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TWO
TIIE EVENING HERALD. ALBUQUERQUE. N. M.. THURSDAY, AUGUST G. 191f
! FOR
) SATURDAY
AT I
j u n. ivi.
100 NEW
SAMPLE
nccccc
JJLJ
Just received from New
York a beautiful assort
ment of Ladies' Dresses in
white voile, plain and fan
cy white neti and figured
crcpjs; all newest models
and all size3 to be had.
Values to $15. On sale
Saturday for
See Window Display.
Golden Rule
Dry Goods Co.
MARCUS P. SAWTELLE
General Contractor
Office & Carpenter Shop
211 West Gold
Native Illicit fur Sale.
till Oi l) tiVloUt
IVrth Aiulmy,
today
N. J.
tuiil made for
I.l KM MltSSMU
l.l.I.S I.OMHIN lilu.ltl TII I.I.V
I ok. Ion, Aiib. fi. The Herman am
I'.rsud.ir I'rin.e 'll.ill Man l,li linn-
y wuh the pumi and hln mum,
h it l.oiidi.ii tni'.iy l.y tiwrM train for
ii.
1 mill, in riiuii) tn the 1 iiiitiri. 111.
i.iriie i-rowd vi hh iiHHemld'.J at t'to
'iiv-.n ni. it... 11 l.ut linn, uuh no ijtin
' 1 i n loll.
''Ii" lierniTi iiiiihn.iMadop and iH
flood on tin. ili pa of the
In.
y iin.l nam till the rmhaNxy praff
..tut
v. In
1 iiuini.er i.f pil "(Kid liermi.m
had lieen Blvrtl Kpei ial piriuK-
i.'ii to iii.-oiiipuiiy them wifely on
m , n waiting otiiiill.iiHi hefiK'e lliey
ti-Ii. They t heiusi'lven were the limt
'. unit the I'MllKIMXy buil.li.ir.
1'iiioe I.l' hiiowiky, who known
1.1 liHve fell deep ihiiKrln Ht the turn
1 . . nil, looked a hrnken man n ha
rtoi.d for .1 few momenta on tli Jm.ip
, an. I L'uvr a 1 .1 0.1 look al 111 nl. !alf
mi Pour l.i fore her departure, ITItu i M
I. m tmowi-t-y, iiari heiidvd and unar.
" Mil 'inii'il 1 1 -epi ly hep f-iv-i'ite
o.- r. went f r ptroll n ihi neli-'li i ir-
II. ...I of tn. Jutmn park.
H'liiHliimtl from Vage Thrwj.)
Sherbet or
Ice Cream
Dishe
A very pretty assortment of
plass Sherbet or Ice Cream
Dishes at 00 cents and $1.00 a
dozen. Anv number sold to
ti person.
A real summer bargain.
Strong Bros.
2ND AND COPPER
vol
NEUTRALITY Wllllg
BE ENFORCED BY
it
Dscretary Daniels Ordering
Navnl Vessels from Tampico
and Vera Cruz to Maintain
Country's Stand.
W" mhinrtnti. Ail (.- Mn, )i .nt
' i ! fnuiul hitiria "ni for Hr in tins
ninety I... held. Thin annoiiti. r
lllc-,1 A.4. IK. 111,. toillly ll V
irv j t
IbitilcU win. n, ii , ,i,p vi , I. h would,
l.u kept on Mil Hili i.f the warring!
n 1 1 mii in order in prevent i,i.iiihh '
nf ni'ui i ilii v.
To protect 1 1n- neutrality nf Amcr
1 in purls ii ml prohibit nlilpmcnln of
tiliilutinrin i.f it, Hci'tilaty iHiuSrlnl
today nidi red t )i hiililcship riorlihi
l.i wnt.li tin. p. .it t New Vork, the
M l llllillT III .l. - ll U 1 I 1 1 t I
Itoii.l, ii number of desirnvers to
K mi Ml poll uIi.uk Hi.. N. A I !:i w l:i nl
oast Mini th.no at t'Hix. I'l . to
prevent vhihi.h.n of neutrality lit
Philadelphia or In Unit lei iliniy.
Any vrm.il ntfiupiiiiK In r.ill for;
liflliKfri iit poriM n-lthmit rlonr.'inrn .
piiprr v.111 Iiimrili'i ly Annil'un
i.m, iiii..
Tim Trx.in nnil f iillnl:in lit Wr !
'riif mil thi MinnpKi.in ul T.nnpli'i !
h.ive I.. n or,lrr i In i w York, nrt
Hi i rMiu y liiinlcln nimunn-il lh:if
in hip Aini-rnim vi'nln wnulil lio or
IitimI nxrlh " n mum nn fn'mi rniild u :
Ton ii1 for thi-m nt nnvy y.(t.l.
Tlin l.iittlihip ri.iiiiln lin
i
nr.l.-m
to mili h tlii. di'i'iimn liner Vuti'rlanil
i: nl II It I ili-lermliii-a whi-lhi-p tup
lonil of rrm rviHtii or minltl.nm of nnr,
If ii ty iilionril, vlolutc tho ueutr.il.ty
lnw.
rrMliler.t Wllcnn tmlay illrerti-il nH
iitn.'em of Ihe iiiiny iiml nnvy. wheth
er ni tive or retired, tn refrain from din
runiiiir pulilli ly i-ither the tiillitury
or .ul:tlinl titiiatloii In Kiirope.
A letter unit liy the preHiiletit to
Hei retarieii ilarri-on nnil limilelH
nalil; "It Hei nm to me hlxhly unmre i
anil ItiiPrnper that nllli er of tjiv i
lirmv iiml navy of the l'n.leil Stntn
Hlmulit make any pul.lle utieram e lo
..i, w ,.f t.oti'li'al or
Itnry
other
..rlll. lm enn l, TlV. n W Ill-Pe
,.r.. tnniivw'." !
- I
il'.UMV AVIItl'l STATION" j
HH.I'I;h 'UIIII M'H tmiH.Il
New York, Auk. A It hunch I'i
Ident VIIon hnn Willed nil order
priihihltlnB wlrel. h tn the rnili'd
ui.i..a rr I r . 1 1 1 in tl ttipmolBea Pif 1
....i ik. Ati-..ii. '
II 11 II II ll,-.. . . .. . ...-, .... -.
rnmniunli'iitloi rompuny- pi.weifnl
tower nt Knyvllle, I- I-. today nrnt
evernl memaiKen In rode tu flerman
war-lilpn lylnii off the muni.
I 1 ho MianaBer nf the pompnny. B
i member if the naval rewrveu of
i liermatiy. wild he had re.nl In the
tiewi.iiiiL.prii that rrenldent Wllmn
'.ni i, tit,-
of
linl'VMiif4 'tin-tinier li V
traliBiniKSlm Olid reepivliiK
I - lt.nl I,.. ..,, tl., oftifilll no
.oil ... . ...
I
m:MMin ion it w m
Hii; I'ltit I s Mill viri s!
'Vahlni'U.n( Auk. II. ietier.il lm-
provi'ineut In the ri.llilitl.ina nmmiK
Amerleaiin nlu.ard wan hii n today In j
i 111. Ial di-pat. hi! to the ut.ite depart- i
jjnent. I'rci'iit appeals Lr traiiHpnrtn-j
I lion, however, rontinued. I
AmhaFcador llerriik repnrteil Ihej
finiiln'lal panli" had heen o far nlle
Mati'd tn I'lirin that he rerotnmeniled
that the cold mi hiwird th,. cruleP
Ti'niww he (llMTI.il to otlnT rule
tn RPeatep need,
j I:. II. ilary, rhnlrman of ihe relief
roinmlMee In .l'arin. nlated that nt
IpiihI S-l.twO merl.anH were In need
I of traimportntliin anil that with pre-,
rnt Mi rotr..iiodatloiii) It would lake gix
moiithn tn move them. I
I From Vienna A iiiluiMMilnr Te'ifleld 1
teli-Kmphed under date nf Aiwtmt .
Mint he wim maklKK every effort t
pet Ainerlinna out of Aiintrla hefnre
yenterdav al mldnlKhl. when nil
transportation wan to he atuppnl f"P
tk i,'l toil i
i fiwnr Htr.iu'n nul l"i !. Kent, rep
penentatlvea of the Hanker' Tnmt
rnmpany. bnth members nf the relief
!rnmmtt'ee In I.ndoi. rei-orteil that
their work wan fully firBaMlr.cd and n
rompli te liKt of all Americana In Kn
land will he tunned tomorrow. Need.
I nf trnntportn capable of carrying- al
- .1.. w r,i.im
leant twenty thniinatid people w
nrKed nlioe the lark nf il'l han made
It liiiiiuiw.il, I. for many to obtain even
I.m 1 wi uv nothing ui ip-eifina
Hecieti'y 'larrlnon enprennert ni
rhiiKiin at the disponlllon of Amerl-
enn nteainnhln eomimnien tu rharae
h.,i be roiiHldern enorhitanl prlre
for ves.-U to tran.ort Ann rlcnnn.
vir : .rrl...n kuid preliminary in
itulrlen hroimht rontlriiintinn mee
could be obtained for about u
1.1 "tit1 tin np
l UL flLLTO
SORE, TIRED FEET
CiMal t.va nor feet, luimins fs4,nwnl-
leu (eel, awi-aty fect, naclliinf fri t, lire.I I
Jut. j
tiuwi 'jye rorna, calluiiaen, bunion ami ,
raw Kpnta. So j
more Mioe titft.t
li e. tin ni.. re
luiifiinif with
pain or i'rwini
up )oup In
BLfony, "1 13 lai
liiui'irnl, aeta
rtnl.t off. -ll:'
iiawnoiit all the
Miiunoa eiuda
tioiu wim Ii pull
up tits flit. I'm
-'117." anil iup.
y.t youp foot ttiiaerr. AM bow etw
loiuil.lii your f.t Iwl, (itrt a 25 eent
U.i ( "'HZ" now ni any rfrutint or
ib .m tau nt alure. I.n t nutf. r. Hava
p,l bvl, cln.l (eat, lent tl.at lirvep
11, li'vrr bu't. aavrr ant tired, A
er'a loot rowfurt Kuanuilcil or
MOCIIIDC
nni
'iiMri.ty hail heel
Intend to have nuiinc art
ut of this Inn-miens."
ml Hci rctary larrlnnn.
"The mrninnhlp companion w'l find
Ihev i.iiiiinl HM. i Him oernH,,.n i"
mi'liori tiu.ncy out of the t'riilc.l
Platen tLnnillv."
For Unit reason Mr. f!;nil.n im.'l
ll Vllllllil Ill pill pi"- prat In iii-
.li.y .m,. of the ii'li. iirmy traii"
.nri nl ilalvcntou iiImiiiIv being re
fitted fur trnim-Al In nti ncrvlie. Il'
ha made ln.iiiry nnil I hopeful that
lli guvi rnnicnl run rclxc hIhi-h and
nrtcrwnrd iiri ini",. for it fiilr cumpen
iion for their ue.
Withdrawal of roiiii. American
wnrnhlpn from Mexican water l not
the r nit of nnv development l
Mexico, l.ul n desire l.i l.rinr them
. . .. i.l. .i... .,!..
Ul III ll," I 11 llllllll-. II. 'II Ml.'
rename of ncnli.iliiy. Thin wa an-
iionni fit toily t.y rtcirrl.iiy li.itiiol'
nfler report were i In ulnli il t tm
il'IU rl I '.II THIIHH, tile I nllstil'ltinll-
nlli't chief. Mini asked the I Inic-i
Sin I t.i withdraw It land an. I ii.nal
i.n c from Vera Crux.
It huH t.i- n lf lili-il r-l:iln
AinorlrHii fi.ri rx nl i-r.i I'nu until
n rt.il.ln MilmliilKtiatioii him l.iin I""'
lip In Mcvli ii I'm win. h roiiii l.r
rr'oirnii.., mill Cirratiita liim l.ron
Hll lllf'll llll'll.
ti:m.h. i: iti iv to sn.
I to III l.n: i: Mi:iti-s
' New York. Auk. Ii Tin- iium.-i
Ti.timiiMo with t ;.. '.on. mill in RoM, In.
Iilinlinif $ i. r. on. don uppn.priiiKMl
Ilii- ni i-rrnn"il for tin1 reliff ol
Amirl.ann rirumliil In Knropo.m
porif, mm rrmly m mart on ! r vny
!'. ! 9 h'i l.x k thin timrnliit; from
TnlllpklllHVllle. H. I.. WhlTP rhl- lro(l-
pi (I iini lmr l'il nlsht niter IimvIiU
Ihr N-w Vork Inn y.iri).
Nunc of tlin olHi pin nf tho Ti nim
in-n knrw ht-r ilfl Inm Ion. It mm
thi lr niilcM, thiy mil'l. Ii lok Ai"-
nnt Srrn tiiry of nr Urn kMirnii:i'.
lin him loiiiplili" Hiithnriiy, tn nnv
pliiio hln orilirn fruin
reel linn.
I Th Ti-nni-Mr-c H'I
WiiKliineton i -not
nm'.'r
way at 0. HI., nnil II mm catil tint
her ili.puruiri woulil t"iH"H'l.v li i"
layeil until lnl loilny.
Viuler plHim tho ilrMtlntillr.n of the
p.. I.l hut. 'it rruixer TennifHep when
(.hp nnllH from New York lute toiliiy
will li KiilitMiu'-h. Ktnilnnil. The
lirillnh lioveriimeni lum plven per
miwilnn for llm w;irnhip tn put In
there. Tho Hold
pi omptly xhlppeil
Uperle Will 'e
tn Jimlon nnl
rlFew here.
i The iirmoreil rriiinf r North "'
inU-lllrtA will leave, lt.mtnn tomorrow nt X
11 1(1. to lll tile K II H
In the illf-
iill.iiln.n of cold In Kurope
The
North t'nrolmii d.-Btiniuion mm n"
l.een ilelennlm d hut rhe will tuke any
kohl uhlppeil to her In time.
r II H Mll KTr.AMl:itS
I OT MU,I TO J.OVI HVMIAT
I Vi.ii. York. Aub. . Jtillun -Krutt-
'hnitt.
rhnirmnn of the Hotnnern
raeilie r"mpany Ismieil n mntemeni
today miyinn there wa im truth In
the rrpurt thnt neliotliiilin were ui
prin Pin between th I'.ilted Slnten .
government nun ine jiuin.
Ht.aliiHhlp rniiipnny f'ir the IrannfeP
nf the aieaiiihhipii Munehupla. Mon
.,u icn n. sliii rln nnrl fhlna of
" "iV'iiv jp'v;. ! .v .'.r-,n" -A,,"i,i;r
H. rM.e :tn he opernle.l under ..tnrh-
mmt priiieriion in nine i-.nr- ...
n)J
nlhep export,, tn KUPnpe aim i"
hriii ha k Amerli ana now tranuei
there.
(C'iiiiliiu- fruin Taen On. I
eral. hut even with thin help ail 1 1'
ili in a mix ran.ii.t he met.
Mr. klniirr added: "It U niu. W
a matter of nrxuiiUutliin and 1 hope
nil Americana will noon 'e eiileiel
on a card Index and looked nfier."
AMrnii roiiMti.i.v a-ks
k nti hir or .-mi.immi.ihmi
Premier Ampiltn today nikd the
houne of I'ommonn to vol a war
credit of :). Uiiii.iHHl. and Informed
the member that Klebl Marshal Karl
Kitchener wanted pnwer tu liicrcune
the Hrltinh army to MHI.OOU men. ti
the new war minlntepa behalf the
premier asked the hoUHu of com
mon to coiiM iit to thin.
.oi:ni: i mtif. v
MT hi AK AS lll.ll HTi:i
Itn:ne, Aua. . (Via London ll:J7
r. m.l The Tribunu lubllnhin n rr
port today that the ller:na i rruiner.
Ooeben and Hrenluu which were re
ported raptured by the French have
arrived nl rum Salvatore. near Men-
I Una. HUily.
, tine or inn tirrmnn niuccm in ....
Ir.terrlew nald that while the Itnsl-.u
wan nhelllna the Fren h naval ntatloii
t Hnn. Alueria, alnklnK ahipa
In th''
hartior and detroylna the cim'.le inn
Rome housea, the ;.Uen bombarded
rhlllpl.evllle, further nlun the cniist.
lie nd.led that the two cruiser were
mibscipicntly purnued by u lirlllhii
luadron.
MOltlJ OF 1.INK.HS Wll l-
TKi: AMI. HI AX Itl.lsTUV
New York. Aur . Fourteen
Inteamera belonkinn l.i the Interna
tional Mercantile Marine company
probably will be placed under the
American fb'g when coniireae has
paniM-d the a ndment to tha 1'un-
mi
euiinl act rel.iallna tne am
montha
..il... ,.f i bullae and me
live yearn oe limit o' eteaiiiHhlpn
Th. iransfer of Ihene ahlpa will udd
a tonnaae of more than tr.u.riuu tn
.i.. i .....ri.-..n merchant murine with
i.m '
a camion rnpuelty rounlily entiiual
led nt U.'i'. The are nteniiu r
that probably will be chaniied In-m
the HelKian nnd Hrllish flaan next
j week when the amendment becomes
law:
I Uipland. lte.l rlar; Zeeland. lted
' Biar: Vuderland. lied Htari Arublc,
White Htar: fymrie. While Mir;
Teiitonk', ; While Htnr; llaverfi.nl.
Amerlcnti: llerb.n. Amrrlian: H
mlnlon, Itomlnlnii: fa nail a. Ii.iioln
lon. Man.tou, Alluiilic Traiif ..i I ;
Xlur.uete, Allnnllc Transport; Me
nominee, Atlantic Transput; Me
rabu, Atlantic TraiiMiorl.
rltM.IK lAIKlllM VTi
I OF ItltlTIMI l.l I lt!l NT
WAR
MEW FA
w
leading patterns for the coming season will be Plaids, Checks and Roman
Stripes, set off by New Tapestry and Tinsel Vestings, which wc have in
light or dark shades. In Silks wc have Printed Warp Taffetas as well as
Bclding's yard wide Taffetas in all the leading colors; also the new French
Silk called Panne Vlua, with a Crepe & highly Satin finish, suitable for
evening gowns. A glance at these New Fall Fabrics will convince you that
our dress goods dept. carries everything that's new. May wc have the
pleasure of showing you these new materials?
SHOE CLEARANCE SALE
Shoes for Men, Women and Children at greatly reduced prices. Every
pair of low shoes must go.
ROSEN WAL
" Where Quality Meets Price"
iipkIp. one of til, wortd'e most ilin
t iitKiiished pca"c ml ocale. approvi-.i
nf KiiKland'M cnurnc In the prcneiit
cplsln. In a ruble nieRsai'e from
S. otlaml to the fv'rw York Kvcninx
1'i.Ft he sayn:
"liermatiy hailni; declined llrll
ain'M proponed peace i-onferciice, and
I hen hailiiK ll' l- d I '.i ll .i In In miree
to her in i n h throimh Hclnnini,
r.ril.un w in bonipl tn decilnn nod lo
declare that she W ould pl'ole. t !-!-Kiiiiii
liy-Unl ui.d scu."
t 1IIX I'ltlH I.MMS III It
JMI.MI'l.l-l i: M.l Til II.ITY
Peking, Auk. e. China today pro
claimed i her 'leutrnllty In connection
With the Kllrnpeall Colllln t..Tlle Work
of forllfylmi the l.erman ponhchiuoii
of Tsinu Tau ii.iitiniied today and tile
aiithorltie there ndded to their ac
cumulation of pruvlxlonH.
ForelKii enieri rise In t'hlnii In belnn
lurulyx.-d. ninny Chinee, have been
uffected nlreinly and are w I: hilra .1 Inn
their money from the bank co-it rol
led by nnanibrs reprenenl ina lluant-n,
rrance, KiiKl.nid. ilrrmany and Japan,
which hitherto had commanded every
confidence.
Kuiopetin and American tourlntn!
ara experien.ini irreat dillicult),
owlnif lo the closing of the triinn-HI-terimi
rallroml und rentri.tion of the
steamship aa-rvb e, lor which nome ot
them held ticket, while nome of the
bank re lune l.i rerun nl.e certain
Kuropenn letiera of credit.
Flfty thousand
pornlble will) u
pndlmk.
romhlnutlon are
new rnmblniition
Greatest cf All
The tnonl wonderful thlnaT In tha world
la lave expressed In III ticipl l .fant.
Arid nmofia tlms aid and mn furl fur
eij-runi m,,ih,. iA tlij Wvll known
"X.-iher' Kriend.-
Tfi I, sn external applleatlnn ta
ettftliia ttia abdominal iuu'Ua to t..-. om
mora pliant. In expand n .turally without
undue piin fruin liKt atriiiu Uioa ourua
and liiiiaent.
l:i iiim.iHl every aettlrd enmmunlly ara
Wain, n who h'tve rrijuye.t Iho bi.iMHiiia- of
thin funinun remedial and h-lTful ambro
latlon. 1 hi Ir UVj;htera hnv prow a ua
tu burn of ll npixndld aaelnlauca.
Appll"d a dirt. Ivil upon IIiom. mu. i
Invutvud It tha fin m l it ot
l erv. wall wi.ii h ail Ilia mun i, in
aupplli'd. 1'hu a rrent almra of the iin
no much dri-nUiil inny ba av.id"d and llw
Is-ilud of ci-r.iMiujr msb4 Uuutli lu
A4ta and comfort.
Anylliiiia Hut add ao tnurh eomfurt
xriLsl be r.uuntrd a M.-aninif In.l.d.
la a iiitl bunk aent by mill much una
fid Infi.riijHtiuii U alven la lnrxrerlerin'd
tii.rther. It . Ilu ,u l l HM M. .tie r
rlrnO ainl how to avoid caking breasts,
fi.'t a Is .III,- pxbiy tUiX wriui b-r lu Iw
iru,llt.au It.KbiMir -,( 4ot lienr pals.
Ailaiii. C..lr tul Iva Ivn 'iivUtU '
E ARE receiving daily a new
Goods; styles arc definitely fixed, even as to the coloring etc. The'
PRESIDENT'S WIFE
(Continued from Page One.)
they are either anrn.in or n route
l.eino.
'i he president
?cijidc otiiy In
i ial papers. He
eft Mm. Wilion
illil i:n...r':iHI i. Hi
ll. d Hot nee eiell
llielllbl r of th
Ci
abinet. Th- rimi-
Ii'P Thurad.iy alteriioon onf.-ieii. e
with the Wanliliiuion eorrespondeiit
wa can. elb d. The pri nidi lit was
sil.l by Iir. iirason In be biarln?
Hell under his Kreat Krief.
At I p. m. Mrs. Wilson wan beln'f
RiiMt..iiied by oxuen and other nrtl
Ib ial ntimulanln, but her condition w m
about the mime.
Ir. Ilraynon said Jtint nffr p. m.
that Mm. Wilson had two iinkiiiK
spell thi mornlns hut rallied under
stimulation. She wa ronscioun but
Kn.wInK weaker.
e-ympnthy f..P Prenldent Wilson
and hope for the recovery of Mr.
Wilson wa expressed In a reiwilulion
passed by the house Immediately
lifter It convened. Tho resn'utlon
mil prcsVhted hy lletireeiitativ
Kinkead of Nebraska and wa panned
In alienee.
Throoithout the flay member nf
the diplomatic corps railed In a
nlendy prorelon lit the White House
to leave their card and expres their
ympHthy.
Mr. Wllnon' pet mentors before
CotiKrena, a lull for tho reclamation
of pent spot In the slum of Wnsli
liiKtoti, wua hurriedly reported out
favorably today by the houne
trlct of Columbia commltlen. Kvery
effort will be made lo have It paused
im oi.n an possible.
Last night while; tha prenldent
nltllmr at Mr. Wllnnn'a bedside aho
recalled her Interent In the slumn and
mentioned It would udd much to her
hupplncna If the pciidmif bill ronld
b pusfed. The presldeni mentioned
the matter to r'ei retary Tumulty and
today ocMon by the committee result,
ed.
IIIIOTIIFH OF Kl.tlCKI A WOV
III itiui.H to in it I'.i iiNiin.
Porlland, ore.. Auk. . lr. eiliM k
lon Axnon, brother of Mr. Wnodrow
Wilson, punned tbrounh I'ortliind to.
day on hi way to W 'anhlnatoii. lr.
Axnon ald ha had not known of thn
nerloua nature of Mr. W.lsi.n con
dition until h received a telegram
lat nlKht from President Wilson. He
In Mnltlii liintructor at the l-nivernlty
of oreiion oummer m hool at Kui ne,
I i;i ..n.
I IN'Ali l Pl.ACI'l T
1II.F M HT AT o F
Flan nil over the rlty, nt lh f-r-rnt
service. pontofllca und other
place wheie they ara hnblluiilly
shown, were dropped to half mnnt
immediately upon receipt nf the neWn
that Mm. WllNi.n'a biave iKht had
been ended at hint.
Several local men. government of
ftdala nnil friend of the prenldent.
dispatched leli-arama of rondulen.a-
The debt i.f tha rlty ul Inindoti I
now IH2.ISK.II47.
A revolving plow hag
ed In which 11 guanliiie
been patent
motor drive.
shipment of Wool and Silk Dress
TODAY IN CONGRESS.
m: ti
Petition pouied in for the
passu of the l.'U to relllovp re.
nirli iioii aK.iibst ahiim H. , k.ni
Ameriiau revisier.
llolsF.
Met at noon.
The railway bill wan debnteil.
A rcolulioii of nympalliy l.r
I'r.Miib nt Wilnoii in In.-, wife'n ill
tli sn w a pa.' sed.
0. R.
E.'S WILL INVADE
LAS VEGAS SUNDAY
The O. It. K. nine will Ru tn l.ar
Vena rliiinlay to i lash !th the Mar
n.in of that city. The Mar., "lis are
a well ornanlKeil mijnt, and the rail
roader will have to play tu hold them
In nubje. tlon.
Ilallline will be on the mound for
the ll. It. K.'a ami I'have will rati h.
Ijirraxoln In scheduled In pitt h for the
I.a Venaim.
I lfa.-ajma. fHi HWprf 1 rJm . 4rffin
. - '
OUR LINE OF WETTER STOVES AND RANGES IS
NOW COMPLETE AND WE INVITE YOU TO CALL
AND LET US DEMONSTRATE TIIE FINE POINTS
OF THIS EXCELLENT LINE
Geo.CScheer FurnitureCo.
314-31G SOUTH SECOND ST.
D'S
THIEF CUTS FENCE
ANDTAITESHORSET""
TWO DEPUTIES OUT
A hornelhlef tut a fence in tha
Huninit piiHiure aomii lime Hun, lay
nl .111 and stole a horse belonKiiiK t"
Curd a Adaitin. For nome rrusnn a
report i.f the i heft wa md made
I.. Ilu. Miri',!V.M oiilie until yestenlay.
today I ml. n In i iff Hick lwis nu
ll. .11.11 ed lb.it a levwird of litt had
I n offered for (he capture of the
thief and the lecovery of the In. ma.
Tw.i ib-puiirn hum been cnt nut 011
the 1 a a-, one lib. UK the river und Ilia
othi-r acii.jin the mountain.
.-.(Ml Mlmt- Art lithl off.
lloiiKlan, Am., Au. 6. deduction
of ten per cent In the waite of ihn
men employed by the Copper Queen
and Calumet und Aria. .101 ainelter
hi re wan put Into efiei t today. At Urn
n.inie liiue m.me .'.'nl i;n n. amouiilir.it
to n iiuarier of the Working force,
were laid off.
laoae reCuaiW.
i New York. Am. Andrew car- 4.a4'
I tha rutting wheel-

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