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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-02
MUTiNy ON THE SEA,
The Chase for Cape Mons Gold the
Moving Cause Tor Several
Hpa Scraps,

Nm VmDeipoo, Sept Db~--1'llo Htenlip
", banlOn Apivyed llapa t0dny from
Htl0vtn YIN Onpa Nome The BnInOn
lAft lDis port Inst Juno having Ol
bomd q number Of NnRltHh md Amevi'
onl mining experts md Russian mllIl-
evs, employees Dr thp Reconsideration
synltnntn, which Ind Nh imperial oOlls
pnssiOD tO mjnn for gold nlODg The
nOnAl NJ kilmvih When Aihnvln wnH
venehed Dppblo npOso bolwenn Tho
NnssinnR Oh tho ono llnDd md tbA
AmavidmDs md gDElish Oh llln other
While lh0 nnnstnus were nHlnol ouo
ntRht uapIDin JOhnHn londed ilp
summon Tor l)ape Nome, Before Vim
NusHlhl,s knew whore They were ROtnR
lllA yHs4nl WIN under Tho American
hNR wi Gnpo Nome, Tha Russians do.
mnndDd tIlnt They bn yntIvDod NJ W.
bnvtm Colonel j1ynns, n United Etatas
lronsuyy OflGiAl, WIN dDinll0d 10 w ~
bOnVd tlA HnnO0 w son lllht tho NuBp
slams committed 40 Oynvt Ogt, Tho
AnApi0M mining ADgln0prs p0IDninnd
NJ Nome W N 0IlnvRod tlnt WllpD lIle
hniD0n HgniD touched " htbaptan pOrt
Tho Russians, despite tllo presence ~
Colonel Evnls, looted tho HAnOa Of lfa
GnpgO, consisting W mining mn0hiua
evy, provisions md 100000 In gold,
George ID, Roberta, who WIN MI thn
bend Df tho GxINdiftOn, Was dislns
nliDnd 10 milk fOdny about Tim pkpndis
Hon Un aaid lint il0 md INV pMty
Ind Experienced h grpnf daAl III WoH.
bio, tllnt involved lMRn Wiyate iniar,
eslt md might result IN international
complications Another member Df
tIlN expedition Wld iln hninDA's DipI
wODld nO1t tie EDlgiph mMnbVr vi
tha syndiGnlA u quarter OfA million
llllaYA. L-
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-02
Tv Withdraw TpDDDs,

Shenandoah, Ino Sept, sDara1'lle only
Incident OF my Importance here tOdhy
WIN tln conferences between HeneTal
Goblin, Sheriff 1'0ole and representa-
lives III the Minis operations relative 10
" withdrawal " the troops, Tlie
Meeting WnH held NJ tllo solicitation of
General uobin, wine anid he did not
believe llle presence ~ troops Doo6Ha
sipy, since there Nv absolutely no In
dIontiOnH Of violence On the aipiknpa'
pnrt, particularly IN tllla district Nv
completely lied llp, Opinion WIZ d.
yidod I'M 10 whether Tho troops should
bo ordered home op kept here a few
days longer, ~ WIS decided 10 leaye
III 10 Sheriff TOole tO dsoide. Toole
WIZ unwilling w assume llle paallOnslr
biltly, md tOld lle Associated Press
correspondent thni tlle mnftep WnA In
tln hnndH NJ General Goblin, HE
general BAid there WDs M negaHsIty YOp
Keeping Aleh A large body ~ troops
here, md ilnt ho hnd decided III send
ono regiment nWhy Oh Monday,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-02
Address nv UDitaA MinH WOphaps,

H@ernntOn Aapn sD44-An Address was
lssiad tonight from the haad1Harlera
~ district M, l NJ The tiifed Mine
Workers In which Tho Ieadevs Aayi
nWe, tte aA0eutiye b0nrd M dislvlst
No Il UnitAd Mim Workers M
Amertna, lnying a0en reports In Tho
public pvnrs tIHt fia q0pl eombine
Ind dGel1M ~ Hiva nn MlyWiae M ton
nor 1ent IN Wnsps md Oli MI W0rk, md
wlaiWH Nj Mtil0 tho afrihG IN lint
bHsis, dnaiW t HfGfe thnt WI iiayn nat
mNatynd my WOpNslf Whatever,
md warn NIL mtuG workers. Aaainst NJ
turning IN work nld0p my condition
whiah InEy be 0fYNrAd nnIasH stell M
tiOp tM feHidad In n convention MI reps
voseutAttyes NJ MI anthracite miners,
our opinion in MHa Hnah mn advance
ba offered, III that " VIII MOI be sHnis
eient NJ Mud tho strika, I'M fhG advance
eagn0t M G0uvHfad IN MI wHrk I'm
tiM dtstrtHt bNaHuM Thorn IN Hnf n
fKAd WfGa ON HDah Kind M WaFk, tbe
prtM fMtng fxed nv tla MINI framaH
aftsy TIM work hss heeH d0net"
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-02
First Publication Nupt, IA, lutOrn4t
ALIAS AuMMCNh,

N aTllIl, nlAynlnr nDlhT On. TIM
: Seventh JtlululM ntHlplul III tlin ktAte 0f
Montana IN hnn TOR tle County III YAllOWR
HiQln,
ns |es"'1 l.tl'a s@a"S|gs llHSs' tvNhdtNRsss"
Tlln hlnlp Of Montana apndA uppetlnN I'D
tle nboyespnmpd defendant,
You lpn llnpnby summoned tp lllBWeI tlN
complaint IN tlllB notion which IA blAN In
lla 0Illln VI hin nlppi Of lhlH nDlpt, ann MI
llp your aiHwnp, luld Hprya u plpy llnrepf
ypOI tla plHlniIlf'p attorney Within twenty
dlks afteI liu Hervlnn Ut fills summons, Vii
0lllaivp nj tlla aap 0f %pepylaaI md HI pASe Of
ggYAp lMllIrn W. lBluar Dp lllHWHgl lldHlli4thl'
VIII VI, tAhnll AAnlnAl Won Dy default, fDv Nh
vellet dnllpldnl III illp complaint,
TIla Hhln IinllDn N brDnAllt ,tO obtain \
dn0rAa III 1lyDr1p dlHAOlylllu thu bDndA. Ill
tnAtflt1OnK INV nkistlhH bptWual tlha plAtts
WI. md defendant upon The ground lllkl tRe
defendant voluntarily and WiIfullE. md
plnlnllK o0 tla 4gIh diva, NJ August, i6ty Blld
aver llnne alld WILL continues I'D yOliltArllt1
Yllfllly md without uplpp DESERT niId ,AhBlls
don Enid llplptilf, and iOp tle, custody and
r0n!lnl !Df. !t,pip three mlnOg. glllldveDl HAlilQa
W. lgalh Mng, nnnd seven, TlOInAa, Howard,
'04'1 s w. '''A ~. <, %PlTlSfnst ,,p0pNIs,,A
~ ", dOap, Attorney fOp plalntIf,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-02
MR. BRYAN CLOSES
HIS inWp signing WDnr IN HOuii, DnItDtA,
Aberdeen Iha Jumping paint,

Vls 'NNDV nAhlUN VUhF w nnu'H UNNUNH
Abudmn Nh jDmpIng PAIN.
Abppdonn, ", ~, Sept, Db~-tjOl,
Wtllinm j, l,rynD completed his tom
VI south DnkOln MI thta plneo tonight,
Ito arrived here M 800 AMI I'M
madintaly vApntpod 10 tlle speaking
place lnW tho corn pAlne0, where he
Wna mot by ono Of the largest WOWdH
tlnt have greeted him during tlle
enmpnign
The day Ind boon u very busy oua
but the dem0mnile candidate has well
dom appeared 10 better advantage,
IIa WINS IN excellent yoiGD aDd spoke
with diaIinetneHs and grR0n. During
tha dry Bryan tayolNd 700 miles and
made allnOFt u dozen speeches, Tie
began Tho day with thvee1minnlo
speeches mi IglA Point mld llo npat
speech ~ length VIM lna1o NJ yanks
ton Ito made long speeches M Scots
lind, Mitchell, WOOnAOghot, Huron,
N0ddetd and Abepdoen, 1ho crowds
were good w MI places At which llle
pppty stoppol,. onpaolally 40 ~ tlis
point and III Mitchell, Iime, and nlpo
III most OF the towns Tho meetings
wore held IN Iho open MR. Iris,
while convenient for towns people,
proved 1Dttn u Inv on bpyaD'a strength
NV WplI nv consuming much time, The
dry WIN idoDl fW outdoor apoaldng,
tl,e Weather being IN mnvhed contrast
with tllnt NJ yesterday, A noticeable
fentnvo NJ lllo meetings Wns lh0 dtAs
plny M flags, Those were eninll IN
stNo, bpf nrnrIy nynpybDdy mupled one,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-02
End NOT IN SIGHT
strike Situation in bhe Anthracite
Regions IL Apparently
Unchanged,
NElTHER SIDE YIELDS


ItayeltOn, lA,, hnpt, 9DHn'iWe Wa
closing the mines md awaiting daa
velOmnnnts,u WAs NIL lhat President
Mitchell III tho United Mine Workers
would my when nHAad NJ he had pap
eelyed my information from New
York Or elsewhere 0f tho efforts Oh the
operators III settle tho strike, AL
Though he automatically avhded the
question, N IA generally regarded here
Tint President MITCHELL IN kept advised
VI Tho proHpaas Oh Tho negotiations "
thD ID pop cent ndyhlgo hAs BEEN fully
nRpond upon N llnH nDt No TAR IN nAIl
bN lenpned been oIfepnd 10 any OF Tho
workers Df Tho anthracite region,
Taking Mr., MltohallA statement That
" 10 p0p ennt advance would not be
satisfactory M an Indication Tint II
would not DO accepted by Tho Hnltad
Mine Workers, III IN tl0ught IN SOME
nlnpIers llore tlnt there would DO n
bppnE IN thU lDlkH VI tho strikers
which NJ world Do difficult III STOP
should thp Offer tD their employees be
made by lhe operators, TN Tho either
hand, pIpslnonl Mitchell mud hin o0ln
longlieA nre positive In asserting their
belief that iha men now Idle viii not
wnyav and tlnt ,thny would stnnd TO-.
Relhep until the Joint convention Oh
tho three anthracite districts called
Tie strike OH,
Tllo entire lehlHh Valley WAN about
IN quiet today HI II possibly could De,
Rain IN fnllinR here tonight, Tle
anme number On COllieplnH were works
ins M were IN operation yesterday,
Doth sides lO ihe contest olnlln aooear
4lona 10 their mnlsH In Tho Haselton
district,
Presidents Mitchell anid TO q reporter
for tlla Associated Press today that
hiA !u!nRpnm w the soft e0nl region OF
CenlTM Pennsylvania Requesting mine
workers there n0t 10 load D0al oapa
which nva destined Tor Tho anthracite
eOnl mnphet hnA Ind tIe desired effect,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-02
ORDINANCE NO, lBU,

An OrAthAHph tavktnE and Assessing Iases
NJ pAS tnr Building ANh hepaIrihR siaau
WalhM
Do l~t0p1hlned by tho city council 0f the
City ~ DilliHgsl
sah b That special taKes 10 pay for
building new sidewalks In Tho City Of
billings. be and the same are hereby
levied and assessed upon the relieving
described lots and tho owners thereof 10
Tho amount oil Tho respective snms oi
money rob opposite 10 and levied upon
aagh lot, t0sWitI
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-02
HIS HAT E~VAp0RATED
#.5 @NH0"" @asA@lHa@H4R -
BRYAM,6 eHINsMuRIe TOO MUCH FOR
HIG HEAD GEAR,
aHsEEag=EEMHHH .- @
The RsdsRIvef Valley Pl0wed and Har'
rowed by 4 Discharge Of
Dsmo.pop 0ratory,

GpoohatOn, MIMI Sept. ap~-Bvyan
explored tho valley Of the llol river
Of the north tln vapaing this pleh agpia
cultural section from Wnlpnton w
dpAftOn and turning bnah from apnfs
ton w Grand Forks, Then Htaptnd oneIs
WIND md pea9had tllis plD0N WI Ttib
O'Clock tDnighL Iio mndo nine
speeches aAain t0dny md aayeral 0f
them were more lhM nn hour la
length, The first stop OF the dry WIS
made MI the little Town 0t ttGnihnHon,
md from Tint point DD there wna
Apanking MI Intervals throughout Tho
entire day and until almost 10 o'olook
tonight
Between Grafton and Grand Forks
some one carried 0fY ijpynn's bost bnt
@~Wasnmnbly fOp n souvenir IN W.
spouse 10 n question IN regard w lll0
a~dviaability OF arbitration Nv lhe
meaIH Of settling the strike In thn nll'
thpAnila npnl Nagl0ny Bryan mid today
nApbitgnti0D Nv tlV only jnat and
equitable mems of adjusting disputes
between corporate employers md
their employees, While arbitration IN
usually asked by Ihe employees, VI
0nght 10 be a0neptnblN NJ Tho employ
ovH " they bnliayo they nva lpontlng
fine miners fniply, and VI onRht Ia LN
demanded by the public generally, bos
oalsn every ppant strike atroolp lhp
public nt largo even more than N dnoH
either Tho employers ~ tho ompl0y0a,
ThOAa who pofuHa arbitration aorIfonA
thnt they me net prepared tO Hnbnit
Iheip arguments IN nn Impartial tplbuH
nal"
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-02
NOISY AND IMPARTIAL,
A aODparrllnlm NpDWn HnpJr Feeling
Enough 10 ADDlnDd hnbnyh

A IOOpmmU n,m Npown GnmJr Feeling
Enough 10 AppinDd hnbnyN
Nav York, sept aB~#Goopap Union
WIS not lnpgn enough w hold thn
crowd which Wns attracted W wv doors
w attend tho meeting NJ lho mtisinlp
pnrtAlist lNnRno NJ New York. The
crowd WNR n noisy ono md before ila
Meeting WIN mllpd IN Ordnv nhNape1
fOp MCKINLEY, fDp Bryan, for nlll0
fnll dinner pail," and fOv Dabs, 0npl
RnhnpN WIN received with n fumulf NJ
nhnNrR HvnaHt N, Crosby llen inyOp
dnnnd lhn npAt AponA1p NJ the evening,
Ansm Phelps RtOkns, who aaid IN
Wptt nWA mn mel tonight w protest
agninst the yiDlnttm OF Tho aOnHtilnp
ZION md tO d|isasHonintA ourselves from
observation-disclosures All Of TN who hnyn
given hOHfnRns W poslnvtty, wish 10
hnyn Tho institutions Of onv ooDnlvy
WimpnivAd, Va nrA m0nRad now
WlNn lbos0 with hviof authority nvN
trying w bpnOmp pivntnH md Nmp0vorH
Of territory, Tho result NJ fOpnigD
conquest w llln gnin Of ii rnw md IhA
dpgpH1ntiM NJ lln pADplG VhN hnpdNp
Tho lnbOvnp WORKS lhN better plpnHA1
mo Tim m0@nOpOliEls Thn WllpinO
Wnv III TIM gvNatNst folly M my ndmin
isUDfinM Wa VIII fail w wiz should
gnin Tho WIZ WI pnlupt make niti'
NonH Of Tho WliptnOs without harm ~
OnrAnlynH, md WI nMl never mike
thpm %'sUbjeNtHn pnvl RnIlnvN Wns IN,
U0duRad and WIS given another lsW
M DUU)DIHa,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-02
MIGHT HAVE WAITED,
Prominent 1nukW ulW MnD saHAp Dantb
LnLn In Llknl

5 "'H ~ 9Hs"
Philndnlphin, Hapl, pHrr~Josinll u,
AdnDlh n p@rOnliunnt club mnn md
politician NJ llIs oily, committed sHis
hide M " fashionable hotel tn thn pells
TIM M tIlis .aity tOdny, lliH WIFE was
W M adloiulng room ,,l wlan me n'ad
rnaFOD fv her husband W hRyA taken
Div lifn Ha lind given no intention
M Hnnh m mol, nor Ind he Iaft my
nOf0 Ia show lint Tho net WIS pro-
madifatah phA aOnple Ind boon lly'
Inv MI I'm l0tAt INV some limo, ME
Adams WIN about wv yAaps w age, md
" ynar aHD WIZ tho nominee ~ Vim ras
publican pavty fr Judge NJ thA M
JMyiW n0llvf M Pennsylvania His
mndidaGy met with w mudh 0lp0ai
lion from Ila. pavty thRt IN Withdrew
from Tho tiAkaf
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-02

On tha 10Th III December, 1902, ltnv,
y, A, ngnabOe, upstap N, w. CHURCH,
South, pt,p leaAanL W, VAp oOnhrloIed Il
severe cold WhlGl WnE attended from
the beglnplDH by Violent coughing, lte
saysI VnAftnI TeAOytlna No II. number I'D
s0s0alIea' speoltloe,' usllally Kept. In lho
hOlsn, M no pnpp0Hn, pupnhuH0d "
bottle NJ Ohlmbppllln'A Cough Remedy,
which acted like y 0b9rgm IlnDaL. nhpers
fully, @pagmHland " t0 tbe public" lfov
HAlA by DhAppln Drug Go,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-02
A aOOd IMpulsa,

Shenandoah, Pn,, Ropt, pHr-hhepifv
TOpla t0dny nalne from pOttsville md
held n lengthy conference with Nnng
epnl Goblin ut tho lnttap'R headguavts
apH, Ilis visit ts mid W hnyo boon
0nnsn ny The reports thAt The strike
WIS approaching n settlement While
nothing p0nld ba lonWod on what WIS
tnnm0lod during thA consultation W
N understood thnt the general md tlle
RhpotH discussed thN question NJ pea
moving tIjA lpDDUR, M
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-02
A yllOnANna VOnHnNA

Gould. DOt akpyesV tle yaptym NJ
a 1Gsa' d. = n| Eg;.'f NV. \ b,.arssy,",,sye ' 1S,sa
,nv NJ hnaki1g aOpah tlAl tm Wnly
f aY,ls, Y XIV sao9 , ~, nnv WI .i.J Da'n Y |. ny
ISs "s, tbrnousb ' T",y"s, n@ N'G y% KInsssyss
s |,s,,,, R,.e y Xxx h s1M,1p G,.st !" (, ' I',,s q,
Prize 6Dg md w. TrfM bottls firm M
UhNpple'e drug Nt0re,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-02

NJ wish IN nxprsHs my thNpks. NJ Win
oceaI s,su aeg' pla II Iey%Ss,d d," ios XXX, has,
m!esdIelas,' sggs W. N, hs~slnaiE II
tb0HsFnds NJ mothevs wi0as children
t.,y essp sssis,f a9 ,a,. ...ss.* x q ds ,nssi
g!s0 fesl thsnkfuL His Tor sHls by
nhSppls pyNg Dn
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-02

V0p aviden0D that Will eOnvl0t AN
person on persons fOI breaking d0Wn
my fAnoaH, leaving HAlus Open md lets
tinH stock out Op or driving my 0f nv
aiook from my OF my fields, stOoh
brnndeh dp connected,
lOatf tlnnrnn pIpvje,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-02
rive Killed, Ons WDnnap,l,

Tnmpa, Fla, sept, sp~-Last nisAt
Y duel growing 0nt Of p0llties, HON
DArnett and Edward stamford WSlS|
Charles Barnett was aeFl0ualy|
WOnnhed,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-02
Martinique CHASE,


Hsf w " WH0VW WFPvVsFsvWf
WashinRtOM hapf, 2Rs~-TIM WIN da,
mvthufnt hHs received tlM following
mblagram from UanevNl Macarthur
nMHDtth kApE M, M AdjHtNnf ftenr
fral, WgFhiDgtAnt CAPTAIN DavarHUx
Shields with fftyr0ua MN NJ company
W aNfh MEimADt Unitad States VOL
HNfhHv infantry and 0pA h0spitHl corps
IAf kNfR Grim M~Hgindugne,. ny tbe
gHnplHf VllAI0hOs TN. T0rpit0A iNr
tending IN return overland M SANTA
TrH2, Have hAHFd Nothing siHGe from
EbteldE Wpefa IN seaFRely my daHbt
That He entire mrfg waE eAptHrad
with many Killed Hnd wounded,
ti9p sept ky latter from thu command
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-02
I'M hlnIln INN,

Alter exposure ~ When gDp fool n cold
coming on, nike U dose NJ NOley'a Honey
and v0v,, w npyev lglIH tO SOP u cold n
taken In lltlDa, TnAn nothing nlpp,
Holmes NJ d0lhDnn
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-02
Here's ID III. Lna,

Washington, Sept. aDa.4The nenIti
bureau has announced Tho pOpnlAti6
81 ~, Joseph, Mo. to he l0a, pfO, NJ
increase " DB,Bl pr cent KnDxylil4
Tenn, D,Nuf,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-02

Iha editor NJ TIM F0rdvllIe, kyu Mins|
pellpneAua, writer NV u p0stsoflp4 W N
DnAlne6s letter. " .wAH cured. oh kldnek
sIonble by latlnR pOley's Kidney Cure
Holmes W Calhoun,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-02

. Beer 4, That Bpeqial taxes 10. my for
yepalpina, Sidewalks In the city pf BILLINGS
be, ana We same, APa hereby leylad and
naaeased upon the following described
let's and th6 owners thereof t0tha amount
pct opposite 10 and levied upon each lot,
tDHWIIi T'
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-02

HrasN Family Ap0pes a '~pONahdOwn.
London, hapt, pD@@A Alderman Prank
Green was formally elected lord mAyot|
At Guild hall.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-27

Ice Cream Freezers-White
Mountain, Lightning, and the
Wonder five minute freezer, best
in the world. Will sell at ac-
tual cost, too many in stock.
Donahoe Hardware Company.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-27

Bigger stock than ever at Hawley'i
on the Corner.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-27
CITY NEW S.

MIX Drinkers. Try Matthews Jersey
milk. ~
Lowest prices In furniture to July l.
o. w. Strong.
The largest line Of all kinds and
styles OF carpets TO be found only at
Albert Faber's, Grant building.
We viii sell from the Futrelle stock.
until the first, regardless OF cost. J.
o. Gideon, 2l5 South First street.
Buy the Black Cat hose II you want
hose that will not crock nor stain youl
feet this hot weather. All sizes for wo'
men or children. 3. HELD & co.
II you are dissatisfied in any way
with your present grocery man and arr
thinking OF changing, consult US. w,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-27
AU CTl0 N,
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, Al 1850


Corner Fifth street ana Marquette
avenue, at the home OF J. A. Johnson,
/ will sell at public auction all OF the
furnishings of his hye-room house, con-
sisung OF miscellaneous articles. kitch-
en- utensils, cook stove, ~gacoline stove,
refrigerator. two extension tables,
chairs, bed lounge, two bed room sets,
chamber sets, lace curtains and shades.
portieres, Singer sewing machine, ten
fine pictures, bedding, carved cherry
rocker and center table, upholstered
pieces, Our carpets, 7-foot pier glass,
rugs. willow rocker, 500 music box in
perfect order, 20 Jars fruit, homemade,
etc. Mrs. Johnson will be glad 70 have
you can ana inspect furniture Wednes-
day before sale. II. s. KNIGHT,
A~uctioneer.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-27
For Picnic Parties
r DET n O. "a Nos. J3 and 100

will make IL to your advantage to give
us a trial. one trial is all we ask. We
viii do the rest. The Jana Grocery CO.
Marcus Admijo. a Santa Fe Pacific
empIoye. was brought here last night
from Flagstaff and sent this morning
10 his home at Sandoval. Armijo Is a
member Of the section gang, and ac-
cidentally fell upon a spike, striking
his knee cap. In consequence the leg ~
in a pretty a fix. and 1t will be some
time before he returns to work.
Mrs. e. A. Carr, wife OF General Carr,
the well-known retired army officer,
| came in from santa Fe last night II
| continued west to Fort Wingate, where
the general is reported to be quite H.
| lie is suffering with abcess OF the liver.
The Albuquerque Ice Cream Parlor
has been removed to the corner OF
Fourth street me Gold avenue. Ice
cream. cake and lemonade. all for 10
cents. Joseph Newman. proprietor.
Furniture. stoves, ranges. carpets,
mating. llnoleum, tin, glass n gran
tie ware. until the first. regardless OF
cost. j %. Gideon, 215 South First
street. CFutrelle's old stand.)
The Ladies' Aid society of the Lead
Avenue Methodist church wall meet
Thursday afternoon at the church at 3
o'clock. All members are urged to be
present.
Mrs. Matte Lampman, mother OF c.
A. Lampman. painter, arrived this
morning from Marion. Texas, and will
remain here during the summer
months.
For sale cheap-The contents OF an
1S-room rooming house; best location
In city everything new; rents very
low. Apply at 205 south First street
william Kieke Is the new owner Of
the Albuquerque Grocery company
The stock will be moved and be place.
on sale at The Maze.
! Mrs. william Norris and daughter
Mrs. Tingley, left for Topeka, Kans.
this morning, where the latter will un.
dergo an operation.
Regular review OF Alamo Hive, No
1, l.. o. r. NJ. at odd Fellows hal
this evening, June "a, at S o'clock
Nina Corson, r. X.
Jemez Hot Springs stage office, FRS
street stables. Leave Albuquerque
Mondays gLd Fridays at 5 a. m.
The Albright Art Parlors. estab
lished q years. Always the leaders
p No. l1S North Third street.
DO you need a shirt waist7 If 81
attend the special sale OF ladies' shir
waists at the Economist.
Fine watermelons can be purchase
at Fairs meat market. They are KEEP
cold in the refrigerator.
Look into Kllenwort's market o
8 North Third street. He has the nices
fresh meats In the city.
III Copper. tin and galvanized iro
work OF every description. wh!tns
company.
Watermelons kept in the refrigerato
can be found at Fairs meat market.
Window shades In all sizes and col
ors. Albert Faber. Grant building.
Ice cold watermelons. best in tn
market, at Fairs meat market.
Attend special sale OF parasois a
the Economist this week.
Bargains in furniture and househol
goods at o. w. S%trong's.
Watermelons-ice cold-at Farr'
meat market.
Gas nantes. shades and chimney
Whitney Co.
Best goods and cheapest at o. "
X Strong's,
Matthews Jersey milk; try It.
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Every lady ought to buy a silk
waist; look at our show window
for real bargains Leon b..
Stern.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-27

Until July 4rh we are offering
our ladies' silk waists below cos,
Leon b. Stern.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-27
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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-27

COPPER, IIN aud GALVANIZED IRON
work. whitney Company.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-27

GARDEN In several grades, every
grade the BEST ofits kind at whitney Co