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'aiviKimrque iornlngjoarual j
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DEMOCRAT PUBLISHING COMPANY
MACPHEKSON. president. W. S. UUIIKE, Editor.
H. II. HEXING, City Edito?. i
Entered ns second-class matter at the postoffiee qt Albuquerque, X. M..
s. under Ret of congrsss of Murch 3. 1ST9. "
TIIK MORMXiXJOlRXAL IS THE LEADING RLVriU.ICAX PAPER
or new Mexico. Arritmnxtj the prixi irles r Tin; reim bli-
N 1 MKT If AM. THE TIME AXI THE METHODS OF THE REPl'ULICAX
t'AISTY WHEN THEY AHE RHJIIT.
iJiwr (-irvtilutioii tlmn any other iukt in New Mexico. Ttie only u r
"( in New Mexlcu ImmhI overy day in the year.
Tlie Morning .lotiriuil ban a higher i i renin I ion rating than Is accorded
in any other titcr in Allmciierque or any oilier dally lu New Mexico." The
.Aimihun NewxpMI''" Dim-lory. "
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TERMS OP M'llSf TUITION.
Paily, by mail, one year bi advance $5.00
1 'ally, by carrier, one month
Iily, by nail, one month -. .50
ALl'.rQl'EKQl.'E - -
- - - NEW MEXICO
Sl'XRAY MOIt.M;, (KTOIIEK I. 1005.
Just 'Beginning to Groto
1
IS safe to say there is not a town in the west that Iulr enjoyed for the
lant two yearn, anil is tdill enjoying a greater measure of prosperity
and a more rapid Kiowth than Albiniueniue, arid yet all the híriis of the
times point very distinctly" to the fact that the immediate future has
conditions In store for us which will make the good times of the past nee in
dull by comparison.
For the last fifty years as population pushed westward one town afiflr
another has held the record for rapid j?rowlh, ami has been pointed to by
the IliiK'T of destiny as the coining great city of Its section of the country
t'hicaKo and San Francisco, Minneapolis and (alveston, Omaha and lieriver.
Kansas City and Eos Angeles, each In turn, occupied the center of the staff'
has been the magnet to draw the attention of the public, offering the greatest
tit tractions to homes.-ckers and the most promising investments to capital, and
i e ich in its turn has "made good" all that Is promised.
Now it Is Alhuiierpic'H turn. It is located in the right place. It is far
uotigh away from any other general distributing point. The natural resources
of the tountry tributary to it are amply sufficient to support a great city, and
they are being developed with a view to finding their market at. this place.
The latitude, the longitude and the altitude are all Just right for business,
comfort and health, ami the "men behind the guns" are endowed with a spirit
of energy, enterprise and pull-togetherness which makes them Just the right
men In the right places. Some of us have seen all this for years past, and
our paramount aim lias been to let the public see it. AVe Saw K with the eye
of faith, but t'.e people now see it with the eye of business, and they are
coming, to get the advantage of the ground Moor and anticipate the future.
Our lirst job is successfully accomplished; our present duty is to take care oT
the strangers as fast as tle-y inirti and that Is already taxing us to our ut
most. We have builded better than we knew. Tin town Is growing faster
than the most optimistic of us had hoped for, and I is our duty now to "get n
'move on" and provide mine accommodations for ie newcomers. The nioct
of them will build homes of th' ir own as soon as they have time to take m
the situation, but in the meantime tiny must be provided with temporary
libeller, and that is "up to" U".
If. in addition to the hundreds of substantial buildings in course of con
struction, a hundred I'mid dwelling houses should 'be commenced tomorrow--'
bouses that would be neither "shai ks" nor mansions, but would rent for. say
10 to $3ü a month there would be a tenant waiting for every house before
it was ready to nut- into. That such conditions already exist Is a fact that
.'o o"e will AWate of. and that the pressure Is increasing vory day Is nl to
-e,kJ' wn. The i, p!e are comi.ig faster than we are providing the m
lo talco tar.' of them, and the InÜux has but only just commenced. E
man who has an inte rest In making Albuquenpie a big city should put up
house to rent, if it is In his power to do so. We Invited the people to come
and if we leave them now to camp on the prairie some of them may o
omewhere else. Arid besides, there is no safe investment in the country
anywhere that will pay a better rate of interest and that rate will steadily
in. re.i:e an the tow n grows.
About the growth of the town there is no more doubt than there is nbnnt
the sun idilulng tomorrow. It Is possible, in the course of nature, that the
ky of New Mexico might be so densely overcast that none of the people
could see the fue of the sun for a whole day. but such an occurrence Is so
utterly improbable that it is not worth while to consider it. And II Is just as
improbable that the growth of Albu'iuepiue Is going to stop now. The vas',
foims of money that are now being put into substantial improvements at this
place, and the tlil! greater sums that are ready to go into greater enterprises
which are now being arranged for. are not being invested to meet, the present
tlein amis of Albuquerque, but with a view to what the demands of Albuquerque
will lie when it shall have four or live limes its present population. And
shrewd business men do not pour out their money by hundreds of thousands In
enterprises that are many years ahead of the demand.
Solos
by thW
Second
FiddLv.
in 9
lililí A R'
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No wonder Tomas needed a cartload
of Hew bedding.
General Stoessel Is paralyzed. But
no one 1 blaming General toessel for
that.
The grand jury finds that the Ber
nalillo county court house has bats In
its belfry.
Emperor Francis Joseph is said to
have made Taft a liberal offer to come
over in Hungary and alt on the lid
awhile.
ft is presumed that ex-sheriff Hub-
bell knows more now than he did u
while ago concerning th condition ol
the county Jail.
to add Insult to injury they huns a
picture of Perfecto on the wall of
Tom's cell and gave him the grand
jury's report to read.
Lives of sheriffs all remind us,
Do not monkey with the court;
Meditating In the nlat house
is a tiresome kind of sport.
The Eittle Governor, (Heading his
newspaper in a Quiet and retired
Place where he Can Hest.) "And to
think that it was ME done all this!"
1
The New York Sun says M. Witte is
the most Infernal liar that ever came
out of the east. It Is not stated wheth
er "the east" includes insurance head
quarters In Wall street.
It Is alleged !h,t the big fire at Co
Ion has reduced that town lo a semi
colon. The inhabitants undoubtedly
made a dash but a man is an asteris
his life making such puns.
The police are hunting for the wag
who hung a placard. Here lies (
Honest Man" over the witness sthnd
when president McCall. of the New
York Life, came forward to' testify.
í I
It appears that all the easy marks do
not wear long whiskers and hail from
Pumpkin Center. Witness the Well
street institution that was buncoed out
of a third of a million by a bogus
check last week.
Deputy Sheriff le functo Newcomer
is now tiling a charge of pickpocket ry
against Deputy Sheriff de facto lleyn
for niching the celebrated jail keys
from his pniMs pocket. And thus doJ.li
the plot thicken.
A Wiehll.'t dispatch says a Sania Fe
train stopped near there to allow a
woman to catch up and kiss her hus
band good bye. This beats the nne that
stops to let the passengers pick black
berries oft the right of way.
The Phoenix Oaznot says fiulson
Millets has had the temerity to back
up his wild tales about New Mexic
with proof. Evidently the (ay.uot ha
not road Mr. .Gullet's latest effusion
wherein he says In- was "badly stuff
ed" and Is "sorry he done It."
Edwin T.efevre has broken the news
to the mihlie thai a "tinkers dam' is
not spelt wllh a final "n" and means
the tiny wall of clay which n tinker
makes around the spot which he w ish
es to snider, ft is a consolation, "How
ever, that It sounds just trie same
when you say It.
A Chisago youth has just had a lead
pencil removed from his aapendix.
Whercunon the Kiinsas City Journal
savs this Is n warning to always chew
vour lead pencil thoroughly before
wallowing. It-is probable that the
eratte man will lake it. secono
ought and drink a bottle of ink in-
stead.
Weary Waggles to the grand jury
"Genls.'me hair has turned wile troo
me awful experience in dis county Jail.
For five long days uere i was wioom
,1 toot' brush. And to cap tie climax,
honored sirs, de heortless, Inhuman
jailer wouldn't gimme a bar o' soap.
Me finger nails has not been manny
eured fer a munt'. Gents, kin youse
let dis feerful outrage go unpunished?"
COLUMN
REAL ESTATE
NEW TELEPHONE 493.
MOVET TO r)AX OV GOOD REAL
ESTATE tiEt'l TUTY AT LOW
KATES OP IXTEHEST.
FOlí" KENT
li room . lodging house, furnished;
$55.'00.
4 - room house, S. Broadway; $14.00.
2 room 8 furnished for housekeeping;
$16.00. ''..'
5- roorn house, modern, furnished;
$35.00.
5-rooin house, 1118 South Arno; $18.00
month.
3-room house, Cromwell ave; $8.00
month. '
ron sale.
House ami lot, gjod location with
shade and city .water, Highlands;
$900. I
3-room brick housejeorner Marquette
avenue, and JSorth oth street;
M,2oo. , ; 4 .1
5-routt house. nom in, West Coal ave
nue, ear caHier of Fourth street.
Six-room frame In one f the best
loci liona on Broadway at a bar
ga i n V nwd era u t-1 o- d at e.
UanchilO acres alfalfa, fruit, fine
land. tc. $1.200, A good business
chance.
Brick houSe In fine inaction, near th
railroad snops; rasn or eauy pay
ments: a good; chanca to buy a
IlEWj MEXICO iíEAT LIARSCET
AXDBES ROMERO. 1'rop.
Frefcli and Gait f.leats
GAME IN SEASON.
211 West Gold Avenue, Albuquerque
MERCHANT'S
Is the place to go for a
Good Dinner or Short Order
216 South Second Street
P. Steffen, Prop..
nice prof
nlan.
Motel and res
locations In
Is a money
Fine nine-roon
Hroadwa";
Five-room bricl
Hroadwnv: vel
Five-roorn framq
street. $1.300.
5-room house, up-l
1 I
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t I
I, I'!
1
4
the Installment
t; one of the best
y; 30 rooms; uus
nrlce $800.
a; modern. South
. Iota, on South
an.
o lots, on jonn
'date, South Edith
street; fine location: $1,900.
7-room house on North Second street,
In goo i,ir; $l,5r0.
Hundred nnd twenty acre ranch,
hav alfalfa, grafted fruit trees,
good buildings, etc.
mall poultry farm, close In. With or
without rioiiltrv: ensv terms.
Seven-room frame, three lots N. Third
st.. tl. 7110.
Seven-room brick bouse In Highlands,
South Arno st. $1.850.
Four acres of land three-nuarters of
a mile from nostoftlce, wltn lots or
fruit trees nnd house thereon.
.Six-room brick house. S. Third St..
$3.000; reasonable terms.
IH'SIXESS CHANCES.
Good ranches near the city for sale
at reasonable prices.
Eire Insurance. Houses for Rent.
Rents Collected. Taxes Paid, ami
entire charge taken of nroin-rty for
residents and non-residents.
E. H. DVNBAR Q. CO-
Corner Gold Avenue Brtd Third Street.
A Koctst
IAl!. HIP1.EY S reply to Miss
jjf gives the lady what is eo
H f "a ro jst," ami pals her befo
Miss Tirhell's nttack on the Santa Fe road
commonly railed in newspaper parlance
fore the public In a very unpleasant light.
The principal grievance complained of by her was that the road had
Advii need the weight of crude oil In May, from 6.4 pounds to 7.4 pound:
per gallon, while making no change li, the weight of refined oil, nnd thia,
according to Miss Tarbell, was "a discrimination in favor of the Standar 1
(Ml Co." Now, oil Is shipped in tanks, holding a given number of gallons, and
us freight charges are based solely upon weight the gallons have to be reduced
to pounds, and Mr. Itlpby shows that crude oil weighs one pound to the
Ballon more than refined oil. lb- states that in the beginning of the oil Indus
try in Kansas the only shipments were the rcllned oil. When crude oil began
to he hliipped it was billed at the same rate as the refined product, on the
lissutnptioft that both Weighed the same. In due time the mistake was discov
ered by the railroad's "weighing and inspection bureau." and the rate was cor
jeepd accordingly. A a matter of fact, until the correction was made, the
iiseruniiMitioi w..s against the .standard nil Co., and not in its favor, lis
b.U'd by Mis 'farted!,
Mr. fUpley's reply was thoroughly coin lusive and the incident might be
Considered US closed but for 'he fact that Mis TarbeH'ii false accusation will
probably be read by the thousands of persons who may never see .Mr. Ripley's
toiTection, ami. us he justly obs.-rves, will serve to Inllame the public mind
ngatnst corporate Interests.
In reviewing this incident th- Kansas City Journal says the harm Hu t
urh writers as Miss Tarhell do, although doubtless unintentional. Is as much
to the public as to the railroads. The mis. hb f t nnsba In sowing the seeds of
prejudice, to ripen into a harvest of Irrational acts which are calculated to
Injure the railroad In the tlrst Instame, but which will certainly react upon
the general prosperity of the countiy In the end.
THE Salvation Army is sending a number of unemployed liritons to
Canada, where they will be put upon tin land nnd glv n a chance to get
i.lotég In life. There Is a reasonable assurance that the men selei ted for
assistance vlll deserve to do well, because they are not loafers, but merely
Ynfnrtunates out of employment, but willing to put their shoulders to the
wheel. It Is a fine work the army Is doing and every well disposed person
Will. hope that Hooth's most sanguine dreams of helpfulness will be realized.
I'ltOFESSOR MOL' ETON, of the University of Chicago, says the ring
theory of the solar system Is unsatisfactory. And the New York Tribune says
' s I " it may be added that the ring theory of municipal politics Is also highly
i
Ui. satisfactory."
THE I.o Angelen Times gives the Insurance companies one blf credit
mark. It says: "Anyway It hasn't yet .been proved that the Insuran t com
,.ul loaned any money to Cuaale Chad kit." - '
ZU Sabbat!)
Type of that cverhisl ing rest,
(The atmosphere where migcW
dwell).
I bail tl with a radiant sialic.
I hail IIk-c Ib a sigh, as well.
The smile I give for Heaven's call
One ilnv In seven, to mansions
higher:
The sigh, because my ncllous fall
So far beneath my soul's desire.
l-'nr I would mount Hint ether slafr,
And from the source id' life aboce.
Inhale Hie purer, slrciigthcniiig air
The healing baliii or peace anil
love.
Terrestrial armor round me lies.
And earthly barriers ring the way
When In the spirit. I would rise
And subjugate this dull ilis'iiy.
One little day from out the sern.
Is all the King or Kings demands;
f rom life nnd health and eoinlort
Icon
He only claims this at my hands.
Is It too small, that I refuse
And hug my narrow cures and woe'.
And thus the larger blessings lose
That in the paid of duly How?
O. let not fraud my heart conceive '
Or execute against that Power,
I'hal can bclnu. or yet bereave
Within the circle or no hour.
Ei a McNalr Parsons.
P.ruce l!
"Stand up straight, throw your
i bin Into the air as high as If you
owned the earth It doesn't matter
.v bother you do or not, so you seem
lo," savs Mine. Wade, and you can
not help walking as you should If
voti remember lo walk on the balls of
your feet. It seems reliable advice
loes It not? Anyway, try It. You may
lose a friend or two by (hit "own
the earth" altitude and expression, but
Hie probability Is you III regain
health and a carriage that will Insure
"cvervhodv'n looking at you." To
achieve this effect, according to Mine.
Wade, Is most desirable. II is the one
wav bv which you may know if you
bavfl really proliled by the prescrip
tion. It is not a bit ditflcult, as any
knowing woman will tell you to look
stiulght ahead, apparently at nothing.
and yet be perfectly "wise as to
whether your correct carriage attracts
the eye of those you meel. llostou
Transctlpt.
Insomnia nnd Indigestion Cured.
"Ijis ycaM had a very severe nttack
of Indigestion. I could not sleep al
night and suffered most excru dating
pains for three hours after each meal.
I was troubled this way for about
three months when I used Chamber
lain's Stomach ami Elver Tableta, and
received Immediate relief," Rays John
nixon, Tullamore, Ontario, l.'.l lad.c.
3 .all
For sale bjl
druggists.
A Hot Proposition
r A
mm
..A
is not always agreeable, But one of our Heaters
la about the hottest propositions you can get, and
Hhere is nothing more agreeable than one hi our
Easy Chairs, a Superior Heater and a Good Hooic.
We have them from $2-50 to $25.00. Call and
inspect our line the most complete In the city.
Give 14s a trial. Promptness is our niottij.
"Get the Hahtt"
J. D. EMMONS
(Successor to The Futrelle Furniture Company)
Corner Second Street and Coal Avenue
Both Telephones. West End of Viaduct
if, -rA ;vt .
)superior
AIR TIGHT, y
A, full et of teeth for $8.00
Oold Crowns .00
Fillings, upward from 1.00
Teeth extracted without paJn. AO
b. tf. corr, D.D.s.
Room 12. N. T. Arniijo Building
Albuquerque Foundry
and Machine Works
It, P. HALL, Proprietor
Iron and Brass Castings, Ore, Coal
and Lumber Cara, Pulleys, Grate
Bars, Babbitt Metal, Columns
and Iron Fronts for Build
ings, Repairs on Mining and
Milling Machinery is our Specialty
Forxnitv
East Side Railroad Track,, Albuquerque
W. L; TRIMBLL I CO.
tilTCRT FEET) AND TRAJNCFKB
.... STABLER....
Flnrt Claaa Turnout at Reoaoa
able Rtr.
Xew Phone Tío. 111. Old Phone, Tío. t
TIIIH ENGLEVVOOD
MUS. J. BODLDEX, Prop.
Auto. Phone 204
Corner Second Street and Copper Ave.
Albuaueraue. New Mexico.
Spu HYGIENIQUE
Facial Creme and Skin Food
VIOLET
2 o&. jar 25c; 4- ox. fur 50c
Williams T)ru Co
"Both Vhones Ulue Front 117 W. H. R. AO.
üéHeÓlci
BUJLDIN6
-!rS';':v;'-';;''.
WHEN YOU BUILD
you want to get Into a residence
district where you will feel sure
that business houses will not be
creeping out your way and spoil
ing your home site, and you want
some assurance that factories,
smoke stacks, saloons and . other
things too numerous to mention
will not be encroaching on your
castle moat.
YOU CAN HAVE
all these protections and immuni
ties In the Highlands without any
manner of doubt. Come in and
talk it over with ua.
W. P. JVlETeHLF
Real Estate and Insurance, Surety Bouda. Accident and life.
S21 Oold Avenue. Notary Public. 82 1 Oold Avenue
"There is a tide in the affairs of
men which taken at the flood
leads on to fortune."
BUY NOW
Never' was there belter oppor
tunity in Albuquerque for lucra
tive investments in Ileal Estate
than now. Now would be the
flood tide of . many a young
man's affairs if he would but
invest, his wavWigs in Real Es
tate. Those vho tell you
I Bought Last Fall
are also telling about the hand
some profits they made, tine
man we sold for last week made
$125 on .'Hi actual investment of
$127.50 just doubled his money
in six months' time. Even bet-r
ter chances are staring you in
the face this fall! Are you go
ing to double your money, or
are you one of those who will
say next fall
I Wish I Had
bought In the fall of 1905? We
can show you 1001 chances for
good investments in Albuquer
que. A number have taken ad
vantage In the last week. Get
into line.
Porterfield Company
110 West Gold
Both Phones. Notary Public
Remember we do a loan business
N. Peach. & Co.
REAL ESTATE
Dealers
Office: 208í W. Gold Avenue
Auto. Phone 335
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
irst Wats
orsai i5 a ra sí
at Albuquerque, in the Territory of New Mexico,
at the close of business, August 25,
. RESOURCES. 1
Loans ami Discounts .$1,147,441.30
Overdrafts, secured and unsecured 43779-9
U. S. Bonds to secure circulation 200,000.00
U. S. Bonds to secure U. S. Deposits. .
U. S. Bonds on hand
Premiums on U. S. Bonds
Bonds, securities, etc 3ft.222.60
Banking house, furniture, and fixtures.. 38,500.00
Other real estate owned
Due from National Banks (not reserve
agents) 181,754.00
Due from State Banks and Bankers. , .
Due from approved reserve agents
Checks and other cash items , 25,512.22
Exchanges for clearing house 12.718.96
Notes of other National Banks 45,430.00
Fractional pajper currency, . nickels, and
cents
Law ful j money reserve in Bank, viz:
Specie $112,978.00
Legal-tender notes 51,241.00
Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer
(5 per cent of circulation. ; 10,000.00
100,000.00
12,000.00
1 1 ,000.00
25,000.00
35,248.36
863,821.49
Í.3IM7
164,219.00
Total
.$2.9S5958.4S
Rankin &Qo.
FIRE 1NSIRANCE
KK.h ESTATE
LOANS
Automatic Phone 451
ROOM 10. N. T. ARMMO m il ltlNO
Te np
nxy 1 nxy
Wo sell the famous'Trlxy Hose for
lwy and jrirlK. There is no other
Hose as good fur wear. The lrlce is
üo; Mr fair. Other Vind lid' find bli
the jciir. Try a pair and be convinced.
Rocdnn School .Shoes for lrfiys and
KlrlR, the kind that will fdand hard
knock.
For Roys, tille, $1.(10, $1.25, $1.10,
and up to $2.00.
For Olrlx, $1.15, $1.40 and up to
$.00.
I'nOerwear for Boys and Girls, l.V
to S.'o a. garment.
Union SulU for Oirls, 40c to 60c
THE CASH BUYERS' UXION
Automatic Rhone f2.
Wm. Doldi, Prtii.- 122 N. Second St
- LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in $ 200,000.00
Surplus fund 50,000.00
Undivided profits, less expenses and taxes
paid A 3530-28
National Bank notes outstanding 200,000.00
Due to other National Banks. 282,830.09
Due to State Banks and Bankers 112,133.48
Individual deposits subject to check.... 1,037,361.03
Time certificates of deposit 924,548.52
Certified checks 3,606.74
Cashier's checks outstanding. 1 7.235. 46
.United States deposits , 61,077.83
Deposits of U. S- disbursing officers: . . . 32,135.06
Total $2,955,958.49
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. Territory of New Mexico, County of Bernalillo, ss:. .
I, Frank McKee, Cashier of the above-named bank,
do solemnly swear that '.he above statement is true to
the best of my knowledge and belief.
Frank McKee, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 29th day of
August, 1905.
Sam'l Pickard, Notary Public, 1
Correst Attest:
M. W. Fi.ournoy,
, A. H. McMlLLEN,
f II. F. Raynolds;
, ! j i r Directors.
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