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Mardl solr Club,

The last party of the Mardi soir club
for this season was given Tues 'ay
night ut the Armory and was consd-
cred by many TO be the most delightful
affair of the kind given here this season.
With tho exception Of flaga and bunt'
ing around the walls, the decorations
we're confined TO the platform occupied
by the orchestra where flowers .and
palms were elaborately arranged, The
orchestra was composed entirely OF
Portland musicicans and the music was
excellent. The grand march was led by
the Governor and Mrs. Geer, while most
OF the state officials and their wives and
the legislator and their wives were pres
ent. The costumes were elegant and
for richness Of effect the whole scene
could scarcely be surpassed. This club
has contributed much 10 the pleasures
OF Salem society this winter and has
gained much deserved praise from ont.
of town visitors who have been enter
tained by them.
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CoaIdn't Imagine.

Uncle 81. from Upcreek. had Just left
an aching molar a, the dentists ana
stopped al o lunch counter for sootn-
ing beverage
"Gimme cup Of cawfee." be said
sitting down on the trst vacant stool.
Draw oneF called out the giri Dc
bind the counter
That's what he dids responded Un-
Gle 81. with a delightful grin How q
Won know tY'-ChicaEo Tribune.
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d0odJ SaaJGb0sM
!. !.
A Good Opportunity.

Do you desire shorthand and thus fit
yourself to succeed where others fail2 IL
is we'll nigh impossible to get the best
paying clerical positions without
knowledge of this most usof Il art. At
the earnest solicitation of friends who
desire to secure the benefit of my long
experience as court and general report
~ and as one of the most expert type
writists on the Pacific coats, have de-
cilcd to start class il sufficient num-
her wish to enroll. My instruction is
not merely thoogy but practice Assist
ance and advice in typewriting free Of
charge to those taking shorthand. II
Won are interested shall he pleased to
have you call at my office in the State
House and talk with mo, or address me
at.box 26i. Full particulars and terms
on application. j. w. REEVES
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a city minister was recently handed a
notice to be read from his pulpit. Ac
companying il was clipping from a
newspaper bearing upon the matter. The
clergyman started to read the extract
and found that it began: Take Kemps
Balsan, the best Cough CureS' This
was hardly what he had expected and,
after moments hesitation, he turned
it over and found ON the other side the
matter intended for the reading. 3
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CouIdnt DO tho ImpOssIbie.

No, the citizen would positively not
buy any of the hair restorer.
DO you think you can make mon.
key Of meT' he hlssed. with aspertty.
"Oh, not at ALL" replied the vender
cbeerfully ave don't pretend to be
able to restore the hair lost In the proc
ess Of evolutlonw
An .-nocent bystander cracked a
faint smile. hut otherwise all was still.
Detroit Journal.
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reservations 10 Open.

The Kiowa aud Camanche country in
Indian Territory will be opened for
-ettleuent his summer. 1t Is "A grand
country, and reached only via the Grand
Rock Island Route II you are in
Ter, sted, write for booklet The Okla
homa Opportunity" IL tell- you all
,bout Oklahoma and the country 10 be
opened.
A. + CooPER, G. A.
ESQ Alder ST., Portland oregon.
2 3 II
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LoealEYents

oratorical contest Friday evening
willamette
Jessie Shirley Co. at Grand, Monday,
February IL.
Literary society NJ the Sacred Heart
Academy give can evening with Long
fellow" at the academy at 7;30 o'clock.
Public school graduating exercises at
the armory Friday evenings.
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"What Is this social struggle we hear
so much ahoutT
ut Is partly getting In yourself and
partly keeping other people OUT. CHI
c0gO Record.
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ladies'. Three Dozen Free.

Or. Charcots Anti Germ Pastilles.
Positively inlallinle in troubles peculiar
TO the sex Monthly remedy. Never
dissapoint. Harmless. Simple. Con.
venient. Particulars with free box DR.,
Julia Pinaud Wood Bldg, Ndssau ST.,
New York City. 1l6 &
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CHEAP WAGONS-One nearly new
offered for S25 less than cost. other
wagons ~ great bargains. New wagons
made and repairing done prompt.
ly, Painting, have your PAINTING done
now and have time for hardeniny
before using. BY Werner Fennell sn'
lem Wagon Factory 1862 Commercial
Street. 0AU
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Nv ,he cnhmnn.. watch.

Rlinks | hear the cabmen are going
TO strike for shorter hours.
Minks twho sometimes ridesl-Why,
guodness me. their hours are not over
40 minutes long nowl-New York Week.
Iy.
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FARM FOR RENT-Six miles sou,h
OF salem 40 acres all under cultiya.
ION, good schools. near church. Free
hural delivery. Grain rent. Address
II. IL. Care JotRNAI. 2Iu
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Mrs. Jennie Higgins, Eugene; Mrs. O..
l.. Parnenter, Salem; Mrs. Leota Alex
ander, Lebanon Mrs. Barrett, Portland,
and Mrs @. J Castleman, Portland
The convention Organized by elect
ing Mrs. Minnie Kutsch, as president,
and Mrs. Minnie Hggins, secretary.
Delegates and alternates were elected
as follows:
Delegates-Mrs Bessie Meade, Port
land, and Mrs. G. L. Parmenter, Salem
Alternates-Mrs Rose McGrath and
Mrs Barrett, Portland.
The ladies' were entertained by the
ladies OF the Salem camp oi the Royal
Neighbors, and after adjournment yes
terday afternoon were shown the sights
at the State Capitol
Native Sons and Daughters.
Salem Cabin Native Sons had good
meeting last night, and arranged for a
Joint meeting at an early date, which is
to be Semi. public, and to give an oppor'
tunity for the Sons and daughters TO
meet the members of the legislature and
public officials.
SeOvell Reception.
AT the reception rendered DIR. and
Mrs. scovell last night at the Holman
residence, very pleasant evening was
enjoyed. The rooms we're decorated
With smilax and carnations, while red
candles were lighted in the different
roo ms, making very pretty effect
Vocal and instrumental music was the
chief entertainment of the evening, all
being of Il highest order. In the dining
oom Mrs. will Grey and Mrs. Henry
Pape presided over the tables and a
delicious lunch was served consisting OF
biscuits, salad cake aud coffee.
DR. aud Mrs. Scovell are from Madison,
Wisconsin, and the Episcopal church At
this place is fortunate TO procure the
services OF so efficient rector.
They express themselves as much
pleased with Salem and its people and
also the condition of the church
Me sdames Holman and Meyers a.
entertainers have the happy fac
ulty of contributing to everyone's
com ort and enjoyment.
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Our Ambition.

Some people are ambitious to be sena
tor, but we are ambitious TO sell Won al
the first class provisions and groceries
you need for your family. You will find
our stock complete and prices salts
factory, Bransan q Ragan.
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WAN ED-Reliable man 10 represent
an established house on salaiy. Good
position TO right party. Address p. o.
Box 5S1, Portland. Oregon. 25eodat
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Sold hv druggists, price zoe.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
g ~. 5 - - -a5- .. a.
,.,r,,b. = lhg kNd ilI HaG iaE 2C
i''.s'''' : &11zAZzzzI

Profession and business men will be
interested in learning that high graue
visible ~ pewrter is now on the market
he 'Pittsburg Visible" price $7b 90.
Address Bindly Hardware Co., Pitts
bury. Pa. l61m
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FOR RENT AND SALE--A 90 acre
ranch with good house and barn for
rent, also y span II horses, a wagon
ard other farming uteneils for enIe al
bargain Call on J, NJ. Payne, salem.
l2t I'm
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BACK AT THE OLD sTAND.-rbe
farmers and horsemen will beVlad to
know that Arthur Glover the we'll
known horse shoer is back at the old
stand 0O State street whera he and
his partner w. M. Plymale viii sboe
your horses or do any blacksmith,
work needed. "a mos
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Keep Yourself Strong.

And you will ward off colds, pneumonia,
iavers and other diseases. You need to
nave pure, rich blood and good diges
ion. Hoods Sarsaparilla makes the
blood rich and pure az no other medt.
line can do II tones the stomach,
reatcs an appetite and invlgorates the
whole system.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-07

STRNfkD or ST0LEN--from the pas.
ture OF Phil Painter on the Bush farm
torih 0t Salem, sometime during Sept.
adark colored 2 year old Jersey ueif.
er suitable reward for recovery OF
animal will be paid by owner.
2J'u r. II. RYAN.
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catnrrh cannon Re Cnred


With LOCAL APPLICATIONS az they
annot reach the seat OF the disease.
atarrh IL blood or constitutional
llseasv, and in order to cure il you must
AXE internal remedies Hall's Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, andact sdirect.
on the blood aud mucous surfaces.
dall's CHtarrh Cure - not quack
medicine. " was prescribed 10y one Of
ne hest phvsiciAns In this c 'untry for
years, and Is a regular prescription II is
composed OF the best tonics known,
.ombiIrd with the best blood purifiers,
citing directly on the mucous surfaces
The perfect combination of the two in.
reuiautr D., what produced such wonder.
ul results ia curing Catarrh. Send
lOr testimonial free.
FL. CHENEY & co, Props.
Toledo, o.
Sold hv druggists, price zoe.
Halls Family Pals are the best.
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FOk SALE,-A good home FOR $500
house aud five lots at West salem
fronting the river Garden. good
water, some fruit Terms easv. A
good team wilt be taken as part nav
ment. Call at premises--Eola fosd
near Skinner place.
246ta " pos,n..,,,,
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bosI-na pair OF gold fimmed speclacles
on High or Marion streets Flnder
leave at JouRNAL L Office Tor reward,
25 3tt
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fOh SALE.-Jersey and Durham grade
Young fresh mich COW. John Cassidy.
Garden Road. 26st
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rhn nnmilsst MnnIn Salem

As we'll as the handsOmest, and Others
are invited TO call on any druggist
aud get free a trial bottle OF Kemp's
Basam for the Throat and Lungs, a
remedy that is guaranteed TO cure aud
believe ali Chronic and Acute Coughs,
Asthma, Bronchitis aud Consump
tion. Price 25c. and SOC. eOd&w
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-07

ROOMS WANTED--The State Camp
OF the Modern Woodmen of America
VIII be held in this city Feb. isth.
Delegates will arrive Feb. 10Th ana
VIII want lodging. Those having
furnished rooms 10 let to tleleeates
VIII please notify o. West, Chairman
Com, Arrangements.
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RIG FIR WOOD wANTED-CaII A.
u he oihce OF the Salem. Light and TT, G.
ti0l companv. anti
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MARRIED.

STEWART-DENNY-In this city,
Tuesday afternoon, February q, 1901,
William Stewart TO Miss Rena Denny.
O'Donald officiating,
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Hoods Pills are non irritating. Price
5 cents. b
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WANrBD-To buy or rent Immediately
two roller.top desks. Willamette
Hotel l7u
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-07

lo--Yon want TO buy kodabP Why
pay two prices when we can Loll YOU
one IA good as new for less than half
priee. Now Is the time TO buy. We
Son't have them next summer.-Tho
Elite Studio. lofm
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-07
PROCEEDINGS OF
GENERAL ASSEMBLY
Routine Acts of Both Houses
Now in Session
The Daily School Bill Passes
The Senate After a
Warm Debate
Senate "Wednesday Ate moon

The Senate passed S. b. No 103, by
Kuykendall establishing distri ct and
county high schools, s. b. No ll5, fees
to clerks of county courts. Reports OF
committees were received and approved
Senator Williamson's scalp bounty bill,
s. b. No. los, repeating the law of 1899
was passed. News bill introduced S. b.
1877 by Mulkey to regulate printing Of
Supreme court, S. B No 1870, by Marsters
to amend Or, gon Soldiers Home act
s. b No l92, Oysmith,o of Baker, reguIat.
ing payment of county clerk.
Adjourned to 1880 p m.
"Wednesday Evening
The Senate meet at 1880 to consider,
the Dtly schoo OILS laws revision bill.
DAILY offered an amendment to remov,
the property qualification and permit
ting all legal voters and heads of families
to vote at school elections Kuykenda
and Fulton opposed and defeated any
change. There is n W property qual
ihcation in the bill of 800 applied only
to districts Of the first class. Kuyken
dali even wanted the property quail
ification extended to all districts. Kelly
made the best point of the evening.
when he said the Senators were voting
on appropri atons OF millions and for
United State Senator without property
qualification.
House "Wednesday p. M.
House called to order at 2:30.
II. Il. No. 80, by Drscoll, relating to
liability of masters to servants, re.re-
ierred to committee on corporations for
amendment.
Committee appointed TO investigate
the Oregon Soldiers Home reported
that necessary repairslshould be ma, e
on the buildings and furnishings. The
hospital is overcrowde1 and the accom-.
modations meager. Recommended the
erection Of a chapel or an assembly
hal, rep acement Of tilIptated beds
and other furniture, improved water
upply and an appropriation for the puf-
iusps stated
Resolution by Barrett abrogati1g old
slave laws
A number Of new bills were read for
he FIRST time. MrCraken introduced
me appropriating 800 900 to advertise
he state and it's resources. BY Not.
tingham to nominate the candidates and
Committeeman Of political parties by
lir, CT vote.
Upon motion Of Poorman the House
adjourned to Thursday at $3.50.
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FOR RENT-Dwolling with hot and
cold water, and both. Also a I room
house with barn, Call at 42I High
street. "A. Schreiber. l2l7tf
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fok SALE OR RENT. 30 acres isnd
near Salem all clear five acres orchard
toyu house and barn, s75 each rent or
sen Tor $5OO, sll0O casli, $500 ON time
Enquire OF Fred Hearst. 279
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FRENCH LEsSoNs.--Given at home
or to class In any part oi city. Born
and educated in France. Lydia Rich,
~, street, Salem. II "a n
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Lodge Reception

The reception given by Protection
lodge, A o. L w. 10 the Degree Of
Honor Tuesday night in the Insurance
bnilding, was very enioyah e occasion
The program given was interesting ard
the refreshments served delicious, The
lodge reception ar parties are becoming
quite an important feature IN the sa-
lem social worll This season on &C
count Of the many pleasing features
introduced.
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FARM FOR sALE--2l7 acres with good
buildings and fences, over halt nnder
cultivation, hall mile west Of Kaiser
school house. Price aud terms reaa.
onahlo. Address +, A., caro- journal.
Salem. 2sA a.
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FOR sALE--A saddle horse, saddle and
Lridle. Broke TO drive. Apply 10
10 Court 81. f2.I.tf
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The new mammoth mangle placed
in the Salem Steam Laundry has en-.
abled them TO reduce the prices on fiat
work in dozenlots. Sheets &c, slips III
see the reduced rates. hone ALL,
% N
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Royal ReighbOrs.

The State Camp OF ladies' auxiliary Of
the Mo 'ern woodmsE Of Ameriea held
It's annual meeting in his city w dnes
day, the pnrpOse being 70 elect delegates
t0 the National Convention, 10 be- held
n Springfield, Illinois, in Nav. Eleven
cam - were represented, the delegates
DrlGs a. follows:
Mrs. Bessie Meade, Portland; Mrs.
Rose MeGFath, Portland Mrs Andrews,
Astoria; Mrs. Minnie Kulsch, CrabtTee
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Sol Of va"

va Is qDisdo,n. Blood Is Gfe. Impure
blood g Evbig death. Health depends
on good Blood. Disease Is due TO bad
blood. The Ncod can be purified.
Lcgiors say Hoods Sarsaparilla, Amer
ica's Greatest Blood Medicine, purifies It.
A brief story but It tells the tale.
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THE PROCESS
WMERE.E..

~! - sA4@Hl6-AAL.
OF roasting coffee has been
mentioned.
Try our fresh roasted coffeeS
if you are really fond Of a
good cup of coffee.
Freshness is the main part.
and no mltter what YOU have
been drinking, come and get
it, Fresh all the time.
A 2 1-2 cent ticket with
every 25c purchase.
Remember We TAKE orders ani
deliver a1W tins wled g))ts
are wI1teI or call US up iOyer
the Phole.
Yokohama Tea StOrp
Phone 24ll. Free Delivery.
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,SneelaI Sale.

tSpeeiai sale,
Wet weathergoods. All Of our Mack.
ntHshes sold at 80 per cent reduction,
All Of our 81 90 Umbrellas 70 cts.
A of our 7bct Umhrells now 81 cts.
SALEM WOCLEN MILL STORE.
IL 20 n
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-09-18
NEW MESIco's FAIR.

The Denver Times says: THE New
Mexico Territorial fair at Albuquer-
que has become one Of the great In.
dustrial events of the southwest. Hav.
ing been held annually for over TWEEN.
~ years, II has assumed n permanent
cy and an influence not possessed by
any similar exhibition in the Rocky
mountain country. The dates fixed
for Il this year are October 10 to 10,
and preparations are making to rem.
der Il even more attractive than ever
before. The management has put up
S1.400 in premiums for base ball and
$500 for racing purses, while q COW.
boy tournament with Its various con
| tests will add interest and excitement
| to the program. The display Of min
| erals, stock, agricultural products,
| fruit and various manufactured arti'
| cies will be gathered from New Mex.
| leo and portions of Texas. Arizona
| and Old Mexico. and will reflect the
| progressive industry and the abund'
| ant natural resources OF the great
southwest. On the opening day OF the
| fair there will assemble in Albuquer.
| que a New Mexico statehood convon.
ton. which will bring together the
representative mon OF all sections OF
the territory, the demand for admis'
sion to the union being nearly unani'
nous among all classes OF It's inhabi-
tants. And this demand Is n just one.
II is now more than half n century
since New Mexico was acquired and
its people are still held in n state of
territorial s%ervitude. The convention
may be expected to voice the public
sentiment In no uncertain tones. Spe.
cial railroad rates always prevail
| during the fair, and as the season is a
pleasant one for a trip down the Rio
Grande valley the occasion Is an op
| perfume one TO visit New Mexico
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-09-18
ANCIENT ARIZONA.
Prehistoric Ruins OF The Territory
Richest Field In the United States.

One of Arizona's most ~extraordin-
airy sources of interest and attrac-
ton, especially to those scientifically
inclined. lies In her almost unequal
led field of prehistoric ruins. United
States Special Agent Holzsinger.
whose duties have called him to make
broad researches In this direction all
over the Pacific slope. pronounces
Arizona the richest field of the kind
In the United States.
A recital of his experience In this
line in Arizona would supply matter
for n volume, and a volume Of inter.
est. In architecture, stonework pre-
walls almost exclusively, and their ma
sonry was remarkably fine. on one
100 acres there are many buildings,
two OF which contain over 600 rooms
each. The most remarkable building
visited by him had a 732.foot front.
with an arc-shaped a 1000 feet
long, and had been five stories high
and contained mor than 1900 rooms.
500 of which have been explored. Over
sl0.O 900 worth of turquoise has been
taken out of the building. in pieces of
little value to pieces the size OF a
mans hand. Immense quantities of
wearing apparel. including feather
blankets. stockings made of human
hair, and sandals Of the yucca fibre
have been discovered. In some Of the
larger buildings n great deal of tim.
her Is found, many of which measured
eighteen inches in diameter and forty
feet in length. The timber is mostly
pine. though no timber of that kind
exists in that part of the territory at
the present time.
Questioned as to his theory of the
disappearance Of those people. Mr..
HolZsinger stated that while much
doubt surrounded the subject, he was
driven to the conclusion that II was q
failure of the water supply which
drove them out of the country. He
said that traces of bitches, canals and
reservoirs were everywhere in evi-
dence. and the people evidently had a
constant struggle to obtain water,
while the scarcity of human remains
Is against the theory OF sudden over.
wholming disaster. and favors the the
DRY that the people departed In de-
tail.
Evidences of a religion OF some
kind are plentiful, large circular en-.
closures, something on the plan OF
the old Druidical ruins, being com
mon.
The subject Ia one to which the
press and people Of Arizona should
devote more attention. as being a mat
ter OF intense interest, especially to
the people OF the east. where such
things are rare.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-09-18
LAS VEGAS.
From the Record.

From the Record.
Juanita Encinias died at her home
on the west side this morning from
consumption. aged about 32 years.
A work train was sent down to
Thornton yesterday to rebuild ten
miles of the main line west Of that
place.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Noyes. mother OF George
Noyes, who suffered a stroke of paraly-
sis a week ago. died Saturday night at
$3.50.
To accommodate the large amount
OF passenger traffic to Santa Rosa this
morning It was necessary to put on an
other stage.
Sheriff Thomas Hubbell returned to
Albuquerque yesterday, after a few
days spent in the Meadow city on bust
ness matters.
Gov. NJ. A. Otero passed through the
city yesterday afternoon from Santa
Fc en- route to Washington to attend
the funeral of President Mckinley.
The three-months'-old son of Mr.,
and Mrs. Ralph Coke died at the hot
springs yesterday and was buried here
this afternoon at $3.50.
Howell Givens, who had been down
at Glorletta for the past week enjoy,
ing a vacation, has returned and Is
again on duty at Gross. Blackwell &
Cos
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-09-18
browns In Town.

There is little doubt but what Del
cher and Hennessy will reap a harvest
with their new farce, Browns in
Town as il Is said to be one OF the
cloanest, brightest and funniest en-
tortainments seen in a long time. The
farce Is of just the build and texture
that makes "A multitude OF laughs, and
people would more readily be laughed
out OF their money than they would
be willing to have II enticed away by
a frown or given up for too serious
drama. This latest farcical enusion
comes to the Browns In Town" Is
about a young couple who are living
In the country under an assumed
name, so the father of the young man
will not hear OF the match. Inciden-
TALLY, everyone they know, the father,
the wlfe's sutton. a girl friend, and
everybody who should be at home
comes around and makes things in.
teresting. OF course 1t takes a deal III
prevarication to straighten things out
and before the audience knows IL, the