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Revolution GAINING

Puerto Plata, Aug. 14.-People here are
in a wild panic. The revolution against
the government is gaining ground. The
situation is considered bad for the gov
eminent forces. Surgeons and druggists
have gone from here to Monte Christie.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-08-15
Is n BANKRUPT.

New York Aug. H-Andrew La Mas
sena of Newark, n. J.. a real estate Ope-
rator. has filed a petition in bankruptcy
Liabilities, $13S, 255; assets. $l&4, SO.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-08-15

If you are in brown study as to the
color you will paint your house, take
a lesson or two at SchatZein's.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-08-15

the administration contemplates raising
1t is thought very likely that orders for
them will be issued early in the week
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-08-15

Judge Clancy yesterday signed the
permanent injunction in the Silver Bow
Jockey club case.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-08-15

Larabie Bros & Co. yesterday com
nenced suit against e. T. Mckinstry
for 1851 and interest due on note eN-
ecuted on May l6, 1891, to Clark & Lar
able.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-08-15

Albert Kleinschmidt, administrator
of the estate of William H. Sleigh, de-
ceased, yesterday petitioned the court
for an order to sell a fourth interest in
the Owl Ticket lode claim located in the
Prickly Pear district of Jefferson coun-
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-08-15

Here is great big stock of really
pretty waists of good percales and
ginghams, in plain and fancy col
ors; a number of styles shown:
also in this line is a lot of fine all
white waists. values $50 to s2.C0
each; on sale
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-08-15
LINE THREE

choice Of our finest colored cotton
waists of select materials, such a
zephyr ginghams. Madras clo;h
fancy piQues and best pprcales
all made in the swell>st styles
some have embroidery trimming
others are prettily tucked. tull,
30 styles, values 500 $50 arc
$500, on sale Observation-Disclosures.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-14
cAsrs ~ onAnnIn.

Heard ny Judge Hurford Ysstortaf Aftsr-
noon Warren ss warrsn.
Judge Burford held court 81 cham
bers yesterday ana heard tao cases.
That OF Nancy J Warren W Thomas
ID. Warren. The application and order
was modified and the defendant direct
ed 10 pay 90 the court $50. That Of
james u Ayers. treasurer "a Lincoln
county, application Tor a peremptory
writ of maudamus compelling Hcury
=. Emerson, trea' urer cf Stroud school
district. % pay over 90 the county GER
tain proceeds from n sale of school
bonds. u was heard and an or6er
made Hoffman a. Enbry appeared
Tor the plaintiff IN both cAses
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-14

eordsn's cendenasd Mia Co., New Nort

men and ssrt 20 Gen Ioubert tho san,o
day iraye,ne iu mule wagons and sleep
ins ,hat night in some stores TIE nert
morning thry took tran 90 waschebark
for Pretoria. They aro very we'll treaties
aud. so 7 have heard. are ,he men
There has been no unniearanincss ln
Pretoria. The onicerf aro n "a school
building ana are allowed to Walk as they
please in The Eroundf
Ths surrender. in ms Judgment. vas q
rrca' biarJer caussd by "a misunder-
standing Ma Adye eaa much put out
The white rag was not holstcd IS the
irish Fus.r,rs
London. Noy c-A dispatch from
Capefown to ne war onice announces
tre arrival there toisy of the troop chip
Armenian. with three bat,eries Of artn-
icry and an ammunition column. and tho
iroo1 ship Nubla. With the Scots Quarts
ana half battalion % me Northampton
shire ragimsnt This brings the total
number 90 reinforcemcnts 90 % Ne. OK
which about GOO are already on the way
to Durham Tho Armenian and Nubia.
whose troops belong % thc FIRST division.
viii probably also 90 ordered % pro-
-c,t
wlshinrton Nov. i8-M Maiet Prev
ott. aho was secreiry % the Venezuela
side in thc Paris arbitration. has arr
rvel in Washington ana was at tho
state department tojay.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-14

The nrst mishar was that the mountaln
battery stampeded ana scattered the
whole Io. of muiss We FORMED lp again
and gained the TOP of ihe hlu The mulea
Wsre gone. bat not au the ammunition
do rot know what stampsded the mlies
Thoy knocked me down. DO was pitch
dark. We bad on" hours sIsep the
dghung began Iusi after daybreak. bsins
somewhat slack Cor umr. uut finally
itc Boers crept round aud then iae ff-
iuE became furious.
soon after o. o'clock. noon. there was
q eau,ra' ry ~ "csase nre bat our
fellow wouid not siop firms MAJ Adye
came up and confirmed tho order aui
then che pugie sounded cease airing
ln our locality ;hcre was "a rlmor that
"a white nag wac raised hy a young OIL
ccr who thought h.s batch 90 'en men
were the sole survivors. but We we're q'0
alive. having -tarieI with perhaps coo
think many of the battery men were
cautured.
our officer and men refused to sure
render The Hoers did not seem fo b. in
great numbers on she spot but ] heard
that ths main body had callopsd 0n
our men had to give up their arms ana
che officers We're sent 90 Commandment
ste,nekamp The Officers thcn ordered
'he men to fau ln
Tho onioc-s were taken away from .he
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-14

cincinnati o.. Nov. o. -Abol, eos.
f,ars $50 thc thc re-, Dr Folih came to
cine nnat from "amsnherr,u' Morava.
Austria Hc arst ,,ok charge ~ Iuth
eran ehur,h nere as pastor He WAS
soon made superintendent of fhe Athen-
hffm. nr home fDr arei Gcrmans Hc.r
b, showed .Ne.ufee ability that hraaFht
.aoat Hc transfer ~ himself arl w.s
tHe suprr Hfon1sns of fao 1rphaus
narf Hero ihey bore the ttes 'rlfhor
nrd mother of the orphans" A feN week
Ea Mrf roh dDl suddenly unfer uys
feralr cIrcumsianre The RE- Folh
Va she VAS 20 tne fatlt of .ak nc MOI.
paat and had aklu an pycrlo IT'S
hufnti further inquiry
Tho trustees oi ihf nsyium astas
iaofoush lnNest eauen found fhaf Faith
or Fo.ih had bten nflty 81 im nal lni-
oropf'otef wlth samo ifs edef SIRE
il ofpaaus eQme lael roi 5 pa.raat
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-14
oRAroHicA1 HoNoH.

N.W AudTr.or Hiit nrprfseut ~tlll -atsr
college 81 Oklahoma city.
A. the oratoricAl contest at the still
water college Saturday n'ght 20 de
eide on . representative % the later
collegiate contest 20 be hello ~ Okla
homa City December ga ". Ander-
son. OF Wood won hrst prize
HE sub ject WAS The Handwriting of
History W. A Worley, % Rotber.
son, j. r., won second Ills thcme
Was, "A Mighty Minority.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-14

FftfrAsi of fhsutsgi,inr Csisbra lor ai
Nofsnar.
Special excursion will b. held 81 the
Oklahoma Ulivers 10y at Norman on
Thurtday Follow log b. the program
"Wednesday Evening November 2N-
500 O'clock henctt Concert for the
Athletic Assutlstion ty tbs Shamrock
Qnurtettc N0iversltv Chsrel
TtanAsriv. * Day Eleven oc'ook
an Auuual thank xiv nF sermon.
~ Rev "a X Graham fafulty and
stadents pressut Ia form University
Chapel
Programme of Union Thanksgiving
Services uuivertitv Chapel, November
40. 81 ii oci0cE ., m Chant, "Gloria,
Congree alton luvocation Rev Mr.
Parks Anthem, Praise bc 10 God
scripture Reading Rev J r Wagpei
Prayer Rev A. &. rickent, Hymn,
Coronation" chant. when The pur
pie Morning BfcAketh solo, Awake
So q Israel Mhs Grace king 40
nouucemeuts. sermon Rev W T.
Nrnham Doxology. Benediclion Rev
% uurfeY
Thanksgiving Day. $500 p M Camp
as Athirt.cs-. tootball University w.
Arkansas City.
Thanksgiving nav. 500 p m publi,
entertainmcnt by the Union Literary
societs assisted by the Music Depar,
ment University Chapel
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tor DO. auott in .he hands % me a,-
..t.
Afsr hs fre.t UhNe n tr patrol
uaran an the vIy i' rr con. Fthr- Foiih
fcu in "a rlyeat c'nvue.on Then n rlp.d
sucress 90 eontulsi.r followed convul-
sIon $500 h.s Nf. went aut wltn fhc laft
ane 0n. theory f inat he took som
quick poison another BE- that fN..temoat
ana nerrou. sxelfment .Iuaei his death
Patterson y , Nov go -Impr vcmsnt
in the eond tlon of Vlcc-Trcs dent Hobart
continue and Mr. Hobart aud other
moubers of fhe family fosl confident That
the lfo of ths tIco-pfe fetidcut viii boz pre-
served for a Ions tmr. even 90 ~ com
rlets recovery s not confilersd~a possI-
tIity of DE phyf.cIans To-day he was ab e.
to pariake ~ a' 90 hls m,als at tnc usual
time Mr. Hobart who has been at
his bedside almost continually seicc hii
serious ILLNESS n,Eu1. feif go encouraged
az tae improvement ihis afternoon that
she consented to 81 far drive THE is
ihe first time that sho har been w.iInf
to leave ths Hohart residence for even
q Few mome.fs durinr tho ias. two weeks
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Reinforce ments for the
British TrOOps

~ - NV AAN NNNTt
london Nov f-t.0 e. m-Thc
paucl,, ol new. from ODE 'FRONT.' stm leave.
;ho chic. interest csntsrsd Boz che arrival
~ .hs r.ufnr.nmeuts Est.ourt dls-
patohe. .ay that heioFraph ,ommunioa-
uon has been established v1th Lady
-mith boo, so 'ar no NEWS has been roe
c,iy,I th. latest date h,ins Nog g. whio1
shows fhat she occupants 0f radysmIih
had ra news of the outelfr world since
Gen French reached rletermarltzburr
and thBt they we're puzzled at che in-
activity 0f thr Hoers E.tery one was
confident ana cheerful but an were suf-
fDfiur ths IrsnuFsuigrce nf thc Siege.
hrrld s,Ilns 80 three shWings per loaf
COD p0Weils dashing sorfci at Mafe-
kl1e su.9Irare ths hop. tha. th, British
.Irr lI.ne fh. western border 1re
lhi. tl EI'i .If ", Rhodes l .m-
uIot ss" mon NhHe .nI h.l.k ~
kIm .erls. Boz eut' making as 81 remedy
f.r I.su.utlou
According t0 dispatch ,r1m Drlar
ih. Ha,rs sf himher.s ha.c SOC .he
sNaUt rIn.r ~ h. m.u0. ans lr. con-.
stanty iHr.RIne sHeUs tt fhe dynamite
nn'. 'Frftl 'I l.. "'''f nave "',n
hloRu ua lH1 ,ae lamtre done t0 the
mines "'ir' 'H''"'t ,' m'h' '""~
rets - pounds
AmonE ihf stories iiom brussels D. one
thh' 'fn I"ln'fi HnA 0i' '""fH nh'
have rna'At'f,A i' h's'u''' i'r 'n'
raptuIaii'n 'i Zoo rm'n' 'N' nave i'l'-
'd io COME '' i'rm
L'rd salisbury ."i ifi
W,r tl" "i queen
.af.'. .' n.snt
SIR BUDS rl hip.nf H' donated
pound ani conn, h'1h i' ih' iIn1 TOT
f.unr oIt OBJ. hospital thip Maine
The .t1r. 0f Father Matthews CANES
fr.m Lorenzo Marquee. regarding ih'
.urr.uID- af NirnaI.on N'". Dr. zoo
.a.u. Boz b. rsrE 'nFin.inF hui 'n mili-
ar Hf.lss t t 0"u.Id'rrI unpleasant
r.ai..t and BE- Nih n, imno .In'' i' learn
tn. H.t. an.l ih' "f'' .'fN'i pee
h.ta 0Hr mIH.I.l
The report th1t th' British DTm..i
Mari,lenne had hf'd "n i"e tf'n'h
Steamer cordoba I'l.r 'A' ''''.'''
point NH.inti 'f''l "It'''" ."-
tuaIl declared war I' 3. n' move now
ever t1a European n'l''"- st.' '''l
mad" a.llaiui'i "iin ihr severance ''
relations h't"''n 'f.'i britain ana '''
$500 r.ulna..
II. I. .".NH.f.NI tNH. Admiralty "H 'H'''
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American Troops
Contiuu-.Succts,full


.s.l nt he war department today
NirUa. N,v Do McArihurf advance .
,h.rtt.su volunteers and cavalry troop
unler Ben entered rarler 7.io O. ~
erIaY The enemy Seed Ny great
Ma ,trhur tuc.ted,d n rettng
ffrluFr ro Capas yesterday all artn- 4
lvry and 0uar.efn4sters transpora- .
tor aud elI have command in Teriac /
.slay Hn advance pushed forward O. f
save 81 mlnn ~ ere r.a'rcad a. pose
siHe. wnloh tho enemy Has trying 60
ierir0s sn enc r'.r,xt Many desertcrs
form t1f enemy , raFsd ntu Mac
Arthur scr tmrs ifer yesterday 10.
FurFents lH that so.tlon reported Go b.
.shp~ ~ provisions. Ialwton pushing
tpruarl er1 rrsa- ENERGY. his advauce
fnb.r.l Co. I'at. behind al transrsfra-
soon arl depend fo gr,at extens upon
country fer eutt.sifn,e. Hayes. fourth
+ cavalry. I1 v.irty ~ Carrnrhianf.
hoe .apilr'd .arrr amoupr W .nsurrent
proper eul nsarIy hng bastHon %
four hundred boiomsn transporting
+ AFmnaldo's properly over mountains
together win hs private scJre.ar-, and
seven ufncerf
/ Noung win Third Datalr1. ana Has.
orH Marabtes scouts followed by O.
|ancr W battalion. Tweniy-tecarl In
fanifF eas.nr behind all transportation
pushing 'If 1n san Jose Tlpan. ga~
quentin and Mayur where inaarceots
Supply iwff Naa captured. s.eur-nr
several thousand pounds 70 rice
oar troops have fuHDroa l-s.t harg.
service. bl' are reported .- ,arefnt corn.
u'Non ana 'rrIi- The enterprise and
indom.iah'e VII displayed us onicers
never NcsDod
lsirned1 OTIS
The spelling ~ name. ~ toers .a above
an riFrn lu thc Iafle Hsuat.h A.
tfr American forces have .ow r.arheI
point the man. of vhI.f .rr rs..t.ir.'.
imperfect tnn asr d.rIffn,.t .r.r.. ta
fhe t.7i .f OBJ, sable
Msnia NoF i7 -Gsr,ra Foans sua.
posed fH flts rsa,nrf San N.eraIas.
tnD. thirty m .n sast of plraran. huf
h war.lt are far bsllrI
Colonel liay" taf tn..ref Ae.Ir.
t.Il ..rfIftrs .rG Ma..r ....r.n O..
Iu tauaaenar. with ar n.ut ut I-
bn.amfn. un f. HaY 90 ffs rr.t.n.. of
Nuftl N.elvl
' o' '"@' ..'-H''-' .l4 hf
escaped
rt, ,.....,,..-,.. - ... ......,
Prstr with General YolrE tslsrra phr
f-.u 81. r... p.t Ar.....t. a.s ..t
Is.,.-. .o t,. .o-ft.,., tf. .-f t..
army tr. .4r-..p.ng.r. ..s .r. ,,-.
rounded U. art orders f.. f-. rusIoa
commander 90 SIM 5.ss e.-r q, fsi1
. San Jose and g.0rf.reIl. .t add costa
Tho recent encounter. u.-s ta. once
j ,Idsi to D., .aUe.l hrht
, Tho .r.urrsat, .ro mr-faU. .frsil ~
% fhe American. however ftr.nF fh-.r n1.
/ r.uor
Fht4 mako .af nr.. aHl l..li. re-
. tHtar.' aul r4n wn'u tn. Terrible Amrrf
q nn f'i r'a.hf. ihe.r e.r. sNher'upoa
enc Am.r f''Hs hn rI .IHy
'ntrs
The moral tne.i ihat '" r," 'nat f'-
no iroops uro on 'hc H.t h'-' flf 81
tnuH'st'"uahi3 W'ai
fh' Insurgents ar' HNf'n"t m" from
d.t'af" ihan me American. OWNS @" poor
food Ia.k Oi medicine. -Hl h'hy nosp'.
tair N.ih th. r'.ut Htf 'rtt 10 Freai
! moffa. Sd HmorE tIcn. General IaWtuH
ttH rtsr.spt"a Cd Telegram 'r,m a1 insnr.
sert .aptaIa 90 O. FlIpa' F'nf'f. r'ar.
y iioU Foo 500 blaine ne f'- -etrsstina
; NH'r "nIF Twelve of Ht Hfnptns were
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-14

weatherford Firm Ashs Far Receiver
An Grew. Appointed.

Weaiherford Tirm Asks Tar Receiver
an Crew Appointed.
a receiver has been appointed for
Abe rarmers Hardware COMPANY. ~
Weathesford A. a. Crews. a. this
city was appaiA led. The liabilities
are in the ncighborhood of sl NJ 900, di-
vided among Acms In Kansas City and
81 Louis. The company Be- a corpora.
tion.
Mr. S = Price. receiver OF ihe land
Office in this city is one % the pr nci-
pal utCckholdcrs. -Oklahcma city
Times Journal
washmr7on. NOV 90 I'M, prevl,rt
today appointed FIRST 4. .u.nln, s.-
vens. fourth caSsLvs. % 'lfiAIn. tnl
sla,ssitns gnari lnlaHter. vi.. CIptn b.
Howard. recently KILLED n ths Phhp-
plnoe Lieutenant s.avtus was gradu-
ats-l for thc military academy ana
gppo.nted 60 the nrst cavalry u June.
1857
Halifax Is s. ". Nox 3-A h,asy
snow and -aln storm accompanied So
gales ~ wni, causing Icfa pf uf' ana
dasnaEo to shipping. prevails r IHa mare
time province and NowfoardIllf iH-
patch from pari Hood cap, pn,fon. ,ay.
that one nsh.ng boat waa tWfwp'I ~
me northern entrance ana tlat anut aer
boat is uisfnv 10 is pofrlbis iaat 90
i'as, a dozen rous hese nsrslsi.
Washington Soy ig-Thc rrpI e.. oi tha
Europcsn nations utorestod DOB DhIna. q.
the request of he state department. f0. f
formal unlsrtukn to preserve fh. ops
door in tho East trc not eNreD.f .fl flr ery.
erm weeks irlsmuch as thr ,Nehause
are not tlUug place in WathIHeton hat a'
thc various European cap alf NJ D.
Erncst Smith. stated that enc u,.awaf
st Paul Nov ia "A ra Crosse. Wis
spccial save Waite rsne lumber man.
ufawures have agreed upon "a uniform
make up 900 pri,aa Co take sne-t a.
once Tho advance ia 90 cents per lo9'
in some grades of Dimensions ana 81 %
Thousand on some srades af lppcrH
Notice id e ven ihat au grAdrf NOR adj
Yancad van be shortly
Gao from nciolr. tnls county sHFf tha
ou sunday fhe three sons oi Mrs Kate
orr aged s s. and years. We're burned
70 death n "a nre which or.eIn.lfei ir
a.. e home The mother q " dow wal
way at tnc time Tho boss were IN
charge thtr mani moihfr wh
however e.capel anhatmed
MuaefHa. slime Nov 81 a Nluo
Moui is. ia ths loarual a's All
frew Davis Jr, nephew oi ihe ie''
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nwlfs celel rated fnortfV ef arc
InlL only hY n. n. lLlllA a Cn.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-12-15
81 CASE,

At the close OF the Mexican war and
after the annexation OF California. New
Mexico and Arizona to the United States,
the Apache, Navajo and other Indian
tribes reyolted and opposed the govern.
msnt. No n suggested that the gov.
ernment OF the annexed territories
should be given over TO the Indians.
They are fully as capable OF governing a
country as the Tsgals OF Luzon. The
United States would put itself In a re-.
markedly humiliating position II the
democratic plan was carried out. The
Philippines was acquired by conquest
and purchase from Spain, exactly rs
New Mexico and California was acquired
from Mexico. One OF the numerous
tribes on the island OF Luz ~ rsvolts and
engages In open war with the United
States. and the democratic party OF the
United States wants this country TO sub
NIT to that tribe aud withdraw It's forces.
The resolutions introduced yesterday In
the house OF repre- ,entatiyes show the
desperate straits to which the democrats
are reduced. They would disgrace the
brave deeds OF the army and navy OF the
Uuited States In a war for the benefit Of
ciyiliz alton.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-12-15

sea forces, provided the independent
government agrees to refund the 800
100000 paid the United States to Spain,
and TO give US suitable naval and coaling
stations and grant In perpetuity free &C.
cess to their ports. Another section
pledges our friendly assistance and also
pledges against foreign interferences or
aggression for ten years, during which
time the foreign affairs Of Island will be
under American control.
The other resolution asks for inf0r-
nation relative 10 the conclusion OF o
treaty with Sultan Jolo and provides for
an inquiry by the Judiciary committee
whether the constitutional provisions
against slavery and statutory provisions
against polygamy apply to the sulu
people.
Ia these resolutions the democrats
show their position. They would pull
down the American flag In the Philip
pines and reward the insurgents who at
tackled the American troops. Congress
will no doubt promptly reject the reso
lutlons. The action OF the democrats Ia
In line with their settled policy to oppose
any and everything beneficial TO the ma
tim
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-12-15
NAVIGATION OF RIvsRs.

Before the building OF railroads the
navigation OF rivers was OF importance
In the United States. At present, river
navigation Is almost obsolete. The Mis-
sissippi costs more each year than 1t is
worth a. q ~navisable stream. No boats
now ply on the Missouri. The fiction re-
gsrding the navigation OF the Rio Grande
being valuable was long since exploded.
The Rio Grsnde Is a nuisance except for
irrigation purposes. Near the mouth OF
the stream light draft boats can navigate.
aud 1t is true that Gen. Taylor fsrried
his ( oops across when he invaded Mex
leo. The fact that he did 10 is poor
argument against the use OF the water
OF this stream for irrigating the waste
places along its arid banks.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-12-15
KEEP YOUR BLOOD CLEAN
III, s, KNIGHT

Will pay the highest prices for second
hand furniture. Am agent for j. B. Colt
u Co a celebrated Criterion Acetylene
u generators. Have for sale three
show cases. stock OF millinery and
'oys. small boiler. ane old oak
'oiling top desk and leather back
hair; new and complete fixtures for an
elegant restaurant, bsst location In city
beautiful homes or real estate In any
part Of city; horses, bugRies, Surveys,
phaetons, pianos. bar fixtures, two fine
billiard and pool tables; q complete
BOWLING alley; and other articles too
numerous to mention. Will trade or sell
800 acres OF cultivated land near River
'ide. Cal. have a large store on Rail
road eau for rent, etc.
make q speciality OF anction sales.
FOR q small commission will attend TO
my business you wish to transact. Have
lOmes special bargains In real estate.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-12-15
AT "a MAZE

The finest stock OF mems gloves aud
mitts TO be found In Albuquerque has
just arrived. The quality cannot be beat,
nor the price equslled.
Mems Jersey gloves, Is and 30 cents;
mems lined fur top kid gloves, 30 and 20
cents; mems lined mittene, 90 cents;
heavy knit back, hOrse-hide palm, lined
mitts, % cents; mems lined, fur back
mits. 90 and 70 cents; heavy lined. long
fur back, buckskin palm, ~gsuntlets, $l.6O
and $l.7b; soft. pliable, asbestos tanned,
horse hide gauntlets. double riyeted
palms, $l,25. Ia fact anything you
want from 25 cents 10 $l.6b, Railroad
mems gloves a speciality
THE NAZE,
WIN. KIEKE. Proprietor.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-12-15

The Presbyterians OF New Mexico will
establish a weekly newspaper at Las
Vegas. The standing committee OF the
synod having charge OF the publication
Is composed Of Rev. Norman Skinner,
Rev. T. @. Bsattie, Rev. Jose liner Psrss.
Klder Manuel Madrid. All communics.
tions and remittances should be sd-
dressed to Rev. Norman Skinner. East
Las Vegas.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-12-15
Smokeless powder loaded shells
6sc. Donahue Hardware Co.

MsDicuring sets, toilet sets. baby sets,
gents travelling sets, combs and brushes.
beautiful Hmss presents at Rupees,
prescription druggist.
Our store will be open for business
each evening. beginning Wednesday,
December IL. till Christmas. h. Ilfeld
Il Co.
Mexican drawn work In great variety,
just the thing for nice Christmas pres.
ents. Albert Faber, Grant building.
Ladies' kid gloves, every pair guar.
snteed, 81 90 per pair. ROsenwsld Bros.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-12-15
Ieuuty i. Hood p.ep.

Clean blood means a c.cun skin. No
,eauty without u. Cascarcts, Candy Cathar.
SIC clean your u,ood and keep it clean, by
stirring up the lazy liver and driving all i'm.
purities from the body. Begin to-day to
Danish pimples,. boils, blotches, blackheads.
and that slckly bilious complexion by taking
Casearets, --beauty for ten cents. All drug,
glsts, satisfaction guaranteed. l0c, 25c, soc.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-12-15

Miss Annie X. Cumming, Tyre, Mich
says, III suffered u long time from dys.
pepsia; lost flesh and became very weak.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure completely cured
me" 1t digests what you eat and cure.
all forms OF stomach trouble. II ueypr
fslls 10 give immediate relief In the
Voia a case. Berry Drug Co.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-12-15
DEMoURArs FAyJR FILIpIsos

Two joint resolutions were introduced
In the house Of representatives yesterday
by Representative Williams. Mississippi.
which are the result OF q consultation
among the democratic leaders OF the
house and are understood TO be express
sive OF their general position on the
Philippines.
The first resolution declares the inten.
tion to recognize the Independence OF
the Filipinos and withdraw our land and
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-12-15
Lutheran Church bazaar.

On Tuesday, December 18Th, the ladies
OF the German Lutheran church will
give q bazaar In tho vacant store room
adjoining the dry goods store OF b. HELD
Il Co, where everything wanted for hOl
iday presents can be purchased. The
German ladies are hard ~ work perfect
ing oil arrangements. aud their b. Zaar
will be something nice 10 behold.