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THE ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNALl
Monday, OttolKT 2, 1805.
PAGE rol R.
CbiJülbtiqiKrqiielíorninOHi'nal
Published by tha
DEMOCRAT PUBLISHING COMPANY
D. A. MACPHEUSON, President. W. S. BURKE, Editor.
II. 15. HKN'ING. City Editor.
Solos
by lhev
Second i
Fiddle V !
Kntcre.l a second-chixs matter at the postoffke at Albuquerque, N. M..
under act of congress of March 3. 1S79.
TIIK MdltXIXfi JOURNAL IS THE I.1'.AIIN( RKI'I 1JLK AX PAPER
OP NEW MEXICO, SUPPOKTIMi THE PKIN IPI.ES OP THE KEPI IU.I
C'AN PAKTY A 1. 1 j THE TIME ANI THE MirrilODS OP THE REPUBLICAN
PARTY W HEX TIIEV ARE RH.HT.
Tlio only MiH'r
larger circulation than any oilier nimt in Now Mexico.
In New Mexico Iii-1 cry day In ilie jcar.
"Tin; .Morning .loiiriiul lias a higher circulation rating than is lu-onli-d
1o any oilier mp r In Albuquerque r uny oilier ilnlly In New Mexico." The
American XcM-qmpvr Itlreelory.
TERMS OP M P.SC UIITIOX.
P tily, l.y mail', one year in advance
lail, iy carrier, one month
Daily, by mail, one month
alwuueiíqi'b
$5.00
ro
NEW MEXICO
MOMIW MOKNlNti. 0(Tl)lil K 2. I IMPS.
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"Bryan as a Preacher
.
779 I,'I-1AM J- lÜtVAN w is ask-d by Hie editor of a religious periodical
I I j t' contribute an art;, o, and this he did. Ho railed it "The Price of
yp a Soul." :md uihI' r thii heail preached n pointed little sermon on
the s.nrifii'e of ci t i"'iiti(nis nciti jil.-H whic h is so commonly mad
in our hufinews and political to ohlaln money and material success. Put
he followed tl." rulcH of sa, t - I rhetoric a little too closely and pave to his
preachment here and there a personal and practical application. He referred
to the example of John 1). i:i, kefeller. The religious editor refused to publish
the sermon with that pararían!! fli. and .Mr. lttyan refused to let It be
published with that paragraph out, and no the sermon got into print by way
of Mr. nryan'K ori paper. The obnoxious paragraph follows:
Mr. Po.kef.ller is at present the target of the pnr.igi aphcrs, rind he is
probably the niel conspicuous example furnished by this generation of the
loan who liahilu lly stifles his conscience until It become too "seared" to ho
of service to hlm. lie doubtless regards himself ns a plou.'t man; in fact, ho
is unite puní tilious In atleiiilii.g upon the ordinary means of grace, ami yet
his life record dio'.vs ext raord : a i ry Moral obliquity. He has co lmig iiectlii
tome 1 himself to putting money in iking above ethical consideration!) that he
ran bankrupt a i nnipetitor through the rebabj system, bribe a college with a
donation or ev i e a court summons w ith eitial complacency. Put Mr
Ilockefeller is not alone in tie- use of indefensible business methods. Hi
enjoys an odious pre-eminence, but he has many would-be rivals. Whenever
a business man is caught hi wrong doing, he is quick to reply, "They all do It.
While thH indiitment is ton sweeping to be ,1ust, it must be admitted that
there is entirely too mm h truth in the i hurgo.
THUEK men died in New Yoik a day or to ago from alleged ovorexer
tion. Now for a crop of articles on the subject of the rushing life of Ameri
cans. Put the S m Francisco Chronicle suggests that it would ho well, how
ever, for thow tempted to dwell on the matter to find out how many. died on
the same dav from diseases induced hy In k of exertion. The chances aro
that a riiild investigation would disclose that the proportion of mortality
from overrenting to overexertion Is about ten to one.
Eating All the Sheep
liNSl'E WILLIAMS, who x resents the Tinted Stales
W iles, sends an .:Yii ial report which has ., uii.ir inter
H" 'V 'lie world is
iting tir' its i'
at Ciuül
si for New
pu m tV Till v
de. !.!.,:.g , a three i'..-. ades, and 'hat d s line !i ií herm-io pji
reí, tilde In so mahv countries tiiat it is regarded as tli" most, remarkable ngri
cultural movement of our times, and its effort is already visible upon til
o
DUNBAR'S
world wool and mutton markets. Mr. Williams mentions a numhi
causes whiih have operated to bring about this result, ami shows that the.
CHUSO ate steadily becoming more potent all the time.
The figures, taken from official sources, indicate that the flocks of tli
world hive declim d at least '.O.iinn.Ooo head sime 1X73, all average of more
than 3.iino,noo le ad a year and this decline must continue while present con
ditions prevail.
With the president of the Santa I'V
freight rates on cattle, and our consuls
world at large is devouring its sheep
Itailway company advocating lower
showing by official figuren that the
.the outlook for the two great indus
tries of New Mexic o could not v
be le tter.
THE character of the population of Maryland Is so far different from
that of the more southern states that the adoption of a constitutional suffrage
amendment embodying the "grandfather clause" is attended with special
difficulties.
Other People's Money
am
IF i: Insurance directors who transfer policyholders' money to the
palgn fund of a political party and aei ount for It under the head of
"legal expenses'' may be influential enough to make their offence
look more ro-pei'alde than the vulgar theft for which many a man is
now In state prison, but liny i.innot hope to retain the confidence of tin
people they deceive. Worse still. Is the secret employment of large amounts
,.f il... i i.ioi. iiiv'm reserve to assist the flotation of securities for other firms
Ni.n.1 corporations with which dire) tors nro connected. To conceal the cam
. uti) ui'fii.t iiiou fruí, Intent entries bad to be used. To cover 111) til
r.M,..,,
iiccommodation to related promoters the tell-tale assets had to be exchanged
temporarily for cash so as not to appear In the company's annual statement
President McCall tiny use sanctimonious language to express his satisfaction
with the campaign fund misappropriations, and Vb o President Perkins may
....... il. ,i ilw. Vi.w Viu lt l ife never lost a cent bv the clandestine "deals" of
lm director, hut thev lainiot make the business honotablo. Successful
'window dressing" Is nut more moral than the kind that fails.
Announcement.
All persons wishing to join party
making tour of the county jails or
New Mexico will plea.se leave name
it h Thomas S. Hubheli. This trip Is
personally conducted by Perfecto Ar-
mijo and will Include in the Itinerary
also the various city Jusgados, slat
houses, coolers, calaboose, refrigera
ors. lockups, and other points of in
terest. Short stops will be made at an
the leading Jails. The trip will wind
up with a viult to the Santa Fe peni
tentiary. Sido trios can be arranged
st accommodations, Includm? mod-
Mi livglenlc mattresses, bolsters, sub
stantial faro, etc., guaranteed.
The Tnlarosa Reporter says, anent
treet ear accidents: About the only
recourse wo have in 1 u la rosa wnon
one of our rdectric motors raroloosly
lams us down on the curbing, is to
get up and take our moneys worm
ut of his "ornery hide, lluro are
some advantages to ue nan, living in
city.
.
Como Estamos, (on the Judgment
lay. as ho sees St. Peter at the gati
ivith a bunch of keys.) Pete, are
those mv jail keys? I've had all the-
ills I want. Would you mind show-
ng mo the trait to me otnor pia o :
The Flagstaff Com .says that Captain
John llamo knows more about tin
írand Canyon than anyone else on tin
ontinent. Certainly Capt. John ha
never shown any disposition to koej
his knowledge to himself.
The Mimbres valley can now show-
Kansas a thing or two. Sim Kliy ha
field of corn down thorp so high
that It takes a boy throe days to climb
to the top of the stalk and throw the
ears down.
A grave sensation has boon caused
by the announcement that there mo
Ighty-five annual legal Jiolldays in
Russia. A grand emigration of tne
Croat Fatigued is feared from this
country.
Judge Kirlleks, of Houston. Texas,
has handed down a decision which de
fines the exact moaning of the term.
Goo-goo eyes." The American judic-
larv Is making a great record these
lays.
, Tlio White Oaks Outlook has sprung
Hiothor one. It refers to the mythical
state of separate statehood us "Pnln-
furcated Singleness.
R P. Clayton, of Tularosa, has had a
fine sow stolen from him and suspic
ious persons are now being searched
by the officers.
The order of lloo lloo has organized
nourishing branch down in Arizona
This society has no connection with
the (loo Goo's.
King Edward has made an awful
break. He Innocently asked some nut
tht other day, "Who Is Mrs. potter
Palmer'.'"
A new drink Is coming into vogue
. ailed the "I". ittling Nels a Punch." It
eidoni fails to knock the victim out.
Secretary of tli( Treasury Shaw
wants to be presiden'. And him never
having sat on a !, ' .
-JPvn.i tr. i. ee said to bo 'n the
hands of hi" fi iends.
of the Street"
OlOrieS ivrvdof the TownJI
Told His Tronidos to a Policeman.
Yesterday the police department re
vived a hurry up call over the lon
dione to come to a house ill 1 1 Olí
do.k on Suit ii Walter street.
"Send a policeman up here quick,''
amo out the wire in a highly excil
id voice.
"Kennedy, I guess you'd hotter rush
ip there as quick as you can," said
Chief M.'Millln to his right hand man.
l'he latter climbed into a buggy with
ill the dispatch of which be was ca e
lido and drove like wildfire to the
Scene of tile supposed 1'lot, or llllllMer,
ir suicide, or something.
When he arrived in-the middle of
the II no block I here was a deep ano
ill pervading peace over the land
icapo. Not a person in sight. A oli
:ary goat looked up 'Inquiringly from
i lepa--! he was making on an anti
quated laid can. and blatled mildly.
The trees swayed gently in the al'ler-
ndim breeze.
Kennedy looked blank, and his
horse panted.
In a moment the weeds of a vacant
lot parted, and a tousled looking
youngster of ' years emerged.
"Hullo." he said. "You the police
man I Just telephoned for?''
"Yes," said Mr. Kennedy, In some
urprisc.
. "Well I want you to help nie find
my ball." said the urchin. "Paw said,
ilw'ays tell your troubles to a police
man, so I called you tip. I can't find
mv ball anywhere. You come here,
pretty null k, didn't yon ?"
For a moment Kenn'dy was inclined
to be the maddest man on the lol'ct
Then the humor of the situation
caught him. and with a laugh lie wvm
Into the weeds to look for the ball.
COLUMN
REAL ESTATE
NEW TELEPHONE Í9S.
MONET TO LOAN OV GOOD REAL
ESTATE SIX lltllY At' HUH
KATES OP 1NTEKEST.
FOK KENT.
lodging house,
KEV tlEXIGO t'EAT L!MET A Hot Proposition
VTTT70 Tr "IT Tí á" Tmw
ANDRES ROMERO, ITop.
Fresh and Salt Meats
GAME IS SEASON.
211 West Gold Avenue, Albuquerque
14-rortm lodging house, furnished;
Sin. 00
4-room house, S. Broadway; 14.oo.
J rooms furnished fur housekeeping;
il fi.d 0.
5-room house, modern, furnished;
133. 00.
J-rouin house, 1118 South Amo; $18.00
month.
3-room house, Cromwell ave; i.')
month. -
IIl SALE.
House and lot. good location with
shade and city water, Highlands;
$!00.
3-room brick house, corner Marquette
avenue, and North Dth street;
Jil.-'OO.
."-room house modern, WestCoal ave
nue, near corner of Fourth si ro t.
Six-room frame In one r in d
locations on uroanwny ai imr
giiip; modern up-to-date,
n.aneh. 10 acres alfalfa, fralt fine
land. etc.. J1.200. A good business
chance.
Crick house n fine loactlon, near thfc
railroad shops: cash or easy pay
ments; a good chance to buy a
nice property on the Installment
plan. . . .
Hotel and restaurant; one of the nest
locations in the city: 30 rooms; this
is a monev maker; price $800.
Fine nine-room house; modern. South
Hroiolwnv 14 000. '
Five-room brick, two lota, on South j
Broadway: very cheap.
Five-room frame, two lots, on John
street. 11.300.
5-room house, up-to-date, South Edith
atreot; fine location: J 1,900.
7-room house on North Second street,
in good repair; $1.550.
Throe hundred and twenty acr ranch.
hay alfalfa, granea rruii irees,
eoorl buildings, etc.
Small poultry farm, close in. with or
without poultry; easy terms.
Seven-room frame, three lota N. Third
St.. 12.700. t, .
Seven-room brick house In Highlands,
South Arnn st. il.XfcO.
Four acres of land three-auarters or
a mile from postoftlce. witn low oi
fruit trees and house thereon.
Six-room brick house, S. Third ft..
13.000: reasonable terms.
nPSINESS CHANCES.
Good ranches rienr the city for alo
at reasonable prices.
Pire Insurance, Houses for Rent,
Rents I'oiloelod. Tuxe Paid, and
entire charge taken of property for
residents and iioii-rcsidout.s.
E. H. DUNBAR H CO-
Corner Oolil Avenue nnrt Third Street
MER.CH ANT'S
Cexie
Is the place to go for a
Good Dinner or Short Order
216 South Second Street
P. Bteffen, Prop..
is not always agreeable. . But one of our Heaters
la about the hottest propositions you can get, and
there is nothing more agreeable than one of our
Easy Chairs, a Superior Heater nnd a Good Rook.
We have them from $2.50 to $25.00. Call and
inspect our line the most complete in the city.
Give us a trial. Promptness is our motto.
"Get tht Habit"
J.D.EMMONS
(Successor to The Futrelle Furniture Company)
Corner Second Street and Coal Avenue
Roth Telephones. West End of Viaduct
SUPERIOR
AIRTIGHT.
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Call for
CdlII for
... Sample
Sample
A full let Of Wh for $8.04)
Gold Crown 00
Fillings, upwards from 1.00
Teeth extracted without pain. M
n. f. corr, d.d.s.
Room 12. N. T. Armljo Bnlldlii
Albuquerque Foundry
and Machine Works
R. T. HALL, Proprietor
Iron and Brass Castings, Ore, Coal
and Lumber Cars, Tulleys, Grate
Bars, Babbitt Metal, Columns
and Iron Fronts for Build
ing's, Repairs on Mining and
Milling Machinery Is our Specialty
FOCNDRY
East Side Railroad Track. Albuquerque
HYGIENIQUE
Facial Creme and Skin Food t
VIOLET
2 os, jar 25c; 4 oz. jar 50c -
WilliamT UrtiA Co
HothVhones Ulue Front 117 W.'R.'R.Ai).
W. L. TRIMBLL W. CO.
ÍXVXKY FEET) AJÍTí TRAWCTKF
.. . .STABLEH. .
Flrt CUM Turnout ftt Reto.
kble Rtea.
Tew Phone Wo. 1 SI.-Old Phona. No. 1
THE Kansas City Journal h.i.vs 'there s no
pnp,eant offered by the 1'i iests of I'.ill is yesli'iday.'
Iieen over to our twin Jills recently.
finer spei lacle than the
Evidently ou haven t
'
"There is a tide in the affairs of
men which taken at the flood
loads oi to fortune."
BUY NOW
Never was there better oppor
tunity In Albinjuonitio for lucra-
. live investments In ileal Estate
than now. Now would be the
flood tide f many a youni?
' man's affairs if he would but
invest hi.s .ivíuks In Heal Es
tate. Those who tell you
I Bought Last Fall
nre also tellir.K about the hand
some profits they made One
man we sold for last week made
$125 on an actual Investment of
$1 27.50 just doubled his money
In six months' lime. Even betr
tor chances are staring you in
the face this fall! Are you go-
1111? to double vour money, or
are you one of those who will
say next fall
I Wish I Had
bought in the fall of 1905 ? Wo
can rfhow you 1001 chances for
good Investtnoiils Jn Albuquer
que. A number have taken ad
vantage In the last week. Get
luto line.
Porterfield Company
110 West Gold
Bothrhones. Rotary Public
Remember we do a loan business
TIIÜENGLEWOOD
MRS. 3. BOULDEN, Prop.
Auto. Phone 204
Cerner Second Street and Copper Ave,
Albuaueraue, New Mexico.
n
isa."
CHOICE.
BlfltDING
LOTS
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 Bite, and you want
some assuranoe 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 us.
W. P. METeRLF
Real Estate and
S21 Gold Avenue,
Insurance. Surety Bouds.
Notary Public
Accident and life.
S21 Gold Avenue
B38XS5
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
irst: National Ban
at Albuquerque, in the Territory of New Mexico,
at the close of business, August 25, I9Q5
.is
Who Was She?
m '
4
lli.s Im the way tin
She boarded the
faVbloii editor of a Kansas paper doc his work:
train lit Kmpoila. but that docs not nignify. Wi"
had the Kmpori.i nose, which means a whole lot; but then Hho had
the Eureka coil to her hair, the Coum II tirove foot and the strong
City walk and It win hard to determine. Hut when her mother came tiigKing
ill' :iftT her With two Miit cases, we knew KinporU was InT habitant. Hhe
" wan going to Kd Howe's corn carnival nl Ah tilson, .she wore a tan covert
traveling suit with glove, nboes and hat to match. The iar voted her the
real thing. An hour uftcr her arrival In Atchison she 'emori5d' from the
hotel In a stuning fUit of voile. At luncheon tiny call It dinner In' Atchison
n Wlll( n white Until, laundered to beat the band. At 2 o'clock he
'lloated' from the main corridor of the hotel In crepe do chine; and the seven
buHoned-up-to-the-chln army officers, who were lined up on the Hidowalk.
jiBlled down their seven khaki emit, cume to 'attention' and stared the army
Mare. At supper It was white silk, cut bla, but at the reception It was a ee
inore shirt walHt, fiee-lhrough stocking and see-everything mosquito net klrt,
n tr ilne while the seven urmy ofllcer? they wont down to the bur to Mhake
dice for the drinks. They arc shaking yet.
what we all want to know."
Who was she? Well, that it
"Till- buy jieofde are lh h ippy people," Hay ti Kansas paper. Ttut we
linow om people who are very busy trying to keep out of Jail, and still
they don't look very happy.
The llano of (Ji'iiilcps.
The little governor Is making a most
blood curdling reputation for himself
ill over the country and will soonl
rank with IlufTilo Kill, Kit ('arson and
P.laok Jack and Spot Moore as one of
the picturesque and miKhty heroes of
the wild and Woolly West. In fact the
little governor at present is somewhat
embarrassed to live up to his reputa
tion as the tenor of evil doers, the
Nemesis of grafters, the scournc of the
unrighteous and the whole works gen
erally. According to the new spa per
ho will hive trouble finding a "quiet
and retired spot Where lie Cm Kest,"
for be will be dogged by hordes of
inall boys, newspaper corespondents,
pliologra pliers and souvenir hunter.
w horever lie goes.
There follows an extract from the
San Antonio Kxpre's concerning the
II mo id The ii.pi M.ui. It Is placed in
the live stock column. The appro, ul
atoness of this Is some Utile private
Joke of the Kxpre.HS, which Is liol dis
closed t the public. Hut anyway, it
nay:
Oovernor Miguel Otero, of New
Mexico, Is having an Interesting lime
with tlio outlaw element ami his polit
ical enemies since he promulgated hit
niegan some month ago to "I ) t us
muke a new New Mexico." Ho haf
been threatened with assassination i
half dozen time or more and the exo
cutivo mansion in Santa Fe present'
the appearance of un up-to-date gun
store, a bulldog l.s on duty each night
In the governor's lied chamber and the
latoMt device In burglar alarm are in
operation hi every door and window
Two element are at work ag-ilnst the
governor the remnant of a once pow
erful outlaw bund and a wnrrlng fac
tion In local politics. The outlaw ,eek
revenge because of Oovernor Otero's
aggressive policy in doing away with
killer and bad men in general.
.MlvivM'MvBvI B'MvIvB'I'Bvl
I N. Peach Co. I
REAL ESTATE i
Dealers ij
Office: ZOB'í W. Gold Avonue j!
j Auto. Phono 33S H
Rankin &o.
FIRE INSURANCE
REAL INSTATE
LOANS
Automatic I'hone 451
ROOM 10. N. T. ARMI.TO IH lt.DIXO
Trixy I rixy
We soil tho famous Trlxy Hose for
boys and girls. There Is no other
Hose as good for wear. The price is
2(c per pair. Cither kind 10o nnd 1 .li
the pair. Try a pair and be convinced.
rtonton School Shoes for Imya and
girls, the kind that will stand hart)
knocks.
Tor Roys, 0i-, $1.00, $1.25, $1.40,
and up to $2.00.
For Girls, $1.15, $1.10 and tip to
$2.00.
Underwear for Boys and Girls, 15c
to 35c? a garment.
Union' Suits for Girls, 40c to 50c
THE CASH BUYERS' UH1CH
Automatic I'lione B3.
Wra. Doldi, Prop. 122 N. Jicond St
RESOURCES.
Loans ami 'Discounts $i,i4ei4i'30
Overdrafts, secured and unsecured. . ; . .: 43779-9
U. S. P.onds to secure circulation 200,000.00
U. S. Bonds to secure U. S. Deposits. . . 100,000.00
U. S. Bonds on hand . 12,000.00
Premiums on U. S. Bonds. .' 11,000.00
Bonds, securities, etc 38,222.fo
Banking house, furniture, and fixtures.. 38,500.00
Oilier real estate owned 25,000.00
Due from National Banks (not reserve
agents) , 181,75400
Due from State Banks and Bankers 35,248.36
Due from approved reserve agents 863,821.49
Checks and other cash items 25,512.22
Exchanges for clearing house...' 12.718.96
Notes of other National Banks 45,430.00
Fractional paper currency, nickels, and
cents i,3n'47
Lawful money reserve in Bank, viz:
Specie $ii2,97S.oo
Legal-tender notes 51,241.00 164,219.00
Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer
(5 per cent of circulation 10,000.00
Total $955958-49
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in. $ 200,000.00
Surplus fund 50,000.00
Undivided profits, less expenses and taxes
paid 35-030-28
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-r,00-74
Cashier's checks outstanding I723S-4
United States deposits 61,077.83
Deposits of U. S. disbursing officers. ... t 32I3SCKi
Total $2,955,958.49
Territory of New Mexico, County of Bernalillo, ss:. ..
I, Frank McKcc, Cashier of the alove-nained bank,
do solemnly swear that the alxwc statement is true to
the best of my knowledge and belief.
Frank McKee, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before 111c this 29th day of
August, 1905.
Sam'l Pickaru, Notary Public, t
Corrcst Attest :
M. W. Flournoy,
A. B. McMillen, V
II. F. Raynolds, " 1
.''il','. Directors.
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