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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-06-03
CITY NEWS.
Tin work. Whitney Co.
Stove repairs at Futrelle's.

Tin work. Whitney Co.
Stove repairs at Futrelle's.
Room moulding. whitney Co.
Choice oranges at The Maze for only
lOc per dozen.
Attend the special sale of shirt waists
at the Economist.
See the bargains in new furniture just
arrived at Futrelle's.
Fire sale at "The Fair Store" See
their bargain counters.
Attend the white goods and wash goods
sale this week, at Ilfeld's.
Attend the special sale Of shirt waists
at the Economist this week.
Latest novelties In pOmpadOur and side
combs. RosenNald Brothers.
Mems footwear OF all descriptions at
A. SHIPPERS closing out sale.
Read A. LOmbardO's advertisement and
take advantage OF the low prices.
The freshest stock OF staple and fancy
groceries are TO Do found at Bell q Co.'S,
SecOnd street.
New line Of ladies' puff scarfs In all
colors OF silk, satin and pique, just in at
the Economist.
See the beautiful boys wash suits at
Ilfeld's. They are just the thing for the
little fellows. Price from zoe up.
Ladies', show your patriotism and buy
red, white and blue Dewey waist, Only
at the Golden Rule Dry Good company.
l.. A. Akers. a telegraph operator who
has been In Albuquerque for a short
period, has secured employment at Lamy
and has gone 10 that place.
j. K. CurTeD, n Of the pioneer news
paper men Of New Mexico, passed through
the city to-day on his way 10 attend the
town lot sale at Alamo GOrdO. MIR. Cur
rem was the founder OF the Deming
Headlight. Las Vegas Daily Gazette and
several other papers In this territory. He
IL now owner OF two papers In Union
county, New Mexico.
Among the handsomely dressed win
dOws around town, o. A. MatsOn's at
tracts the attention OF all pedestrians on
that side OF Railroad avenue. A pyramid
OF guns Is a center piece, with the
American flag 10 the left. and a British
union jack on the right side. A hand
some picture OF Admiral Dewey and one
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DEALERS IN
Staple and Fancy Groceries.

do them up, those berries are delicious"
The lady Is right. Our stock OF fruit Is the
finest, largest aud freshest in Albuquerque.
As we carry everything in season, we can
supply any fruit desired, not only Of the best
quality but at the lowest marke, prices. You
will ave money and be better satisfied Il
you order your fruit from us, whether for
table use or canning purposes. Our great
summer specially Is our fruit department.
AT this time OF the year fruit ought to make
up hall ones living. It's n of the few good
things one can't have too much Of.
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AT II BUSY MAZE.

SATURDAYS SPECIAL SALE.
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49, -14---I = I11sS MLHH 10 III ID witt ND blue DEWtY WASI
wOmens Oxford Low Shoe in AN AM black Only $40 a Pair, worth So to ST. L.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-06-03
Como La. Yer nnIn

A game Of base ball will be played at
the fair grounds on Sunday afternoon
between the Santa Fe Pacific shop boys
aud the Uptown" nine. The lineup OF
the two clubs will be as follows;
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THE GOLDEN RULE
DRY GOODS COMPANY.
READ
EVERY LINE
T1en and Boys Special.


Mems Balbriggan Underwear at. 25c
Gray Shirts and Drawers .,. .............25 c
Fancy SHIRTS and Drawers. .... ............ 25c
This an exceptional valueJ
" Finest B%albriggan Shirts and Drawers. .....5O Boo
" Finest High Colored Shirts and drawers. ........ SOC
rle ouspehuers ''''''.',,,.,.... loo a pair
Finest suspenders, best elastic. fine buckles
and drawer supporters ... ........... .25c a pair
sweaters heaNy quality soc
sweaters an wool 25
Seamless black socks. .............lO Toe pair
Percale Shirts, collar and cuffs attached. '5or
Linen Color shirts collar and cuffs attached. .......... SOC
Soft Bosom Percale shirts, separate cuffs. ............. Csc
Soft Bosom Madras Shirts, separate cuffs az,
Boys waists at l5c and 25c.
" Percale waists at 3c and soc.
" Fauntleroy waists, white embroidery at. ........5l
" Fauntleroy waists, fine white embroidery. Special
" Knee pants at. ....... o5o noir
'"n '"'', ". SOC suit
windsor Ties all silk, BE
Boys shoes, all sizes from ~ to 5. Special at .....R Al On
Boys caps at l5c and 25ceach.
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THE DAILY CITIZEN

ALBUoUERQUe, - June 8. lses
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-06-03

Reserved seats now on sale for the opera
OF Ermlnie at O'Reilly's drug store. GO
early and avoid the rush.
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vvdnnd un fI,e IIeralt.

San Francisco. Sept 8.-The United
states ateamshIp Aibatross has arrived
in port. ~ days from Aeapsico. She
left here short time ago bound for
Cocos, where Captain Curtis was or
sIered to protect the interests Of Ausr-
fean citizens A few days after the
A1batross sailed from here the British
gunboaE Leander had reached C0c0s.
and By prompt action her captain not
only adjusted the rights Of both Brit
fish and American citizens. but prao-
tfca1Iy wound up the revolution. Tho
Aibatross put into Acapulco Tor coal
and there found orders to return to
san Francisco without delay
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sTR1cT cENsoRsHIP


VIII Prevent PubIteation Of the Proceed-
fngs OF the cortes.
Madrid. Sept. s.-The Spanish cabi-
net at it's meeting Thursday agreed 10
take the most stringent measures to
prevent the publication of the pro-
ceedings Of the cortes, and to provide
for the censorship OF teIegraphic dis
patches.
The minister for foreign AFFAIRS
Duke A1modavar de Rio, informed his
colleagues that, as result Of the ne
gotialions at washington relative 70
the SpanIards In the Philippine islandss
instructions had been sent 70 the Span
ish consul az Hongkcug In accordance
with the agreement reached
The Society for Commercial Union
Is sending a petition TO the cortes do
manding the closing OF all the milf
tary schools. the curtaflment Of retfr-
ing pensions, that ali officers returning
from Cuba be placed In the reserve
and that, in addition a budget Of
Loco. eco pesetas annually be provided
for the care of the sick and wounded
Spanish soldiers returning from the
colonies.
The newspapers assert that the gov
ernment is greatly surprised and cha
grined at the attitude of the Conserve
tiYes in the chamber, which indicates
that the government Is isolated on
questions OF such magnitude as the
conclusion of the peace treaty. Con-
tfnuing, the Spanish papers express the
opinion that this for reshadoWs the
downfall Of the ministry
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Farms For Sale.

have number of farms. both
improved and unimproved, in Ar
buckle and Union Districts for sale.
Some of them are well timbered, and
all we'll watered, located III good neigh:
horhoods and close to schools and
churches. These farms will be sold on
easy terms and in quantities to suit
purchaser For further information
'''-- - : g. ". MAUPIN,
apr7tf Arbuckle P. O., W. VS.
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The Democrats are getting to-
gether everywhere in the Fourth
Congressional District. We go
into the fight for the redemption
of this District with /. a solid and
we'll organized Democracy in every
county of the twelve comprising
the District. There are no local
quarreIs now among the Democrats
of the Fourth District. This
means the election of Hon Geo. I.
Neal to Congress by handsome
majority and the redemption OF
the District.
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The absence of Bro. Tippett
from the Spencer Convention has
been commented on as something
without precedent. It is easily ac-
counted for, however. He had the
necessary railroad passes and Plen-
ty of money to buy anything he
might need, but his physicians
have warned him against drinking
water. Parkersburg Sentinel.
The Sentinel must have had very
sleepy reporters at the Spencer
Convention if they, did not see the
editor of this paper. We were up
on the ground early, and stayed
with the Convention until the last
ballot was cast that resulted in the
nomination. of the sPenniless Won
der" and until the last "drap" in
the stock of the "speak-easies" had
vanished. And We had as our as
sociate the brilliant reporter of the
Sentinel.
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4. II. BARBEE, N. ID.
SIO0. 90 REWARD !

n WILL pay 800. 90 reward for any
Information that viii lead to the
arrest of the party or parties who
broke into and robbed my store at
Apple Grove, on several different oc-
easions, as follows: SEQ for the in
formation, $50 upon an arrest being
made on such Information, and $50
upon conviction of party or parties,
making in all 500.
JOHN s. HANLY,
mayI9tf Apple Grove, w. Va
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"Does the world miss anyonef
Not long. The best and most use
fuI will soon be forgotten. Those
who to-day are filing large place
in the worlds regard will soon pass
away from the remembrance of
man in few months or at t-farthest,
a few years, after the grave has
closed upon their remains"
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That is rather weak joke about
the halter and the altar, but young
fellows evidently like to sit in
hammocks with girls, even though
they have to swing for it.
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The people of Mason county
are aroused over the enormous debt
of 100000 piled upon the county
by Republican Ring rule and Re
publican mismana. cement of its
financial affairs. By earnest, ac-
tive, energetic work on the part of
the Democrats at every voting pre-
cinct in the county, the Republi-
can majority can be wiped out, and
our whole ticket can be elected,
Let every Democrat dc his duty
from now until election day and he
will rejoice over the result of his
work, when the returns will show
that Mason county has been re-
claimed.
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Cut This Out And Keep It.
A Table OF Distances with Atei-
erence to Cur War
With Spain.

Distance from Cadiz. Spain. to
New yorh ii 2 190 miles
Rritiab IsIes to New york 2.017
miIas
San Francisco 70 Yokohama.
san niles
Yokohama To- Hong Kong. 500
miles.
SAN Franoisoo 70 Hone Kong
$50 miles
san Fga,,a;scos to Manila. e.5s
r,iIaa
Hano K ono &, Manila 4t)mils
San Franc;soo r, I7awaii. 2Os
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dreat Gopd was AceomPiinhsd ~ Hts
Receht Tour OF the Islands.
san Francisco. Sept. s.-The steamer
Giengyl. which arrived from HoEs
kong and Yokohoma. via Honolulu,
brings the following alIvIces; The con-
gresaIonaI commission. with the ezcep-
tion OF President Dole. left for the
other islands ON Aug. % and returned
on Aug. IS after visiting the principal
towns of Maui and Hawaii.
In speaking OF the trip Senator Nor
gan said. Il think we aceompl plisned
some good on the tour. think we
very effectively disposed Of the preya-
lent idea among the natives that an
nexation was only a war measure.
Ex1Queen LIliuokalant arrived at
HIlo at the same time the commission
ers arrived and accompanied them IN q
separate conveyance 70 the volcano.
She was introduced TO members OF the
commission. but no political talk was
InduIged In The ex-Queen was more
than gracious and extended every
courtesy 70 the members Of the COM
mission.
The people Of the islands seem 10
appreciate the visit OF the commissIon
and much mas been done to enIishten
the Hawafiaps on the subject Of annex
atom
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1fonfauk Point, I. 7. Sept. e---oen-
eraI ehaflef and Major D. J. 1Iiley OF
HIS stan have left for Washineton
Companies , and u. about 26o men OF
the Third Texas volunteers, got away,
bound for Ft. Clark Tex. About %
of me Teraz men ere rick.
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ptll.lao4 comm 20 nnarfoI.

London. Sept. IA cable dispatch
announce that a committee OF three
FilIpinos. appointed By Aguinaldo. has
left Hongkong in order to confer with
president MeElnley upon the future Of
the philippine Islands.
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Card.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. e. Aeiker, of
Henderson, desire through the
DAILY REGISTER, to extend their
grateful and heartfelt thanks to
the good neighbors for their kind
ness and good offices during the
illness Of their little daughter,
Clara, and also for their sympathies
and neigbborly kindness to them
after her death.
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1ihfldran,s Day.

There will be picnic and ChiI-
dren's Day at. Hickory Chapel
Saturday, September 18th. 1893.
All are invited to attend. The pro
ceeds to 90 to the Pastor.
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-Bv the Iudicious management

By the judicious management Of
President Capehart, and his assist
ants, Secretary Roseberry and
Treasurer Somerville. the Fair
Company viii have enough money
to pay all premiums and other
claims against the Association. with
a nice balance left in the treasury.
DR.. j. J. HapstonstalL Of the
State Board Of Health, has quaran-
tined the Red Star Coal Works. on
New River, on account of small
nox There are ten cases there.
,z7-zlT5E Car.cursd IN % rslnuse % s1z.
pm Pc. ..oneeePs. 2 49,. :. 2.
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A plain drunk was harvested last
night and he enriched the treas
ury one and costs when hauled up
before his honor this morning.
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tbat tle 2nd ". Va, Vol. Inf. be
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upon this occasion, and we hope
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The railroads along the Ohio
river from Pittsburg to Cincinnati,
have it their own way again. The
river is taking its summer outing
and the gravel has come so near
the surface that the, steamers have
been temporarily forced to the
bank.
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from Wednesdays Daily
Mr.. Vinton Harris, Of Illinois,
is visiting his brother Mr. Vim.
Harris, near town
Rev S. A Donahoe and Mr. 3.
IS. Bickle left for Catlettsburg yes
terday. to attend the NJ b Church,
South. Conterence
Mrs. John Pullin, Of Muncie,
Ind is visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs Perry Lemaster. at Hick-
ory Chapel
Mrs. T. Al. Guthrie, who has
been visiting her son, Dr.. u v.
Guthrie, superintendent of the
Spencer Hospital for the Insane,
has returned home.
Miss Rebeeca Barbee, one Of
Point Pleasant most accomplish
Jed young ladies'. went up to Now
Haven this morning to attend a
dinner party to-day, given BY Mrs.
DR. Richard Stone
From Thursdays Daiiy.
Mr.. Geo. w. Eckard of Hick-
ory Chapel, was in town last night.
Hon. Geo. Rowley, of Leon, was
in town last night.
Mrs. John Franklin, we regret
to announce, is quite sick and
threatened with fever.
Rev R. b. Rodgers and family.
of Wyoma. left this morning on
weeks visit to friends at Winfield.
Mr.. d. G. sayre, of Sissonville,
was a pleasant caller at this Office
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. MoCulloch
and daughter Miss Lew, returned
yesterday from a long visit at AL
derson.
Gen. John McCausland, of
Grimm's Landing. and Mr.. John
S. Hanly, of Apple Grove, were
business visitors in town yesterday.
Prof. Jas. L. Rice, of Sassafras,
was pleasant caller at this Office
yesterday, and renewed his sub
scription to the Weekly Register.
Mr.. Thos. Hardwick and family
have moved from this place to
Huntington, where he has a good
position.
Mr.. Chas. Fisher, of Kansas, is
here on visit to his sister, Mrs.
VIM. M. Duffey. He will also Wis
it his parents, who reside in the
Pleasant Flats.
Mr. D. G. sayre, formerly of
this county, but now a successful
lumber dealer at Sissonville, Kan
awha county, was in the city yes
terday, and Informed us that eight
months ago he made a tally, in the
person of fine son, who up to
date had shown a talent so far
above his other children that he
had named him Doctor Barbee
Sayre, after our old fellow-towns-
man.
From Fridays Daily.
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Our old friend Mr.. John S.
Miller, has the thanks Of the editor
and his family for nice basket of
tomatoes and corn Mr.. Miller
never forgets the printer nor the
poor Although he hasno reach-
ed a ripe old age. we together with
all his friends In tliis community,
land al arc his friendsl wish him
many. many years YET. of happy
life
The best thing to do with your
troubles IS TO introduce them to
your blessings
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George 1. Neal, who has been
nominated for Congress in this dis
trict, is one of the most active
workers and successful organizers
in this end of the State. He is al
ways taking steps to thoroughly or
ganize the party and viii see as
many men between this time and
the election as any man. He will
leave no stone unturned and no
gap down. In addition to his
hustling qualities he is smooth
and able speaker and never fails to
create a good impression wherever
he speaks Wayne News.
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AT THE POINT on GUNS
Two Hen Arc Forced to Sign
Check For Ten Thousand.
DAYIIaHT H0LD-UP
stronger visits ths onee of stock
Ken and WIN the Aid or Ro-
volyers Does , Neat Job.
He Il Vow In jan.

Chicago, Sept S-WilIiam r. Ac-
Farland OF the horse commission nrm
of Mcfarland & Evans Of East ST.
Louis. walked into the ONCE OF Louis
Newgass & Son at the stock yards
here and, presenting a revolver at the
head of Louis Newgass. the junior
membsr OF the firm. commanded him
to send for his cashier, Frank Mcseley-
Upon the appearance of Mr.. Moseley
Mcfarland drew another revolver and
ordered the cashier to draw 3 check
in his favor for SIC, ,41e. which ne
claimed the AFm owed him
When the cashier finished MAKING
out the check Mcfarland calmly In
structed Newgass. at the same time
giving a menacIng flourish 10 his
weapons. to affix his signature TO tho
paper. That done, the man from East
st. Louis lined the two frightened men
up against the wall OF the ONCE and.
with all the solemnity OF Judge at the
bar. administered an oath TO them to
the effect that they would not attempt
10 follow him or raise an outcry- BE
then departed, after stowing his re-
voIvers and the check In his pockets
AS soon as the visitor had left the
office, however, Moseley and Newgass
telephoned the. police headquarters
what had happened Tho check was
drawn on the National Live Stock
bank. and Police Captain Lavine Inn
mediately dispatched two detectives to
the bank. Mcfarland was standing Mt
the cashiers window with the check IN
his hand when the officers entered. He
was so intent upon exchanging the pa
per FOR currency that he failed TO no.
tice the detectives until they stood, one
at each elbow, and seized him.
Mcfarland was quickly disaFneA,
and few minutes later was Behind
the bars of a cell at the police station.
The SIC. .416 which Mcfarland at
tempted to collect by inttmidaung
Newgass and Musley is said to be the
amount due McF'arland in consequence
+ of a sale of horses to the DeFour Com
mission company The transaction la
said to have taken place some time
ago, when the time was set for the pay
ment OF the money 10 days after the
delivery of the stock.
Later, Il Is claimed. the time for pay
ment was cut down 20 five days, where
upon the DeFour company transferred
its interest ia the deal Co NeWgasa 4
Son. Mcfarland feared he would come
out loser in the transfer and choose
summary tactics to get even.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1898-09-14

From Fridays Daily.
Hon. j. w. @. Armstrong, of
Spencer, is in town, on professional
business.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. L. Barnett, of
Hickory Chapel. went to Letart
this morning, to visit friends for a
few days.
Mr.. Graham Waggener, wife and
children, returned yesterday to
their home at Charleston, after a
visit to relatives in this county.
Mrs. S. v. Spencer, visiting the
family of Mr.. John w. Steenber-
gen, at Gallipolis Ferry, for some
time, returned home last evening.
DR.. G. g. Hogg. now at his
mothers home, in this place, is
still ill. and there was fear last
evening that he would take pneu-
monia.
Mr.. t. B. Thomas, with Cham
berlain Medicine Co, of Des
Moines, Iowa, was a pleasant caller
at this of1ce:yesterday renewing the
Chamberlain Co.'S contract with
the DAILY and WEEKLY REGISTER
for another year. Mr.. Thomas is
splendid man, and last June took
unto himself a help-mate, and
while he is working this State he
and his bride are residing in Char
lesion. The REGISTER extends to
him and his bride its best wishes.