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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-12-05
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The Jemez Hot springs stage
leaves fIom the First street stables
every Monday at S O'Clock a. m.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-12-05

II you would have an appetite like a
bear and a relish for you meals take
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tab
let's. They correct disorders OF the
stomach. and regulate the liver and
bowels. Price 25 cents. Samples free
at all drug stores.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-12-05
q. A. n. Omcers.

The following officers were elected
last evening for the ensuing year for
O.. X. Warren Post No. S;
J. NJ. Moore. i. c.
q. II. Bendle. s. V. c.
J. Campbell. j. V. c.
Thos, HARDWOOD, Chaplain.
A. NJ, Whitcomb. l.. M.
A. J. Armstrong. Surgeon.
l, Jackson, O. ID,
l. Lane, O. @.
A. J. Armstrong, o., e. Lsyerett
Clark. AdJutant
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-12-05

of the incest stocks OF holiday goods
In town.
THE MAZE. THE STORE THAT UN-
DERSELLS.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-12-05

Fine split cord wood at $40 per cord
delivered; sawed and split; ready for
use; a speciality.
JOHN q. BEAvEN,
Phones: Colorado No. 4 and 1s8; Au-
tomato, 266.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-12-05
IVES, THE FLORIST
Palms, Ferns and Cut Flowers.
Mnny SouIa saved

Car be securely done by calling on
J. L. Norwood. at 100 Railroad avenue
shoes repaired and made to order.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-12-05
LOCAL PARAGR APHS.
Advance Sale Of Holiday Goods.

..oo.s a.ee.eo: eceees0eoseseoD
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-12-05

can now supply YOU with that nice
clean forkcd egg Goa at $500 per ton,
delivered. J. $. BEAVEN,
sis South First street.
Phones: Automatic. 266; Colorado
No. 1 and 1e1.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-27

only iwth eiastics IN front. but az too
side. ana the combined pressure " too
much for the psds Of avoirdupois. That
which was loos. and vibrant az every
step 90 the plump owners becomes hard
ana compact Then We trust 10 exercise
20 DO che rest" explained q maker %
Syiphi1es and We have never had iat
woman Eroan under fhe hondagt
The Oh corset used 90 take the stout
woman right To- he wind a tiEhi squeeze
Nth curved steeis ia front means pressure
ou luuEs and hesrt and the figure result
ing was very Ike that Of a pillow pnched
in ths midd.- 80 woman. with her fcn-
dersst vltsls cramned iu such close quar-
fers. could enjoy great lIn@rfy o. action.
hut given good up-to-date stay that
leaves her ORGANS free her chest as broad
as "a mans the door 20 her lungs vide
open. her bust normally placed. her ABB
aomen pushed out ~ sight. and she viii
run around RoIf links step on ave mi -
day ana rim down her hips with a
1.ft Not only has the rew stay length
en,d every wouau's waist by che sim
pee .tIce 90 giving hef e. De cpfive long
front .Iu" but t lH almost % sure cure Tor
Indigestion. and The firl wao wore pink
'ip Co her nose as consequence 81 tiEht
lueIrr has ln Eve years time almost dis
appeared Fanny Endcrs.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-27
The Hon. Geo. Starr Writes

No. Won Ness Place. New loiA.
Or. Radway-With me your k'h'i
worked wonders For the last three F''s
/ have had frequent and severe A.''
OF sciaticn. sometimes extending from ~.
lumber regions OF my aneklc. ana OF ''''--
10 both lower limbs. .-tr
During the time have been niil''''
have tried almost oil the remedles
mended by wise men and fools hop'u+ 4
INA relief but all proved TO be fth-i',
have tried various kinds OF o''
manlpulations. outward application
liniments too numerous TO mention ~
prescriptions OF the most eminent l"'
clans. All OF which failed 90 give me %
lief. .....
Last September. at the urgent r'lI
OF a friend (who had been afflicted a.
SEN 1 was induced TO Try your rtiA'N'
I was then suffering fearfully WiiN
81 nv old turns To my surprise am %.
llght the first application gave M W.
after bathing and rubbing the par
fecte.i leaving the limbs IN "a warm e''e
created by the Relief. In q shoft wv"
the main passed entirely away. Aiino'-'
I have slight periodical attacks appf"A
tne a change OF weather. know no"
to cure myself. and feel quite mhr''
the situation. 1900 Z
Radway's Ready Relief Is my friend :
never travel without bottle in ms
Use. Yours truly.
George starr
Ia !. ~ I'd.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-27

bushels Of good eating potatoes 90 tho
acre. I had previously solicited orders
from the hotels and received some on con
iition that the potatoes were as I rep
resented them. the very best and pure
sugar vans. when they wcf. dug 7 Sc
l,cted them. perhaps ! should sorted
them. taking only those about the size
Of ms nst"-Miss Rled wears about q
number seven kid glove II had all the
strings and ends taken on. then banked
them IN hills containing TWENTY-FIVE bush
ele 20 the bank About one month later,
when the hotels began 20 MI up with their
winter guests opened four Of these
banks. harreled the potatoes nicely and
shipped them to the hotels where I had
resolved the greatest encouragement Ny
price was five dollars a barrel and I
claim that there Is Two bushels IN a bar
rel though there Is IN reality almost a
half bushel more a. FIRST every hotel
keeper kicked az the price. said II was
eNorhitant as potatoes. the average va
rietics. were selling In the market. az nfty
cents hushel
y asked them 20 give mine a trial and
lst their guests decide They did so.
and as q result ! sold al my crop. be-
fore The winter was well egun. ana had
received as many orders for the next sea
son as I would take.
You can see that. after returning the
amount borrowed from my bank account
there was not very much left thar year.
bun as my father was willing co sell me
ten acres Of land on creili I wns not en-
harrassed for money. I dld not increase
my acreage but planted fhe new Ave
acres IN potatoes and the flvo where pota-
toes had grown the year before in corn
and peas for food Tor my mule ] fortllz-
ga highly. and almost doubled my Yield
o. potatoes 20 the acre. As n result I
cleared I'VE hundred dollars. and began
tho next year with plenty OF food for my
mule and corn enough 20 make meal for
my one hand.
Tho third year was a good one. and
my profit ran up 90 one thousand dollars.
Last year u almost touched two. and this
year although my crop that o.. my pota-
To crop. is stll IN the ground. I think the
yield Wall be even greater. / have NOT
planted more than five acres in potatoes.
and DO not expect 20 very soon, simply
because ] think ! can raise as many on
that amount Of land we'll ATTENDED 10 as
( ] could on a larger amount less carefully
| worked"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-27
WOMEN AND CoRSETS.
WHAT THE FRoNr STAY HAs DONE
FOR FAT AND LEAN FIGURES.

Nkth Her chest Irer a. "a Mans, the
Door 81 Her LunRs Wide Open,
Hu.t Normally pIncrd aud Aldo
men Pushed out "f sight, the
Wearer ct the straight Front Cor
set can Run Around Golf Links
stem on rive Vile. "a Dns and Trim
Down Hrr Hips VITA Ease.
New York orr e. $50 woman can
.nora % a. uIo.r.r, these days 20 the
,or * ar.t as wears on the shape
leaetn aa4 ll.rg % tae stay hangs aii
t.r ..sm Is n,a., of figure. ffyie ana
A. OF gown. Fss years oeo nine cot ~
over. rsr women wore Ions stays. high
iu a.. u.s. reaching wcl up over the
.aa.lr t.1ass. and r.ohei al around
W. slais % steel which were care
aal. ...t 30 enforce curve az the waist.
ts ala the fuuuess 90 tae bust. and
also f. allow no pres sure On the afho-
men a.e corset makcra whole elm was
20 uuH1 5 corset that would conform r
every Uu. 81 ths near Tnoy achieved
,heF object 60 BE- euro. ans womonknd
,heorfuur CONSENTED t1 wear ue clumsy
casing waieh wuan it.si a. ai pinch
- her paiImuy Boo the p.t of roe stomach
and drove her uusf up under hsr chin
NOW in dFe year4 tuc whole system
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-27
SUGAR VANS
ris- LeoIa Ried Tells How She Clears
several Thomsand nnIIars a Near.

ris- LeoIa Ried Tells How She Clears
several Thousand Dollars Year.
New York oct 2s-'I sold ave hundred
barrels OF sugar vans last year a. five
dollars barrel" s1id Miss Leols REID.
who. for the last -four years. has made "a
speciality % raising pure sugar yam po-
tstoes ana supplying the fashionable win
ter resorts Of Georgia and FLORIDA
THE reason I began the work Of raising
such sweet potatoes was simply because
saw that there wus a great demand Zoo
them Every one who knows anything
about sweet potatoes knows that the su-
gar yam is the most delicious OF all mo
many varieties They are not che most
prolific however. and for that reason
farmers have almost given up growing
them f1r market They select some va
riafv that gives them tho aroateat yield
ana which they know from che average
purchaser viii meet with as ready sale
arm fond u the sugar yam. and when
Z began 10 notice that the hotels and
riding houses where Northcrners come
me winter we're always asking for
thtm 7 thought out my scheme and went
fo work
~ selected five acres 81 good fat land
not hoitoma-ou my fathers plantation.
and had no difficulty go getting e. / would
NOT borrow. but spent al the money
had IN bank. which was something less
taan $500 that year in the purchase Of a
mule and for The hire Of man. must
admit that I had 70 call on my father
before the year was out for the loan OF
some corn and fodder 20 eide me over
until my crop came in. but Il was not
much
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-27

most revolution In the shape and swing
OF the most modern double carriage. Only
very wealthy families drive as rule.
these very biz coaches but their dignity
and splendor Is undeniable. especially in
those that have been built for the autumn
trade
closed double seated coach according
TO the new model. must be swung very
high. 80 high. indeed. that two steps are
required TO mount 10 the cushioned iuteri-
or. and the eoachman's box is hung with
a braided cloth the color OF his livery.
The cloth does not merely upholster the
soat but hangs In a box pleated lam
brequin about A. and the body OF tho coach
IS not cut square. A full. deep. round
body " the new style. This body IL sup
ported b. 9 springs that curve very high
az the back. Undeniably the model for
this carriage u the antique coach OF state,
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-27
rrom tho Allahabad PIoneer

from The Allahahad Fioneef
One Hazan Kurim died IN the village Of
Joprani. In Banda and his widow. MIS-
samat Bhagonia made up her mind =
burn herself on his funeral pyre b'
ferent people were called IN to prepare
the lady for the ceremony. bros ""s
painted on her feet. and bangles p"..'
upon her. Ia order that she might oe'''H
a suffice The fact was proclaimed in 70
village by a drum being beaten, ana Pii.
tically the whole village assembled 20 =.
the lady burn herself on the funeral l'
None Of the people present venture
fire the pyre. ana the lady had 70 y,
herself When the flames began o. -n'
IN her courage failed her: she iump'l
down from the pyre and was taken away
by her relatives.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-27
Most Popular Graved,EEer.

rom inc aNtW ] NFh Press.
There are all kinds Of popular men In
this happy rauon-populor po'iu-ians
popular actors. popular hartcnders. ponu-
lar BARRIERS And now New Jersey. never
20 be- outdone IN furnishing oddities Tor
the amazement Of the rest Of the world
has brought forth the strangest ~ al
popular men.
by an overwhelming vote % his admir-
ing fellow citizens AZ the fair for the Oid
Peoples Home In Turn Hall Union III
on Saturday night George BRAKEMAN re-
ceived this proud title:
The Most Popular Gravedisger IN New
Jersey.
II r. understood that 50 great Il the
admiration for BRAKEMAN that all who
know him have entered into an ironciad
agreement 60 be buriei by nobody else
There 81 only one Offset 20 tho deep 10Y
Of The Most Popular Gravehgger The
prize awarded to him Is hardly consonant
with the aOlcmnity OF death
u H. a live read-headed pig
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-27

cover tho seats. In winter black or color
ed ones Of leather are substituted.
All the new Victorias are being built
IN harmony wlth ;he fashionable new
broughams TO BE- drawn hy single large
horse. powerful .buckskin or chestnut
is the fashionable brougham horse. and
the interior Of these cosy carriages Is up-
holstered IN wine rod or sapphire blue
velvet IL is now no longer the mode for
cream and mastic cloth 60 be used on
the moor ana cushions OF "a Victoria. Vel
vet r. the finest choice and very rich
women prefer 10 have the harness for
their horses inconspicuously but most ex-
pensiNeiy decorated with silver A set
OF buckles and bits made in Amsterdam
Tor harness used ON one OF Mrs. Van
derbiits horses costs eirht hundred dol
lars The most expert stivcwmhh in Hol-
land had designed them especially for her
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-27

prctcutious home iu Eng.and-St Giles
House. iu porest While wealth and beau
q and ancient lineage contributed great
ly 20 the romantic circumstances OF this
wedding the youth Of both the earl
and his fair countess lent great charm
60 tho occasion. The earl - but turned
Of twenty-five. his countess has just pass
"a out Of her teens and the very guiiiess
expression in her large dark eyes gives
her a peculiarly girIish appearance.
The honeymoon and the first year OF
their marriage las been spent az 3.
Giles which is justly regarded a. the
most perfect estate ia England. Here the
famous phlauthroplc Earl Of Salisbury
Quilt the FIRST model village for his ten
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-27

sim used by the ROYAL families and some
OF the mobiles OF Europe.
In sharp contrast 90 tho elegant coach
IS the simple. sensible little brongham
"agonetto that has found instant favor
with the woman who can afford to keep
only one carriage. In tho country she can
use u as an open carriage In good weather
while for rainy days there Is a glaze
leather top and curtains 10 clap on. When
brought TO town The wagonotte serves as
warm. commodious winter vehicle By
reason OF its glass and leather top and
sides that she coachman can adjust and
while this waEonettc weighs no more than
one-horse brougham, Il has room for
four persons none Of whom need sif with
their backs 20 the horses. This admirable
trap Is painted dark brown or blue. and
when used tn the summer IN the country
cushions Of dark brown or blue whipcord
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-27

antry. aud here hangs the portrait Of the
hrst Ear OF SALISBURY. TO whom the
English speaking people owe the habeas
corpus act Since the time OF the Seventh
Bari, however. the c0untcsses OF Shafts
bury have chiefly devoted their energies
90 ph!ianfhropic work snd the present
Countess has heen entir~iy occupied since
htr marriage 90 aiding her husband IN
further improving both their IRISH and
irnglish estates Al St Giles the Coun-
tess has established a poultry farm and
greenhouse where the sons and daughters
Of her tenants can study 10 become pro-
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-27

bsautv. Her Jewels and wedding gifts
oui,e ou,shone those Of any other bride
Of ,has section. Her grandfather the
duke gave her away; royalty occupied
tho front pcws. and the young gentleman
.sho was united 20 her ~ the altar rep
pesented one Of the most famous and
wealthy families in England
Although generously lowered BY her
rtandfather. pretty Lady Constance be-
came a far richer woman by her marriage
with che young earl He has made her
the mistress OF Belfast Castle in Ireland
a superb country scat and Of a cot less
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-27

use. To one who from Tho ..s.y.,...
watch ner huge buckskin hl-k,,,.. e.
swiftly down the street, thcs .n.t ie,
simple silver affairs aud rat..r- e.
put on nearer Inspection ther r.g,,.
meet exquisite workmanship "a
OF them would be wei wort. , ,....
using az belt buckle with ,r
pleasure. From Paris has tH..
oeen sent out complete moarrir..
res tor wealthy American 81 ,iso i,
the Ieaiher IT, iusteriess black. ANA .. y
pm ll. ann buckle be- OF gun meai r
ehased to reveal delicate silver rr.'
EmIf- BAL.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-27

OF CORSET making has undergone a radical
change. IN consequence the lines Of tho
feminine figure have been absolutely
revoHutioniEed and thc stout woman AMI
the atm ora share equally ~ the blessed
n6vance OF Eariorihl science. In order TO
snjoy long slim waist o. IS no longer
necessary to uee three-ply elk strings
and tho bedpost. and the girl who weighs
only hundred ard FIVE pounds need not
psd herself like fencing master iu order
90 book human. Along with tho othaF
priceless Improvements ~ the new corset
s. ne fact that 90 holds the wcarers bo.fy
Of che exactly normal center Of gravity.
prevents dropping shoulders or a svsve.t
back ana places no pressure az an on the
stomach.
Nature of the Reform.
An these inoalculable dement's have been
achieved by tho simple device 81 cutting
the corset low about the bust and sbonl.
der blades lntr0dur.uE abaofut,l,
straight front steela. making ~ ero.t Is
eiiifiy frame the bust. merely having tho
front aud top of the stay unusually v.ldo
and by uslns elastic hose supporters IN.
hose supporters have solved half the nrob-
lem u lengtheniug tho Walstline Tor even
the Longest. most nrtfuIy c- nstrii.fe5 s,,y
fhowes fatal tendency 10 ride up from
the natural waist Double straps Of el,s-
nc, drawn from the front ana bottom, o.
the stay and made fast 20 the ton ~
the stockings prevent ths They boIJ
The corset firmly and define the vsfef 4,
the base 81 the ribs. whore the .rass,,r,
can he put on without bending those aev-
:nie bones ana forcing them around M
heart and lungs. The second great ad-
vantage derived from the hose supnorte,.
IS that they draw the straight front of tn
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-27

fesslonal florists and learn how 10 raise
fowls al a profit for the great city mar
kets The gaieties of London hod no
special attractions for this pretty young
woman. who, by the way. was the late
Duke OF westminsters favorite grand
ehgld
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-27


tho wearer 70 stand With the crcetness OF
a soldier but support her body Ia thlt
position.
what the New Corset Achieves
Standing. sitting or lying down in her
twentieth century stay. a woman can
swing duabbcus pun oars. sleep as cas-
as az "a baby. and declare with perfe-t
truth that she does nor know she ms
corseta on. IN one direction only is her
liberty curtailel. She cannot 10 TO IA r.u-
utaale oorsetiere and select aud purchase
what she wlshcs without "a tryluw-on. 4
corset the mai1cr will s1icmnlv assure
her. is ike q shoe o. must be- made after
individual measurement or ntted from a
iarRe stock. No Two figures are exactly
alike. ana these new c1fents or. never
sold by the number bur by the name The
Nell Gw3unc. for example. ia short
light hr0cafod coutilir amair very deI-
catey boued, with but two steels ia 10.
and those are iu front ana a woman with
"a heavy bust or large hips can never as
rire 20 wear one. After trying on "a dozen
symmetrical Nells the stay maker Will
secure a perfect ~. and FOR the FIRST time
ga her iife the purchaser win realize the
Importance and the joy ~ the accurately
adjusted corset There Is no breaking H.
necessary. TO need OF holding on 20 the
soG cid PAIR until. the new ones have
taken the body's shape
n she is anii.te.~ with a tendency 20
stoop aud large stomach. the corset
artist RIll introduce 90 her the benefits
81 the Castelane shaped with a view 70
correcting her irregular outline. Its elon-
gated fronts gently bot firmly overcome
thc abnormal Development by throwing
the weirnf ~ tho body on other muscles.
just as fha Sylpnldc ir calculated 90 ~
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-27

There has just been started az S,eu.
oenvrie. O.. the first American manufnr-
tory OF glass marbles, which hufc hi.hs-
~ been imported from Germany.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-27
AN IDEAL FAMILY CARRIAGE.

what 20 buy when the Number Il
Limited 90 One Trap.
New York oct. 2s-The smart carriage
OF the future IS. OF course lightly built.
SPEEDY automobile. but while writing the
perfection Of the horseless vehicle manu-
facturers are turning out some charm
iugly comfortable and useful traps for
winter service. There Is, for example. al
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-27
a rHrLA>rmRorlc PEERLESS.
The beautiful Young Countess of
SALISBURY.

New York. Oct None OF the most
fashionable weddings which took place IN
London last year was that Of the Lady
Constance Shell Grosvenor. grandiaughtcr
OF the late Duke Of Westminster. 20 An
th6ny ninth earl OF SALISBURY. The Lady
Constance. In her bridal robes, which were
Earnished with lace given By Queen VIC
toria, aroused an unusual enthusiasm
among che blaze Loudoners by her girhsh
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-04

these IL proper 2srertscu ss eiven them
b. the delegate Get the cable. x-s
Il island waters ckarte6 and get the
harbors improved. and then osher APP
preparations for Subsequent Improve
ments can be secured in the future
Work for fer Of the mos, inportan;
things no~ and let the Others xais-
The Republican believes that the hast
man now before the people 70 help Sc
cure these improvements for HonoluIl
is Samuel Parker, the republican uou-
inee- Mr. Parker Is much more fAmiI-
lar with American affairs and the work
of congress than either Of the other
candidates for the position He mas
wide acquaintance with men in pub
lie life in Washington, men who Will
aid him in every way 20 get through
any bills he may introduce. Prince
David, while good citizen. lacks "a
miliarity with American politics AMI
American public life Robert W. VIII
cox is known in Washington as an Ha-
waiian adventurer who has been on
every side Of every question in these
Islands for the last twelve years, and
he would have absolutely no standiug
in the national capital. Under these
circumstances Mr.. Parker is by al
odds the most available man now be-
fore the people for delegate to con-
gress. The importance Of the work
before delegate demands Mr. Par
ker's election.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-04

Justice Judd had resigned reporter
o. this city visited the then President
Dole at his seaside home beyond Dia-
1ond Head and asked him II he had
heard that Judge Judd had resigned.
To this Mr. Dole replied No Then
the question vas asked. VIII you posi-
lively state that he has no; resignedt
To this Ar. Dole replied. Yes. be has
not resigned And yet at that very
time Nr. Dole had Judd's resignation
in his possession Readers can drzx
their osn conclusion as TO how mgcn
value to place upon the othcial deniAls
Of The Republicans STORY Of Judge
Hardy's resignation
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-04

There is an important law on the Ha-
waiian statutes that Ia too often vio-
lated II has reference to marriages
and births. Every person competent
TO perform marriage and who does
marry people is required by law 10
make prompt return thereof on the Ii
cense 10 the registrar OF births and
marriages. This Is too often neglected
for days. months and even years. In
fact. some marriages are never report
ed There Is penalty OF $50 for each
such ofrense, but the law Is unfortun-
ately never invoked. The same laxity
prevails as to births Doctors and
midwiyes are utterly ignored by the
la~. but fathers are required TO re-
port the birth OF their children within
thirty days, but rarely do so. The abb
surdity of this law lies in the fa.t
that in cases of the birth of illegid-
mate children the mothers are COM
manded to report the same. but o.
course they rarely. if ever, do so. Few
women care TO herald their own dis
grace and such a law is Of non-effect.
The report of births is an important
matter, but an impossibility under the
present law. This ought to be made
the duty OF physicians and midwives.