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TACK REYltX. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1907. ALBUQUERQUE EVENING CITIZEN. THE NEW CRYSTAL THEATER Dm H. COR DIE, Mgr. 120 Gold Avenue Opening: week commenced Monday night, September 1, with two show every night at 8 and 9:15 o'clock and matinee every afternoon at 2:30, to follow. This week's bill includes: M'OIiOVD AXI MELVILLE Double Harp Singing and Dancing Artists. ILLUSTRATED SONGS. THE FOUR FRANKS. The Famous Comedy Quartette. "AN AWFUL- SKATE," And Other Features. Poors Open at 2:00 anil 7:30. LADIES' SOUVENIR MATINEE Every Tuesday and Friday Afternoons Matinees 10 and 20 cents Evenings 1 0, 20 and 30 cents ROLLER RINK Masquerade Thursday, September IB AdmiMHion, lOc 43 Minutes of Amusement Grvstal Theatre 'r. Second St. ami Ix'ad Ave. D Program: From Barrel to Barrel Lucky Heiress, His First Success, JuMiiicx Sentrie-k The Dlalnilo, Tell Tale Opera Glasses, llaby Mine ami His Toys, Curing a Jealous Wife. SONGS: "A Sollier'rf Dream.1 "Sacramento." THE BOSTON IDEAL COMIC OPERA CO, 20 PEOPLE 20 Opening Night Sunday, Sept. 15 FBA DIAVOLO" Change of Bill Tuesday, Thursday and Sun day Nights. TRACTION PARK CASINO I .ante IbM'k This Is an ailment for which Chamberlain's Pain lialm has prov en especially valuable. In almost every Instance It affords prompt and t.ermanent relief. Mr. Luke La ane Grange of Orange, Mich., tays o After using a plaster and other re edies for three weeks for a baa I back I purchased a bottle or Cham- berla'ln's Pain Balm, and two appll- cations affected a cure." For sale by All Druggists. m - 5 i W'lx r it mm wr i . m - . - ii W';v-v.i IMPORT 55,000 CATTLE FROM MEXICO Biggest Shipment of Livestock Ever Sent Out of That Country. El Paso, Texas. Sept. 19. The largest importation of livestock ever to come through this port irom Mexico In one season will pass through here this month. It Is the biggest shipment of livestock ever sent out of Mexico by one man. The Importation amounts to 6S.000 head of cattle and sheep, lor wnicn mjs 000 was nald. Colonel Charles F. Hunt, the well known cattle dealer, will ship through El Paso during the next thirty days 34,000 lambs and 21,000 head of steers and yearlings, all from the ranch of Luis Terrazas. Colonel Hunt bouRht the shipment for Colorado parties and the cattle for South Park pasture, Colorado and for the Kan sas cwy ana Calirornia margeis. In S.000 lot. The first consignment of sheep 5.000 head reached El Paso to- dav. The rest of the herd will fol low In -5.000 ana i.inw mis as iasi as the railroads can handle them. Twenty-five hundred head or two vear-old steers will go to Arizona and 18.000 head of four-year-old steers, fat and ready for market, will be divided between Kansas City and California, while the remaining 600 head of cows will go to soutn nirK, Colorado. The deal for this Immense hunch of livestock was made by Colonel Hunt a week ago and the purchase price has been paid. The price paici for the steers and cows was $16 gold per head, while the sheep cost $3 a head laid down In El Paso. $10,r00 in Duller. At $4 a head Colonel Hunt will pay the El lJaso custom nou-e 000 on the cattle, while the sheep at 75 cents per head call for duties footing up to $25,fiOO, making a grand total of 1109. K00 that Uncle Sum will pocket on the transaction. It pays the entire operating expen ses of the El Paso customs house for two vears. The 34.000 head of sheep for Soutn rark are fine graded Merino sheep, In snlendld condition and unshorn. Thev therefore carry considerable value in wool. HOTEL ARRIVALS. Alvarado. W. R. Katzenmeyer, Cleveland; I C. Alexander, Philadelphia; Everett Dorr. St. Louis; H. J. .Manuel, St. Louis; F. A. Kerney. San Francisco: John J. Fox, Denver; Warren E. Hall. Denver; W. D. Clark, Santa Fe; C. E. Hal . Denver: G. A. JJrlnK Denver; Mrs. Charles M. Rayne, Ra ton: H. D. Weeks, Chicago; J. O. Orelner. Kansas City; H. Rargman New York; I. K. McOaffey, Roswell; E. M. Crowell, Chlcagoi E. M. How ard. El Paso; O. F. Woodward, St, Louis. Savoy. Mrs. J. E. Smith and two children Adamana. Ariz.: Mrs. C. Sherman Adamanu. Ariz.: H. H. Sheppard, Denver; H. E. Taylor. St. Louis; W. E. Simpson, Llano, Tex.; C. C. Ivus- ter and wife. Cherrvvale. Kan.; !- Seavey. Kansas; J. M. carver, wue and hnv. Altnona. Kan.: B. C. Brown Altonna. Kan.; tnanes liecs.. r.i Reno, Okla.; John Fry, York, Pa.; J. S. Hughes and wife, San .Mar cial. Slursies. Wm. E. Turner. Kansas City; H. R Kauffman. Thoreau: A. . Chase Kettner: T. P. Talle, Gallup; J. Ar chuleta. Edward Sandoval. Bernar dino Hovey, Don R. Sandoval, Cabe- zon; E. Lucero. Bernalillo; iionen Henderson. Kansas City: N. O. Fish er, Fort Smith. Ark.; P. M. Davis, Estancla; M. A. Fleming, Helen. Grand Central. W. J. rearing. El Paso; J. D. flooding. Trinidad: m. Hastian. Santa Ke; D. C. Welsh, A. F. Youngs ton. tValgc. L. R. Moody, Lus Vegas; L. R. Piatt, San Marcial. Clinmlierlaln's Cough Remedy One ol the Het on the Market. For manv vears Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has consantly gained In favor and popularity until it is now one of the most staple medi cines in use and has an enormous sale. It Is Intended especially ror acute throat and lung diseases, such as coughs, colds and croup, and can always be d erended upon .It is pleasant and safe to taKe ana is un doubtedly the best in the market for the purpose for which it is in tended. Sold by All Druggists. ELKS' OPERA HOUSE REVISED, RE WRITTEN Everything New and L'p-to-Date ITS THAT SAME GREAT PLAY coast TO COAST SEE- MLL t The RudgerV Hcndcvous, Picturesque EhH ltivcr, IIU urkiil Maulson bquare, ItluckueU' Island. Practical hu-ajn launch. How Boats, Etc. PRICES 25. 35, 50 and 75 CenU. I AUanee sale .Moouuy, scpi. m. II. Ill 2D KNOWS EaOSfi FROM (M ! York ii fs 1 CLASSJFIED ADSj -j THEY REACH FOR RENT FOR RENT Two rooms for light housekeeping. No Invalids. 601 North Second street. FOR KiiNT Light, airy well-furnished rooms for rooming or light housekeeping. All. rooms opening on the outside. Price, $1 per week and up. Minneapolis House, 624 youth Second. A. T. Davjre, Pro prletor. FOR RENT Pleasant furnished room to lady in good health. 628 South Arno street. FOU RENT Thirty room rooming house, hotel also: 15 room flat. W. H. MeMIUlon, real estate broker, 211 West oUl avenue. FOR RENT A few nicely tumlshed rooms, with use of bath, very rea sonable; no Invalids. Hotel Cralgo, Silver avenue, between First and Second streets. FOR RENT 4 to 8 room houses, modern. W. H. McMiliion. real estate broker, 211 West Gold ave nue. FOR RENT OR SALE The Minne apolis House, 4 4 rooms, all fur nished. Can be run as a hotel and rooming house. Rest paying prop erty In Albuquerque. For 'terms write or call on me at El Paso, Texas, general delivery, C. D. Warde. FOR SALE FOR SALE Five-room modern house, most fashionable district In city. Cheap If sold at once. B. N. Citizen. FOR SALE OR RENT A newly built house, with 160 feet front ground. Inquire 915 North Sixth street. Owner. FOR SALE A first class unused ticket to the City of Mexico and return. Address "Ticket," care Citizen office. FOR SALE 102ArmlJo AvenueTtwo houses; barn. etc. $2,000, $1,500, cash. B. O. T. Apply on premises. E. A. Cantrell. FOR SALE Car load of good fat mares and horses. Can ibe seen at Sablnal Station, N. M. Address, Osca r Li ffren ig, Barnard o, N. M. FOR SALE A 10x12 wall tent, cost $12; new In April. Will sacrifice for $6. 924 'Mountain road. FOR SALE Ranches from 4 to 60 acres each, all under main Irriga tion ditch. Near city. Albuquer que Land Company, room 9, Crom well Bldg. ' FOR SALE Half Interest in estab lished poultry business. Bred-to- Lay Poultry Yards. J. T. Harger, prop., 12th street and Mountain road. FOR SALE 3-room frame house, cellar, barn, shed, shade trees, vines, corner East Copper and Lo cust, $800. $600 cash. B. O. T. E. A.Cantrel,102 Armljo avenue. FOR SALE 4-room frame house, barn, chicken yard, out house, cor ner East and Cromwell, $1,000, $800 cash. B. O. T. E. A. Cantrel, 102 Armljo avenue. WANTED 82,0(10 FOR ONK. YEAR'S TIME. WILLING X PAY YOU 12 PER CENT ON YOIR MONEY AND CAN FURNISH GOOD SECURITY. t INVESTIGATE THIS AT ONCE. ADDRESS G. E.. CITI- i 7.EN OFFICE. A BOY OR GIRL CAN EAKN AS MUCH AS A MAX. We want boys and girls who want to earn money to solicit subscriptions to The Kansas City Weekly Star. Don't hesitate because you are young. as you can do the work as readily as older persons and we will pay you Just the same. The Kansas City Weekly Star Is the best known week ly newspaper In the west and your spare time spent working for It will pay you handsomely, not In toys,, watches or other small wares, but In cash. Write today for terms and full Information. Address THE KANSAS CITY WEEKLY STAR KaiiNas City, Mo. NOTICE TOR PUBLICATION'. Department of the Interior, Land Of- llce at Santa Fe, N. M. August 19. 1907. Notice Is hereby .given that Desl derlo Carabajal, of Atrisco, N. M., has filed notice of his intention to make final ftvo year proof In support of his claim, viz: Homestead Entry No. 7260. made September 29. 1902, for the E NE . E i SE U, Sec tion 30. Township 11 N, Range 2 W., and that said proof will be made be fore H. W. S. Otero, U. S. court com missioner, at Albuquerque, N. M., on October 6. 1907. Hu names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence up un, and cultivation of, the land, viz: Juan Baca y Anoya. Romulo Chav ez, Juan Castas, Donaclano Tapla, all of Atrisco, N. M. MANUEL R. OTERO. Register. NOTICE FOR PI BI.1CATION. Department of the Interior, Land Of fice at Santa Fc, N. M., August 20. 1907. Notice la hereby given that Miguel Lopez, of Old Albuquerque. N. M-, has filed notice of his Intention to make final five year proof In support of his claim, viz: Homestead Entry No. 9473. made May 25, 1906, for the EH. SW. Lots 3 and 4, Section 7. Township 1 ON.. Range 6E., and that said proof will be made before Probate Clerk of Bernalillo County at Albuquerque, N. M , on October a, 1907. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence up on, and cultivation of, the land, viz: Fredi-rio Uallegus. Darlo Chavez, Jose Lion Jaramlllo. Venceslado Grlego, all of Aihuqtieraue. N. M. MANUEL R. OTERO, Register. Spt scribe f '.r Th' the news. Cltl&en and get MORE PEOPLE WANTED WANTED Carpenter, coal miners, lumber grader, trimmer, ratchet setter, also waitress, $30 month, room and board. Colburn Employment Agency 109 West Silver Arc Phone 480 WANTED Hoys 14 to 16 years old at the American Lumber Co. WANTED ? You can. get it through this column. WANTED Chamber maid, one liv ing at home preferred. Hotel Cralge, Silver avenue. WANTED Good woman for general housework. Mrs. J. B. Herndon, 216 North Ninth street WANTED Carrier for paper route, salary $15 per month; short hours. Call, 1204 South Edith street. WANTED A good milk cow for cost of feed. Address, G. E.. this of fice. WANTED 500 young chickens at once. Address, G. E., care this of fice. WANTED Young married couple wants good room and board In a private family. Address XXX, care Citizen, stating location and price. WANTED Two pleasant rooms for light housekeeping; close In. Ad dress, stating location and price, H. B. W.. care Citizen. WANTED Girl about 14 years old. native or American, to t;ike core of baby; good wages. Apply at once at Albuquerque Business College, Library building. WANTED SPANISH STUDENTS 12 lessons $3.00, Monday, Wednes day and Friday nights. Attend our night school. Albuquerque Business College, Library building. WANTED Ladies desiring new fall styles in millinery to call on Miss Crane, 612 North Second street. Millinery and dressmaking parlors. Also apprentices wanted. Phone 944. WANTED Permanent position by young man, who is sober and en ergetic, not afraid of work. Ex perienced in hardware, general merchandise and office work. Ad dress, P. O. Box 613, Stamford, Texas. WANTED Able bodied, unmarried men. between ages of 21 and 35; citizens of United States, of good character and temperate habits, who can speak, read and write English. For information apply to Recruiting Officer, 203 E. Central Ave., Albuquerque, New Mexico. LOST and FOUND LOST A string of gold beads. Leave at Citizen office. Reward. LOST An opportunity If you did not use these columns. FOUND Through The Albuquerque Citizen; STOLEN A Victor bicycle, Sept. 14, from in front of the City Library building. A reward win be paid, and no questions asked if returned to 419 South Fifth street. SALESMEN WANTED Capable salesman to cov er New Mexico with staple line, high commissions with $100 monthly advance, permanent po sition to right man. Jess H. Smith Co., Detroit. Mich. WANTED Salesman. $75 per week and expenses. Staple specialty. Old established house. Permanent. High priced men Investigate. Ref erences. Frank R. Jennings, sales manager, Chicago. WANTED Salesman experienced in any line to sell general trade In New Mexico. Liberal commissions with $35 per week advance. One salesman earned $599 last month, hlh first experience with us. The Continental Jewelry Co., Cleve land, Ohio. Kodol for indigestion and Dyspep sia, a combination of natural digest ants and vegetable acids, digests the food lt-self and gives strength and health to the stomach. Pleasant t take. Sold by J. H. O'RIelly & Co. o ' Bring us your yon T7orK. Prices ihe very lowest and the work will stand Inspection anywhere. Business and calling cards a sneclalty. A nttit want ad helps along, And makes your life one gladsome song, It drives away dull care and strife, It gets a cook, a maid or wife. 01 DAILY THAN YOU CAN SEE IN OPPORTUNITIES PERSONAL PROPERTY LOANS. MONEY to LOAN On Purnltur. Pianos, Orgtni Horses. Wagons and other Chattels also on 8ALARIE9 AND WARS HOUSE RECEIPTS, M low $lt and aa high a $200. Loans ar quickly made and strictly prlvat Time: On month to on year giveo Goods remain In your possession Our rate are reasonable. Call ane see us before borrowing. THE HOUSEHOLD LOAN CO. Steamship ticket to and from part of the world. Room and 4, Orant Rldg. $03 H West Railroad Ave. PRIVATE OFFICB8. Open Evenings. ATLAS EMPLOYMENT BUREAU 206 8. Second Street Wanted-At Once, Servant Girl REAL ESTATE BARGAINS FOR SALE. acres good garden land and three-room abode house $ 80(1 Three room house, four lots. North Fourth street 1,000 Three room house and an acre of hind, three mile north of town . . 400 Three room house, fur nished complete, two good horses, spring wagon and one acre of land 500 Six room house, West New York avenue... 2,500 Six room house. West Marquette avenue . . . t.800 New l-rooiii Iioumc, cement walks, lwirn. lot 80x800 fi-ct, Ju t outside lily lim its. . . 1,750 RuiicIh'h, front 2 to 200 acres. FOR RENT. Houses!, from 2 to 8 rooms. Six room brick house, bath, cellar, Fourth word $20.00 Money to loan In sums to suit. A. Montoya 215 W.st 6oId ve. 'i- COCOOCXDC030CX3000CXJOOOOOOOO If You Have Property To Sell or Rent List It With M. L. SCHUTT 219 South 2nd Slrttt Agent for Traveler' Insurance Co , Hertford. Conn. A Huiuuno Appeal. A humane citizen of Richmond Ind., Mr. U. D. Williams, 107 Weet Main St., says: "1 appeal to all per sons with weak lungs to take Dr King's New Discovery, the only rem ecly that helped me nnd fully comes up t the proprietor's recommenda Iton." It saves more lives than all other throat and lung remedies pu together. Used as a cough and cold me the world over. Cures asthma bronchitis. crouD. whooping cough (iiiitisv. hoarseness and phthisic sl'ip hemorrhages of the lungs and builds them up. Guaranteed at all dealers. oOo. ad $1.00. Trial bottle 'ree The Leggett and Piatt No. 1 spring mlv 5. Sold on thirty days approval Never sags. Guaranteed 10 years by lis and the makers. We will take vour old spring in pnrt payment Tvlephone 376. Kutrelle Furniture Co., west end of viaduct. Sole agents. Take DeWitf Kidney and Blad Jer Pills for "uacKache, weak kidney and inflammation of the bladder So;d by J. H. O'HIeKy & Co. tpDY HAIiALby XPRESS N PHYSICIANS W. M. SHE1UDAN, M. I). Homeopathic Thyslclan and Surgeon Occidental life Building. Telephone, 888. . It. L. IITST Physician and Surgeon Room 6 & 7, X. T. Armljo Building. DR. SOIiOMON K BURTON. rhyslcian and Surgeon. Highland office, 610 South Walter street. Phone 1030. DRS. BROXSOX BROXSON Homeopatliie Physicians and Sur geons, Over Vann's Drug Store. Phone, Office and Re., 028. DR. C. A. FRANK Physician and Surgeon. Rooms 4 and 5 Harnett Building. Office hours, 8 to 12, 2 to 5, and 7 to 8 p. m. DENTISTS DR. J. E. KRAFT Dental Surgery. Rooms 3 nnd 3, Harnett Building, 1 Over O'RIdly's Drug store. Appointments made by malL Phone 74 1. EDMUND J. ALGER, D. D. 8. Office hours, 0 a. in. to 12:30 p. m. 1:30 to 5 p. in. Appointments made by mall. 306 West Central Ave. Plione 45. LAWYERS It. W. D. BRYAN Attorney at Law. Office, First National Bank Building, Ahibquerque, X. M. E. W. DOBSON Attorney at Law. Office Cromwell Block, Alubqucrquc, X. M. IRA M. BOND Attorney at Law. Pensions, Land Patents, Copyrights, Caveats, Letter Patents, Trade Marks, Claims. 32 F. street, X. M. Washington, D. C, TnOS. K. D. 5HDDISON Attomey-at-Law. Office with W. B. Chllders, 117 West Gold Avenue. INSURANCE B. A. SLEYSTKn. Insurance, Real Estate, Notary Public. Rooms 13 and 14. Cromwell Block, Albuquerque, X. M. Phone 13S. A. E. WALK Fit lire Insurance. Secretary Mutual Building Association 217 West Central Avenue. MISCELLANEOUS WILLIAM WALLACE M'CLELLAN Justice of the Peace. Precinct No. 12. Noiary Public. Collections. Office 221 North Second Street. Residence 723 North Fourth Street, Ahibquerque, N. M. BORDERS, UNDERTAKER. F. W. SPENCER Architect. 1.221 South Walter. Phone &,".", Had Tetter for Thirty Ycnrs. I have suffered with tetter for thirty years and have tried plmost countless remedies with little, it any, relief. Three boxes of Chamber lain's Salve cured me. It was a tor ture. It breaks out a little some times, but nothing to wat It usnd to do. D. H. Beach. Midland City. Ala. Chamberlain's Salve is for sale by All Druggists. A MONTH BUSINESS CARDS BUTTERNUT BREAD Look for the Label French Bakery Co. 202 E. Central P. Matteucci rirtar class shokmakk AND REPAIRER OKKKN rmOMT, toe North rirm L. C. GIELITZ TAILOR I New arrival of finest Foreign Ma terials; handsome Una In browns, Mis leading shade for the coming; season. N. T. Armljo Building. Highland Livery Saddle horse a peclalty. Be driver In the city. Proprietor "Sadie," the picnic warms. RAMBROOK BROS. Phone 500. 112 John Stree MILLINERY New Fall Hats, Up-To-Date Styles LADIES' TAILORING And DRESSMAKINC MISS CRANE aiM. mmeonU fhonm et FANCY DRY GOODS Stamping; Done to Order. Materials for FA XCY WORK Mrs, M. C Wilson 224 W. Gold W. L. TRIMBLE & CO. LIVERT, SALE, FEED AND TRANSFER 8TABLES. Horses and Mule Bought and Ex changed. BEST TOURNOUTS IN THE CITT Second Street, between Railroad ana Copper Avenue. Don't Forget The ALBUQUERQUE PLANING MILL THE OLDEST MnX IX THE CITY. When In need of sash, door, frame etc Screen work a specialty. 4K South First street. Telephone 40S. Thos. F. Keleber DEVOES READY PAINT One Gallon Covers 600 Square Fee. PALMETTO ROOF TAHTO Stop Leaks, Last Five Tears. JAP-A-LAC. 408 Wen Railroad Avenue ror i a or AO i Dealer In Groceries, Provisions, Ha Grain and Fuel. Fin Lin of Imported Wine Llqsor and Cigars. Plac your ordsr fe thl line with us. m-m-117 NORTH TH "ID ST. THIRD STREET Meat Market All Kinds of Fresh and Bait Mean Steam Sausage Factory. EM IL KXIENWORT Masonto Building, North TU-d tr HOUSE IX'RNISIIERS. NEW AND SECONDHAND. WE BUY HOUSE HOLD .MI)S, 214 W. .(! I) AVE. G. M RISEN, MANAGER. HAIR DRESSER AND CHIROPO DIST. Mrs. Bambini, at her parlor oppo site the Alvarado and next door to Sturges' cafe, Is prepared to glv thorough scalp treatment, do hatr dressing, treat corns, bunions and IB growing nails. She gives massage treatment and manicuring. Mrs, rtamblni's own preparation of com plexion cream biidda up the skin and improves the complexion, and is guaranteed not fc be injurious. She also prepares a hair tonic that cures arid prevents dandruff and hair fall ing out; restores life to dead hair; removes moles, warts and superfluous hair. Massage treatment by vibrator mac.hlaes. For any blemish of the face, call and consult Mrs. Bambini. S 314 GOim AVE.