to the best music In the cityand refreshments will beserved. A iii.h.1 enjoyable tim ia an

by the large crowd that willattend.

Hupt. John M i'aln. of the bruahHeap mine, at Klngaton, N. M , ttaasedtliruugh thl iliy laat night en rout toCalifornia on a buaineaa trip. It launderstood the in.ms in the Kingstondiatiict will soon be under th manage111 e nt of a syndicate of capitalists,who will perform some extensive development work thereon.

Yesterday The Citizen containedmall paragraph to th effect that In a

runaway Hunday afternoon Mrs. 11. li.

Johnson met with an accident. Mr.Johnson states that Mrs. Johnson haanot ben out driving for a week or so.hence she was In no accident Sunday

ternoon.W. A. lavl, a Santa Fe

engineer, Is In the city fromWtnslow.

Mrs. A. W. Crowley, of Wlnslow, Isthe city

1'U'HI IHIMISNMl.

IHo t e t'oulil be Made Asnlnal Ilia Alleged Train lliiltlier.

On the United Suites side of the district court the two Indictmentsugulnst 1 Mm I el J'lpkln for alleged attempted train robbery at Urants, N.M In March, 1VJ8, were dismissed, sthe government failed, after the enoststrenuous efforts, to make any caseagainst the defendant. I'lpkln was arrested a year ago In Utah and camevoluntarily to New Mexico without arequisition. He gave bond after re-

maining In Jul) several months, andthen the governor of Arlxona tried toget him brought to that terrtus-- y on arequisition for alleged h irne stealingin llraham county, Arisona. Ilia attorney, II. S. Hodey, of this city, foughtthe requisition before Oovernor Otero,and after the requisition hail beentwice returned to Arizona for amend-ment defeated It. tloernor Otero re-

fused to grant It until after he wastried In New Mexico. As soon us theI'nited States rases were dismissed,Arlxona renewed Its request for the ex-

tradition of the defendant, but the lat-ter having gotten rid of all charges InNew Mexico against him and claiminghis Innocence of any crime In Ari-sona, went voluntarily with the officerto that territory and waived the requi-sition. HI counsel here, Mr. Kodcy,will go down there In a short time toJoin Arizona counsel In his defense.Pipkin claims that all thia trouble hasbeen brought Un him by the cm-mlt-

of some of the detectives of the Wells.Fargo Express company and that he lanot guilty of any clime. His relativesIn New Mexico, who are h tor, butnumerous,, have aided him In hi e.

as they believe him Innooent.and the fullure of the government ofthe I'nlted Htait.-a- , with all its power,aldiKl by ,the Wells, Fai-g- Kxprcascompany, having full! to make anycase against 111 in on that they daredthe trial to go on, would appear tomibstnnilaite the contention of llpkin.Pipkin claims that because he has redhair, and that his cowboy friends per-sist In calling him "Hed," has resultedIn a great deal of preju.lti-- airHlnst111 in thn,t is without foundation.

Ieth In the lllKlilaiitW.At the undertaking parlors of O. W.

Strong funeral services were held overthe remains of Frank McConnell, for-merly of St. at 2:30 o'clock thlaafternoon. The young man was 2years old. and came to this city only alew weeks ago and occupied rooms ata realdenre on north Kdlth street,where he died lust evening of tuber-culosis. He leaves to mourn hia deatha brother, Willluin, who waa preaentat the line of hia death. The body waaaccompanied by a number of friendsto Fulrvlew cemetery, where Intermentwas made this afternoon.

If you want to buy real estate sea J,E. Saint,

TUESDAY.HfMK DBKS8KD CHICKKKS.

Pal. Casa OjBterVimh Kluh suit Lobxter.

Vrstib HtrsWottrrlM.SweetbrpnU Vouug VaalKat Mutton Snars HlbsPork Tenders 1.1 ver HaunageHead CbtMta Bologna

AHiaraiiua, lb 10Haucb KgH, dot 30Kaufai KgR.doi ISfananss, dos 40

KBKhtlWax Beans, String Beano, flreen

Chill Bummer SiubhIi. Ureen Pksm,Hplnavh, AaparagtiK, Lettuce, HadlHhes,faTHlav. Orren (Milium, eto.

TBV UKUUW1UK CUKAMKHT.

San Jose MarketRUSSELL BROS,

CONTHACTORS OF

Plastering and Cement Work

of All Km J.. All Woik Guaranteed.

Kc.ldente-- ai 8. Broadway. Uld I'tioii U0.

a onHave Arrived, and

in QualityBeauties

The Knox HatI too well known to need any praise from us.

The Stetson Hatin Two Shapes, are Better Than Ever

and Reasonable in Price.

Our Soft Hat Stockat $1.91 and $3.00 not be beat.

mOfl STERN,The Railroad Avenue Clothier

Grant BuiLDiNa3o5RMiR?ADA... 7"t2TMul 1 O rde rH Solid tod. New 023. ?Tff

NEWESTOur Spring; Patterns trcty kiod (torn SaMnnerles to In-jr.-

ioi

ar ' 'n and ready f r your Inipec The stiKs ate ex-

cept! tall ri h and unique and PRICES ARE THE LOWEST.We hv: received a ner con Ijnnv.nt cf JAPANESE AN")CHINA MATTING of eve y it'ractive deiign. Pries runfrom 12 1 -- 2c to 75c yard.

tsTTE ARE DISPLAYING A LARGE STOCK CURTAINS. PC R.TIERS, DRAPERY AND UPHOLSTERY GOODS.

THOS- - HAI .L.

Piano and Organ Tuning,ALBUOUERQUE, N. M.

KBCalrlng, Pi lNtilng and KUiil:.liliiff.

K bpbb KMC K Strong & Lelmert. Lli't kerinRllro.,C 11. Demon i o.. iiaiiei-uar- iCUikaao; r .W.HuiiwC'ii. Wlieellua.W .V.

Horn 3

Steel Range

CO

mTh brwt on parth. Ma . of tha

boiler an1 aihlltitilH utenl.All Cooking UtemiN nwcMvrT with

rmiBH (urulthi-- frfto( rtmrgn. W Hot

thA Ktiiiffft compl-'- riohl nn way Wrnui.No trouhlA to tthow ttiniu ttml ui.

221 WK9T 0L0 AVKNTK,

Attiuquorqae, N. M.

F. D. MARSHALLAUKNT

Crescent Coal Yard,1J1 ICa.l Hailr.n.l Avenue

BKST DOMKiriO ro.Vt. IS I'iKAn om.illc Th.ine. Ml. Mrl 'Hli.ine. H.

TRUNKS! TKUNKS!NEW BEAUTIES

lsOUUADAUiR CD.Hi StlUril KIltST 8THKKT.

J. E. SAINT,Real Estate aid It vestni nt?.

Will 8pII AnythniH, (ruin a l ot to. a LundUisint. 1 enipuraty liilke, Ueif Uooiu Ma-ttu- l

Otlue.ALUUUlKUUl'K, N. M,

they areand Style.

can

bn.

OF

CARPETS.

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

NOT All cipmltifd utiveriiirmf nU, or'lliieni, ' oiiv rrul a word fur ncb

lDMrtlun. Miniin un tuurge Un any clnMitittlftdvetliitrmrnt 1 ctruU. In ortlrr tolDniirrproper i lnwiiUcMtion, all "llnrra" ahould b leftal thla ottice ntrt Uier tban '4 o'clock p. in.

LUK SALh-tiot- Ki stiidlr home, etirap,F Cull nl No. OjO Aiequi

IUK 8ALK Jerai y Cow for ante. Youiitf,licab. N. C. Duniett, south ol cny.

LUK .SiLK-- A brtiid nrw tadiei Uvvl at ai aacritice. Iduiiv ut buu Wrat Copiivr ae.i;ok SALh-ltart- ed 1'lyuioulh KtK.lt rSstaA lor uatchiiiki. Mrs. u. Uiuvameirr. raalKuilruuU aveuue.i:i)HHALK-nA.y- o violin and oultit: witA wll chfitp. i ail at rtu)in w, MiuurupunaUUIUlititf, aouiu aeconu al.

I UK SiALK IreaU Innc, juit recrived atu criita a PumIicI, uruvertM 10 any

part ul city. Lvw order al 1 artaulia uruv..lull vouiu socoud alrrcl

IVUK SALK The contenta ut a th e

ruuiulodMUitf Uouae, cutnplclely lurnialtedlucluUuitf tu buiu room, iwu loilni rooiriH,Una and vircirtc Itaihi. LUW 00 perIllOIUU. U. W. airuiiii

1(JK SALK-T- wa atory bruk hnuw.line cellur, panlry and laitfi (iin

pi etc couufcitrd with city vrr ;ttliHi a coiiiinouuiua iuuic, ctoei LurriftKitiouktf and stttire liouot. 1 he? ltn:ition la toebest in the iliyhUnd i)d there ia not a lilt icImheatly coiiDiriKted hoite in tou. CallKtv. 4. 11. Allen, Loruer ituulu kditu tttrertand Lost! avenue.

IKK II t: VI'.

IiOH KKNT-li- y the year only; thepluctf. liniuire ut II. J. hmcraon.

L'UK k KN T1 wo nice lour roi in coltaiiea,sllb Atlantic Aveuue, lua uood teneincni.

Apply on pteimi-

i;uK rooma with bath andtiintie luruikiieu. v cry uutuie tor uiiili--

HvMl location iu the city. v . C. ieonaru.

1tK prnrtical inirBt C all on Mm, LumpOuw Nottli cl otld street.

Mia NeUn doea wing at home otviftieiby the day. C U ii ill lion aveuue

11 AN I Kl a tr 4 mile of haihleucewirV vulh or without ptiU. Mini be cheap

I. iv c.i4iner,;iou uaca stveuue-

17 ANThl-Aibi- N I 6 Tl SOLICIT MKf anew buaiucBt; Mtlistttive; leuiuuerative

and permanent. Ad Iu-- r. O. boi '4,l oi j, 1 i xum.

KN W.NTMTo Irani Harber Tralcl Only etfciUi week reiiiiircd: mectal iuducemeui Itii aVdiini, illuftiated ia ah'ttnvni.to ul lite ciiv iiii ouveiiir muaea neeMotel a hmbei Cu.ic'tfe, ban truntinco, Cal

I.Oal.1 Ubl A due bill un A. A. Trimble. Hiul

lon. SJ.thllaKO Itstt a

B. J. PARKER,Real Estate.

Bargains In homesou eshy pajuifiilN.

1H5 South Secoml St.ALUUgL bKUUb. N. VI.

AGENT

CLUBHOUSE

CANNEDGOODS!

KONK TO EQUAL.

118 llailroad Ave.,

J. &' illCiMIIH

V,i- - Tools a: ..-- if.

--r."irr. "ft rl .IT

H

LARGEST STOCK

ullfji

lhone !'Hf

Comfort

The

in

flroa.

fiOc lu l.flO

r.frhiiMs

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for

. i olUi a

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THE ST A NO

4

V.r iJ.We are the In

1 S First4 4 4 4 4 f 4 4

FOR

SPRINGSOHEAMEUY

BUTTER.THE FAMOUS.

N. M.

E. POST CO.,

Mechanics' Specialty.

A0KNT8

Jr. Girlen Tols.Lirgj line of Spades,aes and Rtkes, Eureka Cottoa

Cjered GtrJ.--n line, Graaite

O. W. STRONG,CROCKERY

Largest

Shovels,

Rockers, Easy Chairs, Divans,Reed and Ratan Furniture, the Territory,

and Prices that will Suit You.

DiniugRoou, Bel Rotm and Parlor Farattire Galon.

An Old-Tim- er with a New Stock of

M'llatinIiilirwrar.

IrlrfiaHiiniitMi'ii'a

Or4lr.

Cualoui talilrla,

CurTa, IfIVrrlu'a tlltivia.

HOARD LAUIKS' TA1LOKI

Th argent Hr dwre

C0l'V'SrJonly home New

it44

Albuquerque,

HARDWABE.

FOB

ani Rubber Garden Hose.

IN NEW MEXICO.

GLASSWARE

Line of

ftTh "K.I," KMtl.hool

Nhoe.at St. 80.

The e'ompolts,N Btih $4.80 Shos forWullian.

The ! lira," Ladln(Hhiie for Ladle, ofAuierlis fur Il.tO.

Tlie Men' "KBt"fJ.SU HbiM...

Tlia " Mas' Sbofor S'4.80.

The "Vletor" Shs tarMen si l.0.

OOMPAHT. Kiqal.lts Is nt sb4 SisUk ss4

House In Nw MsxIpo- -

Cool your bower.Anl freshen your thirsty lawn.Oar Rubber Hose,Right aader your nose.

all who chooseTo sprlukls from morn till

dswu.Independent ot weather.Von are oarelest of whetherClouds lower or Rather,between showers It's not very

long.Hprav Notzlea ot brass,

Deoelve rhwer srraea.When Hp rajs through It pus.It's a good thing, so push II

along.Meiloo that carry a stock of

.. .,. 1- ,-s t - '

sUsaansbls Is rrie.

E. L. WASHBURN, 122 South Second Street.

f

Whitney Company,WHOLES ALU AS0 RKTAIL

HARDWAR Gand Rrervtblng ApperUlning Thereto.

Revivify flowers,

EliJ Rubber and Leather Belting.

"Wla-ol- o

13-118-1- 17

X 4 4 4

T.

BELL'S

Planet

KeiH

For

Ourand

Street.4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4

Y. flAYNARD,Watclies,Clocks,Diamonds,ITine J ewelrv,

119 S. Second Street, Albuquerque.

Albuquerque Daily Citizen, 04-03-1900

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