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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-01-24

CsrrillOs coal, the best In the west, sold
by ". II, Hahn.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-01-24

Nasal Catarrh qlickly yields TO treat
l.ent by Elys Cream lain, which is agree
bly, aromatic. II is received through tho
.%ostrils, cleanscs and heals the whole sur
500 over which .t I..g8o8 itself. Druggists
arll the zoe. E'a't q iGl si.9 by mail, 10
cents. Test 81 yot o.. SIRE q continue
the treatment.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-01-24

Attend the great muslin underwear
sale at the Economist.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-01-24

How Are Your Kidney.E
Dr. Hobbs sparagus pills cure all Kidney ills. SAM
Ne Tree. Add, sterling Remedy Co, Chicago or N,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-01-24

home. put-dhdnt improve. One day I saw a advertisement Of free samples Of
Aekers English Remedy for Consumption, being given away by our home drug.
gST. Walker & Eaton. got one of these bottles, and 1t relieved me. Then I
bought more of the regular size, and my improvement was continuous, although
slow. My doctors we're astonished and 81 was l. After dark hated to spit
because I was afraid it might be blood, and wanted to know for sure I have
no fear now, for at last am a solid a again. Although one lungi sgone the
Other is as sound as a dollar, and answers as well Is two lungs 50 far a. I can
see. Iwant everyone to know the facts and that is why tell them here"
(Signed) A. II SIMPSON.
that your moneys will be refunded in case of failure. se, SOC and 81 a boue in
United States and canada In England, IS d AS I'd, and IS 6d
We thoGe hd rc guarantee " H. HOOKER & co, PROPRIETOR Np York
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-01-24
A POSITIVE AND PERMANENT
CURE is lUARANTEED'sSs
Ar THE-
Albuquerque Kelley Institute.
For all who are suffering from
Liquor and Morphine Diseases,
Cocaine, Choral and Drug

NAaNAAAt "
Liquor and Morphine Diseases,
Cocaine, Choral and Drug
Additions.
100000 men and women have been
positively and permanently CURED of
Alcohol, Morphine and Drug Slavery by
the Kelley Treatment. The time necessary
to work the revolution Is four weeks for
liquor and from four to six weeks for NOR
phins and other drugs. Women will be
treated at home or outside the Institute, Il
desired The treatment Is identieally the
ame as that given at the parent Institute
and the physician in charge is a graduate
thsrsirom. and has had years Of experience
In handling this lass of eases.
ALL NERVOUS AFFECTIONS
ARE TREATED-
The records show that reason has been re-
stored to many Snndsiered helplessly insane
by the Kelley Treatment.
WHY BIZ A SLAVE WHEN
YOU CAN BE FREEp
All correspondence and interviews will be
hela strictly confidential, and none need
hesitate to place themselves in eommunica-
teon with the Institute. For further par
tic aan and terms, or for private interview,
address
THE KELLEY INSTITUTE,
s23 N. Second St. Albuqusrque, N. M
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-01-24
Bled Quarts at a Time

"! am akhhe naker and worked for number of years In the New York Knife
co.'s factory at Walden, N. Y. First thing knew / commenced to bleed from
the mouth Sometimes asm much as a quart of blood would come up from my
lungs at a time Every time ] coughed the blood spurted out 1t was in I'M.
Evening star., 1900-02-10
A Beautiful city View.

DO you know where you can obtain one
or the finest and most artistic views in
Washington?' said an artist
AT the top of the monument? No: right
IN the very heart of the city. AS you walk
on the east side Of 18th street stop at the
corner of G street and look up Pennsylvania
avenue, over the treasury garden, past the
White House grounds and the trees of La
1ayette Square, toward the western horizon,
especially near the close of the day, when
the sun has set.
The shelter shed of the railroad on the
treasury side mars the view considerably.
but the general effect Is not lost In all the
years l have resided here have never
tailed to7be impressed by this view particu-
lariy where theredis What is known as a
brilliant sunset effect. soWinter or summer.
as the foliage disappears and appears, ii
has its own peculiar charm.
,,,.a AS one does mot tire looking UP the
Shamps Eiysees to-the Ave de Triomphe,
from the Place dee Coneorde, in Paris, SO
do not tire of this beautiful view"
Evening star., 1900-02-10

much of interest TO engineers in the way OF
modern underground e3nduits for water and
steam. a curious mettSYd adopted for sup
eraI hydraulic elevators. which will furnish
the luminous cascade with the requisite 800
gallons Of water per second
The subterraRean mining exhibition is a
colossal undertaking, comprising real de-
scent by elevators Into a mine, rather
into a series of mines. where visitors will
see faithful representation of what takes
are located under the gardens of the Troca-
dero, and are three -qtarters of a mile in
length. their depth varying according to the
mine presented, Visitors will experience
ground. In one gallery men will be seen
mining coal: in another real Kafsir miners
will be excavating mimic gold. There will
also be shown smeltefs for treating gold ore
with crushing machinery, the. apparatus of
the cyanide process of extraction, etc, SO
that one will be able to follow the process
all the way from the ore-bearing rock to
the solid iDgots of precious yellow metal.
Subterrnnean Marvels.
Joining the mining exhibition will be the
Subterranean World, in which will be
shown many of the natural and artificial
curiosities found beneath the earth's surface.
Some of these date back to the time of the
Phoenicians. The famous tomb of Again.
ennon at Mycenae, with the ancient kings
in their masks Of gold, as found by Schlie-
man in his excavations. A metropolis of
Memphis. in lower Egypt. will also be visi-
bic. All the tools used by miners in mediae-
val times will be shown. One of the ex-
hibition rooms will represent the famous
subterranean pagodas of AMMAN which
Pierre Lott the famous French Academi-
clan. novelist, naval officer and traveller. de-
scribes in his book called "Propos d 'Exil."
>'One of these pagodas,'' says Lott. has the
a. nj Senu1chre ba nj ta6
sanctuary is still full of idols. They are
seated at the back in the obscurity all COW
cred with gold. giittering.' Many famous
French grottos. with their subterranean
rivers and curious lakes, are being repro
duced: so Is the noted Blue Grotto of Car
pri. near Naples. All these will be in dark
ness. and they will be visited by torchlight,
Evening star., 1900-02-10

Wait until have washed off the postage
stamp on this envelope, spoiled in the ad-
dressing" said man.
1T Is not necessary to do that as is COM
monty supposed" said a lawyer. you may
take your scissors and cut out the adhesive
(not the impressed stamp and stick it fast
to your new envelope with mucilage not
wtthstanding the adhering piece of the old
envelope.
TT does not look NICE and may become
detached in the mail. but II the stamp is
genuine. unused. adhesive stamp 1t is not
questioned. The government, when It sells
an adhesive 2-cent stamp. undertakes for
such consideration to transport and deliver
to destination the letter to which It Is af-
hxed. The fact that 1t has a piece of an
envelope 10 which II was formerly attached
oot not used or deposited for mailing, does
not relieve the government to execute its
part or the contract when the letter Is de-
posted for mailing, the stamp being other
wise perfect.
An impressed stamp. however, cut from
an envelope, is defective and invalid for
postage purposes. 1t Is astonishing how
many OF these are used, some people ap-
parentiy, being unable. or too ignorant, to
discriminate between adhesive and i'm
pressed stamps. ~
1t Is better to soak off the good. I'M
used adhesive stamp, but II Is a valid
stamp. nevertheless, when used as de-
scribed''
Evening star., 1900-02-10
1t Will Take High Rank at the
Paris Exposition.
ART TREASURES TO Be DISPLAYED
May Result in Better Feeling
Between the Countries.
SIGHTS BELOW ROUND

Special Correspondence of The Evening Star.
PARIS, February i, 1900.
France having euchred Germany out of
her projected twentieth century worlds
fair by brilliant coup. the French people
are now prepared to conciliate their late
rival by doing everything possible to make
the Germans feel at home in Paris in
1900. Partisan hotel keepers restaurateurs
and cafe proprietors are importing i'm
mense quantities of Munich beer, sauer-
kraut and wieners, for three months hence
a great German invasion is expected.
Woolen stockings on the other side of the
Rhine are rapidly filling up and bank ac-
counts are already being opened in Paris
by German business men and tourists of,
all classes. Thousands of rooms in the
Partisan hotels have already been assigned,
with Teutonic names opposite the booking,
and many spacious apartments in the
handsome flats overlooking the Seine have
been rented for the spring and summer by
the faithful subjects of Emperor William.
Industrial and commercial Germany will
demons rate that after deriving strength
Evening star., 1900-02-10

merit Try II for a cough cold and be convinced
There are many cough remedies the mark I.
but Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup ID the best.
Evening star., 1900-02-10
DISTRICT EPWORTH LEAGUE.
Meeting of board of Control at
Foundry Church.

Meeting of board of Control at
Foundry Church.
The board of control of the District Ep-
worth League met at Foundry Church
Wednesday evening. All the District Off
GERS were present, as also a large number
of the chapter presidents.
The reports of the officers were read and
the representatives from the several chap
ters made encouraging statements. There
was an informal discussion as to plans in
some of the branches of WORK.
The plan of naming and supporting bed
in SibIey Memorial Hospital, it was report
ed, has met with hearty approval In the
local chapters, several of them having
pledged liberal amounts. special COM
mittee consisting of Mr.. E. S. La Fetra,
Miss Ida A. Gilbert and Mr.. j, H. Allen.
has been appointed to look after the mat
ter.
The president announced the following
standing committees:
S. NJ. Croft. ]. Finney Engle, Fred Mckee
and Frank T. Israel: temperance, Miss Ida
A Gilbert r. /. Carr Mrs. M M Mitchell,
F. ]. Mackenzie. NJ +. sheieoh. .. D. steele
and F. J. Metcalf; press, Frank I. Israel,
). Fl. Allen and Miss Fannie Holmes; print
ing, Frank T. Israel, Chas- f. Linger and
]. Finney Engle.
League Directory" was about completed
and would soon be distributed
McKendree Chapter has completed all ar
rangements for an entertainment TO be
given in that church FRIDAY evening, Ioth
;nstant The entertainment will consist of
amusing sketches in pantomime by Mr. F.
T Chapman; several selections on the
gramophone will be rendered. In addition to
about 150 stereopticon views of scenery,
art humorous scenes mechanical slides,
&c. Two Solos will be sung. viz: "The
Sermon That Touched His Heart and
..Suwanee River" which will be Illustrated
with several views.
The installation Of Congress Heights
Chapter officers has been postponed until
Sunday evening. the district officers having
charge of the services for the evening.
Evening star., 1900-02-10
Lamps for Night Marches.
From the Pail Mall Gazette.

From the PaII MalI Ghzette-
An ingeniously constructed lamp. designed
by Mr.. Scott-Moncrieff. has been accepted
by the war office authorities for use at the
front. and a large number are being hur-
riedly constructed for immediate dispatch.
The lamp will be used by the troops during
night marches and is designed with view
to keeping large bodies of men in touch with
each other by means of red, green and white
lights. which will be seen by those on the
right and left and in the rear but no light
will be shown in front. In addition to the
small lamps carried by certain percentage
of the men. larger central lamps will. If
the idea is found to be practicable. be car
ried as guides to the entire force. Lord
Roberts has approved the design.
Evening star., 1900-02-10

vision. The list of names of those on the
team has not been definitely fixed. If the
team rounds into shape in time for the
annual contest next fall at Sea Girt, n. j.,
II will be sent there to represent the naval
contingent of the District of Columbia
Evening star., 1900-02-10

Sweden's Wooden House.
Among the typical foreign pavilions at
the exposition is the one erected by Sweden
1t is built entirely of wood. even to the
tiles. An appropriate motto for the walls
would therefore be, No smoking The
structure will be shipped in pieces and will
be put together in the space of couple of
weeks after its arrival in Paris It Is a
beautlful and clever Illustration of Sweden's s
export trade but from an artistic point of
view 1t can scarcely be regarded as a sue
cess.
The first palace of any Importance to be
completed at the Paris exposition is the
small Palace of Art in the Champ de Ely
sees. This is certainly the most classical
and likewise the most artistic building of
the fair. and 1t is fortunate that it is to re-
main after the curtain falls on what prom
ises to be the greatest show on earth
french objects of art, Except pictures and
scuipture) covering all periods of history
VIII be exhibited in this building.
FREDERIC MAYER.
Evening star., 1900-02-10
A subscriber's Little GrowI.
I'M the Electrical Review

From the Electrical Review.
A newspaper in a Michigan town says of
Its local telephone service that 1t is some
thing like the horse that had only two
fauits-the first that fl was hard to catch
when In the pasture. and the other thai It
was no good after it was caught
Evening star., 1900-02-10
STRIKER
Hundreds of Thousands
Are Involved.
TROCBiF IN AN IMPORTANT PART OF THE
ORGANIZATION AFFECTS ALL THE REST
y PERFECTLY HARMONIOUS SYSTEM
EASILY THROWN OFT OF GEAR

Organized labor has reached such a stlge that
any thing affecting particular branch OF IL draws
all The into the difficulty.
II Is exactly the way with the different
organs Of the human body. Work too hard
. much drink much. exercise hut little. be
little irregular in SLY way, and The liver quits
work
Then the bowels become constipatsd and the
stomach goes strike. The heart is affected. the
brain follows suit. and every part in the body is
dragged into the trouble.
The only way out Of II Is 10 30 at the source
OF all this-the liver. Square yourself with the
liver and all will get back 10 regular natural work
CaseaTets Candy CathGrtic make things right
With the livs-- They perfume the breath. prevent
food from souring the stomach give tone TO the
bowels. strengthen the intestinal muscles while
they are cleaning and stirring up the liver to re-
uawed activity.
No matter how long case has been incurable.
Cascarets guaranteed put things right as
they should he, and set the whols machinery a-so-
ing. And yoa can get them any drug store or
10y mail for price-10c., 2Sc soc. Address SteY-
ling Resnetly Co. Chicago or New YORK
~ This is the CAsCARET tablet
f n n Every tablet Of the only genuine
\ H. H | Casearets bears the magic letters
4 " wv i &c CO" Look at rhe tablet before
~ you buy, and beware Of frauds imi-
~ tatSons and substitutes.
Evening star., 1900-02-10
An Open Winter.

An open Winter is not without its terrors for
those who do not use DR.. Humphreys Specifics
up by IT'D In the dampness Rheumatism co.'s"
is the eure). Dyspepsia Indigestion and Weak
stomach are especially prevalent In Winter (cured
by "lo'). Humphreys Specifics furnish cure for
eaeh and every aiipent. All drug stores sell them
25e. a bottle. -
Z We have few copies of. DR.. Humphreys spe-
cine hanuai-Edtion de Luxe-white and gold-to
send free request; address Humphrey Homeo-
pathic Medicine Co.., Cor. William / John Sta.
N. 7.
Evening star., 1900-02-10

thus increasing the mystery and charm Of
the scene.
Evening star., 1900-02-10

From The Detrolt JnurEaI
Economy is the road to wealth. 1t is net
passable 20 automobiles. as yet, We under
stand"
Evening star., 1900-02-10
BUY DWINELL-WRIGHT CO.'S
Boston Roasted Coffees,

White Coffee Blend
the world costs tle but
l t an
two-pound ony--neyer sold in Bulk
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-08-20
Getting Ready to Stay.

Notwithstanding all the declarations
to the contrary at the outset OF the
invasion of China, as far as this cOun-
try is concerned, signs even now APP
pear of plans for an indefinite stay in
the celestial kingdom. And in due
time the excuse will be made that it
was proposition of which we could not
in justice TO the world let go. or that
the American flag must stay wherever
it goes up, etc. We see in the admin
istration papers of the past two days
that the United States proposes to
"hod the sword over China's head, -
and will mot recall the troops until
demands are met and assurances of
peace given And more than this
''the future policy of this government
in the orient is to be determined by
reports of officers"
Meanwhile the country continues to
rush troops to China, just as it did to
the Philippines, while from within
the walled city comes the tidings that,
not stopping with the rescue of the
legations, the sacred inner city is
being stormed and looted. In all this
the United States must, of course,
participate under the present admin
istration idea, or it might not get its
share of whatever is to come in mod
ern empire building.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-08-20

mittee cannot deny it-that Mckinley
has practically surrendered TO Eng
land territory that belonged to Russia
from 1925 to 1867, and to the United
States from 1867 until the English
concocted their absurd claim.
A modus vivendi that places thous-
ands of American citizens and their
property under the British flag with
out their consent is not q stroke of
diplomacy that will appeal overmuch
10 the patriotism OF the American
people.
Do not imagine for moment that
England will ever give up the terri
tory thus obtained through our dip
lomatic idiocy. Sir Louis Henry
Davies. the Can adiaD minister, out
lines England's attitude in the fol-
lowing words: Canada has not the
slightest intention of allowing her
original intention to relapse into
obscurity." Having obtained taste
of the Alaska fowl, they now want
the whole bird.
The republican national committee
has much ability as a ground and
lofty explainer, without the use of a
net, But they will have to use some
thing more specific than Senator
SCOTS denial before the people will
believe il.
It'is to be hoped that after next
November we will have q president
in the White House who will not
allow the country to shrink in such a
diplomatic wash. Between imperial
Expansion and a5sinine contradiction
we are beset. A reliable Washington
spoudent says:
Il have the authority of the state
department for saying that the pro-
tests of American miners concerning
the boundary line now being estab-
lished between Alaska and British
Columbia are not needed, and that
the survey will continue without in
terruption.'
Hay isn't listening to the protests
of mere Americans.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-08-20

ACTING Gov. Walter Warder who,
by reason OF the absence from the
state of both Tanner and NOrthcott, is
serving in the capacity of executive,
is having no end of trouble with the
lady managers of the Peoria County
Industrial Schools for Girls, who de
cline to honor his orders for the re-
lease of certain of the institutions
wards. Acting governors don't
count with u.s." declared one of the
trustees discussing the matter. The
law governing the institution is very
defective, so much so that the boald
of supervisors of Peoria county
under whose direct supervision
it comes appealed to the act
ing governor to interfere in
the enforcement of regulations that
the board felt incompetent to handle.
Now the lady managers say that the
acting executive has overstepped mis-
authority, and Warder does not seem
TO be competent to Judge whether he
has or not. When Gov. Alschuler
gets in control in illinois he will fix it
so that it will not so happen, as il
has so frequently durihg the Tanner
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS that
he and the Lieutenant governor will
not take their vacations at tie same
time. These are hot days At Spring
field, but the people expect some
hardship to be endured by their high
officials. There is no occasion for the
absence of both Tanner and Northcott
from the state at this time. Other
people have to stand the heat. why
should not al least one of those
responsible for the government of the
affairs OF the commonwealth?
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-08-20
IfanHr.

There is great rejoicing in the re-
publican ranks because ex-senator
Pfeffer proposes to vote for Mckinley.
Now Pfetfer never voted the demo
cratic ticket and never had n drop OF
democratic blood in his veins. a re-
publican at heart. be left that party
and joined the PCpulists. first, for the
purpose of obtaining office, and sec
ond, for the reason that he was too
small man TO make a showing in a
party of respectable size. So soon as
the populist party got strong enough
To become a factor in politics he was
out Of his depth. and tumbling into
the first hole he came TO. naturally
found himself in the republican party.
The republicans are welcome to him
and his whiskers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-08-20
An Explanation"

The republican national committee
rises with great dignity to explain the
Alaska boundary land gift made by
Mr.. Mckinley to England. Its spokes-
mGn Is Senator Scott. OF West Viz
ginia. Here is the explanation;
Instead OF having cedeG to Great
Britain territory As large IS the state
of Rhode Island, nol one inch has been
surrendered 10 that country. On the
other hand. England rendered 10
US Observation-Disclosures Of the land
whose possession had been in dis
pute-
In other words, when Englaud puts
her ra pacious hand in our pocket and
takes go, we should be grateful for
the $I9 she consents to return, and
allow her 10 keep the twentieth. Here
is 4 new ratio with a vengeance.
The plain, ugly fact of the matter
sand the repU blican national COM
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-08-20
Notice OF PublIcation-In Chanoery.

State OF Illinois, les
Rock Island County,
In the Circuit Court OF said Rock Island
county. In chancery.
Rock Island Plow company, complainant.
VS. Ada Smith. A rthur Smith, Myrtle Hensler,
Hazel Hensler, Thomas Moore, George Moore,
Moore, wife of said George Moore, and
the unknown owners of the undivided one
tenth part of lot seven "a, in block four "a,
in that part of the city of rock Island in the
county OF Rock Island and state OF Illinois,
addition to said city of Rock Island, defend
ants.
To Ada Smith. Arthur Smith, Hazel Hensler.
Thomas Moore, George Moore, - Moore,
wife of said George Moore and the unknown
owners of the undivided One-trnth part OF lot
seven "a, in block four "a, in that part OF the
city OF Rock Island in the county of Rock Isl
as the Chicago or Lower addition TO said city
OF Rock Island, defendants in the above en-
titled suit and each and every one of them
Notice is hereby given that the above entitled
suit is now pending in said court and that sum
mons has been issued against you therein:
Now, unless you shall persona y be and ap-
pear before the said court the first day of
court house in the city of Rock Island in
the county of Rock Island, state OF
Illinois, on the third Monday OF Sep
TENDER next, TO which time and place said
summons is made returnable. and except,
plead. answer demur to the bill NJ mplairt
In aid SUN fled that the same will be taken
for confessed as against you and decree enter
ed accordingly
Dated at Rock Island / this 18th day OF July,
A. ID. 1900.
HENRY CURTIS, Solicitor for Complainant.