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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-28
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She hesitated. Dying was out OF the
question. but under the circumstance she
might throw q counterfeiting faint.
I'm other words. though she could not
kick the bucket. she might Turn q little
nau-Naw Nnrk Press.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-28

public confidence has been completely re-
stored. Hon. VIM. j. Bryan, permit us TO
Introduce general prosperity.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-28

Silence is golden" quoted Mrs. Bick-
ers.
You'll never be rich" added her ami
able husband.-Detroit Free Press.
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Al AFTERMATH.

HOke Smith. whose name was men
toned in n newspaper article In a manner
10 intimate tha he was connected with
tho prosecution of Captain Oberlin NJ.
Carter. priuis over his signature on the
editorial page of the Atlanta Journal an
emphatic denial.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-28
SOTTERN NOTES.

Julia Morrison, the actress who shot
her manager at Chattanooga, had q pre-
liminary hearing yesterday. Members OF
the company slipped away and will not
testify against her when the case comes
on for trial. II is now said that a young
man of Chattanooga IS mixed up in the
affair. and It is alleged that he furnished
the pistol with which the murder was
committed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-28
Question ofthe Day.

'She has q heart OF stone.' she said bit.
terly.
was Il cut by union labsr?' a~nxiously
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-28

inquired the walking delegate.-Chicago
Post.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-28

The site Of the old st. Charles hotel in
Charleston may be used for a handsome
new edidce. 4 syndicate has an option
on the property. and win pro5ablye build
a new hotel to cost $4,000.
A charter has been granted TO the Com
merclal Bank, OF Chester, S. c., with a
capital stock Of $4,000.
j. r. Beck. a local gambler, committed
suicide in Savannah Monday last by TAX
ing morphine. He was a member of the
Rough Riders, and hailed from the West.
The most gratifying news to the South
which has gone abroad in the land for
many a long day is the announcement
that the price of cotton has taken an up
ward turn.
The best Of all IS hat the advance has
come while the staple is still in the hands
of the men who made it, and consequent
ly the farmer and not the speculator. will
reap the advantage.-Macon Telegraph.
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Cnnsistent

"T have no sympathy wild a strike said
Meandering Mike
"But you don't blame ok fur not
working" protested Flooding Pete.
"Ye can't strike unies yo'Ne got "a JOB,
kin ye?" was the whitening reioinder.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-28

The Fredericksburg Free lance says;
"No severer criticism of President Nc
Kinlv has come from any quarter than
the one contained in the Richmond Times
of Friday last. The editor OF The Times
ia am omen. a fair adversary; O. fast, un-
failing friend. when he makes disparae-
inc remarks. YOU may most certainly
know that he sincerely believes he has good
reason to complain. In view OF this gen
erUls sentiment that inspires the editorial
criticism of The Times. very special slB-
nidcance is TO be ascribed 10 the article
Am extract from The Times article Is
then quoted. and the following ommeh
added:
This is a severe arraignment. but VINO
can say that 81 IS undeservedt Indt
Mckinley is a patriot and a high-mlnuea
American citizen no one can deny, but
MAT he is accessible 20 the insiduous APP
meals and seducements of ambition is
eouallv apparent. He is eagerly anxious
TO be renominated and reelected 10 the
Presidency: and it would perhaps be ask
ing too much of fraii human nature 10
req1fre him to steer his course clear OF
an the cIamoring demands upon him 10
take cognizance Of the forces and innu-
ences that favor his reelection. Inat
he has taken cognizance of these forces
and influences Is most apparent. Ihere
is a big. a great big, political anvas now
brewing for the prize of the Presidency
i'm the election of next year.
There is much talk OF amendments TO me
Federal Constitution. According TO the
notions of the Free Lance, the amend
ment that would bestOw the greatest
blessing upon the people would be one
that would make the term of the Prosi-
dency six years, and make it ineligible
that Il is to say. prescribe that no Presi-
dent should be eligible to a second term.
The history Of the country has shown
that the actions Of the Chief Executives
have been too often swerved from the
plain and open path Of duty towards That
course which would promote their pros
poets Of a reelection.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-28
MARRIED IN A HURRY.

There was q quick marriage Do Hoboken
Monday night between John Deriing ana
Lena Braehm
Miss Braohm was employed as "a walt
rcss i'm a restaurant on the FIRST floor of
the building On which She lives.
Derllug went into the restaurant at 4
o'clock TO get something TO eat. Miss
Braehm waited on him. Dcrling tel m
love with her az sight. He asked her 20
marry him. She said she was pleased
with his appearance and address, out
would like 10 consult her father, who
would Dee home at @ o'clock. pcring said
be would wait. when Braehm came home
Derling soon satisfied him of his respecia-
bility. lie gave his consent 20 the mar
riago.
Uerling went out and bought "a ring
Then DE and Miss Braehm, aceomoanl.j
bv the brides parents. visited Ju-ice
Conkings office. where the wedding took
place. The couple have gone t9 Niagara
Fails ON a wedding trip.
The public baths of Brooklyn are closed
for the season. About 10000 people used
them during the summer
In answer to the defiance issued of me
Broad church adhereuts of Bishop Potter
The leaders Of the High Church party met
Yesterday in secret session and decided to
form a permanent organization 90 fight tor
the PRINCIPLES which they uphold They
also agreed upon "a list of candidates
election Co the Standing Committee or li'
diocese tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-28

The Charlotte N. c. Observer prints
an editorial article commenting on the
sermon which Rev. Or. Calisch, Of this
city. recently preached concerning the Jew
as a citizen. which concludes as follows:
DR.. Calisch insists that "the Jew SHAH
cast in his lot with the people among
whom he lives and labor at all times 10
make himself a good citizen rather than
n fortunate Jew" Mr.. Twain IS wrong
and Rabbi Calisch is right. The senti-
ments which he expresses are wise and
patriotic. and the Observer endorses the
suggestion of The Richmond Times that
"he deserves the thanks Of every patriotic
citizen for giving this counsel and advice
to his people
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-28

The Southern stove Manufacturing As
ISOLATION, composed Of leading stove man
u%facturers OF the South. has advanced
prices Of stoves = per cent. In southern
territory. 10 be effective at once THIS
makes the price Of stoves 30 per cent.
higher than last year when iron began
advancing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-28
FRESH GOSSIP
FROM GOTHAM
The Whole CltyofNew York is Dewey
Mad.
NOTHING ELSE IS THOUGHT Of
The Admiral Says Tie Has No Politicai
Aspirations-LOve ~ First sight,
New Style of Apartment
Houses.
NOTHING ELSE IS THOUGHT Of

NEW YORK. Sent. 27.-sDecial-New
York IS thinking and talking OF nothing
buf Dewey and the Dewey celebration. The
newspapers are fun OF it and there Is little
else in the way of local news IN them. It
is understood that Admiral Dewey has put
a very enectual quletus on the Dewey
Presidential boom. Judge W.. ID. Brawley,
OF South Carolina. who sounded the Ad-
miral on this subject received the follow
ing reply:
Neither by inclination nor by training
am f n..ed to hold the office OF President
of the United States. ] would be more
than human if 1 were not sratided and
even battered by the prospect you hold
out TO me. but I cannot accept your con-
clusions. i have lived a sailor and shall
die one.'
Mr.. Brawley is a gold Democrat. He ie
a friend OF Admiral Dewey, and when the
PROPOSAL to nominate him for President.
I'M the hope OF uniting the Democratic
.arty. was made. several Democrats, in-
Guiding Ben IT,. Gable. of illinois. asked
him TO breach the matter 20 Dewey ana
obtain his consent. 10 was proposed at
INST that AR. Brawley should go TO the
Philippines. but this plan was abandoned
and bee wrote TO him instead.
Admiral Dewey. when questioned abo.-
the Presidential question to-day. spoke
like a man who regarded the idea of his
running for President MS something OF "a
Joke. 'They don't know me- he said.
when told that the politicians were plan
ming To- nominate him. "lt has been said
YOU are a stauuch Democrat, one report
er said TO him. "We'l now DE replied.
81 ann going o whisper a great secret. /
dnn-l lhln. nnNhnlN Knows my noA-Lls.-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-28

National Committeeman Woodson. OF
greensboro. KY, has received a telegram
from Hon. w. J Bryan authorizing him
to make appointments for the Nebraskan
TO speak in Kentucky October 18th, 18th,
and 18th. Mr.. Bryan Will be taken over
the state i'm a fast special trails covering
cNerY section.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-28

The friends and relatives Of Thomas
Janney, Jr., one OF Baltimore's leading
young society men, are very uneasy con-
corning his safety. Grave apprehensions
are felt lest he has met with foul play
or has been accidentally drowned
Mr.. Janney left Newport. X. L. on Wed
nesday last In the little steam yacht No
dus, intending to take her to Baltimore by,
way VI the Chesapeake Bay. The Nodus
reached New Haven on Friday ard left
the same day. and in the ordinary course
Of events should AVE reached Perth Am
boy. N. j., where she was TO have touched
on Saturday.
no word from the young man has reach
ed his family.
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Run over

To the Iceberg for a bottle Of old whisky
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LOCAL

Hon. II. B. Ferguson was a passenger
for Santa Fe last night.
United States Marshal G. NJ. Foraker,
who has been south OF business, returned
to the city last night.
DIT. ". X. Chambers, Of the firm OF
Chambers Il BabcOck, dentists, Is in So
zorro for a few days on business.
Calvin whiting, who has been spend
ing the past week In Denver, Ia expected
to return home again In a few days.
The. Florence Rescue Circle Junior will
meet this evening at the home of Miss
Jenney, at 3l7 south Fourth street at 1880
o'clock sharp.
Mrs. j.. A. Summers was q passenger
for Denver last night, where she was
called by a telegram announcing the Ill
ness Of her sister.
Let everybody get a new calico dress
made and attend the calico ball which
will be given by the ladies Of the Degree
Of Honor, at the A. o. U. W. hall. to-mOr.
row evening. A jolly time Is promised "a
all who attend.
:. C%hautauqua Ia. night at 7:3Oat the resi-
/. dence Of George +. Albright. 1t will be
!, Wordsworth evening. and after 'curren
: events each member Is requested Il
have a reading from this poet. II. II
Allen, president.
!. Jacob Weinman. the manager Of tn,
Golden Rule Dry Goods company's bi,
store, this city, IL expected to return
from New York the latter part OF thi
. week. He has purchased ID immens
y stock OF spring and summer goods.
George A. Campdeld and Alfonso Fleis
cher, the expert bookkeepers appointed b
q the county commissioners to examine al
the books of the county officers, hav
commenced their labors In the office Q
the treasurer and ex-Oficio collector.
Hon. o. Marion, the member OF III
democratic central committee from BeI
&c nslillo county, went up TO Santa Fe La
'c night to attend a meeting of the commi
tee, held In that city to-day. Hon. II. !
= FERGUSON also went up to Santa Fe to
present at the meeting OF the COMMITTEE
There was another fire alarm turns
In last night shortly before 10 o'clocI
The barn and several alfalfa stacks b.
longing to A. b. Stanton. who lives aboI
one mile south OF the city, were on 6r
and the bright blaze illuminated Il
r. southern part OF the city. The fire DO!
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BROS.

prepared to 20 down to the fire, when
they learned that 1t was out OF the city
limits. With the assistance Of his neigh
bors, Stanton succeeded In preventing
the fire from spreading to his house, al
though the barn was burned to the
ground.
Henry Blstcher and Edward Pickard,
two we'll known citizens Of Bernalillo
county who played marbles for keeps In
| Kansas years ago, were pleasant callers
at THE CITIZEN Office this afternoon,
MIR. Bletcher has just purchased the
interest OF his partner, Mr.. Myers, In the
| Albemarle hotel and restaurant, and o
pscts to return to the COchitl district this
evening. MIR. Pickard was also at BLAND
last week. and rumor has 1t that he will
! very o become interested there.
The people Of old town would like t.
have Julian Martin, more commonl,
known as Tulipan, who is serving q sixt,
day sentence In the county Jail. takeI
out and worked with the gang OF prison
ers, who are laying the water pipe to tn
court house. 80 that they could have tn
satisfaction OF seeing him do q few day
OF hard and honest labor.
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CITY NEWS S.


Crockery and glassware. whitney Co
Best ranges on the market. whitney
Co.
Clearing sale OF bedding at May Il Fab
er's.
New wall paper at Tway's, l21a cents
per roll.
Merchants lnnch every morning at the
White Elephant.
Down and feather pillows In endless
variety ut May Il Faber.
French cream Easter eggs every day at
Delaney's Candy Kitchen.
Highest prices paid for gents clothing
at Harris, III Gold avenue.
New Columbia and Hartford wheels
for rent. will j. Scott, 800 Gold wen
The Capital" wagon. sold by Jacob
korber Il Co. cann0 be excelled; they
are daisies.
See window display OF ladies' spring
tailor made suits and leather belts, b. IL
field Il Co.
Highest cash prices paid for furniture
and household goods. ia Gold avenue.
T. A. WRITTEN.
First-class meals with home cooking
At tlt AlbtIihi q oOiu aNohhDt pAiJ
% cents. Give US a trial.
A St. Patrick's ball will be given at
the Arm0ry hall 10y the W0odmen's
Circle on March IL; tickets, ~,
Washing and ironing done at 4l9 Cop
per avenue. Satisfaction guaranteed by
Mrs. Washington Il Co. Give us u trial.
Colored laundry.
The members OF Cottonwood Grove
lodge (WO0dmen's Circle, desire 10 see
all OF their friends At their ST. Patrick's
ball, at ArmOry hall, March II,
House cleaning will soon begin. II you
are In need OF carpets, mating, linOleum,
curtains or anything In the line Of house
furnishing goods go TO May x Faber.
We sell Schilling's Best tea In pack.
ages. The fine flavor II contains is vel
known. ANY u buying two packages
can have ten bars OF White Russian soal
for 25 cents, at the Jaffa Grocery com
pany.
j.. l.. Bell 4 Co. carry a larger ant
more varied stock OF groceries At thei
store than any other house in the south
west. They keep only the very best grad
OF groceries and sell as cheap as III
cheapest.
j. Korber & Co. have received a ca
load OF mountain buggiea and wagon
from the Racine Wagon Works, OF Ra
cine, Wis. Ii Is generally conceded tina
this concern manufactures wagon
which are more adapted for this section
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FRESH EGGS

FRESH EGGS
Two dozen for. .|........... 35c
SedgWick Creamery, 3D.. Poe
Finnan Hsddies, TO-. anna. i2Lc
BOneless Goldfish. package .. Toe
Holland Herring, seven for. 25c
Armour " Co.'S Wild Sugar
Cured Fancy Star" Hams l216c
S A JOSE M A r. X Ell
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OF the country than those made by any
other q works In the country. Per
sons looking for something very good In
the line OF wagons should not fail 10 give
J. Korber & Co. q call.
j. ". Ball has rented the store on Rail-
road avenue now occupied by r.. PARENT
and will move In on April l.. His stock
OF shoes at the Second street store must
be- disposed OF before that time and every
pair OF shoes will be sold at a great re-
duction.
A larder we'll filled IL conducive to do.
nestle happiness. Housewives will find
II greatly to their advantage to purchase
their groceries at ]. /. Bell II Co.'S. where
they can always depend upon getting
the very best that the market afford.
A special offer. this week only. Ten
bars OF White Russian soap for % cents
to any one purchasing n pound Of tea.
Our prices on tea are the very lowest.
The Jsffa Grocery company
Smoke the Albuquerque . cent cigar.
Manufactured by Il. Westerfeld X Bro.
PA Gold avenue.
W.. j. Scott, 22O Gold avenue, has Co.
lumbia line OF bicycles to sell, rent, clean
and repair.
See the fret arrivals of new styles n
exclusive patterns in shirt waists, at the
| Economist.
"Klay Holder Komblnstion Kabinets "
| at Cobb's, 210 Gold avenue, ground floor
For new furniture. ". v Futrelle,
opposite Armory hall.
Plumbing orders promptly attended to
by Whitney COMPANY,
Smoke the Affidavit cigar; 10 cents,
two for % cents.
Art squares and rugs In all sizes at
May n faber's.
Special values this week In corsets al
the Economist.
The best t65 top buggy at Jacob kor-
Der \ Cos.
new and big stock Of lamps. Whit
ney Co.
Sixteen for 80 cents - the best at
Cobb's.
Attend special corset sale at the Econ-
Omist.
Steel ranges. whitney Go.
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yEs TuE

FOR cut flowers, palms, ferns, etc, at al
lines. WIS, Ihk FLORIST
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Sheriff Fat. Jarrett. OF DOnh II
county, and Captain John X. Hughes. OF
the Texas State Rangers, passed through
the city the other night. having In
charge Geronimo PARA, who was trans
| ferred by Governor 0tero to Texas
authorities, who want him to answer TO
the charge OF numbering Sergeant Fus-
sleman, Of the Texas state Rangers, near
I'll Paso about thirteen years ago. PARA
was serving a term OF seven years at the
p~enitentiary for larceny committed in
bona Ana county.
The new ditch at Ranches de Atlisco
has been completed. and the water con-
sumers OF that precinct are ready to offsr
thanks to Policarplo Armijo, Severe San
chez and several other enterprising citi-
zsns over there. for putting the scheme
through. In honor of the completion OF
the ditch, "A grand bale will be held at
the Ranches this evening.
The advertisement OF l.. Kempenich,
conspicuously displayed, appears on the
first page of THE CITIZEN. The proprie-
tor Is q new addition to the business cir
cles Of Albuquerque. but he Is rapidly
moving to the front. He offers some
cellent bargains, and requests the many
readers of THE CITIZEN to glance oveI
ais advertisement.
Arthur Everitt, the well.known Rail
road avenue jsweler, who was ut Blan'
the past few days watching development
work on several mines in which he Is In
\ terested, has returned to his bushes
4 here. and he reports everything movin
along smoothly up in the golden Cochit
Mrs. Jesuita Kemp died at 2:30 o'cloc
this afternoon at the residence OF Cesar
irsnde. aged ~ years. The funeral al
nouncement will be made later.
j. II. Mshoney, the ~well.known bus
r. ness man Of Deming. aud a regent OF Ii
. Silver City normal school, went up
n Santa Fe last night.
Absolutely pure and wholesome al
the Easter candies made at Delaney
Candy Kitchen.
Rev. Peter A.. Simpkins, of Gallup,
registered at the Hotel Highland.
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TUESDAY

Tuesday
Live Chickens Dressed Chicken
Dressed Geese Dressed Springs
Bulk Oysters In Patent Cases
Fresh Fish ard Lobsters in Tuesday
morning, all varieties, Zoe per 10,
Beef TenderlOin Sweetbreads
Pork Tenders Brains
Penn. Scrapple Boiled Ham
Head Cheese Garlic Sausage
FRESH VEGETABLES.
Asparagus, Cnrled Lettuce, Parsley,
Cucnmbers, Rhubsrb. Celery, A%rtich0kes,
Tomatoes, Green Peas. Carrots, TDrDips,
Beets, Green Onions, Dry Onions, Etc.
San Jose Market
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Best selection OF high grade cigars
at Rupees.


Although we have always taken pride
in our hat stock and have made hats u
Header" for years, we have never dis
played IA beautiful and novel u line ~
the one which has just arrived. Call In
and see the new styles. simon stern,
the Railroad avenue clOthier.
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THE DAILY CITIZEN
ALBUQUERQUE, MARCH IA. 1899

BY instructions from Chase q
Sanburn we are authorized to sell
lava and Mocha Coffee at the
following prices:
accent coffee at. 40 cents.
accent coffee at. ..3S cents.
accent coffee at. 80 cents.
3o-cent coffee at. las cents.
7s-cent coffee at. 40 cents.
Ed. CLOUTHlER
III Y. Railroad Nv, Albuquerque, \, !,