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FRIDAY, MAY 31. 107.
Ai.Ergrr.KQrE evening citizen.
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Direct From
The Orient
Large assortment of
China and Jap Mat
tings from
20c per yd. up.
W.V. Futrelle Furniture Co
Cor. Coal and Second
SUES FOR $25.-
0 AWARDED
61-4CENTS
A Member of Friday Club Said
She Was Dishonest. She
Appealed to Court.
NO CONVENTION
FOR WINDY
CITY
Pittsburg. Pa., Miy 31. A verdict
has been returned in favor of Mrs. C.
A. Green in her suit against Mrs.
Annie G. Kiefer, Mrs. .Marie B.
Kramer and Mrs. Annie F. Rafferty,
prominent society women and mem
bers of the Friday Afternobn club, an
exclusive organization, the damages
awarded, however, being only nomi
nal. Mrs. Green had sued for $25.
000, and the Jury awarded her 6 Vi
cents, which places the costs on the
defendants.
The suit resulted from the receipt
by Mrs. Kiefer of a letter in whiuh
she was charged with dishonesty in
connection with the club affairs.
Mrs. Green said that the defend
ants had accused her of being the au
thor of the letter, awl she asked for
compensation us the result of the hu
miliation which she said she had suf
fered through the statement alleged to
have been made about her.
The letter which caused all the
trouble follows:
'"I want to tell you that you had no
ripht to run the Friday night party
the way you did. You did not act
right or on the square, and many are
not satisfied at all.
"You had no right to change the
night after the regular time had been
set. and we paid for the prizes, ami
our women deserved them, not two
strange women who lever were In
the club at all, to pay nothing, and to
beat our women out of their rights,
and 'ou never spent all the money
you took up, so you may well enter
tain at the Country club when you
are paid in advance. Card shark and
thief and liar. Show this to your
husband."
Suckers' Support of Cannon
Will Frighten Away
Republicans.
FINOS ALTOS WOMAN
Chicago, May 31. If Illinois Is "on
the square" for Uncle Joe Cannor
for the presidential nomination, the
chances are against Chicago "grab
bing off" the republican national con
vention of 1S0S. This information
reached Chicago recently from Wash
ington. Political leaders consider
the news from the national capital as
tantamount to a declaration of war
by the administration against the
speaker of the house.
The national convention must not
be held in hostile territory," is the
substance of the word which was
carried to republican leaders who are
anxious to secure the big republican
event for this city and for which a
strong organization is to be perfected
Monday. It Is understood that Chair
man Harry JS. New, of the republican
national committee, is headed for
Chicago to make a personal investiga
tion of the Illinois situation and to
ascertain just how strong and how
sincere Is the movement to make Sen
ator Cannon the party nominee for
president.
The Impression which goes forth
from high sources is that the presi
dential nomination lies between Sec
retary Taft as the administration can
didate and Speaker Cannon, who is
now said to be the center about
which the interests arrayed against
President Roosevelt will converge.
Chairman New is believed to be in
the possession of credentials from
Washington which empower him to
declare emphatically that the national
gathering shall not be held in the
heart of country which may be In
imical to the desires of President
Roosevelt's political friends.
It is to learn the true strength of
the speaker in his home state that
the Chicago pilgrimage of the nation
al chairman is to be made.
railroad!
Departments
SHORT TALKS BY
L. T. COOPER.
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Charles Simpson,
Miss Mabel Iturr.
Kan., were married
Wednesday. Mav 22
of llnton, and
if Smith Center,
in that place on
Mr. and Mrs.
ALL WORN OUT.
This i t:-." time cf ' c.-.r f ir the "all
worn out" fcciin. Yi-i: hi'ar it every
where. "I'm
a:i worn out."
We're Always
ON THE SQUARE!
BY MISTAKE
Silver City, N. M., May 31. Maty
Eaton, aged 23, of Plnos Altos, died
Sunday morning from an overdose of
morphine, taken accidentally. De
ceased had been cooking for John
Freaney at his saw mill near the
Twin Sisters, and was found Sunday
morning lying in her room uncon
scious but still alive. Dr. Truholtz
was hastily summoned from Fort Hay
ard, but arrived too late to save the
young woman's life. At her side was
found the medicine bottle almost
empty. It had contained morphine,
which the young woman took when
attacked by painful headaches. On
Saturday she had complained of a
headache and It is supposed that In
attempting to relieve it took too much
of the powerful drug. Deceased
comes from a well known Plnos Altos
family, being a sister of F. W. Eaton.
Justice of the Peace Newcomb
went up on Sunday, and a coroner's
Inquest was held, resulting in a ver
dict of accidental death.
The funeral of the deceased took
place on Monday afternoon at the
city cemetery. Kev. Jackson read the
burial service.
FORT BAYARD. N MAY 1,
ISO". Sealed proposals in triplicate
for sinking and walling a brick well
lit feet in diameter, 4D feet deep, at
this post, will be received here until
11 a. m., June 1, and then opened.
Information furnished on application.
United States reserves right to accept
or reject any or all proposals. En
velopes containing proposals should
be endorsed "Pre posals for Well" and
addressed to Capi. S. P. Vestal, Quartermaster.
BUFFALO PINCH AT VANN'S
NEW FOUNTAIN.
The case of Albert W.illis vs. the
Raton Coal and Cuke company, wjj
fcivtn a hearing las Saturday before
Refer- YV. K. Conner, at the law
ottn-e of Attorney Charles A. Sple-s,
in Raton. Wallis. who is now a resi
dent "f El Pas,,, claims that $3.iMtl is
d ie him for railroad work done for
the ci'inpar-y in lSH'i.
fit
jn countries vwicre ueer
is the national beverage.
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there is practically no drunk
enness, for beer contains a
email jx-rccntage of alcohol
and is rich in food values.
The rai st Eight-Day
Maltintr 1'rocesa make
Pabst lilue KibUin lieer
the most healthful beer
brewed the beer richest
in uctuul food values.
The Pabst brewing Pro.
cess reduces the percentage
of alcohol to less than St'
while making the beer abso
lutely pure, healthful, and
Btrengtiienirg.
ARE
CHARGED WITH STEAL
ING SHEEP
Carlsbad, X. M., May 31. 1!. M.
and S. L. Mitchell, doing business
under the name of Mitchell Pros., ami
who are prominent sheep owners on
the plains east of Carlsbad. were
placed under arrest on the charge of
sheep stealing.
1 he complaint was sworn to by the
members of the ltuckeve Sheep com
pany, Griffith & Swigart anil Sim
Eaves, charging them with the theft
of 440 head of sheep.
They gave bond for their appear
ance in the sum of Il'.OImi each.
Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera fliiu
Diarrhoea Remedy.
There is probably no medicir.
made that is relied upon with more
implicit confidence than Chamber
lains Colic, Cholera and DIaihoe.
Remedy. During the third of a cen
tury in which it ha9 been In use. peo
ple have learned that it is the one
remedy that never fails. When re
duced with water and swee'ened It is
pleasant to take. For sale bv al
druggU's.
Simpson arrived in Raton last Sunday
and will make that city their future
home. The groom is one of the most
popular railroad boys in the vicinity
of Raton and has the best wishes of
his many friends for the future hap
piness of himself and wife.
IMPR() KMF.NTS M)IJ
Till: COAST 1.IXF.K.
San Pernardlno, Cul., May 3 1.
Vice President 11. K. Kciuiilck, Gen
eral Manager A. G. Wells, General
Superintendent I. L. llibbard. Chief
Engineer 11. C. Phillips, and other of
ficials of the Santa Ke, who have been
touring the coast lines of the Santa
Ke, passed through the city last Wed
nesday, en route to San Francisco.
They will spend two or three days on
the valley lines and t the San Fran
cisco terminals
The party of officials visited San
Diego Monday, and the following
statement as to Improvements on the
San Diego line was made by General
Manager A. G. Wells:
"During this year the Santa Fe will
also cut the Del Mar hill, lowering
the present 2.2 per cent grade to 1
per cent, thus reducing the rise from
116 feel to the mile to 53 feet to the
mile.
"Perhaps within the year, and If
not this year, then certainly next
year, the Santa Fe will avoid Soledad
canyon."
Vice President Kendrlck confirmed
the several times published statement
that the company will the coming
year spend between $2(U,ono and
$3(10.000 in Improvements at the San
Bernardino shops, which indicates
that the fear that the improvements
might not all come this year, because
of the retrenchment policy or the
railroads, is unfounded.
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11AIL-IAK KING DK.VU'K I'Olt
SAFETY OF Dlt WltRMX.I S.
New York, May 31. The New
Haven railroad has Just placed a rail
locking device on the new four-track
drawbridge over the Housatonic river
at Naugatuck Junction that will ren
der impossible the recurrence of an
accident similar to that on the Atlan
tic City drawbridge last year. This
accident caused t lie experts much
study and the new device is the out
come. . The rails of the new draw
bridge instead of meeting with blunt
ends, overlap each other fully a foot
and a half. Hut the chief measure
of safety is a means of locking the
two ends of the rails by use of a bolt
or plunger. On each rail is a hole
and when the two rails are in their
proper position the tower man, by
movement of a lever, drives the bolt
through the two holes, which firmly
fastens the two rails in a rigid and
perfect alignment. By means of a
dial the tower man can tell if the
bolt has made the movement neces
sary to lock the rails. Thus abso
lute safely is assured before the sig
nal is given for the train to cross.
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Tin: SANTA it: IS
j SHORT OF LABOR.
The Santa Fe company Is rinding it
i ditlicult to secure enough -men to keep
up the wink on the "rip track de
partment of the shops, says the San
Bernardino Sun. The result is that
the number of "bad order" freight
cars is rapidly filling up, they being
stored In large numbers on tracks !
where they will not Interfere with the
regular tratllc. The unfinished
tracks in the new yards In this city
are being used for storing purposes!
until such time as the shop force can
reach the cars and put them into!
shape for road service.
This Is an unfortunate situation In
the face of the car shortage that the !
railroads are now experiencing, but '
the otilcials say It cannot be helped,
as It seems almost Impossible to se- j
cure competent workmen for the1
"rip" tracks. The present force is
being worked long hours and even on
Sunday to try and catch up, but the
bad order cars seem to pile up so
rapidly they can not be gotten
through the shop.
line reason for the number of cars
out of commission because of being
defective. Is that since the Immense
congestion of tratllc on all the rail
roads the demand for cars has com
pelled the company to keep the cars
In commission just as long us possible,
the result being that a large number
of cars are now being put in the "bail
order" class.
With the advent of the summer
months It Is expected there will be a
slackening up of business sufficiently
to permit the catching up of the "rip"
track work. When the hotter
weather conies on there will be let"1
of the refrigerator car work, which
will allow more time to be expended
on the ordinary freight cars.
No. 7 struck a hand car Sunday
evening east of Hebron. No one was
Injured, as the section men all gave
up the ship before the engine hit the
car. The car was badly damaged.
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Did you ever
Bton tr. fthtnW I
"hat It means?
Well, it means
just this; 'my
liver isdulland
not working"
rroperl, my
stomach is tak
ing too much
food which it
is'nt digesting
properly, I'm
il clogged up
from being In
doors with so tittle fresh air all winter
long, and my body is full of impuri
ties. In consequence I'm dull, half
feverish and tired all the time.' That
is what 'all worn Out' really means.
Take a tablespoonful of Cooper's New
Discovery three times a day for two
weeks and the 'all worn out' feeling
will certainly leave.
Mr. Burger was 'all worn out' once.
"For some weeks I sutTered from an
affection cf the stomach that seemed
to wear me out completely. My sys
tem was run down, my bowels consti
pated, I had dull headaches and
although I was not sick enough to go
to bed I did not have ambition to stir
around. I read of Cooper's New Dis
covery and began using it. I am glad
to say that two bottles put me on my
feet and relieved every symptom of ,
my trouble, it is one of the best sys
tem tonics I have ever heard of."
John Burger, lll'J Hopkins St., Cin
cinnati, O.
WE ENDEAVOR to conduct our business on
the Golden Rule plan. We give a Man
Clothing that will satisfy him and prove to
be as represented. Clothing, that will cause him
to think well of us and make this his Clothing
store. We give a Man Clothing that will not make
us ashamed to look him square in the face the
next time we meet him. We never advertise
"$30.00 Suits at $4.99" or "The Best Clothing in
the world at the cost of the buttons."
Every patron of this store will receive a satis
factory measure of value for his money, backed
by our iron-clad guarantee of "Money back, if you
want it." We do business on the square.
M. MAPJDELL
Agent for the
WASHINGTON CLOTHING.
None Oct ten
"i,
Washington
Fashioned Apparel
VMS wwiintw so.
V We sell the famous Cooper remedies.
THE J, H, O'RIELLY CO.
Corner Second St. and Railroad Ave.
Rest couches, felt mattresses, child's '
rolling chairs. chlffonHrs, cots and i
book cases are among the new arrlv- i
als for the week at Futrelle's Furnit
ure Emporium, corner Second street
and Coal avenue.
Subscribe for The Evening Citlwn.
COAL
BEST CLARKVILLE LUMP
PER TON $6.50
BEST AMERICAN BLOCK
PER TON 18.50
WOOD
FOR CASH ONLY
after may is
John S. Beaven
502 SOUTH FIRST STREET.
88 mm
Mexico City nnd return $10.25, June
a to 15 Inclusive. Limit August I
3 inn? i
Norfolk. Va.. and return. 15 day limit.
J5S.75: sixty day, $72.90; season
limit. Dec. 15th, 187.43.
Denver and return, $23.70; Colorado
Springs and return, $20.75; Pueblo
and return. $18.95. Tickets on sale
June 1st to Sept. 30. 1P07. Return
limit Oct. 31. 1907.
T. E. PURDT. Agent.
SOLD) AVE.
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P iei o t i o n
VY. L. TRIMBLE & CO
LIVER T, SALE, FEED AND
TRANSFER STABLES.
Horses and Mules Lought and Exchanged.
BEST TOURNOUTS IN THE CITT
Second Street, between Railroad and
Copper Avenue.
Thos. F. Keleber
DKVOKS READY PAINT
One Gallon Covers 600 Square Feet.
PALMETTO ROOF PAINT
Stops Leaks, Last Five Tears.
JAP-A-LAC.
408 Wait Railroad Avtnua
No breaking in
needed
C -A. S I N O
The Manhattan Musical Comedy Co.
TON I G II T
"Fun in a Boarding: School"
A Musical Satire in Three Acts
Between the acts Colored Moving Pictures
The Life of Christ
Our ROrcil PUT worn aon'i have
to be washed over. Imperial Laun-
try Co.
For stomach troubles, biliousness
and constipation try Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets. Many
remarkable cures have been erlected
by them. Price. 25 cents. Samples
free. For sa'e by all dr-r;lsts.
PRICES 25c. RESERVED SEATS 35c.
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VK "It binds
IT with the foot
The flexible sole Red Cross
Shoe is co in fort able from
'he start.
The burning and aching
caused by stiff soles and the
pvils of thin soles are pre
vented by the Red Cross. It
enables a woman to be on her
Feet for hours at a time with
:omfort.
A stylish
shoe that's
absolutely
comfortable
sjL. No. Si, Rid Ota
vSrS- taunt O.H Jitutitr,
)xfords,
' $3-5
iigh Shoes,
$4.00
0 Let us fit you,
WM. CHAPLIN
121 Railroad Avaaua
Don't Pay Alimony,
to be divorced from your appendix.
There will be no occasion for It If"
you keep your bowels regular with
Dr. King's New Life Pills. Their ac
tion Is so gentle that the appenriht
has no cause to make the least com
plaint. Guaranteed by all druggist
25c Try them.
K ILL the COUGH
and CURE THB LUNGS
WITH
Dr. King's
Nov Discovery
ONSUMPTION Price
OUGHSaM 60c $1.00
OLDS Fres Trial-
Surest and Quickest Cure for all
THROAT and LUNG TROUB
LES, or MONEY BACH
MOTT'S PENNYROYAL. PILLS
Thrv ovtrtftin Wftknmi. ir
and bftiiiali "itath -l itivnfiru.
Hun." ll.ty ki I. We M.W'
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FOB iLb BY ANN SO
DON J. RANKIN & CO.
FIRE INSURANCE, REAL ESTATE
LOANS. Automatic Phone 411.
Room 10, N. T. Armljo Bulldlna
A. E. WALKER
iNSURANCB
Secretary Mutual Building Assocssi
tion. Office at 217 West RallrssM
W; E. M AUGER
WOOL
with Raube and Maugeir
Office, 115 North First Stl
ALBUQUERQUE, N. M.
TOTI A OR API
Dealers In Groceries, Provisions, Ha
Grain and Fuel.
Fine Line of Imported Wines Liquor
and Cigars. Place your orders fee
this line with us.
213-21B-J17 NORTH TH T.D BT.
THIRD STREET
Meat Market
All Kinds of Fresh and Salt
Bteam BanMage Factory.
EMIL KLI EN WORT
Masonic Building, North Third
0. A. SLEYSTER
INSURANCE. REAL EST ATI
NOTART PUBLIC.
Rooms 12 and 14 Cromwell Block)
Albuquerque. Telephone No. lis.
Give us your ROUGH DRY
Monday, and get It back Wednesday
Imperial Laundry Co.
Eroest Meyers A Co..
Ave.. Albutfueniu-
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Its Location
BELEN IS SI MILES SOUTH OF ALBUQUERQUE,
N. M , AT THE JUNCTION OF THE MAIN LINE OF
THE SANTA FE SYSTEM LEADING EAST AND
WEST FROM CHICAGO. KANSAS CITT, GALVESTON
AND POINTS EAST TO SAN FRANCISCO. LOS ANGE
LES. AND FROM THE EASTERN AND NORTHERN
STATES TO EL PASO AND TEXAS.
1.000 BUSINESS AND RESIDENCE LOTS. 25x140
FEET. LAID OUT WITH BROAD 80 AND 70-FOOT
STREETS. WITH ALLEYS 20 FEET WIDE. WITH
BEAUTIFUL LAKE AND PUBLIC PARK U GRAND
OLD SHADE TREES; PUBLIC SCHOOL HOUSE. COST
ING IH.000; CHURCHES; COMMERCIAL CLUB; A
POPULATION OF 1.600 PEOPLE; SEVERAL LARGE
MERCANTILE ESTABLISHMENTS; THE BELEN
PATENT ROLLER MILL. CAPACITY ISO BARRELS
DAILY; LARGE WINERY; THREE HOTELS, RES
TAURANTS. ETC. BELEN IS THE LARGEST PHIP
PING POINT FOR WOOL, FLOUR. WHEAT. WINE,
BEANS AND HAY IN CENTRAL NEW MEXICO. ITS
IMPORTANCE AS A GREAT COMMERCIAL RAIL
ROAD CITY IN THE NEAR FUTURE CAN NOT BE
ESTIMATED.
WO04Ke-tO sSOSO-SOSOSOSl
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COME TO BELEN, H. M.
Future Railroad Metropolis of New Mexico
Located on Belen Cut-off of Santa Fe Railway
The Belen Town and Improvement
Company Are Owners of
Belen Townsite
The Belen Town and Im
provement Co.
jOHN BECKER, Pres
WM. M. BERBER, Sec'y'
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ALL FAST LIMITED EXPRESS, MAIL AND
FREIGHT TRAINS OF THE SANTA FE WILL CO
OVER THE MAIN LINE THROUGH TO BELEN, EAST
AND WEST, NORTH AND SOUTH.
THE LOTS OFFERED ARE IN THE CENTER OF
THE CITY. WELL GRADED (MANY OF THEM IM
PROVED BY CULTIVATION); NO SAND OR GRAVEL.
WE NEED A FIRST-CLASS. MODERN HOTEL AND A
GOOD. UP-TO-DATE NEWSPAPER.
OUR PRICES OF LOTS ARE LOW AND TERMS
ON EASY PAYMENTS; TITLE PERFECT; WARRAN
TY DEEDS. ONE-THIRD PURCHASE MONEY
CASH. TWO-THIRDS MAY REMAIN ON NOTE,
j WITH MORTGAGE SECURITY FOR ONE YEAR,
; WITH 8 PER CENT INTEREST THEREON.
APPLY AT ONCE FOR MAPS AND PRICES IF
YOU WISH TO SECURE THE CHOICEST LOTS.
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