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THE ALP.UOUEROUE MORNING jpÜRNAIl
TWO.
Sundaj, Ocof;r , 1905.
nd It would have been unjust
In to put uptui the public rec-
. Jlljiuiiiu I u muii-aLtr mat mcj
V J,n heen cnlKe,L
have Riven lose and cons-Ien-
atteoiion to the discharge of out
ies, have tound Indictments onI
, ten the evidence presented clearly
lUired uch action, and believe thai
e ran take Justvprlile In the amount
work which wfc hjve been able ic
accomplish In the limited .time at our
Iigposal. . ' -
we have bSaVi unable to make any
extended or cartful examination o( the
varioua county ofllce.s, but in such in
vestigations a we have made, we have
not found Buy subject of serious criti
cism. We cannot refrain from nayina
th'at It has appeared to tin probable
that the refusal of recently displacen
county officers to deliver the books,
papera and records of their ofil.es to
their auecetiaora. may have been d'Jt
to nie apprehension that the dooi
would be open to a more enrchhia,
inventiftition bv the Rrand jury than
-s would be possible while they retained
jHíeHÍon.
' We find that the vault In use In the
office of the clerk of the district court
I so small that it Is Insufficient to
accommodate all of the records un i
papers which ought to be kept tfceru.
There la nothing of greater Import in. e
to the public than the preservation ol
the files and rec-rds of this court, li
is unnecessary for us to say anything
as to the wide-spread disastrous effect
upon varied interests of nil kinds
which would result from the destruc
tion of such records, and we earnestlj
recommeiül to the county commission
ers the enlargement ft this vault to at
. ieast double Its present j-a pacity. It
appears to us that an addition can be
made to it on the north side, without
perloiisly Interfering with anything
else In the court house.
Court House Is ltciillvo.
We hive ruad some examination
of the court house and Jail, and an
not at all sniffled th either. Tilt
coin t house is generally, and especial
ly in Its Interior and In the halls am!
basement rooms, dingy, repulsive and
unattractive, for which we can see no
reasonable excuse.. In the basemen;
where we have held our sessions. t!i.
building needs repairs, particularly ti
to the floor ot the main hallway whlct
I In very lad shape, and also as if
the water closet at the north enc,
which is in h n unsanitary condition
nnd diffuses vile odors through a l:irm
portion of the premises, .These thhis"
should I e remedied.
The grounds about the court lions'
lire r limited In extent that it ouglii
not to be difficult to keep them b
good order, yet they show Klgns '
in glei t which Is painful. With a Jaf'
full of prisoners. It would seem to In
an eay task to properly care for th"
pubbr buildings and grounds.
We are Informed that the tower. on
.the court house, which is so construe
led as to It open to the invasion of
winced i reatures, has become th
- abode of numbers of owls ami bat
with a consequent accumulation
tilth which is disagreeable, and per
haps dangerous to health. This plac
should be cleaned and purilied. ami
precautions taken so as to make It- i m
. possible for such conditions to recur.
As to the Jail, we find It a place en
tlrely Inadequate for the requirement
of the county. There are. at preset, I
only about twenty prisoners, which
number, we are told, is much less than
usual, there having been, at times, a
many as forty, hut even twenty c
mor" than can properly be cared foi
In SU' h limited ouarlers. This should
tie t'er- J!iJ st the earliest possible
MO'Oi'l.t. '.
Ciiicicss tJiisllit' of the Pcm-e.
We feel compelled to advert to Mr
carelessness and negligence, uyiii'i tl
mildest terms possible, of Justlce-i i,
the peace in sending In papers rela
tive to persons held to await the aetlon
of the grand Jury. In or.e cuse pre
aented to us. the ulli-jo-d olióos w.i.
committed In June. 1ÍMU, and Imniedl
ntely , thereafter the accused -pcrtoi
gave bond for tils appearance tu iw ill
the action of the grand jury: and ye
the pupers reached tlie distil t aitor
ney only a short time before ibe prcs
ent term of the'Ynurt. and nfte- i in
death of the principal witness. Ui
were unable to find an Ind.. linen
upon Ihe evidence pr esen'eil, but tie
result might have been different h u
Ihe papers been sent in promptly, be
fore the death above r,ientinei.
In another case, eight men in Ma
last, were, by a Justice, put under bone
to in.ail the action of the gr.iu I Jury.
This case was, never rcurt-d tn ire-
clerk or Ihe district attornev. .V.n
the close of our session, one of out
members called It to the attention of
the district attorney, who Immediate,
ly had the witnesses summoned, etui
as a result, , several Indictments were
found. We have no definite Info, na
tion as to what has become of tie
bonds given by these defendant.-..
The ought to be In the hauls of th
c.crk of the niirt.
In still another case, a young mm
was. In June, by a Justice, committed
to J.i I. in default of ball, to await Me
action of the grand Jury upon a charge
i f personating an officer. The paper
in this ae were filed In the clerk's
office on September 23, lHO.V and were
brought to our attention on Heptom'ier
FOR MANY
WDM
'.ui tu n
IIIU
WEDD1M0
LINK OF A CHAIN OF
SICKNESS
AMD
MISERY
FAVORITE
PilEStRIPTIOH
BREAKS THIS CHAIN
WEAK WOMEN STR0N0,
qiCK WOMEN WELL
Ml
L tu n X r I
WEDDIMOUV
I -
Ives of
i-oine of
the accused person fiad hese
our members with ersonal
inportun-
ity. As a result, on September 27.
we made n prese ntJiient of "niu bill" In
this cae. We cAnnot refrtln frote
commenting further, as to th matter.
The evidence showed that a man of
bad reputation, keeper of a vile drink
ing place of'Tty' lowest character, in
Old AlliiKitiero'ye, testified, before the
)ustbe of the peace, that a voice,
through a telephone, told him that the
owner of the voice was a deputy sher
iff, and was coming on the next Ktreei
.-r to arrest the saloon keeper atu:
lose up his place tif business, and that
lie recognised, the voice as that of the
lefcndaiit. with whom he hail some
. revloiiH quarrel. This was all. The
leiu-ed one never did anything trfore.
We cannot te-leve this sufficient to in
I'cite it n offense under the statute a
o perronatlntc an officer, a'id yet thlr
vcuag man was tojiflned in Jail three
"onths on this charse." This Is tin
more surnrlsing to us, because we be
lieve the Justico of the peace who took
this action. to be an honest and eotiscl
ntlous man. We think he must have
'icen badly advised.
There h is been presented to us cvl
leme as to one I anaciano (Julterres
It was shown that this' man cold llqum
it retail pt four different places. In HW
írthree different precincts of thi
county, in the year 1 un I. We were, at
first. Impressed with the belief that
th's man was a lawless violator of tin
'errltorial revenue law, but upon ex
amination of the record of liquor It
censes, covering the period of the
tiles made by him. and. taking the
harlt able view that he may have beer
honestly mistaken as to his rights nn
Inr sin h a li r-nse. we refused to fine
in indictment against li'm. We feel b
mr duty, however, to call his atten
tion, and that of all other persons
io lh fact that u Ili ense to sell liqu n
it retail authoi Izes selling at only one
lace In "ii" predict, ami Is hot good
is to sales at 'other plat es or in an
ithcr prer'net.
. Bv chapter 113 of the laws of ISO.-,
lt is provided that no llcens" shall la
ssitel to fell liquor a! retail at am
place ex cut within the limits of a city
'own i r village containing at least iftT
inh ibit nits, and a severe penalty I
mposed upon any offi'-er who autbor
f 's r Issues such forbidden license'.
We find th;it tho nssessor and rn-ob.'itt
( erk bf the c ounty, have anparenth
nid no attention to this statu lory pro.
.'lyion, but' have acceded apulicntion
'or lluiutf licenses without Investlea
'lon. íbt we liavo found no liullet
"leut against cither of tSiem. becausi
vo I'M not .believe their negp'el ol
lot y was wilful or Intention il. We In.
.'ite their r.ireful ittrntloti to this law
'li tile future.
Oinilial SlioubJ lie Siippresscil.
i'or ; several je-fjs it has been th'
listón, 111 the city Tif Albuquerque, ti
it ave ore nlghl, during the tinnital ter
ritorial "fjil-, üiveu lu to umi-u'l I.
en.se In the streets sif the city, when
tinsked per.s.,n.a of i.oth Fexes of ab
ikes have beep allovred to penado Ihe
own. and w h"i líc drinking and
tit'ibliiig places the city have been
brown open siilli persons witlioul
restriction. Tills of a gross violitlot:
if the territorial law, but we have not
Icemed It advisable or de -Ira hie i''
prev nt Indictnieiils as to such of
lis. s, as we eini'il n t. do so without
nvolvlug tieojile of respectability and
rood standing who thoii:;btlesslyi al
ow ed themselves to be lorried away
':y the I'lithusiaion of such ni
ipparentlv sanctlotiid by I
thorlly.
"try to
We do not con
i,le:
t he
expatiate upon
his ih'ng
Thcv mili? be npi
ill. and
are will. in the
;iow ledire of some of ourmr
f a great number of the, conimui
'.Ve cainiet iind language too stroll;
.xpross our condeiiiiat!oli, and we
moil 1 1 ii- cltv atltholilies Lo see 111
lothing of the kind ever happem
igaln: and. In case of their non-actlon
ii trust that the sheriff of the county
vlll suppress, such viol itioiis of the 1 iw
,i the i titerlng of women and children
nto ilvinklog and gambling places.
Xn Stmilay Law Imflcliinils.
Ther- h.r been presented to us cv
depce showing open and llagrant vio
ttions of the Sunilav law. by retail
Iquor dealers, but there was such se
'leus and hane.st difference of opill
ii'i on this subject tiinong our nietn
ers that it was impossible to find all)
ndh'tniciits In these ( im s. Some ot
is beleve that every law, wlo'thei
g net or li,ai,l. SIIOIIKI lie eiiMirie-l, ee
alise, i ven If bad, or disl islcful to Ule
najerl'v of tin- people, t li'j best way
;o set lire Its a tiieiidmein or repeal.
Is to eaforce It: while others believe
th it til" ctiforcemciit of this I nv would
he iletiimetit.il to the welfare of the
' iimmi illy, and sliil others behove
'hat. If enforced at all, the law should
be enfi reed agilin't nil alike. 1'iclud.nu
such places as drug stores. cb;at
stoles, news f-tallds. beet blacks, etc.
but thev believe such general enforce-
nclit I npossihle. V'e can say. as a
whole, that we are all In favor of the
dserv.'iice of law, and fully subscribe
to the general bb'a that disregard o'
nie la v tends to breed disrespe -t ol
ill law. and we heartily wish that tin
Sunday law i-ould be so amended as to
;nfori'i more to the general seoi
tiirul of the people, and make Its ob
sérvate e comparatively easy.
At the same time, we venture to ex
press ihe opinion that, even as It
.stands. Its enforcement does not neces
sarily depend upon the aetlon ol
grand Juries, and that It can lie en
forced by the executive officers of lln
liw vlthoiit recourse to any grand
Jurv. v
We ipslre to express our entire sat
isfaction, and. as we believe, the satis
faction of th whole community, wltii
I the course of the court In attempt!!!'.'
I to evolve order out of the confused
I condition of county affairs consequent
I upon the refusal of removed count.',
officers lo give way to their successors.
'and. ill well, our entire confidence Iti
vour honesty and Impartiality In these
troubb s line pi '.tiers, entirely It lespec.
tive of any personal opinions or sym
paies which we may entertain.
I t'omity dad n llore ir.
j After the- foregoing xrlloli of mil'
reporl Imil been prepared, e minie as
full nuil detailed cuimlnalt in of llie
! coiKitt ): of the iiumty Jail lis Is pos
sible miller present cln uiiisiiincc-, uno
j InlerWcMi'd Hie prlsmiiH there con-
Hiiril. ninl we ire co-.upclleil to say to
llie com I that we are nil lllleil with In
illgnatlon nt the inmllllsiii of the jit i I
nuil the Irenlnienl of the prisoners.
We lire mcII uwurc that sliileiiicnls
mude U sin li imtsoiis us those usually
found In such n Jail, lire lo be rccchci
with great caution, anil much allow
a i ice shoiibl Is iiiaile for fear of iin-
ttutlifulneos nuil i'Miggeiulion: but
tiloso things which we lime been ubli
to we with our own ees. so slrongl
'eorroboi'iiie ami confirm the stnte-
nieuls of the prisoners. Mini we Hre
fwicil tu Indicie (here li much nt
Itutli lit Ifielr lonipbiliits,
'riicy Hssureil us thiil tliey had nut
had u plc e of soap for as niiu li as sl
eeks, nml ere isuisequenily tumble
to keep llienisi'lve or their nimi'ters
clean, nnd IhiiiMJicy nie lormenicil
ilav and night 'jiiI vermin ns Hit
ami Is'illmg- n ctlcni which N
frltthtfiil. TlJ
v Ilia' for tihoui
tlie minie let' I
110 me if ur 4
'Sihpv Mte Inn!
T" w.,irl, hut
llthouuli
yiK no
il nidi
íhihlex.
j II r,
I'l'ildhiK f; thin
llHtP In vn f
Ihrr Imi ri
Inic niM t 1
mem f ll
llier vnf ilui'
llll'( vtlth , ,
to I rutect I! j
2. 190S. only afte". the rel
!OCi t spill.
V;;
e V lift
,1
ilurintj I:ts night. tlM-y were ('oniM-lli'd
to' keep moling a'l of the timo to
imcUI ot'iiie sufTci-liig. We were
able to sit thnt 1Ik-- are In n IHthy
i-ondillon mid not iiov pled with suf
ficient clothing or Ix ilding. Oiilinar
lly. pn'soiiiM's do not dare to make
complaints, for four 'of li!curi liij tiie
ill-vtill of their jailers, hut just at this
time, there bavins Iwci a chango in
the iiiiiniigemcnt uud tsuitrol of tin
Jull. tlM'ir tongues ttppcar to lunt
l:ccn baiMMicd.
thi: rnisoxKiis .ix d.m-
Pl l Ol' .l IdCli OI' M KDH'.M,
ITTKXTIOX. Till-: Y TOI.D IS
THAT WIMK'TIMK AUO O.NK (H
THK I'HISOMCIJS WAS 1M. .XI
AI.TII(K;n IKiiKXT lti:(lKSTS
u i-.iti-: m Mi: that Tin-: imhtoií
KHOt 1,1) liK CMI.UI, I Hi 1)11 X(T
l KH HIS ATI'!-'. M'AXt'K I XTII,
Till' MX H) lli:i. AKIKK SIA
VMM. DAYS OI-' ll.l, XFSS. A XI)
vin:x in; did comí:, hk ctiM-
ri.AIXKD ITI I ;ttKAT ItrriKK
XI.SS. IHXXISK HK HAD Xf)I
IH'KX XO'l II II J) ,AXI t'AM.Kl)
i:i:i ii;h. sayixí; tht hi: xkv
i:h i:r,( i'Ivkd any mks.jk to
(omi: to thk .iaii, to aitiíxi
TO Tl IK MAX who had dikd.
They iilso nsscrl that they h've been
liev'iitc(l froui coiiiimnilcntlng lth
ihelr friends and ivlntlves. and from
receiving eominiinlent Ion l'roni them,
ami Hint more) than once it lias han
lieneil that when frlculs have Itoen
permitted to see prisoners, the latter
have lemned that letters anil otlira
llilngs had been sent to them ihicli
neier had been received.
We pre not vtlllhig to believe that
the ev-shellir, Mr. Thomas S. Hiihbeli.
ir his deputy, Mr. Xewcomec, can
hate hud personal knowledge of these
had comlilinos. or thcv would have
been remedied, hut we feel that they
are culpable In not bavin.;- made them,
wlu's iicniti'lntod t;i them nml giv
en their per-mml nrV-etioii to the wei
faro of thse tnil'ortiitiitle pris-mers.
The port I m of tli" pietiilses whit;)
Is n-cil lor the confinement of insane
prisoners, consists i;f nothhiy hut a
room with lrre IIimu" mid wills, desli
tute of hrildlg. comforts of conveu
IencCH of any kind, where no effort ap
pears to he ncetc to atliclioi'i'tc the
sttfferliifj cf the iiersmis canliiicd. c
will ii I cnici'. into dismtsllim l-t-lis.
'ml will only si i y that these pels iiu'l's
it cempelled lo spend nil of t'iep
time, sleeping or v. mMii.'V. in fhii bare
room, (fcsiltute of n hl:!;,!c article of
liirnitiire of any kind.
We desire to add. also, a few word.'
is to .-mother matter which hid pre
viously escaped our altciitlan. Jn th--Invesliintb'ii
cf nome cases, n which
Indictments were found, we discovered
'ha! accounts against the county have
'.ecu presented and r.llowed wltWoitl
being iti niize.l or Hvni'it to, as r-'-'iiilred
I y law, aai'd we ure of opinion
hat the county clerk and the county
kid nissioucr:i are lo be censured for
i ermltlh:-? such nceotmls to bo pre
sented, or for allowing and paying
Ihem. 'In justice to tlie present couu
ly commissioners, iiowcvr, we must
siy that we arc iofotined that, they
hive adepted a fluid rule of requiring
every aci mint to l e preparad in cxi'-t
i -i ord.uice with law. everv item fuMv 1
.-!:iled, with a vci ideation by the
i lain . int. excetd In those cases where
leiounls are fixed by law, as in Dm1
matter cf salaries, which ar" pavablc
without regard to any it-ins of service. I
is long at. thir n'li c holder holds his
position. I
Having now completed our lab-ir.", '
we respei tl'jtilly csk In be disclvirged
for th" terisL
ii!:xt''
Y WK-íTICIlFIlC i).
Forcouan.
Ú,X OM 11)1 .A.
Shown to Hit Absolutely l'alse by Moti-
lie.
'i'rn Science.
l'coile used to think that bildnesi.
was one cf tho;-e things which are
handed ih.wti from generation to gen
er.iticn. from father to son just like
.1 family Itcirlooin.
Si em e has shown the falseness ot
this belief by proving that' baldaos'
ii-ilf i.-i tint a constitutional disease,
but the result of a genu invasion 01
which only llcrpicidc can effectually
rid the si -ilp.
Washing only 'cleans the scalp of
Dandiutr.
"I lestn
I! iloosn t kill the genus,
the cause you re-move the
cried."
Xew lira's II
every ca-e.
rniclde will do this in
It is also a deli.'tlitfii'
dressimr.
S dd hv I". c litis drui;i;lsls.Sciiil K'c.
in stamp i for sample to The it 't pl
clde Co., Detroit. Mich. It. 11. I'd i.'is
& Co., specijl iieents.
If J'Oll IKVll
llesHClderi.
II 'lirM'liter.
telephone
f
WE FEEL
Albuquerque, N. M.
The Denver & Rio
THE nCENIC LINE
mm,
Etiortrvt and Quick mf Hue froru Santa Fe to Dravrr, Colorado Spring
Pueblo, Cripple Creek, Cnon City," Ballda, Itad-. Ule, Glenwood
Rprtngi, nrand iDDnHlon, Ixiranfo, Blrírton, lyUti'ta, 'Col irado, and
U poli 1 U weft
f!EW TRAIN SERYICE
Betwn Ba.nU Ft and Alamoaa, Colo., wfcaro eot.uotln Is mad
wltk Undard fuiif 1 traina fo all point aoat, and afford! paasan era
tha adranUc ( tapptn j-aera t Deo far, Calorado Bprin-i or Puebla
THE CEKYER & RI9 GRAKDE RAILROAD COMPANY
Carry on their ato4ard auf traína Standard Pullman aid Tonrlft
8iprs, Pinina- Cari and Chair Car, andl tha pulax raita t all
palnU in Colorado, .
-c. -.-r.T-
For llluLrmUxl adf e.tlaf ig mattter and further rvartlotilari apply r
4drfa, . K. nOOPER,
G. F. A t i) DeTr, Colo,
1 A. S. HAn.NET, rrarrlltif Piuaenger Agt, EanU re, Ii. IL
LIGHTNING KILLS
PUEBLO INDIAN IN
ACOMA VILLAGE
, .i
While Another Is Frightfuliy
Injured by Bolt.
RCOYIFLL OF CHILDREN ALL
MCRP 02 LESS PAINFL'LLY IILRf
Special to the MprtiUiff Journal.
I agutia, X. M'i''S;Mt. 30. During í
storm at Aipma bue'olo yesterday
a-Indial woman m the mesa was
nd'ial ff"-l?:" 1
killed
d Ipy irgh'iiTííctaiid terror retsn:;
throughout the pin
pin Bio. The venían'
V 1 u'mo.st to a crisp.
body wis bjri
Ancther ii.di.iif in Ih- s uue rootn bad
his right side slit Hpm with a
khjfe from the shoijlder -de if to the
foot, hut will rcKjo-i-er from his injur
ies. ?A nunl'r of Indian children
who ' were in the room wcreTvully
shoi.ked but not seriously hurt.
The stroke of lightning has
terrifrfid tno Indiana in Acoma al
most lá-much us te death cf a Nava
jo on thi; reservation i-vared his f(S
low tribestJien a K;w weeks ago. II is
a very rar' oirurretice for an Indian
to he killed h' lightning and It is con
sidered a special 'mark of the w rath
of some evil ap'.'t.
Hick head idle is caused by a disor
dered coiubtlon -of th" .stomach and is
quickly cured by Chamberlain s Mom-
ilch
and Liver
TablcH
Kur Kale cb
all
druggists.
A-l GchkÍi.
Ileasoiiiihh" Prices.
Courtenis Treatinenl.
21 K011U1 Second Strect
F. G. l'ratt &- O).. Groceries.
Xn matter how large or how
the hook rerjuii'il. we can make
yon and Kmirantce witlsfaciim
51iti hnci' company.
small
It for
The
Full of Comfort
and Pleasure
The California
Book:
Limited Log
I have traveled over many rail
roada and have failed to find
one eiiual to the "Santa Ke."
Without doubt the California
Limited 1.1 4he most luxurioua
train in the world. The .servicB
Is excellent in every respect, and
the iitlentloiia ntíl courtesy
shown ly the employes i.i most
gentlemanly. A trip to California
via the Santa I" 0116 that
should he lovg remembered;
and it Is full of both comfort
nnd pleasure.- JriCD. L. LYCALT,
2K South Trtá-nty-first street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
SANTA FE IS THE WAY
Scott's Sa&fai-Pepsia Capsulas
A POSITIVE CURE
PorlnflsmmftMon nri't(irrhof
trio LlH'íucr lMnrttJ Kid
UKi. no CURE n ) PAT. Vurim
4 tilth ly tiiitl itrrniHnt'til'y the
oil) ii... nt UiinnrrhnM
3
fTWirV ' '"-" "
: iff I
l.. ! WI ... I, mull '..ut-
v xr- jo0'
THE SANTAL-PEPSIN CD,
llllá-ntilnA Ahln.
cit" "
H. RrPPK. Aernl for Aihnner4ii
SURE
Of our ability to handle your
banking business to your
satisfaction. We shall be glad
of an opportunity to talk
with yon t
STATE NATIONAL BANK
Our Yard is the Riiht Oct
for L JMBFTt, LATH. SHINGLES, w.,
yun call at C. O. nAMrIIOICI
well Ucked IiiihIht ynnl. lie carrki
a hg ttfock of Window. Poors, PMntn,
(din, lirutdim, Otei.t, ituiidhig PajXY,
elo.
J. C. BaJdridc
lir Strrr
Grande System
Of THE WORLD.
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RICO HOTEL
III N. First Strt
DINELLI & LENCIONI. Props.
Saloon, Restaurant & Rooming Hooto
If wo don't do your hauling
we both lose money
ALBUQUERQUE TRANSFER GO
G. M. BACCUS, Prop.
S.T.Vann.O.D.
UYKS1GIÍT SPKCIALIST
President of New Mexico Hoard of
Optometry,
First established optician In New
Mexico. Glasses fitted for poor sight,
headache and nervous strain. Office:
Room Í), Whiting- Block. Appoint
ments made at , Vann's Drug Store.
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O 'lHESE cool mornings suggest warm under-
wear; the subject of Underwear naturally
suggests 5e Globe Store as the place to pro-
cure the best made at prices asked for inferior
goods sold elsewhere.
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Mentor Underwear
for ladies and children is the most healthful as
well as comfortable underwear healthful be
cause Mentor material is very absorbent, tak
ing up excessive perspiration and keeping the
body uniformly warm comfortable because it
is soit, smooth, warm, and non-írrítattng. h oí
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4 Absolute fit no shrinking, and long wear is
guaranteed. Union and Two-Piece Suits. You are urged to call at
6Ae Gfobe Store and examine these garments.
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f In Gentlemen's Furnishings we have just received
Bodies of Wamsutta muslin, bosoms of 2200 linen, perfect
fitting and guaranteed ia every particular or money refunded
regular $1.50 value,
Our Price: $1.00 each
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Underwear in all gradesunion and two-piece
specialty of Coat Shirts,
O Shields' Guaranteed Hats.
Look for
MONTEZUMA TRUS COMPANY
RLBUQUERQUE, NEM MEXICO
Capital and Surplus, $100,000.00
ALLOWED ON SAVINGS DEPOSITS
AMPLE MEANS
AND UNSURPASSED FACILITIE3
BANK OF COMMERCE " ALBUQUERQUE. II, 1,1.
EXTENDS TO DEPOSITORS EVERY PROPER ACCOMMODATION
AND SOLICITS NEW ACCOUNTS.
CAPITAL, $150,000.00.
Offlcem and Directors:
SOLOMON LUNA, President.
STRICKLER, W.
VV. S.
Vice-Prcslilrnt and Cashier.
AVILLIA3I McIXTOSH.
J. C. BALDRIDGE. A. M. RLACKWiXL. . O. K. immtVBVXM
The First National Rank will rent
a year and up. Cull and let us
VEST nAILROAD AVENUE
BETWEEN
S?COND THIRD STREETS
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The Store of
Relia
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Elegant White Shirts
Corliss, Coon & Co. quarter-sized collars, and
the Big Globe Sign
On West Railroad Avenue
7
JOHNSON,
Assistant Cashier.
GEORGE ARNOT.
you a Safe Deposit Box for $2.60
explain the system.
MENTOR
COMFORT UNDERWEAR
a special make of
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suits. We make a j
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