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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-11-21
STRONG CUTS IN PRICES.
LADIES' RUSSIAN BLOUSES

STRONG CUTS IN PRICES.
LADIES' RUSSIAN BLOUSES
A lot of the very newest styles in Persian
Cloths, fine Kerseys and Beavers, fine
silk trimmings, were $l2 to SIS; S10 O0
chOIce this week aluminium. Wv w
LADIES' BEAVER JACKETS
100 fine quality Melton Beaver Jackets,
trimmed box fronts-colors, black, navy
and green-were $S.9S; reduced a. 00
tnls week TO ..................... APC'OO
SEAL PLUSH CAPES
Ladies', 80 inches long, satin lining, several
styles of braid and fur trimming, &Z IN
$40 and S12 values; this week at. APA 'OO
FINE BEAVER JACKETS
Over 100 newest and finest Ladies' Kersey,
Beaver, Persian and Astrakhan Cloth
Jackets blacks and colors, not one but
has sold for SIS and upwards; all $40 on
this week at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. %AO.O w
PERSIAN CLOTH CAPES
For Ladies, an extra quality of cloth, 30
inches long, fur trimming around collar
and down front, plaits in back Cd .OS
a Sc garment; this week at....... APT'IO
SPECIAL LADIES' PLUSH%1 ~
CAPE ....... ~
SPECIAL CHILDREN'S jack
ETS AGES TO IL, THIS %1 E0
WEEK ....... ..........s ~fAsO
SPECIAL MISSES Is :, J.A6GIKSETrSS,S3. Q8
Special Domestic Bargain Sale
Good yard-wide Unbleached Muslin Ac
this week, % yards for ST. per yard... ~
Extra quality yard-wide Unbleached
Sheeting Muslin, % yards for 81; per &c
yard ........- ...........................
Fine, soft-finish. yard-wide Bleached Ec
Muslin. % yards for 81; per yard....... ~
10 pieces of ga extra grade, 2A-yard-wide
Unbleached Sheeting, 15c value, at, f1c
yard
100 pieces of 30-inch Cretonne, for
Comforts, worth 10c a yard; sale II
price ....s..ss.s.
so pieces of fieeced back Cotton
Wrapper goods, 10c values, at, III
yarQ .......... ........'.''.' s''...'..'s,@ u =
100 pieces of Checked Cotton Az =
Crashes, sc values, at, yard. ~
10 pieces 56-inch, All-linen Cream
Table Damask, worth CSC yard, DC
at ......... ............s....'''...s
20 pieces of 72-inch All-linen Bleached
White Table Damask worth 75c, at, AOc
yard ............ .....'......''.'''''''''
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-11-21
MILLIONS OF MEN And WOMEN

Have kidney and bladder troubles. Often 1t
is tired muscle ache som. times it's seri-
BUSINESS is not appreciated. Take warning.
for results may mean years of suffering or
death. Utah Kidney Beans will remove the
kidney trouble. cure the aching back. re-
move tile tired-out feeling. cramps and
pains so common 10 women. They relieve
congestion and soothe the irritated parts,
give q healthy action to the bladder, and
tone up the urinary organs. Utah Kidney
Beans, Discovered and Perfected by The
Turner's OF Philadelphia.
TARzINA--The only ointment for skin troubles.
Cures piles.
TURNER'S LITTLE LIVER TURNERS-A
Very small pill. Turns your liver.
For sale by
Henry Huber. Browning s Son. Bates House
Carter, Sig. Mpehl. Fishers Pharmacy, 1; a.. H.
l. 5. stoekman: j = GauId George horst S Snass
Keller g W. Eiehrods g: Fl Ruen H sIsneys
Field. 4 u. Eyster, F. ~ steward Gus Lende,Ei
a ID. Monirger. North lndianapolts-A. q. Gapid
& Bro. West ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Hahn.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-11-21

The changing beauties Of a dia-
mond cluster are equaled in Lib FIR
hey cut-glaSs ware. This tradefe<ID0ey
mark is cut on every genuine
piece. Accept no substitute
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-11-21
SPECIAL CLOAK VALUES

For this week, owing to our elevator not
being completed, this department remains
in rather a cramped condition in it's old To-
cation. In order to cut down the stock and
relieve the crowded state of affairs we are
making several
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-11-21
InfantiIe wisdom.

Chicago Tribune.
Mamma. I dess you'n have to turn the
hose on me-"
why, dear?'
"sTause I've dot ckings on wrong
side out
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-11-21
The STAR STORES New Building With Lowest Prices

We have built business always selling reliable
chandise prices and building with
transacting business
termined still further
by always continuing patrons possible
Our New Building ISM quite completed we are
display all goods comfortably wait
Millinery Departments remain ground
elevator running usefurnsing
opening
of the opening will be given.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-11-21
THE lew SHOE DEPART MEM

Is showing an immense stock and PRICES
are LOWER THAN EVER FOR RELI-
ABLE FOOTWEAR.
LADIES' FINE FRENCH DON 60 on
COLA SHOES, 90 VALUE, AT pA.O9
Button and Lace. Hand-turned and Welt
Trimmings, Silk Nesting Tops or all Kid
Stocks-all the newest style toes and all
sizes and all widths
NEW SHAPES IN OUR LADIES' d. ~
LENOX SHOES AT. ......... PAs9O
This is the best popular-priced Shoe to be
had anywhere-all the newest styles now
in stock and every pair warranted to give
satisfaction.
$50 PAIRS OF LADIES' FINE O. IN
DRESS SHOES THIS WEEK. .ApAsA9
a cleanup of a factorys stock-all sizes,
and not pair would ordinarily be sold at
less than $3.50 to $l.9S pair all on sale at
M.19.
SALE OF MISSES EXTRA QUALITY
KANGAROO CALF, WEAR-REsIST-
Sizes 11A to 2, ct ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. H.25
KANGAROO Calf and Waterproof Kid best
quality. all Solid Leather Button and Lace
and Spring Heels-a bargain in best grade
Shoes
BOYS AND YOUTHS HEAVY OF o.
TAKNERY CALF SHOES At. kpAsGO
Heavy Solos, Lace, and wear like iron
all sizes, IL to and to 51s.
BOYS AND YOUTHS SATIN CALF "a.
SOLID LEATHER SHOES. SOC
Lace, all sizes, IL to and 21h to 5-Heels
and Spring Heel-a Shoe that often sells at
$125
MEMS CUsTOM-MADE REGU'%2 20
Box Calf, Storm Calf, English Enamel
and Patent Leather, Hand Welts, Heavy or
Light Soles, made on all style toes.
MEMS SATIN CALF USUAL o.
$3.50 SHOES AT .............. ~OS
Globe and Opera Toe, in Lace and Con-
gress-good value.
BOYS ~LOTHING DEPARTMENT
A great line of popular priced goods.
SUITS
Knee Pants, ages to IA; special 90 GA
values at 81, $1.S9 and. PAsSC
ULSTERS
And Cape Overcoats, ages 6 to AGA IA
and to Is; bargains at $24S and APO'TO
KNEE PANTS
2 special lines, all ages to IA. at 25c S0c
ana ............ ..s.............s.s..'..'.
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beral use of the foyer. Few finer ones are
be found in the West.

When Mrs. Fiske comes to the Grand next
Month in Tess of the d'Urbervilles" she
ill be supported by the same company
low playing in the East. Lorrimer Stod-
ards dramatization of Thomas Hardy S
wonderful novel is admitted among the
oest ever made of a great work of fiction,
us it gives an admirable comedy element
While 1t preserves all Of the more serious
and pathetic incidents of the book.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-11-21
Empire-"New york stars"

The Empire announces for the first half
of this week the New York Stars, headed
by the only Steve Brodie. He will appear
in a specially written afterpiece showing
his saloon on the Bowery and all the char
acters usually seen about that famous
place. Nothing is omitted. and it Is said to
be a very realistic sight and one well
worth seeing. He is ably assisted by the
company. The programme also includes Q
number of speciality acts, the most notable
being c. w. Williams, the well-know1
mimic, little Annie Hart, the favorit'
soubrette, Leslie and Curdie, Hiatt and
Pearl, musical team, Curtis and Gordoi
and others. Miss Bell Gordon, the cham
pion bag puncher, will make her appear
aEce. The management gives out that this
performance is .entirely free from vulgar
ity and is adapted to, the entertainment of
ladies'" -f
The last half of the week, commencing
Thursday matinee, is held by Sam De
vere's own company This excellent or
ganization made a hit here last season
and is said to be as strong as ever. In adj
dition to Sam De We're, who will introduce
a new act, there is Mildred Howard Do
Gray Partisan dancer, and her first APP
pearance here; the GlisSandoes muSca
wonders; Johnson and Dean, coored per
formers; Leonard and Bernard, popular en-
tertainers; Cathryn Rowe Palmer anc
Others 'Peep O. Dae Club, funny
farce written by Sam De We're. will give
an opportunity for the display or talent.
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The Park is going to have an unusually
popular week commencing tomorrow aft
ernoon when the Rays-Johnny and Emma
with their large company, begin a three
days engagement in Edgar Selden's best
work, "A Hot Old Time" It is not neces-
sary to say very much concerning the
laugh-making qualities Of Johnny Ray. He
is well known in this city to threater-goers
and is regarded by them as the best ex-
ponent of eccentric Irish character ever
seen in this city. His coming to the Park
is awaited with pleasant anticipation. The
company supporting the Rays is made up
Of well known people, including Bernard
Josie Claffiin, Pearl Alexander, John c.
Leach, Gilbert Girard and a dozen others to
help push the fun along: The costumes are
of course. are clever. Selden's ability as
writer OF farce was long ago demonstrated
by the success of 'McKenna's Filtration"
from which a dozen or more Irish farces
have appropriated material. In "a Hot Old
Time he has written capital part for
tommy Ray-11n mat OF an irish expressman
three acts OF the play is continually in
volved in ludicrous complications owing to
Parliament named O'Donovan Dunn Emma
Ray, as the robust better half of a much
hen packed little man. has a character that
suits her in every way.
A capital company IN ''McSorley's Twins
will furnish Thanksgiving fun for the
Parks audiences. The performance is said
to be a mixture of witty dialogue, droll
comedians, WHISKY music and cookbook
ing girls. The cast is a formidable one and
several well known favorites appear, viz
Mark Murphy, John T. Tierney, Marie
Stuart, Marguerite Ferguson, Horwitz and
Bowers Nat M Wills Gertie Wilmington,
Mile. Loretto. Nate Jackson and other clev-
er performers. ''McSorley's Twins" will
open its enga cement Thanksgiving after
noon and remain the rest OF the week.
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The Australasian says: ''In sending a
cigarette case as a souvenir to teacher in
Melbourne, Nine. Melba writes: DO you re-
member very naughty little girl to whom
you taught the harmonium at Richmond?
And do you know that l am that little girl?
How frightened l was of you; and yet you
were very kind. / may go to Brazil from
May to August. and am TO receive 500, 900;
not bad for an Australian. And the teach
er of tho harmOnium must have glanHed at
the cigarette case and sighed that there
was no such Brazilian engagement for him
with as great an emolument.
Ysaye is a violinist among Vfolinists. he is
a tremendous personality, and though he
never condescends TO tricl1ery. yet his
music is so warm. so human, that its appeal
to the general public as well as to the Gull
tured is instantaneous. He is the Ideal of
the broad virie school which Wilhelmj
taught us 20 admire. He is a second
Wilhelmj minus the icy abjectivity. There
Is something alive and loving in Ysaye'S
style, he says something whenever the
strings meet bow. he is a wizard, but a
wizard who loves life and lives it at all
points.
Felix Motif has accepted, for this winter,
the conductorship of the concerts at the
Kurhaus. at Wiesbaden. Among the artists
whom he has engaged are Sarasate.
Joachim. Eugene d'Albert. Tereslna Tua.
Carreno, Slot and GabrilovItch, besides
Madame Gulbranson. who was one OF the
principal vocalists az Bayreuth last sum
mer.
or Herbert and Smiths new comic opera.
''The Idols Eye" the Musical Age says:
''Mr. Herbert has written two or three
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-11-21

A lot of the very newest styles in Persian
Cloths, fine Kerseys and Beavers, fine
silk trimmings, We're $l2 to SIS; S1O &C
choice this week at............... pAO' w
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-10

SN>IA IIINNI.i>
\" u Jansen Goes :" 'hi.sg"-i "
foulks NAiLus

=" It Jansen o"r. I" Chicago. NJ
t"ulLs N,~iGn.
William u. Jansen SECOND assistant la
u"hrral Manager j. j. Frey. NJ the santa
r." has been appolnt."i private -,Trr,atS
I" President r. T. Ripley.
VI. FOulks, un ace, unit Of his de-
Ginning health has Resigned his POSITION
~ general claim agent uf the santa Pc,
and {. w. k,u-. Who has b,rii assistant
III ia" department, has been appointed Ia
M III" vacancy.
These two important changes IN the
makeup ~ the executive force Of the
santa Fr, taxi effect AT once. MIR. Jan
-"h Will "a l." hIraRO, with his family,
Nptll 10 Mr. k,u- II already estab-
llShed IN charge Of the claim department
and Mr.. Foulk' Is travelling for the ben
cit IT his health
The place which Mr. Jansen was ten.
d"fHi, nj Chicago. having been called
there Tor that purpp+e by President Rip.
IL! has, since the reorganization Of the
Road aud the election 0i Mr.. Ripley. been
occupied by " 4. llodgea, who has been
promoted Ia the position Of general pur.
chasing agent.
Beginning ~ u clerk Ia the Santa ~
freight office IN this city eleven years
age, Mr.. Jansen has advanced a. his
present responsible position, having been
ticket collector. troIn which he was pro-
mui"d IL the position he will yacate.
NO man IN the Santa NJ offices enjoys
u greater degree Of popularity than Mr..
Jansen, ant while his friends rejoice al
his pr0moii"n, they regret ~ -ee him
leave Topeka,
II l. al-u n matter ~ regret among the
friends at Nj. fOulks that his physical
condition cOlnpels him ~ give up the
work Of which iy' has hEi charge Tor -eN
rral years. During the past year his
health has failed rapidly aud he Il hut
shadow II his former s-lf 10 seeking "A
recovery Mr. Foulks will now devote his
time.
No person will be appointed 10 sucree'l
Mr. jansen. The work will be di-trlh
utei among the other employees and the
office viii be- practically abolished. To-
ska state Journal.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-10

Cleveland, ohio, and resume hls duties IA
tlt-t depuyt ~ the treasurer " Guy.
ahuRo county, " which Cleveland II the
county seat
Mr.. Hays was hOtn nj I,0rsVillc. Albany
county, New lufk. forty four years ago.
lie came to Cleveland. onto, III 1851 lie
married Miss Naiirll " that city some
two years later, II h" hal li,ed until
next month thrS would have been mar
rird fourteen year. No children have
been born tu them. Mr.. Hays mother and
two sisters survive HIM. uue VI the sisters
Is Mrs Peter McChe-nry, president NJ
the Western Homestead AMI Irrigation
company. whose lands are ~ the Rio
Pnerco valley. this county, The Met hes.
heys ARE we'll known Ia our citN. The
other sister Is Mrs john Archibald and
lives IN Albany. y \.
Mr. HAYS was first deputy to the
county treasurer Ui tuNahrgn county
when he left home, ani thu place was bp.
ing held open Tor HIN ~ the expectation
Il" saS getting wall
MI~, HAYS has h,rn "a constant com
paniUn ~ her husband. aud IN hts last
illnrss u devoted nurse To- the hour ~ his
deaNh. She was assisted 10y Kind friends.
| ndrttakrr MOntiort has the remains IN
aud IL" widow viii leave
Tor tli" east with uhn t. night They
VIII u" buried al their tlrNrland home
NfS HAYS mother am other lfrnd. viii
meet Them uH arrival there.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-10
ANNAPOLIS CADEISHlP.
Delegate Ferguson VIII Appolut a cadet
During This Month

Hon Harvey H. FERGUSON, New Mex
lro'1 delegate IN congress, has given no.
trr IN letters t0 the democratic pre-a.
that II haS become hi4 duty 10 Oh n VA.
cancy IN IL" naval academy at Anna.
I"li-, i"r witch appointment rolnpeti
tive examination will h. held In Alhu.
qnerque some time during thi. month.
The mental examination l. 10 he con.
Quoted by Prof E b lloigin, ot Alhu.
1n"f1ne, Brother Amlru II Santa Pc. aud
iIuf"sSuf SrHnon, " Sucoftu. 10 whom
applicants must apply Tor information
relative ~ Ia" coming contest The
physical examination viii hr e ,nduct,d
hi d. Nrnth, Dr Bfattnn aud IIr. HAYNES,
all 81 Albuquerque, AMI viii take place
al III" same time aud place ~ thr mental
examination. Applicants must he bona
til" residents "t New MNiro between IL
ahi :" years ~ age, and must be- physi.
rhlii sound. Ia" mental examination
viii cover the e mmul -Chuul branches.
reading, spelling arithmetic. lniird
states history. grugfaphG composition.
etc
MI Frrgus4on has Announced his IN.
t"aiinn m making this appointment
without reference tu poitIc-, race ut ~.
llRl"n Ia" Prize viii ~ Ia the lai best
qualified, nnd III" course chosen hy prlr.
g't" t"tgu~-"n III making the Hppnin,.
ur"lt 10y competitive examination II To
l." commended. The fortunate applicant
must present himself at Annapolis Tor
examination on MAY H.. $50.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-10

ut IHi'lflkfN office last night AMI asked
1T some old paIrt- tu fvad llr stated
That ny ~ within a i.W mpu'l. Hgu hr
santa Monica tM Tat growing llfrl VI
such an "a-, NE he started un Il ttanp.
atd ltS "tnmwd It. With the exception
81 i"W mllr- which be- -tnlr ~ freight
trains since hl- departure from the lloma
"" l. ru route 1" kurk Nprlug-. Wyoming.
where h" rlam. h." eau g't 60 pet mouth
hrfiing. IT, i-A NrS Nuflrt m lInh.
ahI N'hi~ ago WORKED uu the NrWlufs.
y \ JuutuAI
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-10
D-a,h From Heart Trouble.

After n protractssi illness, u. l.. Andsr.
All, "a retired carpenter aud contractor,
died nj his residence, 3l2 west silver ave.
nue., AT about | o'clock SUNDAY morning.
rom heart trouble,
Mr.. Anderson came Ia this city from
Adrian. Mich, where h. WAS born. nearly
eight years ago, aud having faith ~ the
city. acquired considerable Valuable real
estate,
liz was u good citizen, very quiet and
uuHS'nning. and his death viii br
mnurnHd hy circle ~ warm AMI inti
mate friends n. leaves "a wife aud i've
children, three daughters and t~o ~n..
tu whom lHE Ci1iIES offers c0ni0lrncr
The funeral @INicrr viii take place ut
the family Teaidence to-mOrTOw aflern,0n
at : Oclrk. Rev. Wrlch, pastor II III.
Iaai avenue Mrih,-iist church, oiliciAt.
ing, The remains Will be buriei In
falTview cemetery under the auspices Of
| ndrftakrT strong.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-10
A GRACElUL ACI.
Gov thornton Releases Young lose Bor-
rtgo During food Behavior.

All"t du" cui-i,l,fdtluu i'unrtnuf Thorn
ton THIS f"r"n,Ill l~-urd u frIrH-" tu Io-e
hUn1alr- ' Eorrpgo, brother II the two
men executed last Friday, who WAS set, .
INK -ent"nr" II twu aud n half years Ia
the Territorial prnltrutIatl, under con.
NlctI"n tof AL assault With "a deadly wea u.
pom, aud sentenced about u ,"af Agu. -aS =
thr New Mexican, IhI~ viii probably bp
uN"rn"t lhurntun'- last official act, M
he leaves e. night Tor sonora aud viii not
return untll the new governor shall have
hr"n appointed hr action Of the gov.
efnpr ~ tins Instance l. considered very
tm"i! and pfuprl t., IL" best citizens II
santa Fr, And meets With puhllr appfu,
al. The iull text ~ the rrlrit-,. l. ~ tnl.
lows
Whereas. Jo-, r. uonlalr- was con.
Nlrlrd IN III" distinct court, sitting with
III ahd iuf the county Ut santa fr, ui al
ASSAULT with "a deadly "rapun upon one
Ellas Rarl and -eIltrucrd To- serve term
III III" territorial prnt"ntinfl 81 two AMI
IA halt Years, AMI
W Ilflfd~, Nlit ~tll IbIll llH~ IhNllR al
ready served dhuui one year II such -.,n
trhr~, ani taking lHiu con -ldrTatIuu that
u" i only - Nrht- ui age AId feeling
that the ends 81 Ju~iir" have brru salts
t-l. !. W lhulnt"n, gu\rfnur ~ the
territory II New MrNiru. t virtue uf the
authority Ia me Vested. ,,u hrtrhN i~,iI. "A
-thA uI execution ~ -ucl ease dUflug the
= "si behavior 81 the -dli j $50 ,,nuzLirs.
aud h"frlN dlfrct a." warden 1T the Ter
tll"fal p"nllrntlarN To- frlra-r him from
not H. l." again fraTtr-trd
Iuf this Ul'"ns', unless he at some future
time shall violate -uInr law ul the ter
rltoTN, III which event h" hail hr r..
arrested t0 srrN" the remaining portion
oi his tim" for which Il" wa- Sentenced
Dated nj the executive office. this thu
"th hay 81 hrrli 1854
Witness my hniI ani IL" great seal VI
the territory ui \rw Mexico
W l. IHuIINIuN,
''","rn"r "i III" Territory at \"w Mex.
leo
~ The i,uNrfuuf
luIuuN NIlIik.
SECRETARY ~ Nrw Mexico.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-10
uUI Al KlNIhAN.
Mining Ilourl>hing al the Camp Every
thing Looking bright.

hlngman, y T., iptll :. The Temple
l'hr Consolidated Mining company. with
heal "i'r"" Al klngman, has iuall, been
"fghnlk'sl after h-lng un the tapiS fot
over two years, II has been Progressing
very raplil, during the past thrpr or four
months aud has now h"rolne reality. II
l. LEARNED that this company will com
meme" III" erection ofa large plant at
Temple liar IN the lniu,silat" future. IN
iat, superintendent i. h Carpenter hAs
gone out with a crew II men a. perform
III" initial work len ear loads ~ ma
t"Tlhl, I" b" Shipped uut h. this region,
hfr "u the "hN nov and NIa'ct,si every
hay.
THIS compan, IL rompr-,i Tor the most
part of wealthy French capitalists and IL
capital IL almost llmltlr.v,. &. X huwrt.,
Ia" -'"t"tar' of the company. and + /.
~ullii, " hn i n director, are the unly H..
cal officials ~ u" company.
lmnrn~ amounts uf merchandise are
still h"lng hauled ont 10 the White Hills
district, Ani every morning long train
~ teams l. seen ~ttlng out a. the camp
uT"at ~ n" amount NJ material alrs-iy
7hIpI"| out ha- h""n the 'nprrIni"ndrnl-
"i Ia" COMPANY Sfr authority for the
statement that II l. only II small fraction
~ WAY WIN =" ~ll ont "l"fr The rhor
'''''
VIM" 'h' apI""Iallr" :" hlhgnhAh -
"' ~ "N'H no" ~ u WAS w" months
AZ" Ia" dli'"r"hr" l. due to III" fact that
the large boating Stipulation. here nj that
time, la, drlft'si nut into the different
mining camps ani gup" IA work, The
merchants here -AI that their hn-ln~s.
continues g,-d ~ ever, ~hIh the Al"On
men are ~" once materially lhlnf"i ~
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-10
r'iiN"> rNU,nhNin,



II u winters. T"ptr,auilug Chamber
lA,G medicines .r', Munr-. luNa. 3, ma
the rliN Ald mA'lr "A plrAHtui call at TINS
Once"
capt Anderson. general foreman for
the Postal Irl"gfAIl COMPANY. i IA the
ctlN, AMI L"cAl Manager Mis- l. nitro
hurlng the gentleman around tn NImu
gurfIlirAn-
Mis-. H,..,-l. Hurlr,ry,r vL, L,. h.,.,,
teaching al li"lhfHrk. \. / come IN from
there this morning and viii -prud her
vacation at hnlnr with her lister Mr. 4
tray, un north rum street
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