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' f 7- r
SimT;v. V ti.b. r 1. 1UU.:
Jad
turnare in Raton Tuesday
. i
KEYS TO CU'NTY BASTILE
M 'STERIOUSLY PRODUCED
The only ievelopment In the count)
office fight íni'l particularly In the sit
uation respecting the sheriff's office
yesttrday, the Issuance of a writ
of habeas ,u In the morning b
Chief JusticV William J. Mili, of the
New Mexico supreme court, com
manding that the body of one Thoma.
S. Hubbell be brought before him In
Raton on Tuesday morning, when the
writ is made returnable. The body oí
F.ilil Thomas S. Hubbell Is now peace
fully reposing upon a first cta.--s bed In
the front room of the bounty Jill, n
room especially reserved for distin
guished visitors. It Is upstairs, niul
there re no bar on the window, bul
the ex-sheriff is a heavy man. and it l
not thought probable that he will at
tempt any dramatic escape.
Indeed. Mr. Hubbell seemed to bf
enjoying life quite us usual yesterday
although In somewhat narrow limits
A number of his friends called on him
Como Estamos was exchanged, along
with other courtesies and hile the
former sheriff looked a little tired, he
seemed to be lii his usual hoalth und
spirits. .
K. W. Dohson, of rounsel for Hub
bell, went to ltaton Frid ly night and
Yesterday morning sued out the wrll
of habeas corpus before Judge Mills
who ru.ide the writ returnable Tuesday
morning.
Hut. I. ell w ill be l.ik. i, to It i ton
Monday night when argument will be
heard by Judge Mills. It is understood
that the aim of the former sheriff"'
counsel Is to endeavor tij bring up the
entire question of the sheriff's offict'
tits' lit in the in lion In-fore Judge Mills
und In that cn.. should the argurnen
be ns extended as la Albuquerque. It I.'
likely that Mr. Hubbell III enjoy e
change of Jails fur several days. Mow
ever, the air In Union l line, and It lr
probable that the accommodations Ii
Colfax county would quite equal in
appointments the quarters no, occu
pied In the llernalilio county hast lie.
dull Keys Turn I'p.
Ail Friday night locksmiths tried in
fit keys lo the ceils In the county Jail
to take the places of those uhi'h dis
appeared with the Jailer employed by
Hubbell. The attempt was not flic
cessful. but yesterday morning t he
keys of the Jail turned up suddenly
mid mysteriously In the hand of Freí'
II. Ileyn. Armljos deputy. W here tin
keys came from is a question. It Is r
subject which Mr. If-vn declines tr
discuss, but there are those who siy t
was a case of JiitiM-itd poi ket pick
ing, if sin h a term he allowable. Dep
ifty Sheriff Kd. Newnqiu r. who was in
charge of the nherln" office, the jail
fid Tf"!' much everything else In
ni, vi lion during the Hubbell regime
it to' iLiijhad'a Set of kcjs to
Our cells. He was believed to earn
Inenr in his trouser 'iioeket. Accord
ing to the court house corrt !cr ver
sion, they are no longer In his pocket
mil further It is alleged that the new
VtenuU''S h and exit M led trtem fron
Mr. Newcomer's pocket when the lat
ter wasn't looking. Mr. Newcomer"!
friends, who know his skill In k'eiiiiif
things to himself, refuse to bell.
that the man lives who could pli k hlf
pocket; bul the keys have appeared
und there you lire. Mr. Newcomer
true to the habit that has made li in
f minus In Albii uerqiie. declines t
open his mouth. It Is probably a fa t
th iluriiiL' all his official Service .n
the county, Mr. Newcomer never o
ened his mouth to make a statement
of official nature, unless It were
court or iieceMary. It Is pretty certain
tlmt his tromer pockets are us liar
to reach ns his Inmost thoughts, and ll
tne new deputy did It. he has certainly
qualified. Arniljo in now in full posses
hIoh of the rounty Jail.
Other county cases, which were ex
Tiprii.il to come un vesterday were dis
placed by other court business, and it
Is probable they will not come up non
until nftei the hearing of the Imbea
coipns nutter before Judge Mills.
Sonif Sensible .illcc.
It rp iy be il piece if S'lperllllilU'
ti.lvtee ,lo urge people ht this s. isoi
. t t1 year to lay In a supply of Cham
M r! li -.'a Cough Remedy. It Is almos
,u i be needed before winter P
.v , and much more prompt and sit
ls'a.toiy .results are obtained whet.
I.iger as soon am a cold Is contráete,
and before It has become settled n
tint system, which can only be ilmn
i lv .keeping the remedy at hand. Th!'
.remedy Is so widely known and so a J
together good that no one should lu.'s
' Hat about buying it In preference ti
any other. It Is for sale by all drug
gists,
V Honesty is the best policy.
Schilling's Best:
tafm
Your grocer's; money back
,125 09 Second l Isss Í2S.00. Colon
1st Kill" :o California.
Comment-Inn Hf;temher ISth and
dally thoreaftei u ,111 October 31. the
Manta V will lu ll iicket to all points
In California at a rate of 125,00, one
way only; stopovers flowed. Call on
ny agent of h Sania Fe.
II. 8. LUTZ. Agent.
Albuquerque, N. M.
Itallrttdd Men.
Oet your train book covers from
Jlltcjiner'a, at the Journal office.
rremre Your Ijiwn.
Kill thjf worm with llahu' Furcka
lime,
I)on't cuss your Fountain IVn. !.ut
lake It to Newcqmer for ex,-t ;i t repali-
Th er In- of Kaniul Cltf leel
und limit. ni at Cmll hU liiwort a, lit
ftitrih Ihlrd arfM.
For Fountain len.f, largert. mnt
romplete tock In the west, go to New
comer'. TTm txt Gmrrneii at th
j H. at F. G. J'rait Co I1 tkMith
(í-iiímI av-t.
Iwn't fall to see tb-it large display of
t iiitfal dolN nt Newcomer f, next
door to poítoflue.
utos
An.
A"'
jie,t,er last
X.'y SVm Vi r-
r-jjjit splendid com
oik." The play was
Hod a clever produc
tion from start to finish. ' The cos
tumes are gorgeous and the stage
tellings are good.
"Haraiinii" is one of tl.o greatest
novels ever written, and has made
the name of Helen Hunt Jackson fo1--ver
famous. It was no easy task to
Iramatlze the story. It contains long
onversatlons and has other features
ivhich make it difticult to hammer
Into shaoe for production on th
Huge. Hut Virginia Calhoun and
'Jeneral Johnstone Jones have accom
plished the tafk splendidly, ns all who
iw the performance last night will
estify. KWnonu Is u story brimful of
lie warmest human interest. It !
iverf lowing with emotion and passion
i ml tragedy. It has the most plctur
sque setting Imaginable California
n the old mission days.wlth Its Span
.sh-Mexican-Ii.lian atmosphere.
The atmosphere and environment
md the costumes and scenery are re
produced most admirably by the com
any under the direction of Mr. Ar
hur V. Warde. Temetula, the quaint
id village between I.os Angeles and
an Hiero Is familiar to many people
n Albuquerque. a.K is the story of Itn
.nona Itvelf. mid lor that reason the
play Rive greater pleasure last night.
Miss Virginia Calhoun as llamona
interprets the passionate experiences
of tin- Indian girl perfectly and throws
V'l-si If Into the part with an abandon
that makes one forget that It Is mere
u ting. Walter Shannon ns Alessan-
,'. 'J '4."i".
miss vn:r;iiA cai.iioi in
I ii mi- ns "liamona" ho won favor
of large null-nce in KlUs' tlicatcr
lat nlylit. .
ilro is miignlficent .and In the final
li ene where A lessanilro goes mad und
s murdered he acts the iart with nil
intensity and power which is uni'lvil
d and i-luinos him as a master of
lis nit. Flinor Stone, as the austere
md Jealous mother of Felipe, Señora
Moreno, Is a great success, and H. A.
ICIIiott as Felipe, less sll'entlous, ' but
iltogether as Important to the story as
less.'iinlio. fultills the role with re
markable fidelity.
The touch of humor In the form of
Aunt III. the cool headed and kind
hearted ami utterly ludicrous old lady
from Tennessee, is brought In most
cleverly bv Mrs. Louise Helmonr, who
convulsed the audience every lime
she appeared last night with her no
fess amusing consort.
The Spanish und Mexican costumes
ire most elaborate, niid every charac
ter is dcliilut"d both as regards dress
md ai lion wltli the most studied care.
The absorbing interest of the story
is not lost for a minute through the
play.
Albuquerque theatergoers will be
b-lighted 1o lour that llamona wl'.l
ippear at the I'.lks" theater again next
Wednesday night, and those who were
infortuuati' enough to miss last
night's performance will have sn op
portunity lo see the play this week.
. COMMERCIAL NEWS
The following quotations wjre re
ceived by Levy Bros., over their pri
vate wires from Lojjan & Bryan, New
York. Barnctt Bid'r Both 'phones.
V.'s!! ftiwi,
New York. Sept. 3ft. -The weekl
italement was tin? center of interest
to lay. and published Intimations of lt
favorable character were circulated
liefore the statement I list-1 f appeared
libes advanced accordingly, am!
V h some hesitation developed ill the
losing lone, the last prices were near
the best. Closing:
Amalgamated Copper M in
sultar 13!'ii
Ana. oiid t l-'l
Atchison lio V,
do preferred 1 !)D 'i
New Jersey Ceuiral 2)2
he.vapeake & Ohio .'.XV-j
St. I'aul. preferred 1S2H
New York Central If.ft
."enn.sylv.inla 141
Si. I.ouis & San Francisco, sec
ond' preferred TO
Southern I'liclllc fií,
Ciilon I'acitic 133
I'niled Ht ites Steyl 3SV
do preferred 106 H
I'nited States Honds
Iti-rundlng r, registered 103 V
do (oupon 1"4
llefunillng 3'n, registered 104 ',J
In coupon l'M's
New 4"s, rcglsiered 134'
do coupon 134
ld 4's, registered 104
do coupon Hl.ri
Money.'
Money on call, nominal, no loans,
prime mercantile paper, at 4 5 iel
cent. Fur Hllver. UVáe.
i'lilcngo Ilimril of Traih1,
Chicago. Si';j. 30. At the openlnk
December wheat was off to Nc at
M'4c to he. Imrlng the iirsl hall
hour the price made a further decline
of K3',c. At that point the market
was steadied by temporary support
from n leading Milt. Following sult-
xequcut withdrawal uf that support
mm
I : - t ,
j I', hi,
market bcam. still weaker, Pe
.ber dropijini? ta 834Uc, and
j'sed at 83 ,c.- .
I .... .....I... ....... . . ... A,l A IIa Iaii-ú,
.it 3'c to 44c, sold off to 4íic, and
closed at 43 c.
teceniler oats Áj ened a shade low
er t 8e, aold oft to 2"tc, and
closed a. 2 Sc. I
Tltc Slctttls,
New Tork, Sept. 30. The metai
markets showed the usual quiet In the
absence of London cables with prl-ce-i
ganerally maintained. Ijike copper
Is quoted at 1 .25 ii 16.50: electroly
tic, 116. 12H, and casting at $15.87 Vi
16.1 2 4.
Fend Is quiet nt $4.85 tf? 4.95, and
speller at $5.95 ft 6.05.
liar silver. 60 c.
Mexican dollars, 47c.
Chicago Livestock.
Chicago, Sept. 30. Cattle receipts.
COO; market, steady. Beeves, $3.fi0il
li.15: good to prime steers, $5.15411
6.15: poor to medium, $3.50iíi 6.10;
stockers ami -feeders, $2.25 ft 4.30;
cows, $1.25 (ii 4.40: heifers, $2.10
S 4.95: calves. $5.50 Sfi 7.25. '
Sheep receipts, 3,0110; market,
steady. Sheep, "$3.00ii5,65; lambs,
$5.50 ir 7.75.
Kansas riiy Livestock. v
Kansas City. Sept. 30. Cattle re
ceipts, 2,000; market, steady. Na
tive steers, $4.00iíf) in 5.90; southern
steers, $2.25 S..75; southern cows,
$t.7fifii 2.70; native cows and heifers,
$1.754. 25; stockers and feeders.
$2.254.45; bulls. $2.00 tn 3.00; calves,
$2.50116.00; western steers. $2.254j,
4.50; western cows, $2.00 if 3. 2 5.
Sheep receipts, none; market, nomi
nally steady. Muttons, $4.00fi-5.0U.
lambs. 95.25 if 5.75; range wethers,
$4.25415.00; fed ewes, $4.00 v 5.40.
Xcw York Wool.
New York, Sept. 30. Hlds. firm;
Calvestoii, 20 to 25 pounds. 20c; Cal
ifornia, 21 to 25 pounds, 19Mc; Texas
dry, 24 to 30 pounds, 18'jc.
Wool Firm. Domestic fleece, 3.'.
39e.
St. lyOllis Wool.
St. I.ouis. Sepl. 30. Wool market,
steady. Territory and western medi
ums, 28 "ii 30c; line medium, 22'uí5c
line, 18(ij,20c.
BASE BALL
NATIONAL LKAÜUK.
At Chicago It. H. R.
Chicago 0 3 2
Host on 2 B 2
liatterles Wicker and Kllng; Fra
ser and Needham.
At Pittsburg U. II. K
Pittsburg 8 13 "
Ui'ooklyn 3 13 2
llatteries Case and Olbson; Kason
and Fitter.
Second gaino It. II. K.
Pittsburg 2 5 0
lirooklyn 2 9 1
Hatterles Klnsella and Olbson; Mu-
Intyre, ISergen und Hitter.
At Cincinnati H. H. R
Cincinnati 3 7 4
Philadelphia 15 22 8
llatteries Vowlnkle, Johns, Walker
and Street: Lusk and Dooln.
At St. IjouIs H. II. E.
St. I.ouis 2 7 1
New York 9 12 0
P.atteries Ilrown and l'uhy; Ames,
Elliott, liresnahan and Clarke.
AM FRICAN LEAGUE.
At Washington II. H. E.
Washington 5 8 1
St. Louis 2 7 2
Hatterles Townsend and Ileyden;
Suthoff and Sugrlen.
Second game lí. II. F.
Washington 10 13 2
St. Louis .' 9 11 2
Hatterles Falkenburg and Knoll;
Howell and Spent er.
At Philadelphia H. II. R.
Chicago '. 4 1 1 1
Philadelphia 3 10 1
Hatterles Owen and Sullivan;
Plank and Sthreck.
At ftoston n. II. E
Host on 2 2 3
Detroit 3 7 0
' Hatterles Tunnehill nnd Armhrus
ter; Wiggs, Warner nnd Drill.
Second game H. II. E.
Huston 4 8 1
Detroit .". I 3 4
Hatterles Harris and Crlger; Kit
son, Dlsch and Doran.
At New York TI. H. E.
Cleveland 5 10 3
New York 7 12 2
Hatterles Hernhard and Clark;
Derby, Hogg umfcKlelnow.
Second game It. H. E
Cleveland 1 4 0
New York 0 4 0
Hatteries West and Clark; Tut
mann and Klelnow. ,
I'xiilblllon Game,
At Des Moines R. H. E
Milwaukee 7 14 6
Des Moines . . .6 13 4
Hatterles Hlckey and Hevllle;
Chappelle and Wolfe.
Foot Hall.
At Cambridge
Harvard 12
Williams ; 0
At Princeton
Princeton 23
Washington and Jefferson 0
At Lufa ye tie
Purdue 36
tlelolt 0
At Terre Haute
Rose Polytechnic 27
Eastern Illinois 0
At Hloomlnglon, Ind.
Indiana University . . 0
Hutler 0
At Columbus
Ohio University 2Í
Heidelberg C
At Iowa City-
Iowa 4 0
Monmouth P
At Minneapolis
Minneapolis 3?
Shattuck f
At South Hend
Notre Dame ', 4
North Division High School C
At Ann Arbor
University of Michigan 41
Ohio Wesleyan , t
At Chicago
Chicago University 1!
Wabash Indiana College
At Madison
Wisconsin , i 4?
N'orth western College ............ t
At Champaign I p
Illinois .'. (
Knox . I
At Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania 3f
Lehigh 0
At West Point
West Point If
Tufts 0
At De Molnen
rrake 18
Pcnn r 6
At Hloomlngtoli, III.
Illinois College '
Weslevan 0
At Stanford University
Stanford 12
Willamette College t
At Chicago
English Pllgram Team
All Chicago Team I
At Cleveland
Western Reserve University II
Fist High School 0
7- The Stove
mWMm
rRailroad Ax)e.
S
FECIAL
That Show to a Marked Degree the
i
Advantage of Buying at This Store
VEKY WEEK this store always has "specials" that
are not advertised and you can depend are all cf a
worthy character. Come visit our store day by
day you'll find something .that will interest you.
LI
ILHLD'n
or tl
i'or this week we call your
.Vic Corset Cover F.iiiln-oiilcrics for 25c n jaril. Ten
pieces froni illicit to iiialic a selection. A great
bargain.
MOHAIR. SKIRTS, worth $C00. for $3.50 Genuine Mohair Skirts -made
up in the newest plaited styles, In colors and black.
BLACK & COLORED PANAMA SKIRTS, worth $10.00, for $7.50
A new assortment Just in some new designs shown for the first tinc
Excellent value..
ALL-WOOL TWEED SKIRTS, worth $5.00, for $3.10 Made in the
wide popular umbrella styles, In two varieties, In two colors, worth
double the price.
$12.00 SKIRTS for $9.00 At this price we show a range that can
not he equalled elsewhere in the city. The lot consists of Panama,
Xun'a Veiling, Hroadcloth, Mohair, Voile nnd Granite Cloth Skirls,
made up in the latest designs.
, , Miu'vcIh for Hie Price. Kvery one worth Double.
' - - . - A llV. Cll XCF. .
Fn'ch garment Is made of the genuine water-proof material and comes
In three different colorings. All are stylishly made in the, latest ap
proved designs. .
, CHILDREN'S RAINCOATS for $4.50.
Women's Rcady-to-Wear Hats
Under-priced.
We have 'grouped Into one lot for
i
tills week every Kemly-to-Wenr Hal
that was priced from $5.00 to $H.50.
For till week we offer you your
choice of any one hat In this lot for
$4.00
Our Autumn Showing
- of Silks 'and Velvets
Gathered from every prominent market nt home nnd abroad. Our
stocks of Silks and Velvets Include, every popular novelty for Fall
wear. Careful buyers will find here every Inducement that high
qualities, correct styles nnd lowest prices can give. '
.ItfeldiSLCo
-IBS
Comnumicaiioa Made Easy
Between The Great Southwest and Kansas City, St. oLuls, Chicago,
and all points North and East by the
El Paso Southwestern System
Rock Island System
Shortest, Quit-Vest, therefore the Best. The Only way with two
through tralni dally, carrying Standard and Tourist Sleeper, Obser
vation Dining Cars, Chair Cars and Coaches, For any trip, any where,
any. time TAKU THI3 SOUTHWESTERN.
GARNETT KING
General Agent,
EL PASO,
f Quality-
Í3L Third Si-
attention to
ThcGrcatcst
Skirt
Bargains
This store lm ever shown aro
now on exhibition niul selling fast.
Tiio' variety is the feature of this
showing nnd the prices are un
equalled for Albuquerque.
it
v
V. R. STILES
Gen Paa, Agent.
TEXAS, i
rfvViiui .. ' !". A
1
r .
í CtASSIFIED ADVERTISET.ISNTS
ChASZTTTLTy A.DYIRTLSX3IFNTS PATABLE IN ADYACS.
i:r.oll2h
ÜMOHÍ-,-ú j LA gl
PERSONAL PitOPElUTf 1)ANH.
Money Loan
On Furniture, Fíanos, Organs, Horse
Wagona and tther Chattels; alao oi
salaries and warehouse receipts, a
loir as 110.00 and an high as $200.00
Loans are quickly made and strict)
private. Time: One month to oni
year given. Goods to remain In your
posieesion. Our rates are reasonable
Call and see us before borrowing.
Steamship tickets te and from al
parts of the world.
THB HOUSEHOLD LOAN 30
Roams 3 and 4. Grant Bide.
PRIVATE OFFICES.
OPEN EVENINGS.
m SOU West KtA'Irontl Avennw.
Hl'SINKSS ÜPl'-bHfÜMTÍKS. '
XTOCtv eornnnniea ini.orn.o-fita If
you have stocks or bonds for sale, of
fer them through me to Investors,
íleorge M. Kelloce. Broker. ."!4. P.m-
ott Square, Buffalo. ' o
M)H Kh.Vl.
FO'R RENT. Newly furnished front
room: hoard near. 835 South Aho. ol
. FOR RENT. Furnished room. 213
South 6th street. o2
FOR RENT. Four-room furnished
house. 315 Atlantic ave-iue. Apply
on j. remises. o
1
FOR RENT. Two furnished rooTus.
Ci!.1 1 !lt 410 Snulh 51 reet. (.2
FOR RENT. Furnished rooms for
light housekeeiilng. 221 S. Edith o.
FOR RENT. Three rooms for light
housekeeping. 420 Baca avenue. oU
FOR RENT. Furnished fi'jnt
room.. 412 South I'.roadway. c2
FOR RENT Furnished large front
rooms, bath, electric lights. 41S North
Fourth street, o5
i'OR RENT Two large nicely fur
nished front rooms for housekeeping.
i or. North ,Arno street.
FOR RENT Furnished rooms and
hoard In private family. 415 North
Second street. tf
FOR KENT -Well established stand
for lady tnusseur. Moon-Keleher Stu
dio.,. ' tt
FOR TtENT. Irge
furnished
room.
21 -I South Walter street. 2
FOR KENT. Modern five-room
house, partly furnished. 737 South
Edith street. . ol
FOR RENT. Two rooms furnished
for liirht housekeeping.. No invalids.
401 North Cth street; ' tf
FOR RENT Pleasant furnished
rooms, healthy location. 516 East
Coal ave. tf
FOR RENT. Rooms and board.
315 South 3rd street. . - tf
FOR RENT. Two rooms for light
housekeeping. 1203 S, 2nd street, tf
F( ) Rli E NT TiiTge n 1 1 e men nTceíy
furnished front room; bath and elec
tric llg'ht. No invalids. (06 West Sil
ver avenue. tf
FOR RENT. Five-room brick
house, North Fifth street. Rankin &
Co., room 10, Arm.llo hlock. tf
FOR RENT Two, four und live
room furnished houses. 'W. V. Fu
trelle, office 116 West Coal. tf
FOR LENT Furnished rooms,
bath, electric lights; terms reasonable.
724 South Second street. oj
' FOr"reNT Rooms and board. 5Ü6
THerns. . V oil
FOR RENT Apartments In Fori
View Terrace, eight rooms each, mod
ern equipment throughout. H. H. Til
ton. room 19, Grant Block. tf
BREAD. PIES AND CAKES DE
llvered to any part of the city, wed
ding cakes a specialty; satisfaction
guaranteed. S. N. Balling, Pioneer
Bakery. 207 South First str.
11. E. No. f. ' 4 7 .
. Notice for Publication.
Department of the interior, land of
fice at Santa Fe, N. M.. September 25,
1905. Notice 'is hereby given that the
following named settler has filed no
tice of his Intention to make final
proof In support of his claim, nnd that
said p.-onf will be made befjre IT. S.
court commissioner nt Albuquerque, N.
M on November 4, 190"., viz.; Juan
Romero, for the S. W. quarter, Sec. 4,
T. 8 N., R. 6 E. He names the follow
ing witnesses to prove hi.- continuous
residence upon and cultivation of said
land, viz.: Filomeno Mora, of Esco
bosa, N. M.; Juan Antonio Alderete,
of Peralta, N. M.; Prudencio Maldoua
do, of Kseabosa, N. M.: Jose Mal
donndo, of EKcabosa, N. M.
MANTEL R. OTERO. Register.
TaUo your booka anil magazines to
Mlichncr's niul huvo tlieni neatly
bound before they liecomc damaged or
destroyed.
"MOTIIF.U WAS LUCKY."- FArA
noroiiT a oas hangk.
A. FLEISCHER
deal Estate and Loans,
Fire Insurance,
Surety Bonds.
Ill ft South Second Street
Automatic 'Phone 128.
FOIl SALE.
$2,C50 S-room, two-story, frame
dwelling, bath and electric UghU, on
corner. New, a bargain.
$1,860 5-room brick cottage, on
Highlands, close in.
$1,600 New B-room frame cottage,
well built, near shops; easy pay
ments. $3,300 9-rootn, 2-story brick, suita
ble for rooming or boarding house,
on Highlands. j
$2.900 New 7-room, brick dwelling,
well built, bath, electric lights, barn,
In Highlands.
$2.600 (-room frame, bath, electric
lights, trees, shrubbery, lot 76x142.
Fourth ward.
$3,600 7-room frame cottage, ele
gant residence, W. Tijeras ave.
$1,300 6-room .frame, near shops.
$1,200 4-room frame cottage; new:
North Eighth st; easy terms.
$1.400 5-room frame cottage; bath,
large shade trees; Fourth ward.
$1.260 4-room frame cottage; bath:
electric lights; clone In.
$$.000 7-room. two story, modem
brick dwelling: bath: aas: eleutrlr
lights: barn.
$3.200 6-room brick cottar : modem
well built; large cellar: good barn;
trees and lawn; fine location. West
Tlleras road.
$2.700 6-ronm frame dwellln vrkh
modern conveniences: well built. S
Arno st
$2.800 6-room frame cottage, mod
ern conveniences, trees and shrub
bery, corner lot 50x142.
$2.300 6-room brick cottage: larg
bath room. South Arno st.
$3,100 Nice residence In Highlands, 7
rooms; modern conveniences; cellar
barn, lawn; lot 71x160.
$1.000 6-room frame cottage; tree
and shrubbery; near shops.
$900--4-room new adobe; with eton
foundation and. shingle roof; tre
near shops.
Money to loan (in flood Real Eatat
at iow Kates of Luiercat.
S"OK SALii
FOR .SAI. I.'. l hre.i-. ...... h. .,. all
modern improvements. $100.00 cash,
balance monthly, payments. N. Peach
& Co.'. real estate dealers 2ftt Wert
Gold avenue. oi
'.FOR SALE. 200 high grade Leg
horn chickens, acclimated. H,invlelf
1520 South 3rd street. oi
Fnrt Ritr.i o.,.i . at A
- - nut ru.ivivn, ii . rfb.f(
South Arno street. Mnci l,n ,ja hw
Tuesday, . ' - . . '.. ; o2
FOR SALI- Nice bay mare. W. H.
McMIUIon, real estate doaler, 211 West
Gold. y r. o2
FOR SALE Bed. dressers, bed
lounge, gasoline stove and other
household goods. 124 South Edith, tf
FOR KAI.I.' -j:,.r.tl.. Alilrio- I....-U
and buggy, or separate. G. M. Sollle,
zt -fsoutn walttr street. v
FtR sat.k itorM cr.kko upl
and driver. Also new saddle, at 624
in. zu street. oi
FOR SALE Thorough bred L. C.
white leghorns (K nann strain'' - In
quire at Dunbar's office. S. E. corner
mira street and Gold avenue.
FOR SALE. Furniture of four
room house. No. 1015 N. 4th street, tr
FOR SALE. 12 -room house, 6
room house, two houses, 4-rooms each,
monthly rent, $65.00; will sell all for
$3,800.00. F. P., Journal. ol 1
V1 Tí SAT .V A 4K 1 - J
- - - -' ' n. j,.u iui ui IJtJW IXIIU
second-hand furniture cheap ,to closei
out for cash. W. V. Futrelle, 116 West
Coal. tf
FOR SALE. Cheau. second hand
copper still, one 1,000-gallon wine
cask, one 600-gallon wine cask, twelve
BOOgailon wine casks, wine pump,
hose, capping machines, grape crush
ers. Apply to the John Becker com
pany, Helen, N. M.
WANTKO.
"BENT'S IO. 1 cure dundruff, fall
ing hair; kills head lice, all Inseeta.
one. ji j i varano i-nnrmncy.
WANTED. Annretilleo f..-
making, nald while len rnhw A fl t
North 51 h street. '. i
WANTED. (iood girl for general
housework. 119 South Walter street.
WANTED. -Chambermaid at St
Clair hotel, 113 W. Railroad nvenue. tr
WANTED Chambermaid ' atSt'
Cdjijrjvotel. 113 West Railroad. tf
WANTED 'By man and wife 2 or 3
furnished rooms for light housekeep
ing; no sickness. Address C. E. M.
Journal. 0j
W.A NTED Maid for general work,
without washing or ironing. Inquire
jtJiOO North Fourth street. ol
WANTED Position ns bookkeeper
or ofTice man. Address Frank Mc
Kay, Los I. unas, N. M. ' jg
WANTED V'noli niwl ii,,.,. TXT...
and wife, or mother and daughter pre-
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WANTED. More I,.,-.. ..,l....u ...
d Oro. Home cooking. New manuge-
in. . . If
WANTED. Help at Casa de Oro, tf
WANTED. A chambermaid at the
Grand Central hotel. tf
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books; also collectlnir or nnv kind nt
clerical work in connection with same.
Address H., Journal office. tf
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eral housework. Aunlv 622 Keieher
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..(111. A , I ,1 .. I . T .
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safe
in
igood condition. Address box 253, city.
WANTED Girl to do general
housework, 967 North E'ighth st. tf
' WALK MtxV WANl;KI.
. WANTED SALESMAN.Güd' mau
to cover New Mexico. Vacancy Octo
ber 1st; contract for this year and next
Jf sales satisfactory; commission and
$35.00 weekly advance for expenses.
W. S. FlnleyCo., 636-548 Euclid Ave..
Cleveland. -Ohio. cj
WANTED Some, first class carpen
ters, Apply to J. W. McOuade.
WANTED J3oys at Western Union
Telegraph Co
o4
PHYSICIANS.
DR. C.'H. CONNER.
Osteopathic,
Physician and Surgeon.
All diseases successfully treated.
Ofllce, the Barnett Bldg.
Hours: 9 to 12 a. ra., and 2 te 4 p. m.
jaoin leiepnones.
y Physician and Surgeon. " ,
Albuquerque, N. M.
DR. J. E. BRONSOÑI '.
Homeopathic. " ' ,
Physician and Surgeon.
Koom 17, Whiting bloca.
DR. W. G. 8HADRACH
Practice Limited. ' '
Eye, Kr Nose Throat
Oculist and Aurlst for Santa. Fe coast
lines. Office, 81SK Railroad av.
Hours 9 to 12 a. m.: 1:S0 to E n. n.
i'itOFESSIONAL NUHsfcT
MISS RUTH TP un t ttítÍT
Swedish Massage, Manual Movement!.
Photophoria, and Hydrlatlo Treat
ments, such as Vapor Baths, Salt
Glows. Fomentations, Hot and Cold to
the Spine, and Cold Mitten Friction,
given at Room 40, Barnett building,
by Miss Ruth B. Mlllette, graduate
nurse from Battjgjgreek Sanitarium.
DRTXKnTRAFT' "
T.int.1 0...-.
' DUIKCVD,
Rnflmi 1K mr A 1 tf - m
ÍIl?i?olín Uule Dnr OooAu Comoanv.
over
E. J. ALGER. D. D. S.
Offices: Ari.iljo block, orposlte Qoi
den Rule. Office hours: 8:80 a. m. ti
to
12:30 p. m.; 1:30 to 6 p. m. Auto-
matlo telephone 422. Appointments
made by mall.
DR. U K. ERV1N
Dentist.
Antn Phnna f1
Rooms 21 and 22 Barnett BulMlng.
IL W. D. ARYAN
rirtleik In Icteaf M.tiUnni n.- i
, gg-. Alhuqn'rri)ie,JJJ M. .
A pel i I'l'i,' vi-
FrwrSPENCER,'; .
V. O. WALUNGFORD
Architects. ,
Rooms 4 and 47, Barnett Building.
Both 'Phones.
"'csicjCii. """
ROSA FUTRELLE GÍIÍEOÑ
Treacher of Piano.
Commercial Cluh Bldg. Albuquerque.
' STAN-tV B. WiLD, siTr nd Chtit.
- '' ' . ,- SW"TKID tTS
Sciraen Asurt, told, Silrir, Lci4.$1.0il:fti!tvft, ,
Ojpp". "-e. Iaiw pocei trif'cbemlial wotk. Wiilo i
prt:il,tcnnnt9tnd itnip! ímki, I in not funning i:
ay Co b j p-rsomUy. ónáaclindtliantilrt llw.t.t
foimcriyíti.ii tfroi ftcwork in Dnr. Highrtrof irfe.
ncriin Emliiid Writ. Conliol ti d Umpire w..ik.
wtrr recpiTf prompi iiipuri.m. W. If .1 rlr-ar'i Co!

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