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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-16

1t will be seen that the increase for
1893 over 1898 is S1S4,Sss or over Is per
cent, a remarkable showing even for
this era Of prosperity in all branches of
business In fact, the year over which
the increases are made was itself
year Of prosperity until then unequel-
led.
1t Is said that there is no city in the
United States of wheelIng's size, which
contributes nearly SO much revenue to
the Federal treasury.
The thought cannot fail to bob up
that a city which contributes million
a year to the government is deserving
OF good treatment by Congress when its
representative Captain Dovener) and
senator (Mr. Scott at the proper time
push the bill providing for a new and
suitable government building, to re-
place the present Inadequate and anti
uuated structure.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-16
The Rush to Paris.

Mr., H. F. Behrens, the steamship
agent. says the rush to the Paris Ex-
position. which opens April Is and
closes October Is, is so large that tho
oceanic steamship companies will be
unable to handle the traffic, and they
have therefore decided to discontinue
advertising the exposition. WhcelIns
win send several big delegations to
Paris.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-16
Third Church Revival.

Revival services conducted by Rev
DR.. w. A. Williams, began at the Third
Presbyterian church last night, with n
large audience In attendance. The In
terest manifested points to successful
SERVES throughout the week. Two years
ago under Dr. Williams mlnistrations
sixty persons were converted, Com
mencing this afternoon meetings will be
held for the benefit OF children Imme-
dlately after the close OF school.
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Ole gnteILlaeneer
once. % ana q F0urteonth streot.


New bermuda onlOns-Albert Stoke e
'I TRssy'rs Going Observation-Disclosures
oV %lnn mimi New Laurels-GeOrge E. stl'el
e. CO.-Flfth page.
Stocks for Snle-Slmpson & Tatum,
For Rent-Theo W. Fink h Co.
Notlce-wcst Virginia Home for Aged
and FrlcndleSs Women.
10000.
we have IIttcd more thHn twenty
thousand pairs Of Spcctacles, giving us
a record aud experience unequnlled by
any other optlclnn In West virginia,
Satisfaction guaranteed.
JACOB w. GRUBB, Opticlnn.
No, 1906 Market street,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-16

Mary Menjenskic, aged eighteen, Of
Wheeling, both natives of Poland.
James p. Maxwell qualified as ad"
minlstrator of the estate of James P.
o'MalIey; bond. $500, with A. O.
Maxwell, surety.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-16
SpeciaI Barqains IN Trousers
ONE WEEK ONLY, AND MADE
IN ORDER on SHORT NOTICE.

70 ORDER on SRORT NOTICE..
ss.oo-Fine English and French, re-
duced from $1,000.
s7,Oo-Fine English and French, re-
duced from $500.
s6.oo-Fino Domestic, reduced from
$500.
S5.oo-All Wool Domestic, reduced
from $500. At
@. HESS & SONS,
Fashionable TailorB and Furnishers,
1891 and 1898 Market Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-16

DON'T forget to take a few bottles Of
Cooks Imperial Extra Dry Champagne
with you on your summer outings.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-16

Tho Wheeling & Lake Erie viii sell
tickets January 49, II md IS. at re-
duced rates. account the National Re
tall GrocerB' Association.
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Important Notice.

The Musical Doll and Mechanical Pig not having
been called for we have decided to give out as heretofore
several thousand unused coupons still IN our PoSsesso
Two new winning numbers have been supplied in same
manner as before and these will be announced as soon as
our stock of coupons is exhausted coupon with ea0h
fifty-cent purchase-save every one
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-16
STONE q THOMAS.
January
.LINENS......

Extraordinary values Ht
tempting prices will be the
feature Of this weeks sale Of
Linens. ghrowd buyers, on
comparison, will ind that,
quality conSidsred, the Linen
prices here are by far the loYr
est quoted in the city.
DA1rAsKs.
20 styles pure linsn, fun
bleached Table Damasks, "a
inches wide, a great III
value, at yard ......... A4S
e4-inch extra heavy, fun
bleached, pure linen DamaskS,
n a great vRriey Of pref e..
~ patterns, at yard... J1G
50 pieces Of SO inches wide,
heavy Cream Table DAM A.
asks at yard ........ kJG
26 pieces extra heavy quail
ity unbleaehed Table DAM
asks, SOC grade, 2Qo
at yard ............. JUt
% pieces pure linen, extra
heavy unbleached Table IN
DamaSlEs, at yard. 500. 10y
7O-ineh Ane double bleaehed
pure line Table DamaskS,
satin finished, 90
Of yHrd ............... gUG
Extra fine quality Ane double
bleaohed pure linen Table
Damasks, fun two yards wide,
satin finished, Q1n
at yard ............... O1S
TABLE CLOTHS,
Full Bleaehsd Satin Finished
Table Cloths in q handsome
array Of patterns. to be sold
this way:
9 yards long. ......., 41.3e
21S yards long ....ss...S1.A
8 yards long. ......"..SS.4s
TOWELS AND ToWEL1NG.
100 pieces Barasstey Pure
Linen Crash, Sc
at yard ................J G
90 dozen Linen Huek Tow
q: &c, large size, lee
so dozen 22x4o Pure Linen
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Worth Knowing
Worth Telling.
Worth Consideration.

II is well worth every man knowing and boys,
+oo-tbat al unusual sale Of clothing and other
weapabes for the male sex is now going on here.
Not only IS II well worth your knowing but it is par
tculary worthy your consideration II you desire
truly remarkable values or nave an eye lot economy
Hundred. az Mems overcoats discount Of IS cent
hundreds Of Mems discount Of 80 per cent
hundred. Of Boys, Suits discount Of IS per cent
!, cb,Isr.n,s suits at a discount Of 95 per cent
Hundreds Of Boys Top discount Of % cent
hundreds Of crens Refers discount Of IS Per cent
Reasons for these reductions are: We're getting
ready for stock taking and do not intend to carry any
into next season.
MONEY BACK AS USUAL.
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ACOOL MLLION
Is the Amount Contributed By
wheeling, to Unsls Sam in 'ss.
THE INCREASE WAS sIS5Ss6

over the 1ntsrnal- Revenue oOllsc-
lions 'ss-Two-thirds or 1loro Of
the Federal Bsyeuus Of the Entire
STATE Collected from This city-A
Good Argument for a New Govern
msnt Building Hars.
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continues another week. Sell
ing It this season as we never
did before; never had such as
sortments for you to select
from. Every garment offered
was made strictly to our or
der, and are full fashioned,
perfectly sswsd, daintIiy trim
med; In fact, better than home
made, and our early order and
immense purchases enable us
to offer them to you at about
what you would pay for the
material. Prices range As fol-
lows:
Corset Coyers-5c, sc, lac,
26c to 9S.es.
Drawsrs-I4c, csc, 4ec, 76c
to s4.95.
skirts-25c, sec, acc, 75c to
s14s5.
aowns-aSo, sec, acc, 7se to
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Clearance Sale
Dress Goods.
Black Dress G0Ods.


Black 1Eohairs, 40 inches
wide, high lustrs hnish, mover
In the history Of the house did
We sell such quality at az
such a low price per I'd. 10Y
Lot 4e-ineh wide en-
Storm Serge. ivy
Lot Of 4e and 4s-inch wide
all wool figured Black IL
Novelties, dollar goods. Icy
Fine Black cT0ponS and high
class novelties, $500 c1 "a
and $3.50 goods -. &1sOV
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CoIorsd Dress foods.

4o-inch Homsspuns and
Camel Hairs, all wool, ar
soc and soc goods. -. O1G
Polka Dot French FlannslS,
Hello, Red and Node snr
Fast eolors, worth 75c.. JVS
4e-inch Granite Cloth PlaidS,
hobby styles for skirts, Snc
Use goods. .......'..,' OVs
75c figured, striped s0r
and checked novelties. J7s
Dollar and a quarter Ane COW
ert cloths, strictly all Or
wool $500. .......... OJV
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13

kI tsb tl.ls. y Y lssiis s.l'ss.
TeNltrff ~ Wee Mtnifo' ~ shuNn o. he
lne.aasa ne sapel eInsg,sIy nlal n ,hs ed
Dies kfnann and tiled % the nllcc III thr pro.
bate rlefh and en- .OfiiciO recorder vi nefnHlNlu
county, hew heHic9. on the 18Th day 81 May,
Whieh sald deed Of trus, was executed 10 se.
cure Herman hluehefsOf Albuquerque. n NJ
the payment Of one pfumlnanrY NOTE uf QUE
Thousand ~ .ouol dollars. and four several in
tffest notce. each Tor the sum If thirty ltaol
sti COO dollars beise dated NnsemScr Z.
1891, sud payable IN Que year from date uiih
Interest thereon after maturity a. The rate " ~
peL cent per nnnuiri
fof ~ 900, With Interest thefeoa tom Janu.
arf 70, 1900. 10 due and unpaid,
NOW tncfeiolc, on the application ~ willing
~ the leadl holder " said prumissufy note,
and IN accoydancc yith the iellns aud ndl.
~ N me a. trustee. ] do brfeby give notice,
that for paying the principal and Interest ~
The nalu pfUmieuofY note, amounting on the
day Of sale hcgcinaiief mentioned 20 The sum
Lars, and an costs aud expenses attending the
execution 81 sad Trust. including cutt ~ al.
vtuiBlnH sale aud conveyance also The fea-
egrahiq Ices pf the ristce, an alsn relson-
shr sald deed 81 Trust. / wiii on saturday. %.
toher ~, A y. 1900, "a The hour ni 3 u'ciuck
nQqn ~ said DAD a the front door II she post
oilce n She Ciiy Of ihnquetqugt ~ the Cuuu-
vii sell and dispose ui he said her inhei re-
degCIi5gd pfrniaes aud real es's'f, 10 ray sad
indebiednese and expenses atiendln Tie exec
guilon ~ said trust ~ public au ton iuf the
e slshs'' and eeg, Rsiss iRs w sras ia
Albuquerque, New MsElco,
September y, 1000.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13
ENDORSE RODEY.

NOMINATION WE'LL RECEIVED.
From all parts 81 the territory the
New Mexican Is receiving assurances
that the nomination 81 Bernard \. no
doy Tor delegate 10 the Fifty-seventh
congress ls well received by republic
cans especially. ana by all good citl-
gems generally. II n beginning tN be
well understood that Larrazol0. II
elected. would be a bump on a log In
Washington. Whereas Rodey u elected.
land he will bel, VIII be able TO ac-
Complish great good Tor the territory.
and do much toward the obtaining OF
an enabling act Tor New Mexico. With
the help ana support Of leading repub-
leans Of the nation and ~ the terri
tory. and with a republican delegate,
the territory Will be- given statehood;
with I.arraEoio there. statehood will go
A-Eiimmering for another few years.
Voters win remember this on election
day, and Will east ther votes for u, =.
Rodey, never tear.-'New Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13

. gsatlemsa - hlsh lasai as,aAameaas
HE charaeltp u abeve repfoaeh. both IN
bic private and pveiio ufe, Hs is forty
three years % aao. highly educated,
keen witted and an orator Of unexcep-
tlonable ability.
The republican party Of New Mexico
have nothing 10 fear from defeat In
having such an able and accomplished
standard bearer 10 head its ticket a.
Mr. Hodey. lie has been free from all
dissensions which have agitated the
party for the laet several years, and we
feel assured that his candidacy will
heal all the differences now existing In
the party, and the factions viii be uni
ted. New Mexico ought 70 roll up a
majority OF at least thirty-fve hundred
for Mr.. Rodey and elect a republican
legislature BY from 600 10 75o majority.
Santa Re Capital. -.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13

Appointise Omcers- Delegates netavniRE
aud what They say.
In connection with the election Of Of
ncers OF the Grand Lodge OF Odd Fell
lows, made az the meeting held In
Ration, the following were appointed,
w. ". shults Of Las Vegas. grand
conductor
W. a. murphy. Of silver City. grand
guardian.
a. w. Rogers, o. Albuquerque, grand
herald
J. G Farauharson, Of Ration, grand
marshal.
J. s. Madden. OF santa Re. grand
chaplain.
Il. A. sleyster. Of Aibuquerqus. grand
quartermaster
Tee following delegates were on the
train returning from Ration last nigftl
Rev. r. A. simpkins. W. r. Hender-
son and J. e. Spears. OF Gallup. The
two former continued west. but Mr..
Spears remains In the city until this
cveninK.
Frank r. Newton and W. A. Murphy,
OF silver city. Judge w y. Kelly and
william HUT. Of socorro. and A. schey,
Of san Marciai, Hon. w q. Rltch. Of
Andrcas Park.
The southern delegates continued
south 90 their respective homes this
morning
=. Vann. N, g, stevens. u. A. sley-
ser u. y. Rogers and Bmil Mann, who
attended the grand lodge meeting 81
delegates from Albuquerque, also re-
turned home. and each one, In speak
Ing about the meeting. say that ths
good people % Ration extended 60 the
visiting odd Fellows. every courtesy
and made their %. = IN che Gate city
one OF unalloyed pleasure.
Regarding politics Mr. Stevens states
that the nomination OF Judge y. 8
Rodey for delegate 20 congress mel
with universal approval among th'
people OF Ration. and u II his opinion
that he will poll a big vote among th'
democrats OF Ration and COlfax county
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13
rho strausa Orehsatrn.

A cablegram 10 AFR. Rudolph Rron-
Hon announces that Herr 0duard
Strauss and his famous orchestra will
leave Vienna October 7th. reaching
Bremen in time for sailing per steam
er ALTER" on October 9TH. arriving In
New York for the Waldorf Astoria
gala concert and reception, Saturday
evening. October Goth. Arrangements
are now under way for a grand sero-
made 10 be rendered Herr Strauss on
the evening of his arrival. by combin-
cd military bands. under the direction
OF Signor Fanciuili. band master OF the
seyenty-hrs Regiment. N. q. N. Y.
After the concert on Sunday evening.
October 2ist. az the Metropolitan opera
house. the orchestra starts on a hvc
months tour Of the principal cities and
viii be heard here January sth. at the
New Albuquerque thea,er.
u. Bailey. connected with the extrac-
ton department OF the AlbemArle
plant az Bland. left on thiz mornings
train FOR Denver on a thirty daya' va
cation.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13
NEW MEXICO ANTIQUITIES.
They abound Amoag the AEtec Ruins q
the san juan Country.

They Abound Among the Astec Rains o
the san Juan CountFy.
From Pennington Times.
At the date OF this writing the feast
Of san Geronimo and the Taos chrni-
val which follows II are progressing
In one Of the northern tier OF New Mex
loo counties n seems suitable time
TO speak Of some attractions OF the
country. which seem TO be insufficient
" advertised IN this great land % ours.
Europeans make the most of what
ever antiquities their section contains.
~ that every little show place % the
older countries annually attracts it,
crowd OF slghtseera. Here In New Mex
leo we have antiquities which are un-
measurable ny the lapse OF years. Here
we have civilizations which we're prob
ably old when our fOrefathers stained
themselves blue with woad.
The Pueblo OF Taos existed and was
filled with thriving population when
Francisco Vasquex de Coronado march
ed through our southwest $50 years ago.
How long Il had then been standing
none can tell. And Charles n. Lummis
who has made a study o; the ancient
race who people this and other pushloa
declares that II was the ancestors Of
these people who built tie elf dwell
linga OF the Mansou Canon, and whose
successive migrationa have left behind
them such astonishing monuments OF
prehistoric ingenuity az the Chaco
and Aztec ruins. a few years ago.
comparatively speaking, the literary
world was startled by the decipherlng
Of the Babylonlan and Egyptian hero
glyphics. resulting fror, the indefatig-
able labors OF men like Layard. How
marvellously the RACES OF the history
OF the world were altered by these dis
coveries. Xet here ~ New Mexico the
rocks are covered In places by similar
hleroglyphlcs and by picture writings.
all undoubtedly awaiting some later
I.ayard TO reveal their secret history 10
the world. What an opportunity for
the arohaeOlogistl
The rocks also retain evidences Of the
presence In this country OF on earlier.
prlmeval people. six tood. gigantic; RI
valtng the Wild beasts In strength and
savagery. and exceeding them Ia cum
ming.
II these have not sufficient attFae-
tons OF their own. there are ssiil the
nomadic Indian tribes. such as the Ma
vai0s. now rapidly advancing In the
arts Of civilization, going 20 and fro
amongst. and trading with. our own
people. Easily approached and friend
~. their peculiar habits and customs
are laid bare for the inspection OF any.
one. Blanket weavers and silver.
smiths, they offer endless opportunity
for the inauiring and intelligent sight,
seer TO gather AZ the information hs
may desire. All these things are al
least as easily accessible 20 the tonrls
as the MEDIEVAL curious cf Europe
while they possess the added advantage
Of being fresh and unhackneyed. TIT
advantages OF climate may, be super
added to all this. The visitor 20 Oul
territory needs but little protection
from the elements. Should ne ehOos,
10 share In the free. unhampered liz
OF our ranchmen and cOwpunchera h
will ind In restored health and viRo
not the least OF the many pleasures ~
sultlng from a visit 10 New Mexico,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13
LOST ON UTAH DESERT.
Party at g'roHainent Ne. Have Marrow ia
eap. fvom Death.


A dispatch 10 the Chicag0 Chronicle
from Phoenix. A. r.. under date Of oc-
tober Sth. says;
/. y. Hanna, cousin Of Mark Hanna.
aud superintendent OF forest reserves
for Arizona and New Mexico; A. r..
Herman, brother OF Land Commission
or Binger Herman. and w. II. Pierce,
guide. had a thrilling experience and
almost lost their lives on the desert
between the Grand Canyon 81 nee Col
orado and the Utah state line. When
within forty miles OF Lees Ferry they
camped FOR the night and their horses
escaped. Pierce was lost from the
party and after journeylng over burn
ing sands all day, Hanna was 80 eS-
hausted that he could not proceed.
Herman continued his search for water
which he discovered ave miles further
on lie returned with water 20 Hanna,
who was unconscious and almost dead.
on the following day cowboy diacov-
cred Hanna and Herman wandering
a.mlossly about The desert and directed
them 10 their destination, A search
Ing party later found Pierce frantic
with thirst The three men were taken
TO Flagstaff on Saturday.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13
LAsvnoAs.
From she Optic

From the Optic.
A Mexican frelghter. name not learn
ed, 10 reported killed by being crushed
under wagon In the vicinity Of la
Llcndre.
The preliminary hearing In the case
of Mariana saiazar. Cor the killing %
Pablo Lucero sunday, was concluded
before Justice of the Peace J. N. Ta-
foya. saiaxar WIS placed under a
81 900 bond 10 appear before the next
session Of the grand jury.
n. u. Roseberry sold his Railroad
avenue restaurant and lunch counter 10
"a. Hicsonson, on account OF failing
health. and took a train for Denver.
Col Thence he goes 90 Chicago. Gin
cinnati and indianapolis, winding up
his trip at the paternal roof az Bloom
ingtOn. Indiana.
H. A. Nicholas tho One-Armed man.
who was pardoned from the peni,en-
tlary recently. through the influence of
friends In this city, has been heard
from In a Kansas town. lie has sent
daf; 10 his creditors here squaring
his accounts. which n certainly COM
mendable on the part OF Mr.. Nicholas.
n. c. williams. the well borer. came
In from Puerto de Luna. where he has
number % contracts for boring wells.
He has struck water on the fOui n well
contracted for by ~. /. Godenbefg. Of
Puerto de Luna, al a depth OF 100 feet.
and prospects are good for an album
dance OF water IN the well At about this
depth.
Three car loads OF WOOL we're received
by the ArnOt wool securing company
from Albuquerque The company II
now busy securing the wool lately pur-
chased FOR eastern buyers, which con-
slsos OF 100 sacks. The new bagging
mnchine lately put in the plant, which
is managed by Ohe man, can bag moro
in a day than can be secured by the
plant The engine room Ia being paved
with vitrined brick received from the
penitentlary al Santa Fc. Ter cars Of
wool were shipped last week 70 the
/ Boston market.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13
SPANISH mIssIoN ooNFERESoE.
Couf.rsaoe OF Methodist spanish ssisslons
at san Mersial,
EAtorn ni.sni

AfaMNSlg AAAAANAs
san SiaPciai. Oct. 1.-THE conference
OF the New Mexico spanish Mission
opened this morning In the Spanish
church building. Bishop John w Ham
ilson presiding.
About twenty preachers from che
four districts answered 10 the roll call
The new bishop adapts himself very
easily 20 Spanish work. He will preach
Sunday moraing in our large tent, sun
day afternoon he win attend the mem-
orial services In the tent and az night
VIII preach In the church OF the Meth
odist Episcopal south.
Memorial services win be held over
the following named persons Rev. syl-
vester Garcia, Who died In NJ Paso. In
ManCh last. and the body was taken 10
Albuquerque for interment. Rev. +,
&. HARDWOOD win speak on the life and
death Of Mr., Garcia
Manuel Flores. one OF the school boys
OF the Boys Biblical school at Albu-
querque. Will speak on the death Of his
school comrade. Rev. Federico II. Gar
cha. son Of Rev. Sylvester. who died
two days after his fathers death, They
ffNl HlNt ny hthN III NAAANA'N hNAh1ANtEi
itev. l.. Fernandez. OF Tucson. VIII
speak on the death Of Rev. David Al
va, who used to be In the New Mexico
Spanish Mission and died In June IN
Laredo. Texas.
Rev. DionlciO Costales will speak on
the death OF REV. Lorenzo Sanchez. a
local preacher who died az Los Ranches
de los sanohez near solomonville, Ari-
zona.
Rev. Bias Chayez viii speak on the
desth OF Don Jose ~ Apodaca. a local
preacher who died at Palomas IN
March last
Rev. J. p. Sanchez. OF Santa Re. and
presiding elder OF the santa " dia-
triU viii speak on the death of Don
Jose Andres Saia1ar, who died IN odd
Albuquerque last spring.
Rev. PablO Saiazar viii speak OF thu
death Of Mrs Isabel Chavez, who died
at Tseralta only a few weeks ago, AGED
81 years.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Gus MuihOliand. who was down IN
Grant county on some mining PROPOSE
tiona, was here yestarS..y. and return
ed 20 Gallup last night.
Mrs. A. l.. Sumption, OF Los Angeles,
arriving from a visit 10 the City OF
Mexico. was here yesterday She went
west 10 Los Angeles last night.
~. W. Flournoy. the well known
banker. who was called TO Chicago on
important financial matters. IL expect
cd 60 return to the city next Monday.
Theo Muenaterman. the well known
ftailroad avenue shoe dealer. Il the
agent for the celebrated Reed cushion
shoe, whi0h IL a sure guarantee against
eorns. bunions. etc
Hon. n. n. Ferguson. with the dem
ocratic delegate candidate. Hon. o. A.
LA.raEolo, will address the people OF
White oaks tonight. They viii be az
Tularosa on the 18th.
George Cornell. OF Lawrence. Kan
eas, passed through the city last Night
en- route 10 the Philippines where he
VIII for the next three years do SER
vice for Uncle Sam as a member Of the
hospital corps.
Or l., IA. ChamDerlln proposes 70
have big meeting ~ the Rhrinorn here
ON October 18th. lie has sent out 20
che territorial shrineru. 10 be AZ Bal
lat Abayad Temple here on that date,
a very appropriate pamphlet, nicely H.
Illustrated. A warm reception. after ths
visitors have crossed the burning
sands. viii be rendered by the local
lodge
Miss Laura smith Was a passenger tor
heien tius morning.
J. u. Lucas 10 atOpplna az the HoiSl
Highland from i4os Aneelss.
Ths committee Engaged IN raisieg ths
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