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ALBUCjOKUQUE EVENING CIYIZEN. TIESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 107. PAGE SEVEJf. 1 Elks' TheaterT The Griffith Hypnotic Comedy Company NIGHTS- commencing MONDAY. NOVEMBER 4 JVST ONE LOXG LAUGH. 0 Wild Blindfold Drive And Free Street Extiibltlon at 4:15 Opening Day. Starting at Postofflcc. PRICES 25, 35, aiid 50 cents. One Indy admitted with every paid ticket opening night, if purclkasod before 7:30 at tlie bos office. THE NEW: CRYSTAL THEATRE Modern Vaudeville D. H. CORDIER. Manager. Week of November 4 GEORGE L. WADE The Merry Minstrel. ILLUSTRATED SONGS GRACE RUSSELL A CO. Uncle Tom's Cabin up to date. CRYSTAL FARCE COMEDY COMPANY Sensational Moving Picture Ladles' Souvenir Matinees Tuesday and Friday. Children's Toy Matinee Saturday afternoon. Admltlon : Matlnoea ... 10 and 20o Evenings ... 70, 20 A 30c No Breaking-in . needed The flexible sole Red Cross Shoe is comfortable from 'he start. The burning and aching snused by stiff soles ;'.nd the pvils of thin soles aie pre sented by the Red Crc ss. It enables a woman to be on her Feet for hours at a time viU iomfort. A stylish sasaBBBBBBBSSMBMBB shoe that's absolutely totnfortcble N: St, Rti Cnm ffnt Oh Bimitr, )xfords, $3-5 ligh Shoes, $4.00 Zet us fit you,. WM. CHAPLm 121 Railroad Avtnue BUILDING BOOM IS OX -NOW AT YUMA. Hottest Town In Country is Now En joying Solid Proierity la bubHiuuUal Form. Yuma, AtIz., Nov, 6. ThU city is enjoying a genuine building boom. Twenty substantial buildings are now in progress of construction, among which is a 135.000 school, .sixty thousand dollars has been vo ted for a new courthouse. I.IXGEIUXG COLD. WlthxKKHl Oilier Treatment Rut Quickly Cured by t'liainbrrluln'a Cough Remedy. "Last winter I caught a very se vere cold which lingered for weeks," says J. Vruuhart. of Zephyr, Onta rio. "My cough was very dry and haish. The local dealer recommend ed Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and guaranteed It, so 1 gave it a ; trial. One small bottle of it cured me. I believe Chamberlain's Cough llemedy to be the best I have ever used." This remedy is lor sale cy u'l drueelue, . a. LI T ttHh the foot" Sp WIN BUTTES MINE SHUTS DOWN Milwaukee Stockholders Are Alarmed at Financial Con ditions and Prices. Tucson, Aria., Nov. 5. Following Instructions contained In a telegram from Milwaukee received Monday afternoon at Twin Buttes camp from President D. S. Hose of the Twin Buttes company, Supt. William Mc Dermott discontinued operations on the property. Supt. McDermott was at the camp today and he was reached by long distance telephone. He conflrmeu the report of the closing down of the mine, but said he could assign no reason for this order. President Hose will be here this week. . "It is true that orders were re ceived to shut down the plant, but they came as a great surprise to me," he said over the telephone. "We were getting matters at the mine In good shape and had made several good strikes and I had not the least idea that work would be suspended. "the order instructing us to close came from President Kose of the company and I presume that he was following out the orders of the di rectors given at a special meeting held In Milwaukee." The suspension of the work at the camp will come as a great surprise to local people who own a consider able portion of the stock of the com pany. Ovlmr to Finances. There is little doubt, however, that the tightness of the money market at present, combined with the decline In the price of copper, were the chief reasons for the closing oruer. With copper low it is possible to ship only high grade ore to the smel ter to secure a good profit. The Twin Buttes has uncovered a num ber of excellent ore bodies, but no effort has been made for some time past to ship ore as It was desired to proceed as rapidly as possible with the development work. The company has had a force of only about 60 men at work for some months past, but it had been sup posed that this number would be considerably Increased within a short time. There were more than 100 miners employed at the property one year ago, but the great majority were let go as it was not considered advisable to keep so many at work simply for development. Close Down Will bo Sliort. It is hardly probable that the mines will be closed down for any considerable length of time. Following the policy of a number or the other companies, It is very likely that the Twin Buttes company will simply delay operations until the copper market becomes better again ana lne price of the metal ad vances several cents, as It is believed It will in a short time. Preceding the closing down of the Twin Buttes mines was the order doing away with the daily train ser vice on the railroad. Henceforth there will be but two trains per week and these will run Tuesday and Sat urday, on the other days a moter car which can carry several pas sengers will be used to make the trip to the camp and return. HOTEL ARRIVALS. Alvarado. Eugene Hutten, Chicago; Thomas K. Layden. Topeka, Kan.; J. It. Teasdale and wife. St. Louis: H. D Weeks, Chicago; K. B. Lousson, San Francisco; S. O. Harless. El Paso: W. H. Stanley, San Francisco; E. H. McLonkey, Denver; Lee Hlrsch New York: F. H. Terry. Clifton; Solomon Luna, Los Lunas; Miss May Jacobs. Silver Ity; Geo. E. Heyden and wire, Topeka, Kan. Sturges. J. Schroeder, Fort Colling, Colo.: D, W. Pollock, Kansas City; A. H. Gar nett, Estancla; A. S. Smith, Denver; si. n. wooci ana wire, uonien; m Wlshbreen, Bernalillo; J. Loebeek Las Vegas; J. F. Gibbons, Wichita, Kan.: A. L. Sailors Kansas itv: H Straus. A. W. West, J. Fisher, Fort Collins. Grand Central. Jas Dougherty. Las Vegas: D. Ha- zis. Las Vegas; J. M. Waters, Tor rance; H. Haines, Fort Worth, Tex.; v. u. nice, Las ( ruces. Craige. L. B. Moody. Las Vegas: E. Mc Queen Gray. Carlsbad: I. Sparks Santa Fe. Savoy. F. A. Bryarly. Brooklyn: C. Bet fon, San Marclal; B. B. ltomig, San aiarciai; jura, i'. c. McKensle. -New Orleans, La.; W. P. Whitson, La Junta, Colo.; L. P. Jackson, San Marclal. ufvimi nttie Karly Risers are the best pills made. Sold by J. 11. u lueny. SILVER ITY PIOXEKR DEAD AT AUSTIN, TEX Caol. William Milhy Was One of the Jtcwl Old 1 liner in the Kun-Jilne IVrritory. Silver City. N. M., November 5 William Mllby. one of the pioneer citizens of Silver City but of iaie years a resiuent of Austin, Tex died at his home In that city last week, aged 68. Capt. Milhy was a i wilier ui air. isuiiari, arter w hon uullard street is named and he was one of the first citizens in Silver city, ah the old settlers of this re gion will remember Capt. Mllby and wan leaxn or ms ueatn with keen re gret. A Reliable Remedy tor rn.nn With the dry, cold weather of the early winter months, parents of crou py children should be on the alert for ominous symtoms. There Is no cause for anxiety. however. when Chamberlain's Cough Itemedy Is kept in me nome. ir mis medicine given as soon as child becomes noarse or even after the crounv cough has appeared, the attack may oa warned on. Mrs. S. Roslnthal, o Turner. Michigan, says: "We have used Chamberlains Cough medicine for ourselves and children for several years and like it very much. I think it is the only remedy for croup and can Mgniy recommend It. For sal by all drurglsts. THEY REACH MORE . PEOPLE FOR RENT FOR RENT 4-room house furnish- ed. Apply 708 Slate avenue. FOIt RENT A few nicely furnish ed rooms, by the week or month. Steam, .heat and all modern con veniences. No invalids. Hotel Cralge, Silver avenue, between First and Second streets. FOR RENT Good rooms on car line. 601 South Third. FOR RENT Three large front rooms, modern, with breakfast. 409 West Hunlng avenue. FOR RENT Furnished rooms with or without board. 823 South Third street. FOR RENT Three handsome rooms good locality. No Invalids. 522 West Lead avenue. FOR RENT Nice room and board at 615 East Central avenue, best In the rlty: prices reasonable. FOR RENT Modern rooms and board, $25 per month. Mrs. Eva L. Craig, 602 South Second street, upstairs? FOR RENT A 30-acre ranch with good house and water. Cash or shares. Address "Ranch," care Citizen ottice. FOR SALE FOR SALE Gentle ladies' driving mare, bugy and horse. Complete. Mrs. Edward Frank, 303 Granite avenue. FOR SALE Land that will pro duce fortv bushels of wheat to the acre, In any quantity, $12 per acre. Porterfield Co., 216 West Oold avenue. FOR SALE Three-room house In Highlands, lot 60x142. a bargain for $350. Porterfield Co., 216 West Gold avenue. FOR SALE 3 room modern frame. Well located. Partly furnished, $1,100. Dale Realty Co., 100 South Broadway. FOR SALE Good 3 room brick. good location. $1,100. Dale Realty Co., 100 South Broadway. FOR SALE At a sacrifice. Under wood typewriter; good as new. Call at Millett Studio 215 West Rail road avenue. FOR SALE A nice Jersey cow, S years old. Apply 706 Slate Ave. FOR SALE Aermotor windmills. tanks and substructures. Wolklng & Son, 707 North Eighth street. Phone 1486. ; ' FOR SALE The finest hot tamales In the city, also chill con carne. 408 West Tljeras - FOR SALE Five-room modern house, most fashionable district In city. Cheap If sold at once. B. N. Citizen. FOR SALE Ten pounds extracted honey for $1; 60 pound can for $5. Order by postal. W. P. Allen, P. O. Box 202, Albuquerque, N. M. FOR SALE Magnificent assortment of fruit trees, grapevines, roses and ornamental stock. Let us figure on your requirements In walnuts, either In grafted of seedling trees. Luther Burbank's latest creations. Largest nurseries on the Pacific coast: 1,200 acres. Capital paid In $200,000.00. New Illustrated catalogue and price list mailed free; contains valuable Informa tion. Address Fancher Creek Nur series. Box 59, Fresno, California. George C. Roedlng, president and manager. LOST and FOUND FOUND Pair of gold spectacles In the Elks 'opera house the prim rose Minstrel performance. Own er can have same by identifying and paying for this ad. At the Citizen office. When the Stomach, Heart, or Kid ney nerves get weak, then these or gans always fall. Don't drug the stomach, nor stimulate the Heart or Kidneys. That is simply a make shift. (Jet a prescription known to Druggists everywhere as Dr. Shoop's Restorative. The Restorative Is pre pared expressly for these weak In side nerves. Strengthen these nerves, build them up with Dr. Shoop's Re storative tablets or liquid and see how quickly help will come. Free sample test sent on reque-t by Dr. Snoop, Racine, Is. lour henltn Is surely worth this simple test. Sold by all dealers. STAGE TO JF.MFZ. I.FAVF.S 211 WIXT GOLD EVKKY MORXIXG AT 5 O'CLOCK. o Take some reliable and safe dl gestant like KODOL for Dyspepsia. KoDOL is the best remedy known today for heart burn, belching and all troubles arising from a disordered digestion. It is pleasant to take and afford." relief promptly. Sold by J. H. O Rielly. Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup Relieves Colds by working them out of the system through a copious and healthy action of the bowels. Relieves coughs by cleansing tho mucous membranes of the throat, chest and bronchial tubes. "A pteasant to the taste at Maple Sugar" Children Like It For BACKACHE WEAK MONEYS Try DeWltU Kldnej and B!addr Plllt-Suri mi Safi THE J,H. O'filELLY CO. Corner Second Street and Central avenue. CLASSIFIED ADSj WANTED WANTED Job. Good cook; city or county. Address X this office. VV ANTED Girl tor general house work. Apply 1117 Kent avenue. WANTED A competent dining room girl at theColumbus hotel. WANTED -A gtrl for house work. Family of three. IPS South Arno. WANTED Sacks yard. at Hahn's coa al WANTED Table boarders. South Second street 607 WANTED Boarders, good 707 South Third street. meals,- WANTED Boys 14 to 16 years old at the American Lumber Co. WANTED Fine dressmaking at reasonable rates. 61S South Third street. WANTED Your old hats and suits to make like new. Albuquerque Hatters. In the car. WANTED Gents' goods, second hand clothing, shoes and hats nt 615 South First street, south of viaduct. R. J. Sweeney. WANTED Men with reasonable capital to Incorporate with well established grocery business. Ap ply to D ,S. B., Citizen offlce. WANTED To buy a si ill meat market outfit. Block, scales, saws, cleavers, knives, etc., except Ice box. Call or address. B. B., Cltl ten office. WANTED Situation, butcher killer, sausage maker; cty or country. Address, G. ft, this offlce. WANTED At once, unfurnished house three or four rooms east of railroad. Address T. K., care citi zen. WANTED People iO Invest money In flrBt class real estate, paying from 12 to 20 per cent net. Its the safest way Just now. See Porter fleld Co., 216 West Gold avenue. WANTED Ladles desiring new fall styles in millinery to call on Miss Crane, 612 North Second street. Millinery and dressmaking parlors. Also apprentices wanted. Phone 44. WANTED Tinner and plumber, $3 per day, steady work year round: must be sober and a good all round man. L. Hutchison McSpar ron Co., Gallup, N. M. WANTED Able bodied, unmarried men, between ages of 21 and 85; 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. WANTED A teacher at the Boys' Biblical and Industrial school of the Albuquerque college. One who can speak English and Spanish preferred. Gentleman or lady, but gentleman preferred, as the school la boys only. Apply to Thos. Harwood, at the school 2 miles out on north Fourth street. WANTED Local representative for Albuquerque and vicinity to look after renewals and increase sub scription list of a prominent monthly magazine, on a salary and commission basis. Experience de sirable, but not necessary. Good opportunity for right person. Ad dress Publisher, Box 69, Station O, New York. SALESMEN WANTED A salesman of ability to represent us exclusively in Arizona and New Mexico with our large and first clans line of calendars, advertising speciatles and drug gists labels and boxes during 1908. Must be ready to commence work on January 2, when samples will be ready. Our line is so com plete that every business concern In each and every town and city (large or small) can be success fully solicited. Our goods are first class and priced right. Our com pany was organized In 1862 and is well and favorably ' known throughout the country. Capital ized for $200,000, commission 20 per cent and 25 per cent. A man of ability and willing to work steadily can make from $50 to $100 per week. Good man onlj wanted. Enclose this advertise ment with your application. Ad dress Sales Manager, Merchants Publishing Co., Kalamazoo, Mich. WANTED Capable salesman to cov er New Mexico with staple line. High commissions, with $100.00 monthly advance. Permanent po sition to right man. Jess II. Smith Co., Detroit. Mich; WANTED Agents, canvassers, mall order men to sell patent folding pocket umbrella; greatest service able novelty ever put on the mar ket. Improved Umbrella Co., 251 39th street, Brooklyn. N. Y. Dr. Vaucaire's Formula Recommended by Mrs. Honry Symes, to develop the bust from 4 to inches. Guaranteed to be made from the true Galega Extract. Is perfectly hai mless. The Vaucalre Formula Is a general tonic, but It has a specific effect upon the bust. Price 75 cents. For sale by Highland Pharmacy and Al varado Pharmacy A Good l iniment. When you neej a good reliable liniment try Chamberlain's Pain Halm. It has no superior for sprains and swellings. A piece of flannel sllghtened dampened with Pain halm Is Kuperior to a plaster for lame back or pains in the side or chest. It also relieves rheumatic pains and makes sleep and rest pos sible. For sale by alt drmrit)'. DAILY THAN OPPORTUNITIES PERSONAL PROPERTY LOANS. MONEY to LOAN On Furniture, Pianos, Organ Horses, Wagons and other Chattels also on SALARIES ANC WARS HOUSE RECEIPTS, aa low as $1 and as high as $200. Loans an quickly made and strictly private Tim: One month to one year glree Goods remain In your possession Our rates are reasonable. Call an' see 'us before borrowing. THE HOUSEHOLD LOAN CO. Steamship tickets to and from parts of the world. Rooms I and 4, Grant Bids $0$H West Railroad Ave. PRIVATE! OFFXCB& Open Kvenlncs. REM ESTATE BARGAINS FOR SALE. Six room house. West New York nvenue 2,500 4 room alto lie, iron roof, lot Uux-lOO, .Mountain road, newr car lino 1,&00 5 room ifim-iit house, 3rd ward 2,000 4 room frame, corner lot, 3rd ward 1,100 8 room frame, 2 lots, close In 3,000 5 room brick, modern, cor ner lot, 2nd wnrd 2,050 5 room frame, 4th ward, corner 1,500 Throe room brick, Fourth ward 1,400 Ono of the swell est resi dences) In town 7,500 Six room brick, modern, close In 3,250 Seven room brick, mod ern 3,500 Ranches from two to 200 acre. Tiots In all parts of town. 30-acre alfalfa rnnch with in a few blocks of the Mtroet car lino 4,500 00-acre alfalfa ranch five miles) north of town $65 per acre. FOR RKXT. Houses from 2 to 8 rooms. Money to loan In sums to suit. A. MONTOYA Real Estate and Loans. Notary Public. 215 W. Gold Ave. CXXIOOOOCXXXXXCIOOCXXXXXXXICXO BARGAINS IX REAL ESTATE 4- room brick, modern. 9 2,150 11 -room brick modern 10.000 5- rooni frame, modern 2,200 -room brick, modern 3,200 M-rooni frame, modern 3,500 1-story brick storeroom size 25x60 3,000 1 store building, good location 7,500 100-acre ranch, under dllih 6,400 Host Paying hotel biui- im-hh In city, cash.... 1,800 M. L. SCHUTT 219 South 2nd Street CXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXJ If You Want A Plumber Telephone No. 61 The Standard Our work is as our name implies, and our charges are right. Standard P.iiinblng & Heating Co WANTED ? You can get It through this column. YOU CAN SEE IN PHYSICIANS W. M. SIIKIUDAX, M. D. Homeopiitlilo Physician and Surgeon Occidental lite Building. TcloplMHic, 86. DK. It. L. IIUST Physician and Surgeon Rooms 6 A 7. N. T. Armljo Building. IU. SOLOMON L. BURTON. rhyskinn and Surgeon. Highland offlce. 610 South Walter street. Phone 1080. DRS. I1ROXSOX A BKONSON Homeopathic Physicians and Sur geons. Over Venn's Pmg Store. Phone, Office and He., 628. DENTISTS DR. J. E. KRAFT Dental Surgery. Rooms a and 3, llnrnett Building, Over O'ltlelly's Drag store. Appointments made by mail. Phone 744. EDMUND J. ALGER, D. D. 8. Olllco hours, 0 a. m. to 12:30 p. m 1:30 to 5 p. m. AnrKrintineints made by mall. ! 300 West Central Ave. Phone 450. LAWYERS R, W. D. BRYAN Attorney at Lsm. Office, First National Bank Building, Aliibqucrque, N. M. E. W. DOBSON Attorney at Law. Office Cromwell Block, Alubquerque. X. M. IRA M. BOND Attorney at Law. Pensions, Land Patents, Copyrights, Caveats, Irf-tter Patents, Trade Marks, Claims. 32 F. street, N. M. Washington, D. C. TIIOS. K. D. MADDISON Attorney-at-Law. Offlce with W. B. Childers, 117 West Gold Avenue. INSURANCE B. fA. SLEYSTER Insurance, Real Estate, Notary Public. Rooms 12 and 14, Cromwell Block, Albuquerque, N. M. Phone ISA. A. E. WALKER Fire Insurance. Secretary Mutual Bnlldlng Association 217 West Central Avenue. PHOTOGRAPHY PHOTOGRAPHY Kodak films de veloped and .printed on velox pa per. Reasonable prices. Send for price ' lift. ' Homer Howry, 40$ Carondelet St., Los Angeles, Cal. MISCELLANEOUS WILLIAM WALLACE M'CLELLAN Justice of the Peace, Precinct No. 12. Notary Public Collections, ornce 224 Xorth Second Street. Residence 723 Xorth Fourth Street, Alubquerque, N. M. BORDERS, rXDEKTAKFIt. F. W. SPEXCEH Architect. 1221 South Walter. Phone 553. A. J. MORRL.pi Merchant Tailor Ladies' and Gentlemen's Suits CLEANED. PRESSED and REPAIRED 103 North First Straot KODOL Is offered on a guaranteed plan for the relief of heart burn, flatulence, sour stomach, belching of gas, nausea, and all stomach trou bles. It digests what you eat. It will make you healthy. Sold by J. II. O'Rlelly. KILLthi COUCH in CURE the LUNCS w Dr. King's Now Discovery fob CWSP jSSs. A?i5 Al . THRGfT AK9UJK'G TROUBLFS. GUARANTIED 8ATISFACX0.Uk A MONTH BUSINESS CARDS Highland Livery BAMBROOK BROS. Phone BBS. 1H John Rtr, Saddle horses a aneclaltv. n. drivers In the city. Proprietors "Sadie," the picnlo wage. SCHWARTZMAN & WITH Meat, Poultry and Fish 211 W. Centralt Tel. 828 MIIvLINERY Up-to-Date Styles AT LOW PRICES LADIES' TAILORING And DRESSMAKINC Ml B8 CRANE VY. L. TRIMBLE & CO. LIVERY. SALE, FEED AND TRANSFER STABLE 3. Horses and Mules Bought and changed. BEST TOURNOUT3 IN THE CITT4 Second Street, between Railroad aa Copper Avenue. Don't Forget The ALBUQUERQUE PLANING MILL THE OLDEST MTLL IN THE CITY. wnen in need oi sasti, door, frame etc Screen work a specialty. 4 South First street. Telephone 40S. Thos. F. Keleher DEYOES READY PAINT One Gallon Covers 600 Square FtwsV PALMETTO ROOF TAINT Stop Leaks, Lasta Fife Years. ' JAP-A-LAO. T 408 Wett Railroad Avenue TOT! A OR A Of ' Dealers In Groceries, Provisions, Ha Grain and Fuel. Fine Line of Imported Wines Llqom-a and Cigars. Place your orders Ce this line with us. tll-tll-l7 NORTH TH .D wr THIRD BTilEET Meat Market AD Kinds of Fresh and bait Steam ausatre Factory. EMIL KXJENWORT Masonlo Building. North TUI-d tr norsE FTTRXisnERS. new and SEOOXDILAXD. WE BUY HOUHH HOIJ GOODS, 214 W. GOLD AVIS. G. X1RJSEX, MANAGER. Cxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx HOME jj OUTFITTERS Every Thing Necessary for Housekeeping M DAVIS & Z EARING 308 W. Gold Avo. kXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX HAIR DRESSER AND CHIROPO DIST. Mrs. Bambini, at ner parlors oppo site the Alvarado and next door tu St urges' cafe, is prepared to give thorough scalp treatment, do halv dressing, treat corns, bunions and in growing nails. She gives massage treatment and manicuring. Mrs. Bambini's own preparation of com plexion cream bu.lds up the skin and Improves tbs complexion, and ts guaranteed not to be injurious. She also prepares a hair tonic that cures and prevents dandruff and hair fall ing out; restores life to dead hair; removes moles, warts and superfluous hair. Massage treatment by vibrator machines. For any blemish of the face, call and consult Mrs. Bambini. Card signs, "Roams wr Rent" "Board." etc.. for sals at tbs offlce oi The Evening Citizen. o Appendicitis Is due in a iurge measure to abusu of the bowel', by employing drastic purgatives. To avoid all danger, use only Dr. King's New Life Pills, the tafe, gentle cleansers and invlgora tors. Guaranteed to cure headache, biliousness, malaria and Jaundice, at all drug stores. 25c. fSMfy v lip com AVE.