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THE ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 17, 1910
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GEO.W.HICKOX COMPANY
New Mr.Oi-o Pioneer Jeweler.
Our Fpeclnltlcs: "Diamonds." "American Wilclici." repairing- flu
V. bes c..rr.- tins Ey Troubles mid Monogram Fngraving.
TMK AIUII i liovr 1,3 so- ltM st.
DR, C. H. CONNER
Physician and Surgeon
OSTEOPATH
ami chronic dl'a
All acule
treated.
Office: Stern Itiiihlin-,
I Oui I li nuil Central avenue.
CRESCENT HARDWARE CO.
Wove, üaiige. Ilnir I'iiiiiI-IiIiik C.'-, Ciillrrv and lord. Iron
1e Valve mu! rillinrs. Hnmldnc HeiitliiK, Till and Copxr Work
sim wixr tiMiai. au;mk riio.vt; ai:.
ARNOLD'S BEST
Is the kind that has proved
its value second to none
in less time than any
other make that ever
came to Albuquerque.
Large sacks $1.75
Small sacks ...... .90c
Ward's Store
Homer H. Ward, Mgr.
315 Marble Ave., Phone 206
THE
Home Restaurant
Is th Dest Place to Eat
HOME COOKING
No, 207 West Gold
TRY US
MEALS 25 CENTS
Highland Pharmacy
B. H. Brigrjs & Co., Props.
Telephone Your Wants
Quick Deliveries,
of, friends, hot 1, In Albuquerque and
inroiighotit (lie territory. He "' n
member of the Odd Fellow and I he
.Modern Woodmen. Uith of which ut
ilera will intend ih- funeral, tin
IKiineemctit (if which "ill be made
Inter. .Mr. Schuyler, lio waa 41
year of age. In survived by his wile,
one imi and fine . Li lighter, nil r
whom were with him when the end
c.ime.
The chance to gee how the Spun
Isii people pul on un opera. A treut.
At the Airdome.
HOME REALTY CO.
IMS. Third SI.
I'dlt SAI.K Fine house. W. Central;
new ,-rooiu house, N. Twelfth. Wc
build housca n nioilllilv paj nieiils.
ALBUQUERQUE FOUNDRYand
MACHINE WORKS
Al 111 VI KHUl. K, MAV MliXICO.
Iron and Hi sur Castings.
Mat hinery Repairs.
Standard Plumbing & Heating
(OMPAXY
412 V. Central Avenue,
t'rutnpt a ml careful Allenllou to All
Orders.
li:i.i:i'iioi; i.
Try a Morning Journal Want Ad
LAUNDRY
WHITE
WAGONS
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Our ICE CREAM IS PURE
And jt ni ni o oat. We furnish It In any titautiiy. Out-i.Muwii ordcli
iillt lied.
The Matthew Dairy & Supply Co.
I'liooe 1701 N. 4th St.
St. Michael's College
Pioneer Institution of Learning
in t!,e Southwest.
UIMIAKV, M IfcXTHTC,
CXl.MMl.ltv I VL COUtsKS.
SESSION BEGINS SEP. 5.
l'ttr further iartlf ular atlilrra
IllOTIIi:it MVAIU, President,
bfliil le, N. M.
JUMES E. HURLE! 15
DEAD IN CARLSBAD
AUSTRIA
General Manager of Santa Fe
Railroad, Well Known in!
Albuquerque, Passes Away
Suddenly Abroad.
i:. clnlor Lodge o. 7. Degree of
Honor A. o. C. V., will meet in rec
ular session this evening at "!:'.', in
the A. t. C. W. hull.
All Odd Fellow an- requested to
meet i't the hull Thursday arternooit
at 1 : : II for the pose of attending
tlie funeral of lirollur 11. I. Schuy
ler. James J. Votaw. secretary.
There will he a nieetiny of th" Cit-
Uciih progressive League in tnemure so
plaxa at Old Albuquerque Thursday I expected
night. August I. Spcuklns by t-.ng-lish
and Spanish speakers. -Meeting
mart nt 8 o'clock sharp.
Prof. J. K. Chirk, superintendent of
public Instruction for the territory, ar
rived In ttie city Inst night from San
la l"e en route to Silver City and half
n ipiseu oilier points In tlie south part
of the territory to be prevent at tn
atllule meeting. He especia to tie ab
sent front hi ul fice for aeveral week a.
The condition o? young Joseph Cos
grove, who sustained a fractured skull
11 m the result of an accident m ar Camp
V hllcomb Sunday afternoon, was re-I
Ported to lie considerable improved !
yesterday and he was removed from
St. Josephs hospital to his parents'
home. It in believed that the boy will
recover without any permanent Injur
ies.
J. Silvn, former countc suncrin-
tendent of schools in Sandoval county,
sustained a broken arm late W'eiliics-
j day evening, when bin team ahh-d near
the American Lumber company aptir
I on .North Fourth street. A i,K train
j waa passing and Mr. Sandoval a horses
j became frightened, overthrowing the
! buggy. The fracture was reduced and
I Mr. SUva left for ),! home in Sando
val vesterday.
CHARLES ILFELD CO.
Wholesalers of Everything
LAS VEGAS ALBUQUERQUE SANTA ROSA
1!:c Best in Clothing!;
Is Here
Stein
Block
arc rccoynicd leaders in style
and workmanship h Europe
and America. Wc have nroven-
th; t U.cir productions are the I
I th vnt that yn Non 14 got
rh-n thm rH VS I. Tfíl.WUR PH
( (i. trivinc ? ur nrn n,t addrM
n.í th inr-if will hm dfilwr1 hf
Hp ii IdvMMttKwr. Th Utvpbuo u
Th- t'v rnM win h ft4
for h rrB n1 i?"nli ll"ii of rr
rtf. t MUMht iiHtjff r ol t th
M rnifn J-mrni rrm tk loé
LOCAL NEWS OF INTEREST
Ncnllicr l oiera-t.
v .i-.miii;!o!i. Ana. Hi. New Mexico
Thiiiob-r .liovvriR or, ':aH,day1
i ..ob i ,i f-ii.-i' I'im IIimi Tlunsday;
h1iou,. i , 1 1 p t lair in extreme west
pel Dull
A rutona - I ..If
I'tth fortloli W
liCá iv n thnrritifih Trini nn tho ! '" ' c,.pi i
thn tt;i , TluirdHV
ii 111 I IIM' rst
most critical buyers of this city
for the past 10 years.
It costs but little more to
v.car good clothes that hold
their shape than the ordinary
Kind. Look for the label of
entire satisfaction sewed un
der the collar.
poll ion
Weal '
U .M,,, m
ill !r out ll
UNIVERSITY GETS A
USEFUL GIFT
Piivatc Laboratory of Roddick
Stave. Is Donated to Assist h
Ro-Equipmeiit of Science
Kodei I, I. Stover has donated hlh
.'.plr-ndid private labor.ilory. coioiKt-
"f eleeirl.-Hi and lu mb al appa
ralun of late MtcnttTIc niaiiufaeture
to . o.r,) Mi tin- new Selem-e hall
wht'h I" to lc H.ldcd to tlie I niversitv
buildings. Thin fifi, come at an op
portune lime, when the faculty are
tiylns to replace the manllicenl
h' b nee apparatus lont in the recent
ilihiit troiia lire bich dentroved llail
bv hall. TIiIm Kcneroua donation of
Ml Stover will Kle.ly iiid ill the fit
llntr out oí a iMlibllllK (or eonductlna
M'leiil'flc vpirluienla or analjaea.
and la of uulold lien, lit to the I'ni
versitv vvhhh Is eiidcavorinu in the
abort time allowed to Iiii'uInIi tlie
sludenta vvltli nil lit- faci'itiea for
Nludy of hcIiuc'c at Unir comuiailil
!ui ing n ev ions lernta.
o T 1 1 1 1 1 m 1
k juol "t'I'ltl
t Mortiioi.
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las Xi
1 1. on i
ept in II '
DEATHS AND FUNERALS
.Mr ,iul
en- h'-le
Plotei !
U' VHV Is
f-icld:tv
sou of Alir.oua,
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Nortlt I
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Mr. a n. I Mi
..111 tit atrei I. a
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f liclcti. aitivi
our tltiblreti.
Lite.
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l'.iiker.
i ll known
bele ch-
STEIN-BLOCH
SMART CLOTHES
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HAVF. this las el
BENE.ATM THE COLLAR
1. 1 i..
of lile
Ml Ida
A'aiiybn
i.eiirae I'
li.orge V Ma..
ciüen of I't nix
v eylerdav mol nina
r:i mía r ' o m. I a . eiise.l
yeara old and taken
tariuin M'vrw l d:n s 1140.
aiul.leiilv 111 white en route from 11
Paso lo lile eal. Mr. Wilon waa a
native of I'rov 1,1. n. e. 1: I . and f..r
meiiy vci'ra lived 111 Auxoca and New
Mixi.o. o-vninrí lii.. tt.ict of land
W ll-oo.
1. 1. well k now u
Arin . died earlv
nt St. Jocpli's
we tdxty
to the rani
lielns taken
1 1 1 H V 1 Imy I I'elnht
1 III ol Hi,, deliver A.
v 111 Hum s.i ma l i
Horn I in I,, ,11, len itori- . fie
j lorlline eatllualed I't
h 11,1 1 ilr. d tliouaand dollars.
U,i
-ev
ed leave
U.I hull'
V CI
i 111 l;.it.ui all. I ilalhters
Ab. 1 . a, 1 ..inp,i nicd i. a
1 iied l.tt infill iiiiiii a iwo
i. in. .i in Ind. an, 1 and Can-
Business Suits
$18 and up to $30
Mail Orders Promptly Filled.
BMaB-
E. I. WASH CO.
122 South Second Street'
I 1 9 W. Geld Ave.
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me Shade
et .-r.l.i v for
rel.,tia in
IIimIv of Min .lainlxtii SliiptH'tl.
I Hie bodv of Mi- l.ibel Jamison.
! who died here Sun, lav. wea sent to
. I i'p', vt (i , vctcid.iv mornini;.
b. Ina re. omii. iu. d bv Jav A. Ilublx.
1 oi ihp loin I .Ma..nie tr.iiernliv. Kel-
ntb-ei of .laniiHon in MichlKcti
n-.kid tliat tlie M ison In AlbiiiHier-
une l.iki "Iuuk,. of Miss Jamison'
all. (Irs Deceased resided for some
tun.' in A 1 luuiuer.uio tlnee veers aso.
but lor lite peat Ibtie years lived 1111
i. ..in I'. tk. "at she as taken oif
the ir.un here a week so. while i-n
route p ibe east.
t'liivtraul reuret emolís Santa Fc
cm). loves and other old-time tcsidenta
of Albuquerque was caused yesterday
inuriilng follow hi); tlie announcement
from 'iopeka. Kan., through tlie As
sociated I'ret-a, Of tli,.. death of Jumen
K. Hurley, general manaiicr of lha
Santa Ko rallrond, which occurred
late Monday iiIkIii in Carlsbad, Aus
tria. .No official of the Santa Fe
railroad was inore universally loved
by the emploes than Mr. Hurley and
hia ileal It came indeed iik a Hiiock.
because it was entirely tin
Mr. Hurley was widely
known in Albuquerque, both ainuni;
Santa Fe employe and by men In
every walk of life. For the past nix
teeu year Mr. Ilurley was a frequent
visitor in this city and it cuti be truth
fully said that be was better ac
quainted and more universally popu
lar in Albuquerque thas any other
Santa Fc official.
Mr. Hurley left Topi ka. his official
headquarters, last J ily lor Austria,
hopiiiu that tile famous waters at
Carlsbad would cure kidney and di
Beslive troubles. When leaving tlie
I'nited Stales be was cheerful mid
optimistic a 11,1 said to Ills friends that
ue would (win be back in the harness.
stronger and heller than ever. It im
ports from time to time received by
close friends, Indicated that he was
Improving. It Is believed, .'jowevtr,
that his ullmcnts look a sudden
chanfle for the worse and that his
death lame quickly, even before his
family could lie imlil'led of his fall
ing condition. .Mr. Hurley is sur
vived by u widow and two children.
Mrs. Hurley and Mi s Hildej-arde, a
liaiiKhter, are ill I, as Vosas, the Kuests
of Harry W. Kelly, and the son, Har
low. H in Denver, participatiiiK in tiio
golf tournament..' According lo u dis
patch yesterday from I.as Viga, Mrs
Hurley did not know t hat her husband
was seriously ill, and was prostrated
at the news ot his death.
James K. Hurley was born In Wa
pello, Iowa, June 1, 1 SCO, and was
just past 50 years at the time of his
death. He attended the hish school
at Wapello and laier attended normal
school al I'looiuli.'td. Iowa, for threo
years. He elileicl tlie service of the
Simla Fe railway in ISSsO and was
continuously in the employ of the
company from that 1'ine until the day
of his death. Sun linn as a brakemuii
ill'. Hurley .was later Riven positions
rti vvurelioui-'f limn ' vnd bairKiincman.
During Ids spare lime he mustered
teletraphy and entered the ttb(;rapli
s.-rviee ot the Santa Fe III 1 8 8;!. work
lln; as operator and station ajienl nud
in clerical capacities until 1NS7. While
working as an operator Mr. Hurley
paid close attention to the operation
of trains and studied train dispatch
Ini; in all Its details. In his position
us uKciit be became well informed on
numerous other transportation mat
ters and in lxx7 was made chief clerk
to the general tqipcriiitomlent al To
pe ka. Ho quickly K. tilled tlie confi
dence of Ills thief and In l.vSI was
promoted to be trainmaster at M.ir
cclln", ociupviiiB tills position only
u few months when he was promoted
to be attestant auperli'tendent al this
point, later beliiK transferred lit t lie
came capacity to Fort Madison, luna.
In IS9 Mr. Hurley was sent to l.a
eits to become superintendent of
tlie New Mexico and Itio tirando di
visions, a position which he filled tor
seven years. Hy this time the liinlier
otticiala liad come to look iiiion Mr.
Hurley as nn unusually bright man on
transput ti'tlou affairs and his advice
was frequently asked about Innova
tions in the service. A conference
of chiefs of the departments was not
. on-Uhriil complete without him. Af
ter servint; us superintendent at 1-as
Vi'Sdn Mr. Hurley was sent to Los
uuelta as nctinx fciiera! superin
tendent of Hie lines west of Albu
querque, lleiiin relieved from tills po
sition in Dm;; Mr. Hurley was made i
Ueiierul suo.'i intcadent of tlie west- I
A TALK ON CLOTHES -
If you need a Suit it will pay you to see us now,
Should you desire a light weight Suit, we can give you
one made by t. .
Hart Schaffner & Marx
At about one-third off from the regular price. Should
you want a Fall weight, we can fit you up with the latest
style in this famous make at a reasonable price.
PREMIUM FOR BOYS- r .
We call your special attention to our Boys' Depart
ment, which is being filled up with a superb line of
School Suits, Trousers, Shirts, Waists, Shoes, Under
wear and Hosiery. With every purchase in this depart
ment amounting to a dollar or over, we give free a fine
Japanned Pencil Box, containing Pens and Penholder,
Pencil and Sharpener, etc. A very useful thing. See
window.
SIMON STERN
The Central Avenue Clothier
GOriVEIITIQIi MARCH
IS COMPOSED
Santa Fe Pianist VVjites Piece
of Music Which He Will Offer
as Constitutional Contribution.
l,rclal orri-aeiulrm r tu Muruina Journal I
Simla Fe. N. M . Aus. 16 A "t'un
slilulioiial Convention'' mcrch. with a
swim; to II I het will slir even the
most lethargic IcKlshilor is said to la
ready for tlie press and will lie sold
during the convention to lie held in
Ihe i'lu.'b nt city this Oi toher.
The composer of this lnure'i, which
I- I,, eciumcnioriite tlie sleppiiii; of
.New Mexico into the l uion. I J. C.
Spikes, recently ,r Pittsburg, now
pianist at Ihe Flits theater, and who
is here uudersi ins; medical treat
ment. Mr. Spikes h an nil around
murieiiMi end lila Uster mm xpiacs
K'l. hen is a concert oianiste of note
Mr. Sidkes nlava the piano with fine
technique and has composed a num
I ber oi' pieces fnr the piano, ineludinK
the "President Tuft Inauguration'
myrrh. "The Htnnm ipatiou" march
und o'hers.
HARDWOOD LUMBERS FOR FINISH AND CABINET
WORKCLEAR AND SEASONED
SUPERIOR LUMBER AND MILL CO.
THE CONSOLIDATED LIQUOR AND KEG BEER CO.
of the kind in the Southwest. Write for catalog and
Largest concern
price list.
121 and 123 N. 1st Street
Albuquerque, N. M.
BERGER & BRACHVOGEL
111 West Copper Ave. I'liuiie (10.
The STOKE which gives 16 ounces to the pound always.
Dealers In FDOFK, HAY, OKAIN and SEFDS. All kinds of CHICK KN
FKKD und POl'LTItV and other STOCK KFMKDIF.S. Agenls for the
International Stock Food Company'!1 products.
The best coarse While Hran from this ycar'a wheat at 11.75 per 1"0
pounds, lted Ilrnti at $1.50 per IMOpounds.
Every order delivered same day it is received.
it
HOBBLE SKIRT FILM
AT TRE CRYSTAL
Exceedingly Funiiy Pictuics to
Dc Seen Today for Last Time
at Popular Gold Avenue Play
lloUc'0,
rill t: ru nd division, with h.aibtt,iriers
at l.a Junta. In lsnj lie was made
Ki'iier.n au iriittendeut of the eastern
Si a "'I division with headquarters at
'l'opeka. his litio later liciu clmni;.'ii
to K iivr.il man.. Ki r. the posiliun he
liehl at tlie lime of bla death.
The t-asf-ing of "Jim'' Hurley will
lie sine-rely regretted in every city
and town on Hie Simla Fa system.
-Jim"' was never too busy to talk to
itnvbody. Kveu when ilecp in con
versation with hia chifla about im
portant ni.ll.'is. he was always ready
to dro; evcrvthiiiK and listen to what
one ot the "bovs" hnd to a.'
lovers of laughter are odvirprl to
to Ihe Civslal tlicaKr ibis iiiter-
lll.oll oi evvnlinj fi, I jfe I lie llte-U
Fasltion In Hobble Skirls," nn tur
usually funny picture. The film
rhows a woman in one of the new
Tangled dreJe and her nllemplH to
navialc ill It are exceedingly eoin
iciil. She gels lulo so many embtir
rassius previ '.eamenls duriiiK a trip to
town that it Is safe to say that she
never wore the aklrt ritain. Tlie pie
tur" Is reel funny. Albuquerque la
dies w ho are thinking seriously of
adoplliiK a hobble eU ! 1 1 us a part of
their wardrobe are advised lo it.i to
tlie Crystal todav end fit vvli.it hap
pened to one wcincn that wore one
of them Vor a tew bouts. The oilier
tilma at the Crystal lor today are
iTackci.iat.ks and lullv up to the
"Crvst;i' standard. You know what
that mean''.
-J. ;
If yon nee.l m earnentr, telaplioue
llmaeldcii: phona S77.
The best saddle Imrsea to be had
in the city are at W. L. Irimula, it
N. Second atreat. Phnne t
would be necessary to clear tlie
tracks. No one was injured ill the
wreck and a special train with work
men was run to tlie scene from Las
Venus to repair tlie damage. It is
believed the wreck was caused by
weakened tracks due to recent rains.
Santa Fe passenser train No. 1 ar
rived here on time last night. The
east bound trains were run to the
scene of the- wreck and will be con
tinued us soon as the tracks are re
paired. .
We toara tnc care tor nor set
The best of care guaranteed. V. L
Trimble A Co., 113 N. Second alreet
Wallace Hessolden
General Contractor.
Fltfiirea and workmanship count.
Wc guarantee more for your money
than any other contracting- firm in
Albuquerque. Office at th Superior
Planing Mill. Phone S77.
Try a Morning Journal Want Ad
REPU8L
ICANS
ROLD MEETING
T
RURSDAY
WILL! Housekeeping
Linens
AT LESS
Central Committee and All
Members of Party Asked to
Be Present; Will Issue Call
for Primaries and Convention.
Sotl.tMMI.tM lo loan, in Mima to anil,
on improved real estate, at T ami S
mt cent, aii-ordhia lo amount diirttl.
A.. MOMOYA. 108 S. Snl.
telegraph ope-
r, vv that exa.-tl)
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tT ol.tii'tibi'. relief from j
slo.ti.M h For a time (i !
Iliet lite o,-rKtlon WH-i
tlie patuoil Brailtlabv
ml I he e.t.i, IhollKh I
Hurley never forgot
he was a brakcinaii.
ruior. and a train dispalvior. H
had risen from the ranks. He knew
wn.it cares und troubles welwh-d
down on me men of lite rank and
Hie and was ever ready and uillmx
to otttr sympathy and kindly advice.'
His lace vv.ia always l.-.'lited with u I
anuir. Hia handshake was aiwava the '
j name, a hearty squeeze that was the
i ki-v note of tho mans' character.
Mr. Hurley was nlaavt tor Albu
I oner. pie and never let an opportuttity
pa- by to do what he could to ad
van.e the city and 'it intercut. F.ven
! wlieii he ds Keneral manager of lines
least of Ij Junta Mr. Hurley would
'occasionally tüke a run down hi his
i i.rtvwi. -r to visit hi obi atnmpius
iitrc-unds til l.aa Venus and Albu
ycerqtte, Hia visit" were aiwava the
i clonal lor a aatheriim of his old-time
It rienda. It waa never n easary to
I vend a tar.1 in to "Jim'' Iltir'.ev. He
wis alwsva glad to ace ) ou. alwavsj
I Interested in our atlair 1
! An ideal oirb l.il i,i every way, j
; trusted and depended upon by the
higher ottti
lais and beloved bv lite i
. -.,1. ....I a . l. ... 1. w.,.1. ..... !
on n i.ir oi toe t , e T",,.- .
plovr. there will never muni le all
ot !u r Just like hitn !-
Hia w tip Hnd children iml otlier
Automobile Line.
Arteala to Hope, twenty-two miles.
Mall and p sien ser service dally, ex-
Mr. i eept 8undays. Leave Arteíia S
that at one time ! I egve Hope 3:S0 p. m.; 13 round trl.
New and excellent equipment.
CHAS. M. TANNER, Manager.
Artesla. N. U.
A big
pruxiam. Air.lonie tctiUht.
,
FREIGHT WRECK AT
BL C I S
P TRAINS
orgntiliet ot tnr New l
Sindícete. He was ,,
br,lu busmen man auj
v.te abo, k t' tils miiv I surviv in relatives will luve tile svm
.1 eniirelv uiiexpe. ted ipM;hv auj condoleii.-e of a. ores of
to All.ii.tucioue i rom ! 1 1 1, n,ij in Aii'Uquei.iue and elsew here j
am' w so ore i i inc i i,troiiiiout the territory, iw know
rvi.o KeAllv'and loved him for hia winning amjle.
ni.iercd a i hia beariv handsnake and his sincere
made a hoji j and ui aihct!. prsoU4át; .
Numbers 7 and 9 Behind Seven
Box Cars Near Las Vegas;
Take Secral Hours to Clear
Tracks Acain.
A freight w re. k in he h aeven i ars
were derailed near B'anchard. a sta
tion eat of Ijia Veja", tied up Sn-it.t
F passenger trains numbers 7 and
lat night. At the 'oval offices It was
reported that lour or Hve hours
W. II. Olllenwaler, chairman of tlie!
republican county committee, has is-
tied a call, for the nicetliiK ot that:
committee for Hi o clock Thursday,
morning. August 18. wheii the call tor
Ihe republican primaries w 111 be is- .
sued and the date set for the holding, ;
oi the county convention.
Fmbodied In the call la an Invitation .
all republicans to be present al the;
meetina of the committee.
"I desire to sav in this connection i
that every member of the party ill this
fo;iiy. is cordially invited to that
meeting." said Chairman Oillenwater :
vestt rviay. "In the event that nuv-
matters come up for discussion the!
republican Voters owe it to themselves
to know vvticre the committee tamul !
and the committee is entitled to their
counsels. We want to hold wide open, ;
luir and square primaries in this'
county and a convention that will
bring out the best men in our ranks;
for delegates to tlie constitutional con-t
venlion." (
Tile call Issued by Chairman C.illPn-
water is :s foüows: '
t all for Meclinir of County Kepiiblicaii .
Committee. j
A meeting- of the llernalillo county
republican committee is hereby call-'
ed to meet 111 the Republican cbil
rooms in ihe city of All
lit o'clock a. m. on Thur
flay of August. lHia. for the purpose!
of calling tlie party primaries and!
county convention for tlie nomination !
of candidate a for delegates to the con-
stitutional convention, and for the'
transaction of such other business as
muy properly come before the meet - ;
iiig. A fu'1 attendance is desired. Tlie !
meeting 'w ill be. open to all repubii. ;
cans. W. II. UILLENW'ATKn.
Attest- Chairman.
A. K. WALKKK. Secretare.
This sale presents special
'prices on several numbers or
I Damasks and Napkins, every
one of them clean, fresh,
j housekeeping Linens. Wc
mention below a few of the
litems.
I'H M. MF.VS III IM HI l !
mi to ifi:t thi csdw,
A call has been Issued for a me..t- ,
ing or the Young Men a Republican i
club to 1 held Thursday. August 1. !
at the club rooms o:i Silver avenue. I
during which there will le w free and !
open iliseui-sion of matters of Import- j
ance to the county end territory aa
well as various planks for the con
stitutional convention. It is expected
that the meeting wi'l b,. largely at- '
tended, nn tlu-re ta great amount
of interest in the dub and its work
tecanse toe republican county com
mitter will also be n session for th
purpose of ca'ong tne primaries and i
fl-l..u K- .1..... . ... . . I
, ...i,' ," oei oi it.- ttiin.ninin lor
jthe selection of candidates for dele-i
ate to the constitutional conven-,
i tion. i
At 49c all our 60c Table Linen
including the mercerized.
At 69c qualities up to 90c.
At $1.45 our $1.75 quality, 72
inch double Damask. Wc
carry the Napkins to
match.
At $1.00 a German Linen Nap
kin, regular price $1.25.
At $3.50 a 27-inch all Linen
Napkin; our regular price
on this number is $4.50.
10 per cent, discount on all
the other numbers in Damasks
ibq,.rque at: and Napkins.
sibiy. the 1 sth r
A Special In
Towels
At 27c a heavy all Linen Huck
Towel; wc consider this
towel good value at 35c.
Not less by the dozen.
FERGUSON &
(MUSTER
Albuquerque's Dry Goods
Shop