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readers Albuquerque Daily C tizen. Prh (ram tha wiraa er-er- ytariffANYr than01 MHJ. PAPI!. . . Xlaally- -aftarnoon OMlsssahi thaVOLUME 12. ALHUQUr.KQUi:, NKW MEXICO, THURSDAY A ITER NOON, AUGUST 25, 1090. NUMBER 207.

TEDDY" ROOSEVELT'S"ROUGH RIDERS!"

To be Mustered Out and Sent ToTheir Homes in a Few Days.

KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS CONVENTION NOTUS.

Wahlngtn, Aug. 25. Rooawralt'a"Konth Hnlrn" to ro will b mmteriMlout Iwfora thn will of Aimnst.

Th territorial rpglmi'iitrwrnltlng from Nw Mnilco, Arizona.Oklahoma and Indian territory will nlwiI inrludnt In the farlr miiHtcrlnir ordr.)nrnor Otrn. of Npw Mexico, ralltxlon thn prpulilent thla afttrnnon andnruivl that the "Koiih Kldnm" I permlttinl to leave thn nervlrn an early aMHnlhle. The) request haa I wen rein-furre-

by an urgent telegram of namefffect from Colonel Theodora Kooeevelt.

NKW I'CWTOKriCK.A itoNtolllce haa ben eetHhliihed at

I.eon, I'nion County, New Meilro, wltbMilton Harrlworj aa pwimtHter.

RHIOHTS (r PTTHIA.Tin KlfKrtloa of Oitlrara or tha anprama

l.anta; Dalat-ail- .

Indiaoapolia, Auk. 10 The diction ofr.llicerH of the mipreiue lodge of theknight of I'ythlaa wae delaytd berauwof luvextlgHtlonH going on. Meveral

that usually went throughwith a whirl at former meeting, wereeither referred or Toted down, aud therewh ntrnng detetmlnallon on the part ofthoae opposed to the preeent eupreme

to track rloee to I'ythlan lawn.ld'Holutlonewere Introduced that will cutthe expense of the unetlngof Iheau-ptein- e

lodge In half.A resolution to abolish the Riipreme

tribunal on the score of Its cost wiia

The Henxalion thlN afternoon wan thereport of the entlmate of the tlnaiicroiMUtttee. The romnilttee went at theHiiliirlea wllhan Bie, chopping everythingIn eight. The report precipitated lightthat aluioHt became personal betweenKdiue of the memberH.

MO UWLbMNm

Tlia atrlklug Whit Mloara Uulrl-Tl- iasituation.

Puna, IIIh., Aug. JO. Contrary to predlcltoiiH uo lawl(M.niefw la being uwl hythe Htrlklng while miners, alllioiih iheywcro reinforced by union niliiern allover the elate.

John Mitchell, the national vice prenl-deu- tof the Culled Mine workere; M W

KuxMell, elate vice prexiiient; W. I). Kyan,statu H rretitry and treaHiirer; I'reNlileutCartrlght, of the Hprlnglleld dletrlct, andt'reeblefit Tophaiu, of thn Danville

are advieing with the strikers.(lllloern exprrai the opinion that the

rniniiliilng black, about llfty, will leavethe city after learning ihu real hKiiuIioii.t-- iiie Operator Pi'iiwd! stated to day,liowever, that It U the Intention of thelei uperiilerH' to haveehlpped In 150 more iiegrocn fioui Ala-- I

nimi.Stat Mine Inspector Waller Rutledge

today examined the Aluhama tiegriMereiimiiiiiig at t'ie Spi Iii'hIiIa mine. Hef tni lid only a pint competent.

NOW IS Till; I'lSK".

Tlia lllo .lanlaro ami I'mna) Irani., Ael Maiiiln.

Warihlugtou, Aug. iio. l!i war liepir' ni-- nl lias rrceivrd tlie following:Mauil i, Aug. S3. 'In AdjutantWmhiniiloii: I lie Ki de Jatiiero midI'emiHvlvaiila arrived o'l the 31 Allw-l- l; uo cuBUKlt'iH excepting t'rlvateW..nki, of the Kirit South l)ukou, whoriii"! b Iween 8u Krancieco and Hono-lulu. Mkkkitt

Trvaljr W ill l. lUJi-clnl- .

Ouk Lodge, I.T, Aug 2.7 lu the elec-tlo- 'ifor anil againnt the ( IcK'tHW-l'hlck- a

paw liiiwea treaty yeHterday, thla countywent eighty per cent ngaluet the treaty,Thlri Ih a rereaentattve county. It Utielievt-- the treaty will be rejected.

HAWAIIAN COU.HINNION.

Tlia MeiiiOara Ara Now In aaaaloa at Hon-olulu Hanwtur l ulloiii t'lialrmau.

Poll Kraurlaco, Aug 27 The Btiam-nIii- iMoana arrived today from llono

lulu. The AxH'iated Freea correspond-ent writea from Honolulu under dale ofAugiiht IH: The congtew!iiial niemberai f llix (VUiiiiIhnIoii to report on form of

otemiiieul for the territory of lluwaiiarrived August 17 on the MaripoHa. To-day the eouiuiiHHioii met at the home ofJiHtice Krear, there to qualify by takingtheoalh. Senator Culloui la chairman.I iilliuu xald the aeeMiiina would be prtvate, excepting when there were neur-it pa.

FAIIFM KM' It Kit COMPANV.

Him Ntitlllail onielitla That tha CompanyWill 1'ay War Tin.

Kort Worth, Texan, Aug. 25. Superlntei.deiit O. W, CaHe, of the I'acllln

crnipaliy, nntiiled the Htate oIIU'UImthai, beguiniiig to day, Iiih compauy willciiu.ply with the recent ruling of theHtule railway commiHHiou to pay the wartax on expreaa matter dentlutd to polntHlu Texan.

I'aar fwiiiuibalouar. Confer.Waehlrgtou, Aug. 25 Senator Davin.

f .Minuenota, and Krje, of Maine, to bepeace ciiiuinlHH'oiierH, held a conferencewith the preniileut to day over the coin-ing labors of the commieHion at I'arin.Later they conferred with Secretary Day,who will be the chairuiuu of the

I'ltKMl DKNT McHINLKV.

II a Will Vl.lt Hla Hrolhar, Al.u.r. anil1'aliip Mrail.

w anlilngtou, Aug. 2.7 1'renident McKiuley announced thin afternoonthat he will leave Woehlngtoufur Soiuernet, I'a , at W o'clwk Sulurdayruorniiig, to vielt bin brotlier. Abner Mc- -

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Cae and oiler them complete forOnly a doien Ihcm on hand.

Kin ley. lie will spend Sunday there andon Ilia WAV Will atnn ofT at Tallin llnailaMiililletown, aliout an hour. Other placeeare contemplated, which are likely tomake hie trip longer.

Plynu MtnlnalMl.Kl Ueno, O. T , Aug. 2.7 Dennle Klynn

wiw nominated for delegate to emigre!oy me repuuncan couveniiou nere.

AI.IKOHMA a WINMNti TIIHIT

Tha Kapnlilliana of lha floldan aiatNaina Thalr Canillilataa.

Sacramento, CbI., Aug. U5. The republican elate convention nominatedHenry T. fiage of l,o Angelee. governor:Jacob H. Nell, lieutenant governor; K. V,loigan. elate comptroller; M.J. right,mirvevor general; Trnman Keeve, treas-urer; Tlrey 1,. Kurd, attorney general.

doing to Waahlnaton.Weatport, Conn., Aug. i7 Hear Ad-

miral hdiley Htarted for New York Huhmorning. He will proceed toWaxhtng-to-

to morrow.NOW ON THK IIHOOkl.VN.

New York. Aug. 2.7 Admiral Schleyarrived thia morning and went at onceto IiIh (ligxhip, the Brooklyn.

AMKHICA.M IIANKKKS' AMIOCIATION.

I.abura omplatril at l)rn.r-- W. a Mtrlrk-la- rKlertil Vlea I're.hlrlil,

Denver. Aug. 2.7-- The American Banki'Tn aeHjcliitlon ailjourned y aflerelecting ollicern. The new oretildent Ihlieorge H. Kueeell, of Detroit; ilrnt vie- -prwlileiit, Vt ulker Hill, of St. IxmiIh. Thevice prenldent for New Mexico Ih W. S.fitrlckler.

Note The vice prealdent elected forNew Mexico, w. S. btrlckler, In the popu-lar and ellicient caHhler of the Hank ofCommerce, or thla city. He hae madethe banking bUHlueaa a careful utility fora number of yearn, and la qualilled Inevery particular to be clamed with theNiicceHeful bankere of the country. ThkCiti.RN congratulate Mr. btrlckler.

Thiia. Lowthlan'a lloatla.TilK Citikn y eeterday la a personal

raragraph about Chiwter (ireenwiMKl, aunouueed the d nth of Thomaa lyowthlau,who died at hla home lu Denver, on Mon-day lont. Mr. Lowthlan wan born InKngland about elxty-tlv- yeara ago andcame to thin country when a boy seven-teen yearn of age. fie was In New Mex-ico in lWK) and wan Interested In aoiuamining property In thn vicinity ofKllzabethtown. Since that time he haabeen engaged In mining In differentwenlern elaten an well an In OldMexico aud Alaeka. Hln latent oper-ation were lu the Cochill dlntrict lu thinterritory where he owned the principaliulerent In the Alhemurle and Lone Stargroup of mlnen before they were trann-leire-

to Hotoii and Chicago capltallHtn.Only a ehort time before hln death hereceived i,V,((Hi fur bin half Internet lutin Al'ienmrlc.

Hln death wan caiiMd by appendicitis,with which he wan taken down onAugust 1.1. He failed raiidly and diedafter an (iperMllun had been performed.

He leaven a wife and adopted daughter,and thoiinuudn of men all over the wentjoiu witli them in depli.rlng hln death.

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TllK ClTlKN received a notice thinmorning that w. K. Hell aud Mine VirginC. KIIih were jutned lu marriage In LonAugelen ou Monday. Augiirit 22. Theywill muke their future hoiun lu thin fit)on and after August 2i. expecting toarrive from the went thin evening WK. Hell in a brother of Jamen Hell andMra K. K. Trotter and Mm. J. ('. Klournoy, and formerly readied lu thin city.Hla wire, nee Minn Kills, In a sister ofMm. Klclmrd (ieutry, aud won also aresident of thla city a ehort time agowhen her father jvas a clerk at the localrailway ollicen. THE ClTl.KN exteudecongratulations.

Had Nawa.Yesterday Judge N. C. Collier received

by telegraph pad news from Indiansprings, (ieorgia, announcing the deaththere, yesterday morning, of Mm. MarthaCollier, after an llluesn of only twoweeks. The deceased wan "a. yearn ofage, and was thn mother of Judge N. C.Collier aud Mine Carrie II. Collier.

Taarhrra' hiaiutnatlon.Having received aeeral applications

from teachers wishing to be examinedfor certlllcalen to teach, I have decidedto hold au examination at V a. in , August

at thn court hoiisn. All persons In-terested are advised to attend thin ex-amination an it will bn the last thla year.I request all county uew-pape- to copythin announcement.

B. K. I'KHKA,Superintendent of Schools.

llarKaln. at tlia Fair.Selected liber hand brush 5cKngraved monogram glass tumblers liicHeavy, pquare, uou (unliable ink

stands, onlyKaucy work banketsBlack galvanized Coal pails ,Large vegetable or fruit press

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Itaek from Ilia Kaal.Since hie return home, 1'. K. McCanna

ilie popular chief clerk at the Santa Kerailway depot, anuouucea that he in tenyearn younger. He states that it dHspeople a whole lot of genuine good toleave the high altitude of NewMexico and seek the east, or rather thelevel of thn ocean. Kn route to the easthe ntopped over a short time at the Omahaexposition and pronounces it a secondWorld's Ktttr, with the Midway plulsauce

SPECIAL OFFER....Th tuauu of our Special Bargains in Tilchti tut wk induct

u to oiler another. i have just received a iupply ol Full JeweledHSJewelai Nickeled Movement, absolutely accural timekeeper.w' have fitted theie in Warranted Gold rilled rt A C C

ofofl.r LADIlia' WATChha at kl:ll( CliU HKICI S lor a

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KHW DAYS.

Leading Jeweler, RAILROAD AVENUE, Albuquerque. N. M.

inmnnnnuimmuimiu

not quite no extenelve. Coming home,afier prctnif all the aluhls t ) be seen atOsigo, New Yotk, and other eaeterncltlfs, he etop ed a (ley In Chicago ai don Sutiila; no hixtend an a naturiil

to Hie West Side hasp bnlileague park, where he witnessed tvollrt class gnmes between ( hlcagu andBrooklyn, tha former wining both by theecoren of 4 to H. and 2 to 0. At the parkhe had the pleasure of meeting dm Mandell aud several more

I'lii.ur, tot li T Kvtn.T H, Johnaoa rmtst $1.1 for lola a Itiok

ar. llu.lnaaa Without Llron.o.T. II. Johnson, who l employed at II

Brockmeier'a etore, wan arreetnd yester-day on the complaint of II. Simpsonwho charged til 111 with doing moneybroker' btislneea without a license. Afew dayn ago Mr. Johnson accommodateda man by lending him 5 and taking hiswatch an security, the man agreeing topay him hack f o.Co In two weeka. Theman waa given a written receipt for Inswntcn. aud yeetenlay tried to Isirrnwsome money from Mr. Simpwon on the recelpt. The latter secured the receipt andthen Diane nie complaint to the police,

Mr. Johnson appeared before JusticeI rawiord thin morning ami pleaded Ignorance of the law In extenuation of hisi ITnse. An thin wan hln Urnt offense thecourt let him off with a fine of $15There are aaid to be other ( (Tenders, andunless they take out license or atoptheir present practice thev will be arrented and punished to the full extent ofthe law. Mr. Simpson pava a city IIcense of t'si, a territorial license of IJ.10and a war tax of 2() per annum, an hecertainly ought to be protected In hlnbusiness, and ollicern nay that he will be.

An far an iln Johnson In concerned ItIn only fair to state that he had no Inten-ti- i

n of violating the law and that he didno unwillingly.

v noolllner wan arrested last nightwhile sleeping on the railroad track. Heappeared before Justice Crawford.) hlnmorning and wan lined to and at thesame time solemnly warned to discon-tinue hln practice of sleeping on rail-road tracks an he might derail an engineand cause considerable damage.

Another Individual who wan arrettedlast night among the box cam in theratlronil yards, had too much money for avug. He said that he wan arretted because he wouldn't tell "how much moneyhe had paid the brakeman for hln ride."

A trio of shonllftern have been tryingto get lu their graft on peveral stores olthin city during the past few dayn. Sofar an In known, however, they did notsucceed In making any rich steals. Theirplan wan for two of them to go Into astore and have a number of valuable ar-ticles placed before them for Inspection.I he third man would then put In an appearance and endeavor to call the proprletom to another part of the etore.I heir work wan rather oarse. and aothey did not succeed in making theirgame work. 8usictlng that they were'spotted here, they quictlv took their departure yesterday for better pastures.

Jose A. Montoya. of Bernalillo, nephewof Hon. Pedro Castillo, and UianCarlotailonzales, of thin city, were married Inthe Church of the Immaculate Concep-tion at U:;tO o'clock thin morning. Alarge number of the friends of the youngcouple witnessed the ceremony, and wheuit waa over extended their congratula-tionn and good wb ties. The newly married couple will make their home ou afarm near Ileruallllu.

Col. (iwynne Dennis, who In the earlydarn of Albuquerque held a lucrativepoeitlou with the Atlantic ft i'acltlc rail-way company at the local olllces.ln in thecity registered at the Siurget-s-'Kuropeau from New lork. Since leavingthin city. ( ol. Dennis has been tdetitilleilwith many enterprise at King-tal- audH Illinois, and In one of the promoters ofthe railroad to the lirmid Canyon of theColorado.

Thk Citikn representative waa per-mitted to read a private letter receivedby a citi.enof Albuquerque from Pueblo.Colo., this morning. The writer states(hat the city council of I'uehlo quaran-tined H ill's snide circus for a few days,and then allowed the outtlt to give performancee for three dayn. The clrcnsthen left for Denver, aud now Pueblo hashalf a di zen or more cases of rnallpox.

Secretary Crawford, of the Kalr Assoc-iation, received a letter fromthn department stating that therewould be a good exhibit of the differentgrades of ammunition used by thegovernment In the late war. This willbe an exhibit which cannot fall toInterest every one who attends the terri-torial fair.

Police oflieern are keeping a closewatch on a certain kid these days and ifhe doe-n- 't look out a little he will gethimself Into serious trouble. He shotanother hoy in the eye yesterday with astone from a catapult aiid inllicted quitea serious injury.

(iilpatrick, the Texan base ball pitcherwho wsn here at the territorial fair lastyear. In now with the Columbus, Ohio,club, and he in pitching winning ball.Pardee, the erstwhile pitcher of this city,in with the Kansas City, and his work li-mit very good.

IHagnSerna. a prosperous ranchmanof Kast View. Valencia county, In in thecity for a few dayn. He navs that thegra-- s lu hln section of the country wasgetting quite brown and that the recentrainn will ilo au tmmeuse amount otgood.

There will be a special meeting of thecouncil thin evening to appoint clerksand judges of election for the specialelection nil Septemlier 17 to decidewhether a iortlon of Barelan shall betaken Into the city limits.

L. H. Strli kler. brother of W. S. Stick-ler, cashier of the of Commerce, Ishere from Arizona, where he haa beenmining for some time post. He will become Interested in the ('ochlll district,

A gentleman picked tip aon (mid avenue this morning. The partywho lost It loan have It by describingsame, telling contents ami paying forthin notice. Kn jtilreat thin oiln-e- .

Wallace Walker came In from Cerilloslast night, to accept a steady p witnui Inthe composing room of Thk. Citikn oflice. His wife will join him here in afew dayn.

St. George Creaghe, of Springerville,and hln win, ti. K. Creaghe. are lu thecity from Arizona. They have room atSturgen' Kuropeau.

Wm. Archer, the contractor, lion Justcompleted a neat modern live roomcotlngn 'or Mrs. Laura A. Kill ou northWalter street.

(i. K. Hopkins, the railroad contractor,and excavator, came In from Kibera lostflight and in at the Hotel lligliluuit.

(ieorge Itoyal, Jr , representing theNathan Manufacturing ouipaiiy of St,Louis, is in the city to day.

Vt hlte parasols, all silk, only K,1 cent.-.-on sale at the dold.-- Hole Dry (ioodscompany.

L. II Palmer Is in the fit v to day Inthe interest of thn dalena Oil company.

Victor Sals, thn big sheep raiser ofValencia county, is at Sturgen' Kuropeau.

Kor line dress gisids at less than halfprice at B llfeld .V Co's.

Wallace Buike is considerably Im-proved to day.

Serioas Insurrection Has Broken

Oat at Nidora.

Summer Gn:sts in N.w YorkPoisoned Ice Creim.

Tbc United Typoihctae of America In Stsi on at Milwaukee.

TRAM COLUSIOI lit MICHICAI.

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New York, Aug. 2.7 A epeclal to theHerald troui Hong Kong Sajs: Si riniisiiisui rectbiu has brok ui out at Nadoa,in the Interior of the Hainan island.

American nnnsioiiarlen and the converted nativin rough! refuge In a safeterritory. On Augrist 14 Hie relsde'ought the soldiers, who used the Amortcan Presbyterian property an defencennd res-lle- the attack. Nadoa In ninetymile from Hi Isow, one of the Ticheotvalley of the island I olese the revoltI npeedlly suppressed the Insurgent w illprobably by reinforced be refugee fromhwangst, where otllcinla are Coping withDe recent rebellion. Should it not be"oppressed, there la opportunity forFrench Interference. The Kreitch areusing vigorous measure to protect thenative ( hrlstiaua near Kwang ChowMan and are extending their Influencein southern China, which tt preeent Isvery distuned.

COLLISION IN MIL'IIIOAH.

Clrrna Bimralanl.ta la aarlo.i. Railroad Wrtrk.

Port Huron, Mich , Aug. 2.V Twelveperson were Injured In a collision on theFlint and fere Marquette railway hern,between the Almont train and a train ofthe Saginaw divinlnn. Thn former wanloaded with ctrrn excursionists. Fourcar of the Almont train were overturnedand almont telescoped. A panic ensued,and two hundred or more passengern Inthe overturned cars were screaming aniltruggllng to extricate themselves. In

the excitement many women weretrampled under foot.

orr roH hantiaoo,Colnrod Troup From Topoka Kn Koula to

tal.a.New York. Aug. 25 The trausoort

Vlgilanca panned Sandy Hook, hound out,'.his morning, having the Twentr thirdregiment of colored infantry, of Top ka.nansaa, on board, Dound for Santiago.

Monk In a 7og.New York. Aug. 27 The Thlngvalla

linn steamer Norge, which arrivedreports that ahe sunk the Krnnch Unitingnchimner Lacoquette.of Bayonne, Franco,on Saturday last In a fog on the (irandbank. Tha captain and night seamenwere saved. Blxteeu went down.

fOlaONKU its; CHIC AM.

Ill by a Tratrallng Man-Th- ro Death.and Many nick.

Mlddletnwn, N. Aug. 25. Ice cream.prepared with lemon extract purchasedfrom a traveling salesman, caused thelenlh of three person. A wore of othersire sick, aud more fatalities are expectI lie dead are: Mm. Herman Michaells,of New York; Mm William Seder, of Mt.Vernon, New York; Kolmrt Jones, afarmer living near tirnenlleld. The deadind nick comprise nearly all the summerquests at Arthur Jones' cottages atlireeulleld, Uve m Ilea from MountainI ile. The doctors diagnosed the cases anptomaine poisoning.

COW I NO rKOW I'OKIO HI to.

toliller. I'nilar iau. Mllra Hot Manlis!Will II Hrought to Thla Country.

Washington, Aug. 2.7 Order havebeen issued directing (inn. Mllea to sendhome from Porto Klco all the troonn notactually unt-de- for serVlce there. Nopoint ban bnell designated yet for theirlisnmharkatton lu the I lilted States Itis desired to secure a healthful csmu andone where the disembarkation can tnkeplacn without delay ntich an occurred atUuiiUuk

Itrioote.l lo lluilt.vllle, Ala.Washington. Aug. 2.7 The following

ban been jsisted at the war department:Washington, July l!4. To lien. Conninger, lliiiilevilln, Ala.: Y ou will give nr- -lern for thn removal of all your corps nowat Kernandia to HiiulMVllle at once.this movement should be exiwditedn every w.iy poneiblo. By order of secre

tary i f war. H. C. Cohiiin,Adjutant (ieuerul.

THKV AKK I N DION A NT.

At tha lla.ly Hurramlarof halitlanu lo lieu.Similar.

Madrid. Aug. 25 The llewsiunern shv'he gn' era) public display considerablelisgust at the hasty surrender of Santiago, nlnce hearing the stories with re

thisWeek.BeltsanjGirdlesatHalfPrice.

gal d to the adequate defensive condi-tions preval ing there aa told by the re-patriated soldier who arrived yesterdayat Corunna by the Spani ih steamer Al-icante. There has been ix death anion ?tne returned eoldler elnce their arrivaland many other are feared. A nticclalcommission In meeting to decide Upon thequestion ti quarantine.

Arm-ma- t Montana point.N.w York. Aug. 2.1 -- The transport, City

of Macon, arrived here fo day. She ledS.nliHg.) on Aug. lo, with the Seventeiuith infantry for Montauk Point. She1 held in qnarautlne for dislnfec ion.

Ilkt RKAHIll HIK. VOI.I NTFICHS.

.Worn Tronpa Wn.torarl nut hy Oritar Promtha fr.al.lant.

Washington, Aug. '.'.1 Order were lasued to day to muster out the fourthlennsylvnnia; Sixth Illinois InfantrySecond WlnMNsIn Infantry; the threeLouisiana light batteries; two KhodeIsland light batteries; two Iowa lighttutlerln ; two Oregon light batlerinn;First Wisconsin light battery ; two troopsof Kentucky cavalry; light battery A.Missouri light artillery; Twenty neveiithngni ouiierv, Indiana artillery; lightbatterle A. B. and C. Pennsylvania.where the troop mustered out are notespecially deslgnaUd, they Include alldial arm of service from the statenamed.I'NITKII TVI'IIIHHrtK CON Y LN r ION

ntarnatlnnal Typogrnphlral Caloa Oatfor Nlnr-llou- r Work Day.

Milwaukee. Aug '2o The feature ofthe Typotbetae convention y waa theneartug ol tinorge w. Harris, chairmanof the special Committee of the International Typographical union, who cameto Milwaukee lor the purpose of ad vt siti-ng the nine-hou- r work day. Mr. Harrissaid that by a referendum vote of theunion It wsn decided to enforce theabort hour work day, though the timehad not yet been tlxed. In citieswhere the ecale of wage waa high theunion would be willing to accent a reduction, and fixing the scale in differentcitlea would lie left to local unions TheInternational Typographical union In

irking In con iu net bin with the International l'resmneii and Assistants' unionfor a nine-hou- r day.

Hi port I'ntruo.I'tlca. N. Y., Aug. 21 The reimrt that

i . P. Huntington, the railroad nu.inwite.was snot at nm lamp at l ine huot.cnRacquet to Lake, Adroudackn, in not true.

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aiivar ana Land.iuk. Aug. 2f. I'lvsr. tto,1,. Iead.

at , n -- f Markos.New York. Aug. 25. Money on call

tt I'.fccS per cent. Prime mercantileilrer, a!,rtt'i per cent.

CMe.ao Oram Mar a at.Oitcagc. Aug. 27 Wheat August.

ii"c; Sept., B.'l ,i(t(i:t c.Corn August, ic; HepU 30c.Oata Augunt, in '4c; Sept., 1140.

Ohlraao atatik Market,Chicago. Aug. 25. Cattla RecelnU.

lO.IJOU head; market, bent, steady, otherweak to Id cent lower.

Beeves, I l lu,(5 (kl; cows and hnlfem.2.(X'4 :m; T exas Nteem, $:l.i1o4 HO;

western, 3 4(io(4.75; stockern and feed-er. I:!." i no.

sn '"r-H- nipt, W.iiOO; market nteady.Nsiives. ailsiKtt ilo; westerns.

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Hau.a City Markat.kauean City. Aug. 25. Cattle He-- ii

. i, li.oUJ head; uiaiket. best, steady.ithem slow.

NatlV" stnr. $4 lottl U); Texan steers.itotitl 40; Texan cows and heifers.

4o;K.o: native cow- - aud helfern.II (kJi.r I 45; ntocx is ami fenders, is

0O: bulls. f ioOrfo 75.Sheep-Hecel- pu, 4,0ti(l; market steadyi.amim.

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Just IteivcilGold Band Ham.

Gold Band Br.nkra.it Bacon.

Gold Band Cblp Beef,

Gold Baud Boiled Ham.

Boston Beauties Mackerel.New atock of Brick and American

Cream Cheese.We exiect Imported Swiss

Cheese.If you want to put up fruits use our

llelnz & Co. Pickling Vinegar.V e have 10 varieties of Mca and Java

Coffees, from 20 cenu to 50 cents perK)Ulld.

Our ntwk of (Jrooerb-- In complete andour prices the lowest.

The Jaffa Grocery Co.US HOl'TM HIICONI) STKIiRT.

NOW FOR SCHOOL.Ve ire prepared to shoe (he school children and quole the following prices)

Children! Dongola Goat Shoesj lacand button, sizes II to 2, at -- $1.00

Same Shoes, sizes 812 to 11, at- - - 80c.Same Shoes, size 5 to 5, at - - - - 65c.

Children's Kangaroo Calf Shoes,sizes 1 1 12 to 2, at $1 2S

Same Shoes, sizes 8 to 1 1, at - $1.00

School Tablets given with every pairof shoes.

Thte thtn-- are new ht' ck and will not go to pi.-te- s in a wetk.Irriny your Repairing to us.

GEO. C. CAINSLEY & 00. Krllable Hboe Dealer.,122 S. Second St.NIIL UHIIKK MIVK l'HStsri'l. TTSTIO

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SCCCial.. X VV ar alreaey preparing; put in finest and 0for 8 most complete line of goods the holidays 8

displayed in our line in the territory, and fromnow until October we will close out many lines now

stock absolutely below cost, as we would ratherhave the money buy new goods. We offer thisweek our entire line of BELTS and GIRDLES ex-- iactly half regular price. Come and get them.

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One rjreatcnt efforts crowned with auccens. We Were fortunate enough tooMnin 1LFLLI) HKOS.' ENTIRE WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT AT OUROWN PRICE. We intend to give the public benefit this Mammoth Purchase.Don't buy anything elsewhere before examining Our liijr Bargains jn every department-Everythin- g

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--25 Cents Each, actual value 75 Ceuts.Plaids, Chocks and Stripes, latest Color Combinations.

Leon B. Stern & Co.,220 RAILROAD AVENUE.

Fine Merchant TailoringFOR A SUIT TO ORDER

E. L-WAS- H BURN & CO.,THE ONE PRICED CLOTHIERS.

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TH K DAILY CITIZENU'ItHKH . Mil IIKIHHT. HUBUBHIIW

Taos. Hi'MHia KdttorW. T. McChmnht. Una. Mr and Cltr M

rilBI.IKHr.il KAIL ADD WRKRLT,

AmontaUd Prww AfUmnoo T(ilrn.raa,OlUclal l'Pf of IWnalillo Comity.lArgt City and County ircnlntlon

Th lrfm Njw Maitm CtrmilntlonLarrrt North Arlaona CirculationALBryLKRijrK. aih.ust 25. mm

Tbi Unltod State court o( prlratland elalmi mmU In Banta K on Sep-tember 37.

Tbkhi muni be no eesMtlon of thecleaning up. There U (till a few caneof contagious) dleeaaei, In tli city.

There don't eeem to be any ruh topall down that flag raised In th Philip-pine by Dewey the other day. Kren thefold collared Agninaldo flghta ihy ofIk

Tbi Island of Laion baa an arealightly greater than that of Kentnrky,

and slightly rm than that of Virginia.Porto Rioo U about half aa large a NewJersey.

Bchinkhh la good now. It will be bet-ter thta fall. An adTertleeroent In ThiDaily Citirn now will bear fruitQnlckly there will be no delay. Everybody in new Mexico who baa money toboy things read Thi Dailt Citizen.

Albiadt strangers are beginning toflock to Albuquerque. Blnos last weekfour families have arrived, all Intendingto stay over the winter and are comingearly to be here for the opening of thefall business and to secure desirablehome If possible.

Arrro a thorough overbanling, thebattleship Texas la again ready for busi-ness on a fighting basis. Yet, for thepresent, ber occupation la gone, and willnot retnrn until mm other foreign na-tion Indulge In excessive gajety withthe American eagle.

Albcqcirqui may now and does proclaim to all the territory and to theneighboring state that she will be atborne to visitor many thousand strongon the I7lh of September next, and thatah will provide a fair that will be worth

long Journey to witness.ocs

Ahhociati Ji'OTici ftfcKii, of BantaFe, received the following dispatch fromOovernor Otero, dated at New YorkWednesday: "8a w Ralph and all theboy at Montauk. Hersey, Luna andCarry her with me. Llewellyn quite

Ick. I leave for the west ."L - - ,

Aa won a th war U well over, wehope the more annoying feature of thetamp tax will be repealed. It will be

aonie time before the country can get entirely on a peace basis, and much of thewar tax must be retained, but the stamptax on checks and document and othertaxea which are an irksome restraint ofordinary buslueas ought to be dropped asaoon aa possible.

Tui big punch bowl which forma apart of th silver service presented to thebattleship Iudlana by the p ople of theBooster state, acquired added value Inthe ejes of the oflloera and erew duringthe battle of Jul? 3. A piece of exploding shell from oue of Cevera'a ships pe-netrate the cabin and flroilr embeddedItself In the bowl, thus making that ves-sel oue of the most Intereetlug momen-toe- s

of the war.

Akt'HBlHHuF Ihklind, of Minnesota'was In Washington the other day anddiscussing the statu of th Catholicchurch in Cuba aud Porto Itieo, declaredthat as aoon as th American fUg wasraised the Catholic dloceee thert becamesubject to the law of the United Btatea."It Is the policy of th Catholic church,"be said, "a poller almost aa old as theeburch Itself to aupport the existinggovernment. This being true, It followsthat the priesthood In Cuba aud PortoKlco, no matter how Btrong their lovemay be for Bpaln, will obey with un-flinching firmness the law of thechurch."

rtcai-iM-u io.ua in hokea.In an interview In the Young Womau

Mrs. Kishop, the traveler, says: "lu Koiw you never see girls out of doors lu theday-tim- e except some of the lower classesirolng to the wells, aud they are tied upao that no oue can see theiu. Womenonly go out in the capital of Korea whena great bell sounds lu the evening. Whenthis Is heard all men must retire to theirhouses. Th ouly men who may go outare those going to a druggist's with aprescription aud those who are blind.And aa men are deceiver the world over,it la not surprising that a great manymen are "blind,' aud that a great mauyhave to go to the "druggist's" when even-ing ooinee. Iudeed, the number of hypo-crites who go about tapping with a stickla rather ludicrous."

O WULll KMl'IMATK.Th commercial editor of the MlmiS'

apoll Journal estimate the yield thisyear for the three states at lUO.OOO.iJUObushels, as agaiust rki.UKJ.Oou bushel lu1K'j7. This Is distributed as follows:Minnesota yield, 8(0,CXK); acreage.6,& 1,000. North Dakota yield. :i,HO0,lHJ(i;acreage. .,7(0,000. ttoutu Dakota yield,Sd.OOu.OOO; acreage, S,(sjo,UOU. Totalyield. 1W,(WO,000; acreage, 13,200,000.

Tte arerng yield per acre ehnwn hwI'lrK., h'WiTr. lln the total yield

m.l.i ui'liiH.e of an Increase ofacrrhire of atmii'. t.om.uo acre. Tl erewill be ix.me eurprtw. The glowingriKrtn to tit trade fur two week willbut be eimtaiiied with unanimity. Thereare uk pluce, and the crop cannotfairly bit failed a "bumper" yield, thoughthe total yield le well np to IH'.io'hfamoue record. Since) 1 KUft there huebeen a large Increase of acreage, ao thatthe yield thle year per acre will not be a"bumper" average. It 1 good aa toquality, and it quite general distribu-tion will mean much for the generalprosperity of the northweet.

A HKtOill HKk.AHI.Xt ffAKThe war with ttpalu now ended In

pence In Hnmehat of a record breakingwar. and the great Tlctory accomplUhedIn 114 day at a cuet of $i60,i,ou0 audthe loes of the comparatively small num-ber of 6(0 lire, is scarcely equalled Inhutory. A glance at the following facterelating to the great wars of this cen-tury shows this to be true:

turkey versus Kngland and Knsxla,117 to IMS, nve year; mtinialMl ciatl toKugiaud and Kuneia, AiOO.mni.ium; loee olIHe for all Involved celiuiated at sfc'iU.CM).

Turkey versos Knelaud, Kuseia audFrance, Wli to lH'-- two years; eettmatedPoet to the allied powers, il&ll.OWUiUi;lime of life tor allied powers rxlluialed at

Crimean war. ih.3 to lHn, two yearsaim seven moutns; Kngileh lose In lire.M,(M; rreucn ium in lire, (13,iium Hitssiau lo--e In life (largely from camp disease), oki.imi; Ciml to Miglaml, f K).Ui,

H'; to trance, $ 125.U i.itmi; to Kuwia,wm.inm.iiuu.Austria versus Krance and Sardinia

Auril 23. to July 12, lto!. i davsellmaled rest to Austria, f s&,UUO.UU;

Austrian lose or lire. it.UHj.Austria versus Prussia and Italy, June

IH, 1MU, to July J, INiifl, an (ls:eetlmated awt to Austria, tjo.uuo.wju; Austrian loss or lire, 7,au.

Krauoo Pruselau war, July IS, 1H70, toFebruary 2i 1S7I; au loss of life,12..si; Krenrh loMof life, H.s'.iui; warludemnlty of t rance, fl.wio.utiu.imi.

luiko-Kussia- n war, April, 1 7, toJanuary, Hl, ten months; Turkish loseof life, ltl2.(i; HusHian line of life, Mt,.W 7U; ooet to Kuseia, (DOU.UOO.UUO; cost toTurkey, $7WI,(iO),uoO.

The civil war of the Cnlted Stateslasted four years and one mouth and costthis government nearly liuou.iiiKi.ouoI he Mai loss of life on both sides wasabout l.UUMKXJ.

What a great tribute the showing la toPresident McKintey and the wisdom ofall our war department officials; andwhat a rebuke to those unthinking peo-ple who have been and are still engagedIn senseless criticism.

The Phoenix Herald warns other townsto Qght shy of the follow who got out adirectory recently there. That papersays: "Phoenix ha not recovered froma 'city directory' that Is a holy terror InIts way, as la deficient and misleading. Inalmost every line of business aud everyletter of the alphabet. The same parties,we understand, are working other townsof tb territory."

An eastern paper objects to the com-mon habit of embrolderlug the star onsilk flag In gold Instead of white. Theobjection la well taken. Old Glory 1good enough to red, whit and blue, andneed no new colors.

Tbi sixth annual convention of theCalifornia Bankers' association will beheld at San Krauclsco September 15, IDaud 17. All bauker of the territory ly-ing west of the Rocky mountains are In-vited to attend.

lUvolutloa la Italy.The recent bread riots In Italy are be-

lieved to be simply mutterkugs beforethe storm. The trouble Is the people areovsrlaxed. A great part of their earn-ings Is taken by the government. Astime go by the crisis approaches, andthe end Is likely to be the same as lu theAmerican revolution. Many men andwomen try to do too much. They over-tax their hystem as governments overtaxtheir subjects. Then comes a breakdown. The stomach, kidneys, liver audnerves are affected, what Is required Isa medicine like Ilostetter' HtomachHitter to restore the etrength, aud buildup new aim healthy tissues. Any druggist will supply It, and the suffsrer willbe astonished after tukiuit It to see howquickly it acts.

Buprama Court.In th territorial supreme court on

Tuesday afternoon aud Wednesday thecelebrated W'hlt Ash mlus cases wetbeing argued. Colonel U.K. Twitehellrepresented the defendants and Messrs.Claney and Kleld the plaintiffs. Mr.Claucy opened the case, Mr. Twitehellfollowed aud Mr. Field closed.

Wallow Jaundice Curad.Suffering humanity should be supplied

with every meaus posellile for Its relief.It is with pleasure we publish the following: " I ins is to certify that 1 was a ter-rible sufferer from yellow Jaundice forover six months, aud was treated bysome of the Iswt physicians In our city,and all to no avail. Ir. Hell, our drug-gist, recommended Klectrlo Hitters, audalter taking two bottles, I was entirelycured. 1 now take great pleasure lurecommending them to any person suffering from this terrible malady. I aiugratefully yours, M. A llogarty, Lexlugton, Ky." Sold by J. H. O Hlelly & Co.

W. C. T. U.The Woman's ' hristian Temperance

union will meet In the frout room of theCollege building, Krlday, August 'M, at7:30 p. m. A cordial Invitation to all.Kuth J. Stamm, secretary.

What You Needii-- i . . .vt urn your sirviiL'tn is crone, vonliavo no appi'tito, are tired, weak audWithout ambition, Is IIhihI's Hisaia-rill-a

to purify ainl cnrii li your IiIihh),stimulate your stomucli ami ijive youetrriiith. IIoihI's Sursiiurilla, is theOno T'ruo lllouil 1'urillir.

Hood '8 PillsTirTlie llvoranilbow-els- ,art fusily yet lu'onijitly. Koc.

'Ilroui ho IllU'a" Wounds."Hroncho Hill," or William Walters,

charged with robbery, was operated onyesterday at the penitentiary. Thewound lu the shoulder, received duringhis resistance of arrest, Is more severethaa Imagined at first. The llgauieutIn his shoulder are badly torn, and hisarm will have to be amputated. It Issaid he endured the suffering when beingoperated on with a good deal of uerve.New Mexican.

l.trrtOotly Hmi ao.Catciin li I an.lv CuU.iirlir, the muat won

iltill'il iluiJua! ilirowrv tlie a.'e, i.eaa-an- tuuil leftvaliinu tn the tunie, art ifenlly

anil inailWi'ly (ill alilneta. Ilvi riinil Imtvela,lliu rnlirn atal. in, Ul.l n.lila,cum lieuiliiulie, Irv. r, lmhltu.il nnliulica

ami bllinuaiieaa. I'lraan buy ami try a bosof (.'. C !. In m y ; lu, ii', Mi renia. Huldautlguarauleeil Ui cur by all Uru.gila,

Our musllu underwear Is manufac-tured by oue of the leading manufacturers in tlie couutry. Full cut. wellsewed, aud sold on their merit, at exoeediugly low prices. Uoseuwald Bros.

NEW MEXICOTAX COLLECTIONS.

Reports of the Collectors From AllCounties of the Territory.

SHOVVINQ FOR TIIK

Territorial Treasurer Kldodt has receivedtaxes collected for the month of July:

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Bernalillo.... Iin ens t oi' SimIhmii M in t i: is s1117; 8,3"S C7 C7 HI 4N lll'J S7 4')' V) 10 4A B.H'I 'J

Socorro Imiii, 7n in ut oh 4 hs l4 soIMM7 5u 41 Ml) 7f. fto 7o 411 tin lol 67 V 37 :S 4fl

Santa Ke sr 5 n- - I n ol 7 Rixwi 7s s a J mi ini S7IMH7 KM M I'll r. I NO SO 4:i K hi filth sr.7 ho

Taut I si'7 ui'j an cn 7n 7:1 in 07 87 la 7 10 n:m osSanMisuel.. Istr ai uj 7 imi :i HI 16

I sum HI 17 H 47 111 IIS HOhi7 4l vn 04 VII S 4M 84 Mil 67 4A 14 14 613 iS

Orant I sun 1 711 1) HI I in mils:Ixml H7 III 10 Ho 17 4 4I hi. 7 S7H Hil 1M imi hi 84 4H fi.t I'ilSn OH I.OHtt 44

Sierra imhm hi a 4 .... I a asmi7 S7'4 n.-- 1U7 is 45 SI 4H 04 X'i'l l i I IIH 1.0M4 M

Rio Arriba .. I7 B44 o ss ii.i 11 si ('47 eoV 'aleiii la .... IH7 4H Ril 1IH4 J 8 4'J HP (in HU On HH 4i K".11San Juan lsi7 IV" 'Jl ;i."l ill HU all" isivnsiI ii inn s7 e7u im in 07 H7 4s r.a i? I hi mi hi 1.117 7flI'ultal ls7 9.7Hi em ai Kit ft I inn an 4l on IA 1,1 4.:i.'l H5l.un.ulni.r... Ih; 1 114 l' I 47 7j a If. I J mi aw In la ii.i aim aoLiutoln ihh thi 71 n:i a awImi7 1.4SII 7n 47(1 fr. lull on Ilia HI ami 14 17 9,415 40'Dona Ana ... iswr. ui HI a ;Isml I 1 OH H a I ... 14 HI

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NEW MEXICO NEWS

kANTA B.

From the New Mexican.Hanta Ke Is suffering fron a scarcity

of painters aud paper hangers.Professor K. A. Velts will take charge

of the United States government Indianschool In this city about September 1, assuperintendent, relieving Colonel T. M.Jones.

Iltas Sandoval brought In two wagonloads of green chill from Pen Hlauca.He disposed of the same to J. W. Conway& Sou, proprietor of th Bon Ton res-taurant.

Arrangement for holding the horticultural fair In this city on September 7,8 aud U next are going on satisfactorilyand the fair will be a success. Liberalrailroad rate bars been secured by thefair management and the attendancepromise to be large.

With a larg force of woikmen at threbuilding of the capltol the buildingmight be completed for occupation byJanuary 1, '9U. Aa It Is, It is not believedthat the building will be tit for occupa-tion and use nntll about the first ofMarch next or later.

There 1 eutlrely too much "warpaint" whlxky belug sold in this city. A15 ceut bottle of whisky usually leads upto a shooting or cutting scrape. If thecity officer will arrest all persons founddrunk and disorderly and make them paya fine or work on the streets these nightlybacchanalian revels will stop.

IIIKT WINUATIS.

Special Corrnpontlenr.KortWiugate, N. M, Aug. ery

heavy rains have been visiting thisvicinity quite often for the past month.

Mr. Graham, Miss Gregg and MissGrayson, of Zunl, are guests of Dr. andMrs. Nichols.

The post Is under quarantine on ac-count of the numerous cases of small-pox reported to be In the neighborhood ofGallup.

John II. Young, signal sergeant of theUnited Slates army, who has Just recent-ly returned from Santiago de Cuba onsick leave, was tendered a dance and sup-per last ulght lu the post hall. SergeantVoung delivered very appropriate ad-dress on the battle of Santiago and at theclose of bis address proposed three cheersfor our boy lu Cuba and they were givenwith a hearty good-wi- that aroused thewhole garrison. Supper was anuounoedat 11 JO o'clock and the march tor sup-per was commenced aud all present pro-nounced It grand. Dauclng was re-sumed at 12:30 aud lasted until about2:30 o'clock. Kveryon considered theevening well spent and gave three cheersfor Sergeant Young.

Several young men of this post left forthe Zunl mountains last week, lookingfor a suitable place to hav a danceBoys, what waa the matter with thedance? WiNiiATK.

LA VBUAS

Krnm the Optic.Hoy A. Schroder, late of Albuquerque,

Is now day for J. S. Kodee, atthe Antlers.

Conductor Drury reports an army ofgrasshoppers between Thatcher aud Karl,Colorado, uear Trinidad, distance oftwelve miles, where the hoppers are asthick as disturbed bees coming out of ahive.' The Bueua Vista ranch, formerlykuown as the Romero ranch, about livemiles south of town, has been sold to J.H. Q'ligley, of Sedalia, Mi)., who Is ex-pected to arrive lu a few days. J. P.Keideuour, who has been manager of theranch aud representative of the BuenaVista Itanch Co., will leave for Missouri,accompanied by his wife, as soou as hecan dispose of the personal property, ineluding stork, crops aud utensils.

A case of smallpox has at last appearedon the west side, some distance south oftli plaza. A family went out to Geronl-in- o

to assist tn the wheat harvest, and onreturn a tour year old boy broke out withsmallpox. Yellow tUgs have been placedabout the premises, the family has beeuquarantined aud every effort will bemade to prevent the contagion fromspreading. All other member of thefamily have previously had the disease.

"Our" Caaaall Hob bail.A. R. Cassell, who was foreman of an

Kl Paso street barber shop for manymouths, and who a short time agoopened a barber shop at Lordsburg, N.M.,writes to a trieud here that his shop wasburglarized last Sunday night aud thateverything In the place, even to thesmallest articles, was removed. Mr.Cassell ha not th least Idea who th

MONTH OP JULY.

returns from the following counties of

IfE Totals.c -D 3 .

robbers sre and in his letter request hisfriends to keep a look out for any ona'temptlng to sell the goods In this city.Mr. Cassell has met with many adversecircumstances In th last few year.At on time In Albuquerque he owned awell equipped barber shop, a comfort-able home and other property, but lurkturned BKainst him and he virtually losteverything, lie is reliable, sober, audIndiHtrlous, but the force of thesequalities was not sulllctent to stay thedownward course which his businessaffairs had taken Kl Paso Herald.

Tha Host Kentadj for Pint.Mr. .ohn Mathias. a stork

dealer of Pulaski, Ky. says: "After suffering for over a week with flux, and myphysician having failed to relieve me, Iwas advised to try Chamberlain's Colic.Cholera and lMarrhoea Iteuiedy, and havethe pleasure of stating Hint the halt ofone bottle cured me. Kor sale by alldruggists.

We have used Chamberlain' CoughIteuiedy In our home for many years audhear cheerful testimony to Its value as amedicine which should be In every fam-ily. In coiiffhs and colds we have foundit to be elllcaclous and In croup andwhooplug cough In children we deem ItIhilispeneible. It. P. KlTTKK, 4127 Kalr-fa- x

ave, St. Louis, Mo. Kor sale by alldruggists.

BOIBL ARRIVALS.

8TURHE8' KtTHOFEAN.St. George Creaghe, Sprlngervllle, A.

T.; H A. Workman, Wlnsiow; K. Marcus,l.os Angeles; (iwynne Dennis, New York;H. G. Yarasoner, Gallup; W. C. Teasdnle,.lr , Ht. Louis; Krauk Moutoya, Bernalillo;Victor Sals, Valencia county; K. M. Sandoval and wife, ( abex in; G. K. Creaghe,w.m. Murray, Arii ns; n. u. Hletcher,Mrs. A. Leonard, Miss Krankie Hletcher,HlHiiil; Uma 1). May, Santa Ke; 11.11.W heelock, til. Louis.

URAND CKN1RAL.W. A. Wilson, Kl Paso; James William-

son, Pueblo; Kdward Sears, Las Vegas;IjOuIr iluutng and son, Los Luuas.

HOT Kb HIGHLAND.

G. K. Hopkins, Klhera; J. R. D. Meeds,Las Angeles; J. A. Krournn, Kddy, N. M;A. II. Hilton, San Antonio, N.M: Geo.Royal, Jr., Chicago; J. V. Keys, Las Vegas;Helen and Hertha Higgasou, KausasCity.

Directionsin every package of Schil-ling's Best tea.

Follow them no matterwhat tea you use. mIn the supreme court of the territory

tn the case of Komulo Garcia, plaintiffIn error, vs. Jesus Caudalerla, defendantlu error, the judgrueut below was atfirmed. This was a suit brought by Gar-cia for seven years' wage at $30 permouth. Garcia being the ofCandaleria and living with him as oue ofhis family, under such circumstances Itwis held by Judge Crumpacker that hecould uot recover without proving aspecific contract to that effect. This theplaintiff cjuld not do and Instructedthe jury to return a verdict for the de-fendant. Garcia appealed to the supremecourt and that court has affirmed theJudgment of the court below. Warren,Kerguseon .V Gillette for the plaintiff Inerror, and W. I). Lee and T. 0. Moutoyafor defendant In error.

There will be a regular meeting ofCottonwood Grove No. 2 Woodmau Circlethis eveuiug at eight o'clock. Afterbusiness Is over there will be a treat Instore for all. All meiulwrs are earnestlyrequested to attend. By order of theworthy guardian, Mrs. M. A. Hlioup.Miss Mamie Hlioup, clerk.

Hon. II H Kergiisson, who was atSanta Ke on legal matters connectedwith the Garcia Caudalerla case beforethe supreme court, returned to the citylast uight.

Slove repairs for any stove made.Whitney Co.

AwardedHighest honors World ! Fair,

Gold Medal, Midwinter Fair.

D1X

mmCREAM

EEAEflN6'

A Par Grape Cream ol Tartar Powder.

40 YEARS THE STANDARD.

Donahoe Hardware Co.CORNER RAILROAD AVENUf! AND THIRD STREET.

THE GREAT MAJESTIC

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THE GREAT MAJESTICWe Carry the Largest Line of Steel Ranges in

the Territory.

inn11 mm rfrirmm niiimTUG SULPHUR SPRINOS

WASON & TPIMBLE, Props.

The beat (quipped four-hor- a; In tha Southwest From Thorn-ton la the famou Sulphur Sprinrt in the Jmex Mountains. Leave ThorntonTiKadaya. Thuradayt and Saturday at . u m. arrive al Bland 12 doom leaveBland at I p. m. and arrive al Sulphun at 5 p. m. Stage returns from Sulphurson Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridayv Parties leaving Jbuquerqu on Satur-day can spend Sunday in th mountains.

Round Trip Ticket Sale by

W. L. TRIMBLE & CO., - AlbuquerqueiiLLLiiiiiiiisiijjiijjiiiiiJiJijjiiiiiiiiJiiiiijijiiiJiijmnjiJi:

E. J. POST & CO.,

BUCKEYE MOWERS.We Carry a Full Line of Buckeye Mower Repairs. Thomas Atl-Ste- el

Easy Dump Rakes. Milburn and Studebaker WagonsWrite for Prices. Mail orders given prompt attention.

ATjUTTOTTTmQTJTl

W. L.TR1MBL.FJ & COLivery, Sale, Feed sod Transfer Stable?

Second St., Rtilrjd nr' ( Vfip -

Horat and Moleia Bvftht and R;-!uBf- lflAqnta tor Colanbaa E.rgjy (.'sussar,Th Ut Taraoata let CM.'.

CARRIAGE REPOSITORYCarriage, Road Cans, Spring Vtgoia, VictoriasBuggii, Phaetons, Etc., for Sale. : : :

A4dm W. i TTUMRLE C0 41i3qnirrn. Stw Mexico

TheGovernment

Is borrowing monry for thepurpose of defending and pro-tecting the country. To thisend it will pay 3 per cent in-terest for 20 years, and thenpay back the principal in full.

S'ou can defend and pro-tect your home and family bypaying the J per cent interestonly and never have to paythe principal. Moreover, youmayn't have to pay even theinterest for as long as 20 years

it may be you'll only pay itfor one year.

You do this by means oflife assurance, the defenderand protector of the homes.

THE EQUITABLELIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY

OF THE UNITED STATES.

"SlroilKest In lilt' Wurlil.'

WALTER N. PARKI1UR5T,(ieneral Mtintiier.

Ni'W Mcsito mid Arizona It!.irtinr!it.Ai.eryfKHQi K. N. M.

KKAt. SUsTATIC UAHOalM,

Btone houee, with four lote, on HouthHeconii etreet, etadle, clitrkeu Iioiuhw.etc.. Olllj

Two Iota ou eolith Kilitli etreet, only

Brick honee of three rooum ou northFourth etreet, ouljr fl.lMi.

Kor Hale Three Iota anil live roomhoiiH 011 the Highlainle, gomt location,hliaile treee, ete. la dreiraiile propert;ami looateil on Silver avenue; fi.t wo atiargala K H Uunliar, 'IM tloul avenue.

Kor eale ani'lien of ell elzee anilfrom one mile from poMtotllce

to live mllee out, at low pricee.Hoiue giNNl liiiHiiiee iroierty on 1111-roa-

avenue, tioltl avenue ami Kirststreet.

tiiKxl houee on Marhle avenue at a lowirlee.

Kor rent Klve room hotme liathroom, iifar tiaa Kelipe hotel, for oneyear.

It 7011 wlnli bariraltm In Ikuhkh amilota, rail ou K. II. Ihmuk,

324 tinlil Avenue.

Huiua Kanilart larit.Five pouuils tiloeute.Ten pounile 7ft ceut.Fifty potiutU $:i.

Hl.ANl HAKD UKAT ANU Sl I'l l.Y Co.

It Hasns tha Chllilrn.Chumlierlain' Cough Kemeily Una

eaveil the Uvea of thouianils of orotipychildren. It Is al) without au eijualfor 00I1U ami whooping cough.

Ttt SaklUUCa kaat laa ai

Laille', Ml Knee' children' nitiellnaud Cttintirlc nmterwear now on epeclalsale at (ioldeu Rule lry (looila Company

The freeheet stock of etaple and fancygrororiea are to be found at Bell A Co.',becoud atreet.

It you want anything In th bindingor Job printing Hue, call at Thi Citisknollloe.

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for

Hay

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luiimniiMj uuunun mm n

Lee Whig Bros.Chinese Physicians.

For nearly twelve ysara Dr. U Win liasbrrn an liunorrd rmidrnt i f Drnvpr and liasb' en pcinlttrd by tbe skillful use of the worldrsnownwd

CHINESEVEGETABLE

ItEMEDIESTo brlnir liraith and happlneaa to the thoui-nd- i

of the Mlitttd who hJ itmmt Riven uphi pe of ever being cured. Hli grateful p.tirnti are found tit nearly every Mute In thet'mon, hi inedicinea being teut everywheteby mail or ejiprea. There t Kurt'ely a knowndisease whiih thene marvelotta reinedlea willnot cure, but they are eMprcially valuable Inchrnnlc dieaea of all kinds, female com.plalnta, nervtma debility, heart dltveae, at(m-a- i

h trouble, tupe worm, rheuinatiain, bloodpoiaon, aemlnal weakneaa. ayphttia and allriual and privateThette famtiua medit'iuea can be had from

the only American agenu,

LEE WING BROS.The irnowned Chlnrse specialists, lltsn Ijirl-me- r

street, Denver, Consultation free. If youcannot call, writi, Incluauitf stamp fur circular,ami question blsnk. A cure guaranteed ormoney refunded.

About on month ago uiy child, whichIn fifteen months old, had au attack ofdlarrtupt accompanied by vomiting. 1gave it Much remedlea aa are ueuallyk veil In auch caxea, but aa nothing gaverelief we aeut foj a phyetcian, aud it waeunder hie rare for a week. At thi timethe child had beeu ale k for about tendayx, and waa having about twenty-liv- eoiwratioua of the bowela every twelvehour, and we were convinced that unieeeit aoon obtained relief it would not live,rhamlierlaln'a folio, Cholera and Diar-rhoea Keuiedy waa recommended, aud Idevideu 10 try it. 1 aoon noticed achange for the better. Ky Ite continuediwe a complete cure waa brought about,ami It la now perfectly healthy. C. 1..HngiTH, Stutnptown, (iiluier county, WeetVirginia. For Hale by ail druggleta.

Haiw la Ouiahe.The round trip, good for thirty day,

coete 4tl.70. The round trip good to return uutil November 15 coetH Korfurther particular Inquire at the ticketolllce. W. B. Tbull, Agent.

ror Owl nriy Vaara.An Oi.u and Wki.l-Tuii- u It km my.

Mm. V IiihIow'm Hoot hi 11 g Hyrup hasbeen ued for over Ufty yeara by millionsof mothere for their children while teeth-ing, with pertecl eiicceee. It noothee thechild, HofttMm the guinn, allay all pain,cure wind colic, and Ih the beet remedyfor diarrhoea. It In pleamtut to the taete.Sold by druggiHU lu every part of theworld. Tweuly-rlv- e eente abottle. luvalue la incalculable. Ke mire aud aukfor Mrs. VMiimIow'h Soothing Hyrup, andtake no other kind.

Chaap ttatea tu I'luelnnatl.Kor the meeting of the (1. A. K. ticket

will be old on September 1 and t toCincinnati and return for $i2.C.. Theywill lie good for return until SeptemberCI, which limit may be extend untilOctober 2. lH'.m. They will be for

only lu both directionW. B. Tklll.

lli'aul 1 llluod Deep.f lian a dim sUin. Xo

without it. ( ,,ki .iiviH, I ,in,h t atJi.ir-- t' our blood and ki . p it i li.iii,

atllTinii lii the l.iv Inn- an I m,. u im.(Ulltl.s tlolll n. v, l,.K,, tu.lav toll.llll.ll MIII,, M, Inula, ll. H, .., klM,lH,and thai su l.lv luhoiia oiii,.Mon bv takingt'liw nri'ia- ,- hfauly ior ti n i nu. All drug-gisl-

aalurui tiou guuiautied, Iw, SOc.tOc,

ST. IBESSanta Fc, Now Mexico.

FALL TKKM OIVKNS HErTKMHKU 1.For 1'iiitu ul.ir s Apply to

Ho I for

Hot....H

Springs. OldCOPPERSMITH PREMIER.

Is Kndnrsed 1

THE BANKS,LEADING LAWYERS,

and BUSINESS MEN.

N.W. ALGER,Agent for New Mexico.

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SANTA TO,

mmrnir. ni.irfw,

Lata

Lumbar

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BROTHER BOTULPH.

JemezJOHNSTON ,t .MOORE'S

F.imous Stasis Leave

EVERY TUESDAY MORNING

;i7For theLlvsry Kel an I Hales Stable.

WKS prt of tii city f.ir onlrTelephone No New ne No. lit

AVESUB, Bel. Seconl and TllrJ Sis

Ali Agent for the beit HL'ILMXfl and LOAN ASSOCIATION.

HTOCK HAf.K. MONKY TO LOAN.INFill.

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LADIK. NEW MEXICO.

SISTER SUPERIOR.

Academy of "Our Lady of Light"IIOAKDINi; MrilOlll. HIK

AND YOUNU

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1874

AND DAY

foaofl-Tlt- T

SISTERS OIF1 LORETTO.Tli 40th Aratleinic Term Will Open Monday, Kept. 5th, 1898.

and Kive.ihle clnnaii" I heliuihlinu ih furtnhea ttironwhout with intMU-n-i cunveiiieiicee, lnclmlihif tfmht't, dot anl cold btllin, Ac,I hrcoutfw of inttiucthin rmniiritri rvrrv hranrti contributltiff to a thorniiffh and refilled

ediit Htti.n. Muni- mm1 Art receive siwcml attention.ror t il,

Whitcomb Springs and Health Resort,Eighteen miles east of Albuquerque, N. M.

Open All tlie Year.Good accomodations at reasonable rales. The following ii the

analysis of one of the various springs at the Resort:Sodium chloride, grains per gallon 1927

sulphate, grains per gallonCalcium carbonate, grains per gallon 8.1896Magnesium carbonate, grains per gallon 1.5188

Total IWater delivered in the city. Conveyance leaves Albuquerque

for the springs every Wednesday and Saturday morning,

FikRZS EXX XSilLCZX WAY.Order slate at O. W. Strong's, corner Second street and Copperavenue, Albuquerque, New Mexico.

H. G. WHITCOMB. Proprietor.VV M . CHAPLIN,

teyrg'fft A compTN W Don

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Natlva andChieago

Building Faparmock

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BY

Calcium

loto Stock of tholas tShoes ind Sli)pers.

Button andaco hc s of All

Good Goods at Low Prices.113 Railroad Avenue. Albuqueroue. N. M.

fcSTABLISHF.D 1878.

L. B. PUTNEY,s"Oid Rellable"

Wholesale GrocerFLOUJi, GRAINPROVISIONS.

Farm and Freight Wagons 1RAILROAD AVENUE, : : i ALUUQUERQ'JE. N. M.

iiL2azxz;t.:. .,AaJFirst St. Lead

trlHi th I.arffwt tut1Must SiUtnalv block of-- tstai'JjK : gkoceries:- -

To ba rnaad iouUisrasl.

!nh, Dcon,

i:aii, flutir,lluii, Ctmen

I'm nmti.rtfAve., Albuquerque

ALLDRUGGISTS

CANDY

CATHARTIC

ioc -- VMTTPAlm

ZEIGER CAFE IQUICKBL & BOTHE, P; ou..

(Bunnwwra to Kran M. Joiim.1

Finest WliisUes, Imported and Domestic Wines tsd CumiThe Coolest and Hlfhcst Grade of Li;er Serrei

Finest Billiard Hall In tho Territory.Finest and Best Imported and Domestic Cigars

XYf

THE EXCtLLtNCE OF SYRLT OF nGSl lnr not only to Dip originality nnlimplicit; of tlio combination, but aim

to tlio cnre and kill with wliioh It inmanufactured y ni'waknown to the Cai ipouma Kiu 8vri'Co. only, and we wish to linprpw uponall the importance of ptiriliHMli(f thatrue and original ri'tnoilv. As the(rrnuine Syrup of Fiir In ninnufnrtum)by the C'Ai.iroiiNiA Fin Kraup Co.only, a kmrnlrvliro of that fart willaywiat one in aoidin(f the wortll'wImitalinna manufiirturrd liyothrr par-tlo-

The hlh atanl!nr of tho Cam-Mhm- aFin Nvhup Co. with the medi-

cal prnfenninn, anil the aatiafactionwhich the ffnniiic Syrup of Flira lifrWen to million of families, makesthe name of tho Company a (ninrantyor tne rxct'lk-nc- of lti remedy. It israrla advance of all other laxatives,a It acta on the kidney, lirer andbowels without irritating or weaken-ing them, and it does not gripe nornauxoate. In order to get it beneficialeffects, plenne remcmltcr the came ofthe Company

CALIFORNIA TIC SYRUP CO.am ruA.irixcff. est.tonsnu r, a,. new rsitr,

MEDAIliYClTlZKN.Ttrw of RibMrlpUna.

I'atlT, by mall, one year $9 00t r . br mull, mi months .. a oo(ilr. br mail, three montfia 1 AO

ally, by mall, one month R0Pally, br carrier, one month ?ltWeekly, br mall, ef rear 00

ins 1JA1I.T IITUM will be delivered Intne city at tne low rate of yo renin per week,nr for 75 centa Der month, when tialtl monthlv.Three ratea are leas than thoae o( any otherami j paper in lue Territory.

DVKHTISINU HATK9 made known ona. application at tne omca oi publication.

THK CITIZKN )ob nfflce la one of the beataonthweat, and all klnda of Job print.n la eieculed with Deatnesa and it loweat

cricva.THK BINDKRY, Inet irtderl. la enmplets

ma wrii aura iu au any aina or oioaine;.THK CITIZKN will be handled at the officeA .Stiharrlptlona will be collected by li. 11.1 1. toh, or can be paid at the other.NOTICK la hereby given that orrlera givenunon Tmb Citivmm svlll notb, honored ouieaa previously endoreed by theprujririiira.THK CITIZKN la on aale at the followingIn the cltyt 9. K. Newcomer, 11 laRailroad avenue; llawley'a Newi Depot, SouthSecond atreet: O. A. Million A Cue, No. lionRailroad avenue, and liarvey'a hating liouaeat the depot.T"K FRKK LIST The free Hat of TaaA CIT1T.BN embracee Notlcea of Klrtha,

h unerala, Deatha, Church Servlcea andnitertalnmrnt where no attm lesion larharaed

UUbHKS & Mi H Hi. Ml,Kditoraand Publisher.

TIME TABLES.Atehlaon.Topek & Santa Fe

riOkTIIMORTI ArrlveaNo. 1 California kavreae 7:'JApmNo. 17 Kiprrea StHn pm

SOI Nfl) DOITI l.eaveaNo, Atlantic hipreaa 10:4rpmNo. Sa laical Kipreaa 7:V!kpm

raoai THsaoDTM Arriveano. St Local Kipreaa 6:r0pmaoixo aocT LraveaNo. 11 Mexico kipreaa ......l:uf ara

Santa Fe Pacific.raoMTHSwsiT. Arrlvea

wo. a Atlantic hi lrr 10:'4ntm. aotNO wbst. Leaveano. iraciDC Kipreaa 0:06 pm

No. 1 and 1, Pacific and Atlantic Kipreaa,have Pullman palace drawing riMim cara, tour.Ut ileeplng cara and chair cara between chlC4Ao and Loa A narlea and San I" ran im.'o.

Nix. al and a. Meilcn and Local Kipreaa,,V Pullman palace cara and clialr can Iromr.i raao to nanaaa chv

W. H. TRI'I.L, Joint A cent.

SANTA FE ROUTE.Atchison, Topeka A Santa Fa By. Co

Santa Fa Pacific R. R. Co.

Condensed lime Table 46, Effective Haj 30, '98W KMTBOCN 1) BABTHOCNU,

STATIONSNo.l No.

10.00 o Chicago 0.00 pll.'ju a Kanwia C ity 7 06 a7.o p Denver 6 00 p4.a; a La Junta 1.60 aH 40 p Alhiiuiirrque 10. 'i6 p3"0 a Wlngate 6. as p

tlalliip ft II pS.MM It llnlhrook 141 p

60 a WiomIow W 86 p0.46 a h laitatarl 10.16 I

11.10 p Wllllania o.lO a1J 10 p A.h Kork 8.U6

1 49 p Aak Kork 7 10 aa.av i Jrr-im- Jc 6 0d a4. JO pi Preacott 4.16 a7.56 p CoiiRreaa Jc 14 40a

lo.no p Pliu-lll- s lo.oo p

la 6 p A ah Kork 7 40 a3 fi6 p Peai h Silting. 11.66 a4 aj p liinamun a.40 iD.II6 p The Nredlea 11. 116 p7.66 p Ulnar 10.10 p

10 06 p HaKdnd 7.00 p1S HI) a I mh Rett 4. an p

1 oil a lliir.tow 4.10 Da 6o a Kramer 11.60 a4 16 a Mnlave 10.00 a8 HO a Loa Anvelea U.46 a1 16 p San Illrmi 7.00 a8.40 p Snn KralulHCo 4.80 pPullman Palace and Tourist Sleeping Cara

dally IhroUKh brleen Chirujro and California.Thetirand t anyon ol the Colorado can te

reached ouly by tbia line.W. B. Tki'li..

Joint Aveut.

Kntry No. a19.aTullce for Publication.Land Ollii cut Santa Ke. N. M., I

AiiMti.t 'a, 1mm. (Notice la hereby given that the following,

named settler haa filed notice of hm Intentionto make Una! prool In support of his claim, andthat aaiit proof will be made before the registeror receiver at Santa N. M.. on Scptt-inhe-l i. Ihi'H, vi: William rraaer, for the Sh'i NW1,, NKi( SWli, arc. 16, 1 H N, K W k,

I Ir namra the following witnesses to prtiveIn. continuous rrsiilriirr upon anil cultivationol tiaid land, vn : Salvador hachli ha, of Chilill jK.iinoii Moutova, of Albuuurriiie; ManiiriI oitlrrrrl. of I Inlill, anil Ailtfiialin ti urulr. ofSail Antonio via Alliuiiirriiie.

Mam kl. K. Oikro, Keglstrr.Legal Nolle.

LHt Will ami Trstamrnt of Aleiamler P.I.illil.uy, llrrcasril.

I'o Marhara K. l.UHl.av. William Lindsay andV lllle i linver. rmltlcnta ol Alhiiuueoiue, N.M ., ami to all lioin it may com rtn

oil aic hrichy nulitird that the alli-uc- lastill .mil trnlami'iit of Alei.milrr P. LimUay,

l.itr ot the it mill V of itrfiiahllii and t itnry ofNew ilfi t'a.cil. has tiri-- prodiu ciland read in the piol.au- l imit il the county of

of Nt-- Men. o. at an al.lumped rear n lar term thereof, hrld on the 1stit.i v of A UK utit, I mm. and the d.i) ol the pno iiimot said last will and u Hn t,yopkr ol tlir juilyrof s.ilil court llit tixt--fur Mnnday, the Mb day I'l September, A. !lHim, term of said court, at 10 o clia k in thefiiletloon of said daytriveu under my hand ami (he seal of sanl

coiiit, this 1st day ol August, A. 1.Ihkal lHim.

J, C. HA! PMIlii.K.Plubate Clerk.

kJtil.lcnuKS W AN ! Kl I. AIMI S OKi 1 ueiitlrinrn. tor out i omplrte sets of Juvell-.lavs- ,He lionks fr the kai-- set has fourhiH'k. Kt.iilrd fitr little ones t.t iiniun ill' folks.rash hook, i harnnnw drliji I, tl ill, captivatingI 'm rs ranr f loin 6Ui to ra fto. Lai u'e book.,each ovrillowmar with hal'pyTremendous sellers. Notlnnu like them, rourin .N I to. ktoldcli harvest lur ciiriyrlic workers.

I'redll Hivell. k reight p.iul. Holiest lllllllsaloli.. t lilllit with aamplrs of all foiu bonkstree. Send lwel e '4 i ent stauii.s for Pavuiapart only of the pustaire alone. Ilrop all tr.i.hand clear e;i'( a uioiith with our enilniieJiucniira '111 K N A I IONAL IIDDK ,

JUVhMl.h liKPT.. (. II IC dt J.

LtvM'l luljai'iuaiit and Hmuhs laur l.lla Ana).To quit loti&i'co easily and forever te man

fietlc. full of hie. nerVH uikI viifor. take f.o'lu-Itac- ,the wonder w.irker, that make weau un a

strong All drLf tfisia, Mc or li. Curetfuarualeed Booklet and sample tree. Addreaabutrllog KtmtHl Co, CUlcao or New Vora

iJtteMt Dovellle in pompadour auJ slJoCWiuba. lloemawalj brothent.

THB H0QDI SNAKB OANCB.

An Intcrtstlnr Book Lately Unti tijthe Santa Fc.

The wont nomplete and ajraphie daorlpllon of the Mi ijnl snaka dnr arerwrlttnu has Jnat lien !ti'd lug handaoma UMik by th pawnger departmenof the Santa re route. The storywritten by Walter Hough. It is profusely enihflllrilied by hair tones takenfrom original photographs. It dsrrlhpent onljr the snake tlaiire anil theMoqtiis, hut other danrea and ruetom of the Moqnls and neighboringtribes. The piece de resistance,though, Is the snake dance, which thewriter witnessed with It preliminarypreparations from the moment the flrnlaneee of the aim were thrown over theeastern mountains as a signal for the beginning of this fascinating, curloos andgrueeomo Ceremony.

A reader of this book will etijty thedance as if he had seen It and he will, Infact, have almost had the eiperlenceofseeing It. In an appendix there is listof routes aint distances to the Vt i t Ipueblin w hich will be of value to one intending to visit that etrange region ndpsopis of Arls n. Thl book may be eecured rjr annressing the general passengar ofllce of the Hants Ke at Topeka orIe Angeles.

Willi PI E HAKH41K.From Prescott Journal Miner.

Some of the rolnnteers at Whipple arearranging to give concert In Treeoottat an early date. There are several goodmusicians in the ranks there, and theconcert will prove a yery Interesting one

The pay nay at Whipple has madelively tlinee fur the past few days laPrescott. While number of the boyshave become somewhat hilarious and aereral OghU have occurred, there haa beenno serious disorder.

The Good Templars' lodge at WhippleIs to be supplied with badge. Theriioenlx members met Friday evening atthe heme of J. A. Marshall on the westside, and made a number of badges to Lesent to Whipple.

Discovered by a Woman.Another great discovery has been made,

and that too, by a lady In this country."disease fastened it clutches) upon heraim nir eeven years sue withstood itsvermis teew, nut ner vital organs wereiiiueruiineii ami (loam seemed ImminentKor three months she coughed liitvssantly, and could not sleep, hlin Unally dis-covered a way to recovery, by purchasingot us a bottle ot Dr. King's New Uisoov-er- y

for Consumption, ami was so muchrelieved on taking the llrst dose, thatshe slept all night, and with two bottles,has been absolutely cured, ller name isMrs. Luther Luti." Thus write W. C.liainmlck A Co., of fihelhv. N. C. Trialbottles free at J. II. 0'Klelly Co.'s drug"ore. neguiar Bile oo ceilia auil f 1Kvery bottle guaranteed.

The New Capitol.Chief Justice) Mills, Associate Justices

McKle. Leland, I'arker and Cruuipacker,In response to an Invitation from thecapitol rebuilding commission, paid ftvisit to the scene of the capitol rebuild-ing yesterday afternoon, chaperoned byCommissioners Palen and Pope.

The probabilities seem to be that thecapitol will be restored and ready for occupatlon about the 1st of March. Archtteot Rapp says he could have the build'Ing completed sooner If he had sufficientskilled labor, but, depending upon penttentlary labor, tie can not promise anybetter results.

The building will be beauty whencompleted. This was the unanimousverdict of the competent Judicial authorltles who inspected the same yesterday, New Mexican.

A Kleh (lays Mine.For years pa-- t the story of bidden

mines of fabulous richness found herehave been told, but little credence wasgiven to the stories. Home of thesestories may be mythical and some partlytrue.

Report of g rich onyx diposlt In theAlamo canyon have often been told butno one here seemed sufficiently Interestedto prospect for It until recently.

Adam fireere, well known nilur ofthe Organ and lilack mountain districts,was up lu the Alamo canyon prospecting several years ago. Amongother things found by him was largedeposit of onyx. Mr. Breece had speci-men taken by him tested and it provedto be of Qrst-clas- Quality. Owing tothe remoteuees from railroad at thattime, he had kept his And secret untillast Sunday, when he and C. Q. Alexanderagain returned to the onyx deposit,which la about nine miles east of AlumoGordo. They returned here Monday withsome beautiful and valuable specimensof the precious stoue, and from all indi-cations the boys have struck it rich, asthe deposit Is said to show no well on thesurface. Sacramento Chief.

Hocklan'a Arnica Ha.lv.The beet salve In the world for Cuts

Bruises, bores. Lifers. Halt Kheii tit. FeverHores, Tetter. Chapped Hands, Chilblains,Urns, and all Skiu Krupuous, aud positively cures rues, or no pay required.It Is guaranteed to give nerfect sKtiafuc.tion or money refunded. Price 23 ceutsper box. For sale by J. II. O'Uellly &.Co., DrugglHts.

Will Prol.ably Cava.Martiu Lolnnan, the leading merchant

of Las Cruces, returned home this morning. Mr. Lohiuan stated to the hi PasoUerald reporter: "I have fully made upmy mind to close out my present busi-ness at Las Cruces. In Its present shapeIt U too couQulng. I have been tu theMesilla valley for twenty-tw- years, andbegin to feel the need ot occasional recre-ation, (in Thursday next my family willgo for rent aud change of scene to Cali-fornia, aud I am compelled by businessaffairs to remain at home. It Is my pur-pose to build two new, modem businesshouses, aud to put them in the charge ofsound business men who will relieve meIn some measure of business pressures."

Ilia Turn II as Cuiiie.A Missouri recruit was overheard

as follows, says the New YorkWorld: "1 never saw anything like it.Talk aliout the prodigal son and the fatted calf! Vt hy, tliey weren't In it at all!The urodiiral mm dueHii't llinre. I eiinl.lgive him cards and spades and beat hlinout on his own deal. Why, there'snothing too good for me. The folks kissme when I go out and kies me when Icome lu. 1 can take my bicycle In thefront way, a thing 1 uever dared to dobefore. I can smoke la the parlor. Itall goes. Nobody says a word. I neveramounted to anything before. I was al-ways lu the way about the house. Butnow, say, I owu the block. The girls alllook at me as if I were a little deity.V hy, eveu my sister, who never had anyuse for me before said I was stupid aud

JaSWHBBSBe"firm-- Pm'I I to.

II doean'f Intramuch kn" trdireof mnt hematicto fttrurr out thefacta ahout thntdread diKeaaeconsumption.St.vtiiticians longfn demonstrated

thtt one seventhof all the deathin Christendomeach year mm he"afcly attributed

to consumption and alliedUle;tev

There I an slmoat certaincure and s positive preventive lor tnt tntal disease trtaken In time. The story of

li it will do is told in thefollowing letter

" Ahout two and a tii!f ysraM.ii i wiis si flat I. It K.

of Cort.ni Whin, v Cn , Kr,' I wis inkrn witharveie psms in the rhrt. sft-- w in, h t toI "P im'o Hii'i wns niwo won mK),t.

eil w,i. so short wmd.,1 Hint I coldhst-ll- wnlk hsll a nille at one, and ir 1 it thelen- -t hit w'stli.l. I w.mld hsvc ,ti nll. k ofphlhi-i- r and slm,t die f .r slxut twoor inrre u.ivs I conelii'lrd m try I ir It VI'lerc-- sn! I reTslert niv to htm lie wrMeme mat I noul. take ros '(VoLIm MeihrslC'verv. i ty in iistnir it and at.nt siaNittles h irn to thai II wns hrl.,.o conrtitde.) to continue lis use. I ,h.l lln,(ns.r lillltr.n-er- i ,in 111 StreniTin RS'I in Wrtrhll nsve not had the phthisic, nor spit up any" -- '"v 'puna

This great rrmrdy Dr. Pierce's Goldenleiitcal niseovery cures oH per cent of

all larvnyml, bronchial, throat and kindredanertinns wnicn, tt neglected lead tip toconsumption. It strengthen the stomachsun m ikes the appetite keen and heattv.It invigorate the liver and aid the naturalprocc.se of seeretton and cicretion. Itm ike the annilation of the food perfect.it t tne great hiood - maker and Heshhitilder. t dealer will not wipe vott totake a sunstitiite nid to r ' just a good

iot nr. lommon senlllrdlcal Adviser. I' k KE. Mncloae at onecent stamp to cover mailing nlr, to theworm

. . IT., (..kit.a ilensary. - Medical Aoclation..ouii.oo, .s. i,, oir a pajier covered cotCloth binding tin cent esttn. Ita thni:.ml paye loik with over wenhundred r.Iusii.iiion formi rlv sold forf i vi. For limited time can be had forcot ol mniltns;

never could do the right thing at theright time Is doing the loving embraceact every other minute. Why, I believeI could sprinkle the sitting room floorwith ashes and she would never register

kick."Keep Oulat

and use famtierlaln's Colic. Cholera andinarrhoea Kemedy for all pains of thestomach and all unnatural looseness ofthe bowels. It always cures.

WEEKLY CROP BULLETIN.

The following report Is furnished bythe United States department of Agriculture, climate and crop bulletin of theweather bureau. New Mexico section:

The weather for the week ending withMonday, August 32, continued geuerablyfavorable to growing crops, excepting Insouthern portious ot the territory therainfall has not been suftldent for theneeds ot vegetation.and there Is some com'plaint of scarcity of water. Over othersections the scattered showers have beensufficient for growing crops, and reportsindicate very satisfactory conditionThe temperature has been somewhathigher than usual for the season, whichhas had a beueflclal effect on ripeningfruits. It has been good weather for liar'vesting, and late wheat, oats, rye, etc.,have been secured under most favorableconditions.

The third cutting ot alfalfa Is beingsecured In southern sections, but In thenorth much ot the second crop still remains out

The sugar beet crop Is maturing mostsatisfactorily in the lower Pecos valley,although here and there may be a Heldnot up to the mark. Gardens are ma-turing fluely, and string beans, potatoes,peas and etc., are abundant In all localmarkets. Fruits continue to ripen under favorable condltlous, excepting Insome central sections there Is some lossfrom worms. Karly grapes are In theborne market as far north as Albuquer-que Tomatoes are not ripening evenlyat Las Cruces. The melon crop Is ripen-ing fast, and Is very promising.

Ihe following remarks are extractedfrom the reports of correspondent:

Altec C. K. Mead -- The weather durlnirthe past week has been very favorable tothe growth of vegetation ami crop of allkinds have mails good progress. A iroodshower on the lltli was very betiellclalPeaches, apples and berries are doingwell aud continue lu abundance. Pearsami grapes are not yet rlue. Hums arestili cutting their second crop oralfaira,although the) majority have finished. Potatoes, heets, beans and green corn lareileiitiful; melons are riueulng fust.

Highest temperature, U3, ou the Hlh.Kuiufall, 0,;i5.

Beruallllo Hrother Gabriel (Icca- -sloual Que showers, and generally fairweather, very favorable tor erowluircrops, aud fur securing those harvested.Grape are beginning to ripen fast; therain were especially beneliclal to thevines. In general fruits are lookingwell, but late fruit are being damagedconsiderably by worms. Gurdens arematuring lliiely; third growth ofalfallastrong and vigorous. Irrigation ditchesare well supplied with water althoughwith difficulty as the river Is quite lowHighest temperature, tx, on the l'.uhaud 2)tb; lowest til. ou several dales.Khi nfiill.ua i.

Gailiua Soring Jas. K. WhitmoreVery dry herei water Is very scarce andgrass short. Highest temperature, HI.on the l ltli and H'.li; lowest, o ou l'.Hh.llalnlall, trace.

Mesilla Purk Cayetauo ThnmnsonSultry, threatening weather during thepast week, with southerly winds. Thereis a marked scarcity of water, and noprospects for more for some time. Cropsare suffering considerably, and Insectscontinue to do damage. Tomatoes arenot ripening with regularity. Highestteuipeiaturo. tsi, on the Kith aud 17th;lowest. M. ou the 11th. Kalnfall. trace.

Ojo Caliente A. Joseph The weatherthis week has been very favorable forlarvostiug. The yield of alfalfa, wheat.

oats and peas is above the average, notwithstanding the drouth of northernNew Mexico during the early part of theseason. I he highest temperature was Ihj.ou the r.ilh; lowest, 65, ou the loth. Itaiu- -rall, u.io.

Old Albuquerque A. Montoya, Jr.erierally fair weather during the week.

with two light rains. The third crop ofIfaifa Is being cut, and Is turning out

well. Corn has made a strong growth.The Mascot grapes are lu the market;other early grapes are beginning to ripen.Local markets abundantly supplied withhome fruits aud vegetables.

Hanta Fe I . H. Weather Huieau Theweather was warmer than usual, andcloudy and threatening every afternoonuntil Thursday, the lsth, wbeu a heavyrainfall ot nearly au inch and a half luau hour sec me I to clear the atmos-phere. Garden truck has grown well dur- -ug the w eek, horns wheat has been tiur- -

vested and also the second crop of al- -m,.',.market iu abundance. Highest temnerat lire,

, on 17th; lowent 11, ou the sametint!. Kuiufall, Ho.

It. M. HUllHMiK,Section llirector.

Rev. K. 11. Ashmun held divine servicesat Jerome, Arizona, last Buuday, and re-turned to the city lost night. He Is theCougregntional church luhtelonary.

Attend our closing outsale, (iisxl seasonable goods sold atridiculously low prices. KosenwaldBros.

CRAND PRIZE OFFEtr?ON

COni'ETITION OPEN TO ALLAll voti have to tlo is to nve vour Pt.imoml "C" Soup Wrappers and cut l:otr.ulc in.irka from the tniiblle of the outside wr.ippcr, iiml mail tbcin tu I I

Linl.thv I'.it king Co., South l)in.ili;i, Nttir., giving Mmr name .mil nil.r.the number id trade marks sent, lie p.irticnl,ir to at ate the ptwe hi. !i ,,uivb. Wrappers taken Irom unsold tm k ol soap in tit .tiers nuc w ill not li-

st ccpted.

The premiums aragiven In rvchangc tnrDiamond 'C' fvnapwrapper trad marksrmly and sot for anywthcr brand.

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aii.l nmnllille. ineliMliitt the l.tie.' Il.ims Jiiiirn Iim-.- ., '.iii..i.liui, M,.ci,,, ,.fill 1 eiilslne,l,.hn, li liuiu'.ixt "C" r,..., Wis,',, r

WANTED, roH SALR, BENT AND LOSTWan tad.

wanted Boardera and moment. Au- -pij Bi airs. ti. itiner a, aott r. La Are.

ror Bala.For Sale Fnrnltura ot a four room

limine. Inquire at company bourw. No 4,ooiiia i irm nireei.

Native wine. Dare and healthful, atonly 60 cent a gallon at C. A. flrande'eMuonortn Hroadway.

A One aneortment of new farnltnronly, Bt 2(o rxiuth Klrnt Htreet--, cheap forcaeu or iiiMmiiuienj. vtr. v. r tlireile.

Kor aale Roller and engine,power, and 4 horse power gear, withother machinery, at a barirain. ArlilriwaJohn Newlauder, No. 401 eotitli Klrntetreet.

ror Heat.To Rent-4-ro- om hoiue and alfalfa. W.

V. Kutrelle.To Bent Knrnltnre and household

good. W. V. Kutrelle.Kor Rent Two nlt-el- furnlHlied

rooniH. 2iio south Broadway.Kor Ilent I.arire furnUlieil room. An.

ply at bit went Lead avenue.Kor Ileut A fiirnlnheil room on tha

HlKhlauds. AddresM. M. care of TinCitikn.

Kor Kent Rooms fiirntHlieil and im- -fiirnlHhe.i, also light houne keeping. W.v. r uirene.

To Claanao tha HyatotnKfTectually yet Beiitlv. wlien coetlve orbilious, to peruiauently overcome tmlilt- -imi eouHiitiHiiou. to awaken the kl uevsand liver to a healthy activity, withoutirriiaiuixor weuaeuiug mem, to ttlHpeiheailachtvi, colds or fevers, use Hyrtip ofKigs, niaile hy the California Kit Hvrun

(r Loral Interest.Krtim tlie New Urncao, Auk, 3:i.

Mrs. Louis iiaer, who has been here forseveral weeks visiting her Bister, MinnStuub, has left for her home at Albuqueruue, having enjoyed her vlhlt heregreatly.

Hon. Pedro IVrea, of Bernalillo, whocefriends are legion In New Mexico,

by his bright son. A. K. I'erea,who has been at school lu riiilailelphladuring Ihe year, registered at the I'alucehint night, and have most enjoyahlypaused the dsy among Santa Ke friends.

Uini. 11. II Kergusson, of Albuquerque,who enjoys the two-fol- distinction of br-ing New Mexico's delegate In congressaud one of Hie ewuers of the deepest holeIn the territory, is here, a guest at theI'alace. Kefer.-Ui'- is made to the fact thatthe shaft ou the Old Abe gold mine atV. Iilte (inks is down 1.0UI feet.

Nssr Mstlio llorlli ullural Du lsly,For tills ocfSHliin tickets will be sold

on Heiteuiber t, 7 and 8 to Sams Ke andreturn for f l l," fur the ro