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THE ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL. WEDNESDAY.'AUG. "7. 1907.
6
All Late Ideas in Men's and
Women's Summer Footwear
Apit tor im- Vdnin C. Hurt Mmm tor mmnn anal dilUlrra. Tte
glMjm with th k frlrrnla.
Alao rirluajtr (nl lr th. (amort Ilntn ilaiip Sofa Hurt
ajwt im M. A. !' tard IJJiO. $4 anil IS M fur mn.
I'.n-rf mr tit our lwr from 11.00 up are (naranlrrd. Srod M
roar mail rd-ra.
THE IDEAL
Leon Hertzog, Mgr.
M'ahlnion, Ana" N-w M I")
and Arix-na: 5-n rally fair anil rn-j
iinii-cl fair ami warm wvclnnwlay atnl :
1 duiil.
1 lh .v.nt Ihal yM hult 't
Ih. faalal THTrt. I .mar. "
ham. r.l '.l.a ! Ilia
b 4iivfl br .pert.i ns.a,ir
TtM M.
O. K. IWr, of Helen, vai u vloltor
In AlljiMturMiu yi-irday.
8 Kell((i;in. of HiTnallllo, wan in
the lty -ieri1ay fur the .lay.
K H. ft h went her, left lt nlrht
for M I'um on a bijiiriewi trip.
A. H. frnedlcr. "f Ool'len. vm a vis
itor In A ltuiueriue yextenlHy.
W. . fiUler will leave loilay for
an etti-iiileil vilt in Mli hiKn ami t
fake rexorti.
Mr: Jet-e Keieher will leave today
on the ltml!1 for a vtioi to friend In
! Annelea.
Mr. K. W. !ol.on ami Miaa Htmle
lojnon elpert lo leave I til moriilliK1
fur l-o Anxelea. j
Mra J. A. Hayf ha in.ni o Kort
Worth. Tel . on aroutn of olth. rlhe
l eklriK a lower ultltude.
Mix Vera Kh, of J Houth Arno
Ireei. h returned from a vixll to
her aunt, Mr. Kdward Wooilhury. at
W' rrjUM.
The Non-Hectrlnn Henivolent o
rlety will meet thl rrornlrif at
o'clock at the office of K. W. flamy
on Houth Fourth at reel.
AtKlxtHtit l'nlted Hlatea Attorney K.
I.. Medler went to h"Mlil Ke yeeterdiiy
ahera he will remain until after the
InaitKijrailon of tlovernor Currv.
It. Marlon Irnea, chief of the lii
teau of animal Industry In New Me-l-o
and Arti'ina, returned from a
vllt to northern ArUona atatlona.
A very enjoya hie meetlnir of the In
diana iluh waa held laxt riiKlit al the
home of Mr. Charlea I'altner on
Houth Arno atreet. A larife nurnher of
llooelera aere prexeril.
J. U Ti.dnle. reprewntlriK the New
Mexico Manufai titrlna; and f'oiiltact
t r at company of Helen. w.o In Allot
luergue yeeterday on hu.lne.a. Mia
cotnpimy ha Jii"t eiimideied the maii
lifacture of DOO.UOU l.il.k to eupply
lot a I trade.
Mr. K. I Wa.hhurn. of the K. U
Wa.-hliurn rlothlnit corupanv. wrltea In
the Mi rnltiK Jotit rial from MUMIehoro.
Maw . whete he la vlaltlnK relative..
Mr, Wa.hlmrn la enjoilna a ahorl va
(al Ion lolloairiK lila u.iihI iiiiimic r trip
to New York mm ki-iiH.
At the meellnit if the Knlxlil" of
I'ythln. lodife Monday nlahl, the fol
lowing oftlcera were In.talled: t. A
Humor, t'linneellur Commiimler: J
K. Murray. C. C.; J. B. Klder. K. of It.
and H; ti. V.. Newi nruer. M of K; I.
H. ItoetilKht, M. of K.; H. I SVInter,
uh r d.
Mia Katherlna Chavea. dniiKhler of
Mori Amado Cloivia. who la Hiiiuiiiir
hiK on the I'e.oa with her mother ano
a -ariv of Alhuiurriiie people. Ik e
tahü.Thinit a ll.hlri lecoid. Alth'oiah
It la her IliKt aeiia.in on the troul
eiteani. M l Chave Monday caiiKht
twelve trout meH.UIilllt ftolll elht to
liuirtfin Irohea.
While aiiendin the meeting, of the
Kriltfhl. (.f I'ythla. loilKe In r.ik.
hnllillrilt Monday niKht. I. U. Hoat
tiaht. the well known Hold avenue
merchant, a deprived of hia .aildle
horae. ahlrh he left In ft mil of the
hiilhlliiK A hunt for the horaea dur
Iiih the nlahl failed to locate It hut
ilnrln lhe morHiiK one of the her
irf . otllcera found the hora... wander
IiiK Peí-e In till Alhiiiieriue. It a
l.iiirne.l lt the owner. Mr. Hoalrlaot
hellevea tliat aome one rude the horae
tat) for an evetilnit'a aallop.
NEW GOODS FOR OLD,
OFFER MADE TO THIS CITY
llil I. ot an rahlnn Mulita' Talr, j
Milt a Hard llualiir. froiae.il Ion '
Made liv HrlHt-r Warllrk, the Ne t
I I ii rol tore I Inn at -' I al tcolral
I en lie.
" f hier V Warlii k l the niinie of
ni firm which hu. opened n lifti
i la a a fiirnilmv atole III the l(il nulda j
loil.illi.g. a' Maal Central avenue.
Mr Wurll.k ha. I.I-I it turned fiom
n wii li . vl.it to tre eaatern market. J
.In re he piir' haai-ii n roopti-ie line of 1
li..ilH.h..i fllltittuie. Ilv pill i hiialng III j
lu.f inianil'if. and for aot cnah the I
new In m I. ell.thled lo ofler Ha gooilai
to the AUiiiiieile puhllr at pi h -ea
whiih will compare m.ire favorahlv
wun mn that have been liithttto of
fered In thi. city.
Ain iiig otht i Ihlnga t.,'. in t il .by Mr
War i. k aie two iailo.ila of aei-ornl
hand fiirriliure, which he purcha-ed
et tu. irntn i, guie. Theae k I" will h.'
t.ft"reil t.ir a!e at almoal rl'lii-ulou-lv
hiw pi lie.. Ilolh oonihtia of Hie luí
nrrn ai t-t'i i ii-m i I hu-iiieaa men and
well kn'iutn in A I lulo II riUe. M r
VWirlhk w.a fof two an, I iine-h.ilf
year hii I .i kftiun f"i (tie l-'ulrclle
SHORTHAND.
BOOKKEEPING.
COMMERCIAL LAW
and PENMANSHIP
WE
TEACH
Write tor terms.
Albuquerque. N. M.
Wr ha.e Jaal im Ued aa rilra.MT-.lli.art lrf ahlrameant aaf llawk'a
llawaal ' f.laaa ami .ariia -Mirl hilttr. Ik-aaUful arleaainl
ailrrna; all tre prfcaraj In riala li(m alai rara Kna. tur Uilrl
It aall gin rah draroinrt "f ta T n Hi.
EVE RITT
LaaJirif JawaUr-TMI. UIAMONU PALACK-Cnlral Av.'
SHOE STORE
216 West Central
Fuinltnr n.mpnny. Mr. BihT
.iiii' ri-r tram Hui'Un. ill.
The nioif upl'-'J by Itio firm I
j U-lne hxii'lixir'ly t.iml up to arcom
! ifKMlnri- the n-' ! H. a i"atura of
j hl- will t- a Un lin ff tva and
ian.-. Ha-iorni hnii furnilure will I-
;:í;iii In .iirt payniTii tor n?w, thii
afT..rllnr a .!-imII.I i,.urtunity to
,. BI , vtv iriil-ral c'rat.
inw who -lr- t M-furnlah !h-1r
MOUNTAIN ROAD IS
Residents Claim that Street Is
Almost impassable as Result
of Heavy Traflic and Recent
Rains,
lie.ldenta alone Mountain road and
In the district bórdenme on the norm
i lly limita are reílvterlti aerloua iotn-
plulrit of the condition of the road.
The pro! eat la one which failed to
reach the city council on Monday
nlitht, where there were plenty of
other, lo occupy lire time of the c.uun
eounctl: hut It la none the lea vi
oroua on account of delay. K. Hcheele.
merchant on North Fourth atreet, yea
lerday told the MorniriK Journal that
the atreet la almoal luipaaaahle in
account of the deep mud hole which
make traveling other l linn on horae
hui k very ilaimeroua. ritandlriK water
he auya. alao make lhe atreet very un.
aunitary.
ile hhv that freouetit rail have
la-en made on the city mil hoi It h-a to
ne c ure orne work on thia load, hut
that Ihua far nothiiiK hua Men done.
Comphilnl la alau made of the con
dition of the at red on Koma avenue,
where a icaa pipe ha. recently la-en
luid and w here water I hacked up lor
aeycral feet.
RANGERS 10 CLEAN
Atizona Officers Goinñ on Still
Hunt After Bad Men in the
Southern Poition of the Ter
litoiy. Lieutenant William Old of the Ari
zona lamer, la making pre puralluiia
tor n extiiidid trip throuah northern
Arizoiin lo the I'lah line, a.iva the
I'le.i'oll Journal-M Iner. lie believe.
Hint II will take from a month lo aix
week, to make the tour that he hu.
planned. Knur other ratigt-ra will nr.
company htm, tinder hia mmmand.
Hanger 'y llyrne arrived here yea
tiTilav from lilotie. arid It.niger W. N.
W llaon la expected here from Kedonl.t
Monday, ileorge Mayer of till, illy,
who recently joined the ranger force,
will make III. inili.il ride with Lieuten
ant t lid.' command.
Three member, of lhe party will
travel through Coconino iininiv, and
the oilier two will go through Mohave
county. Ilang. r K. S M. !., who haa
been alat liilli-d here for -orne nine, will
be one of the two who will travel
through .Moli.ive
i,...ie Hie fact th.it Lieutenant
III, I. denied, ve.teidav. tint the inp.
planned had no .pei lal a IK ni it- .1 ri e It
la generally believed th' the Wliv
ottiiir, who haa made , m.iiiv loi
pnttaril nrt it, may i h.i-"' ?r,,oi tr,eir
billing plací a fugitive. fr ,m '.'ni t
platea who are .ii((,ow..d t i l.e maailiC
hoiru-a in tin- tn-iunrain fi-'ni-t'ei of
the north
SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES
Aliena 'it-Kaae a ,il,t It cure. ewlM
lul atti.rltn ai-rmu. ft. e1 ln.l.ntly
t... lhe ana nut im rtr. .nit buteam
Alon. l-'uit K.m m.ktai tlrrtl nr n w .h.
fiM.1 ea.tr II Ml itntln mm fttr ...ntlu.
r.lln,!.. t xll.tt. llrea .i-filn. feel Try It
loil.y. ttif tie all aru.rtat. .nil alto, alnine
Ftv ni.tt for 71. In Htnia l.m I ,'eetl .ny
.ut'.tllute Knr rttlCtn trial .' X... l.nrr.
a. II, .l uf th. riHlT KAKI a.i,il.r7 i I HI N
PAIt. a new Inv.nlhin. atilr.M Allan a
Olm.tea !.e Itor. NT !
The Bureau ol Immigration
la in out for craft, mi we can't ir I
lli.'iu to reaa.niiiM'iiil u fln lull) Kul
M are k--4,ur ll,r !.! rUai ImmiiJ.
Inir linuap In lllla ll.ifb .f (In w.nnI-..
l.-rne.: ml -r tti-k, al
420 W. LEAD. Phone 718
BY
MAIL
Address
DANGEROUS
CONDITION
REGION ACROSS
THE CANYON
DECLARES ARIZONA
IS ALL OUT
FORJAR
Interesting Statement Made In
Ohio by Judge E, M. Sanford,
of Prescott, on Political Con
ditions Next Door.
That Judse E. M. Banford of Prea-
cott. Ariz., who la liow louring me
eaai. la one of the utauncheat mem-!
her of the "HiMHUern club enfant "
mad J apparent hy the go id work he I
doing In ti-lilnc the iwople of the ef
fete eaat, through the roturo na of the
varloua eaan-rn paper. vhai a really
(treat country Arízonr I. and how, oy
the end of the pinent yeirr, thia ter
ritory expect, lo h ad the world in ,
the production of cop-r. belli now
in aecond place, etya the Prearotl
Journal-Miner.
Kver t politician, however, anl hav
ing Idea of hia own. roncrrtilnx what
iixona liitenda doing In th coming
national t-aiMao JtMotit Hanford
recently gave a political Interview to a
representative of the ijhlo St lte Jour
nal. The Xiate Journal article follow.:
J Hilar Kaolia-d a I'olilk-al llrwfc.
"You can r ertdlntly count on a Tafij
deh-gutlon ftorn Arizona." said Judge,
Hanford. !
Judge Sanford. who haa le-en prom-1
Inent in puhiic affair In thla territory i
lor year., know. Ilia aouthweat like a j
hook. Me la a .launch advocate of;
aeparate atatehood. hut In talking
about that ieaue ye.terday he aald th
Itooaevelt admloiHiiatlon'a former p-1
poaltlon to It ai.d Henator Kurakera)
advin acy of It had not aufflced either j
to win the Arizona rejilhili an away i
w TtHK IVrrs la IW4.
'TT tn v(ir I riiinrwrd m v
rlf h A9m -f rnr ktdn-yB.' wrlt K. A. !
t'.rmr. J. I , of (mkvUir, Ind "It u mo
vr that I rould n..t mv part f the tlm
I -n.ult4 th- rnry (x-t DirfJí al nktll avail ,
itlilé. lOI f-"Ull Kt ni rit uttl 11 Ftfley
K iJ ri-y t 'ur w nm r'"Tnni'nd-il lo mm. It ;
haa i--n m iiui it in " J. H. U'iUmUy ,
Cu, 1rurlata.
AN INTERESTING NUMBER
OF THE GREAT SOUTHWEST
New Mexhi Men Kliow I'romluelltlv
III I'liotograph of IjiikIh out clitloll.
'I he Storj of Ji liici.
The current number of The Oreai
Houthweat la of uiiumi.iI in lei eat o
New Mexico. The i over ileaign of the
magazine catriea a photograph of th.'
public lamia convention In lenver, .n
which appear pr niniiiently the far'
of a number of New Mexico men.
line of the moat Intereat lug article. L-
i Hiii y of the J. inez Indian pueldo.
hy Mr. K liarra Johnaon, of the
Morning Journal, illuaiiuti'd with
photograph, hy Colonel I). K. II. Sell
er., of A lbu'Uriue.
CV H K VOI'K KIMNKVS.
o Not fnihiiu-er Ufe M lieti an Al
bugitcri'ur Clllzeii Ninrvta Vtm
tlw Cun.
Why will people rmillnu to miffer
lhe agunlc of kidney complaint,
hurkache, urinary disorder., lainenrw,
hcadachaa. languor, why allow thein
elvra to become chronic Invalida,
wh.ii a certain cure la i. flea.il them?
Doan'a KMiiuy l'lll I the rcmed)
In u.e. Iiecau.e It give, to tha kidney
the help they peed lu perform their
wurk.
If you have any, evan nnt, of the
ynipt4iia of kidney di.ea.e. cur
ynuraeiT now. before diahet.a, droay
or ItrlgliTa iliaea. art in. Head thin
A lli il i-ua i gut. le.tluiony:
Kd. A. Hallly. living at Cll W. Fruit
ay... Albunueniue, N M , ai: "Kor
pain In the bark or any if the trou
ble which arl from Irregularity of
the klrínay, there I. In my opinion,
nu medicine equal to Doan'a Kidney
l'lll. The value of thla reutedy wa
firt proven to nie about a year ago,
and quli kly did It relieve ma of an
allack of pain airona my loin that
Irire then I have . arrely been with
out them, and they have never failed
to give Juat the de.ired reaull. My
advice to ull whom I hear complain
ing nf bacrache or fault with the kid
tu ya. I to take lioan a Kidney l'lll.
They are whnt they are recommend
ed to be and a trial I all that ia
needed to prove thia."
Kor ale hy all dewier. I'rhe r.0
cent Knter-M llhurn Co. Iluffulu,
New York, aula agent for the l'nlted
HUile.
Itememher the name Ioan' and
lake nu other.
AITlia AT TIIK MIlVvKt M t.KlK r.HV
rtlllAV
I ttV IK tail H1IM K IMt KM St HtS l.
niih K AMI l ilt I I KV IIHIIl . W. ..,
in im mil l it I iKar nl Kf.KT.
lira N'. r1ra at.,
Haalqunnira for
Navajo Itlankrta and
Indina anil Mexican triaala.
CI avis
Sprcckols.
the Croesus of the west,
whose great wealth has
made possible the investi
gation of the methods of
lhe boodlcrs, grafters and
thieves of San Francisco
beg pardon. What we
want to say is this, that
although sugar has ad
vanced $1.06 pel sack
since the investigation,
yet in the face of this
sharp advance we are
selling fiiftcen pounds of
best Granulated Sugar
tor ONE-DOLLAR.
SPOT CASH STORE
m-i-iisiTi: ros-roincK
STEVENS, EICHAR and CO.
Watch Us Grow I
Wild Car Ba.!ms UtMiti Wii.
A Sale
We have about ten dozen of first-class stylish hats left
over which we are desirous of closing out and have mark
ed down so as to dispose of them quickly.
$5.00 Knox Telescope Hats at $2.90
$4.50 Stetson Hats at $2.90
$3.50 Beacon Hats at $1.90
$3.00 Tiger Hats at 1 $1.90
$3.00 Assorted Fancy Hats at $1.90
ry
These goods are all this season's styles most of them
telescope shapes. They are simply odds and ends
which we must close out, and as good as gold.
The remainder of our summmer clothing is still on
sale at very attractive prices. Call and see.
HOSIERY SPECIAL A 25c fancy hose at 2 pair for
25 cents.
SIMON
The Central Aveiwe Clothier
THE DIFFERENCE
Our Special 20 per cent discount sale makes
a. difference of one-fifth.
RUGS
Our btt rW-lklrk Wilton. I2 regular $46
MupiMinr Axniliilalera. 12. rr'Kulur I2K &u
I'.oy.il Ax minuter. 1x12, rcKUlur ... I.TlUU
All Wool HinTnaH, Kcverallilis 8xlJ
ri-ifular I3H.F10
Alhamhra Smyrnna. 9x12. r utur .. tin 60
II. uly HrusKt'lit, ix, n-Kular J:)J .Ml
T!iK(ry Itrimmla. 1xi. n-Kular .... ill iiU
. Iv. t IluK. HxlJ. reitulur JIV Oil
Khlrviia Kruaar-la. I2, regular .... SI6ÍKI
All-Wool liiKi'iilna. !ixl2, regular .... til SU
Criloii liiKialriH. . H oil
Citt'in lns;ralria. Dxl', n-gular .UU
Fine Registered Angora Bucks
r ft S A I. K
I hmvm Mm hick arada and mrlalan4
Hurlia fur Mile, raaKln la ace friaa elrllen
niul h. I fwur ir-ira. Alao Mama alirh
arada aa rearatrrral Oita. I'rirav lir wa
BVIillralUia. M. K. Mi-4 K4KV,
Haa Marrlal. Matlra.
COAL
IX)lt H OM.Y. i
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( VrrilliM a....p H Ml 1
Anltirai-llr nl N..VI
iillirarllr mU.vl V IMI
AiilliraM-tK. rurna t.f.4
tiiau .a "..tf .IMI
SMI I IIINU COAU
WOOD!
x vim: KIMI.I'. j
W.ILIIahn&CO
TrlfilHna tl.
COAL
T C I R I C A II
nrT wm i aitxn. w tmm ai
AMHKII lit KIT. paw faja
l.MHKIIIUIlOKOUrilMIII
w tal
WOOD
O T CIDH
r i n i o
AND IIILVIUO
JOHN S. BEAVEN
I Ml Ml TH KIKMT mUOCT
of flats
N
- lea 20 per ent Pale a".2ll
lesa 2U per tent Sale CM. O
lena 2U per cent .Sal (Jit.UU
lns
l
eK
leaM
lM
h'SM
lean
liaa
ll'N
per rent Hale
a 00
i;t 0
f IM.UU
( 1 5 2
H .i 20
SW.2II
S. BO
l t0
per cent Huln
per
cent lie
per
per
per
cent Sale
rent S.ile
cent Mule
per
per
per
cent Sale
i-eiil Sale
cent Hale
All larger and smaller sizes in
proportion. The same discount
applies to linoleum, tilling and
matting and matting rugs.
F. II. Strong",
FURNITURE, CROCKERY AMD
GLASSWARE.
KTIUX ItMXK. cnKM:it or
MH'I'I If AMI SIXDM),
W. L TRIMBLE & COMPANY
livkrt, rr.rn am l.ivrnf "tabi.m
Ural fiaaa Turaoula at
Kcaaoaakla Kale.
Tclf-plmm- S. North ShiiiI Strwl.
WAGNER. HARDWARE CO.
Successors to Albuquerque
Dealers in V ,
Herdwere, Stoves end Reri'ges
We Carry a Full Line
Granito W5xro---Crockery---GIíxsswaro
ALL KINDS OF TOOLS FOR THE MECHANIC
We Have in Connection a Tinning Shop and Plumbing Shop.
ALL WORK ENTRUSTED
Wholesale. and Retail Hardware
ALASKA REFRIGERATORS
Wilt Mountain Ice Cream Freezers. Garden Hose and Lawn Mowers
PLUMBING HERCULES POWDER MINE and MILL
and ' and
TINNING HIGH EXPLOSIVES SUPPLIES
MAIL ORDERS SOLICITED
113-115-117 South First St. 401-403 North First St.
MM fMMMBBBBBBBlaBBBBB
DRIMK PILSENER BOTTLED BEER
Southwestern Brewery
and Ice Co,
Telephone 432 and Wagon Will Stop at Your House.
WalF'PapeiTl
New Stock
at
: ALBUQUERQUE LVMBERCO
First Street X Marquette Avenue. Albuquerque. New Mexico
The HOTEL- CRAIGE
Albuauerque's Finest
European Hotel.
1U-18-20-S1 SHjt Airen oo..
Half Block from Santa Fa Depot
GEO MUE K. EI.IJS. Prop.
VAjNHNDUGC.
Pure Drugs. Cold Soda
A Full Una of Toilet Articles
SfXOND AND GOLD
THOS. F. KELEHER
Harnea, KaildU-a, Knildli-ry, LUier,
FlmrUifra, l'alnta.
Before builiiff eaajialiie our gorani ami
" " rt'r a nd aa e money.
08 WKST CKNTKAIi AVENTE
WE ARE COMING
To get "our share" of the
patronage of people who
KNOW and are PARTICU
LAR about photographs
even about the cost, which
is often less for good than
for indifferent work, And
we are selfish enough to
think we should have some
thing like the "lion's share"
of this class of patronage,
A "cheap" photograph is not
meiely "dear at any price"
it is a swindle and a dis
grace at any price.
Sfiowell and Kemmerer
313 1-2 West Central Avenue.
-ALL USERS OF-
JOURNAL CLASSIFIED ADS
-GET RESULTS-
Hardware Co.
TO US WILL RECEIVE
Just Received
the
Special
All this week
THREE PACKAGES OF DR.
PRICE'S WHEAT FLAKE
CELERY FOOD FOR . '
25 cents
Everyone welcome to order
any amount.
Albuquerque Cash Grocery
Company, Homer H. Ward, Manager
3IS W. Marbla-Phona 206
E. A. Gertig,
CONTRACTOR and BUILDER
SlHip 410 V. Oi-Pix-r Aa.
1'lHHie 17.
COME i
and see what sort of guesses
we have made as to your
taste in Fancy Cakes, Hot
Rolls, Butter Bread, Etc. If
we have guessed right, the
matter of cost will not
bother you greatly.
Home Bakery
213 West Central Ave.
Phone 194.
Fourth and Central Avenue.
OUR BEST ATTENTION.
J
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