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Two Deaths IN the Same Neighborhood

Willis Chapel community is again
cnveloped in sadness by the su,l.lc II
summons executed here last Tuesday,
Oct. goth. at 2.30 O'Clock p. m., by the
unrelenting hand OF grim death.
Samuel Ware Johnstone was taken
very i'll on Thursday night preceding
and died tho following Tuesday,
Locked bowels claimed him as its vic
tirl. He was in his twenty -fourt h
year. Being the son Of Methodist pa
rents, Mr. John Thomas j ohnstone and
Mrs. Ella Brown Johnstone, we were
not surprised that he joined the church
ut the age of 12 years. The Holy
Spirit moved upon him during the
O'Dell meeting at Sharon in 1890, and
he, with large number OF his school
mates, united with the church. When
twenty years of age he married Miss
Paralee Fuller. Though so young, she
is now the widowed mother of two
beautiful little daughters. They, with
the bereaved parents and two younger
brothers, have the deepest sympathies
OF many relatives and friends. The
most comforting thing of all is his
wonderfully triumphant victory over
death. He was conscious to the last
moment. Bidding his loved ones good
bye that morning, he told them the
Lord had pardoned all his sins and he
was going home to meet his reward.
lie babe them to not grievo for him but
meet him in heaven.
just four hours later, ut twilight the
same evening, death went up the road,
one-half mile from Samuel Johnston's
to the home of Mr.. Samuel CLAYTON
Evatt and Mrs. Nettie Smith Evatt.
There he claimed for the highest courts
OF Heaven little Van, their bright eyed.
innocent babe, who had gladdened
their hearts only nine short months.
Teething, bad cold and other cornDli-
cations caused his death.
Rev. r. E. Stackhonse oiticiatcd. and
sad beyond description was this double
funeral and interment ut Sharon, Oct.
30, 1901.
A FRIEND AND RELATIVE.
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Death of Rev. Thomas Hall, DID,.

Ina recent issue of the BAPTIST -iyyus,
published at Louisville, Ky, Rev. VIM.
Vaughn Grant, of Bloomfield. Ky,
contributes the following notice of the
death of the above named gentleman,
who is we'll known here by many OF
our older citizens, he having been be-
fore the war Il member Of the faculty
Of the old Johnson Female University
and later conducted military school
here:
Rev. Thomas Hall, d. d., was born
in Charleston. s. c., June %. 1898,
and died July 10. 1901. Born Of Episco-
palian parents. he was taught the prin-
ciplcs of that Church. but was never
satisfied with them.
lie was converted under the preach.
ing OF the great Richard Fuller, and
on November 1si, 1916, was baptized
into the Wentworth ST. Baptist Church,
Charleston, $. c., by Rev. James Cuth-
bert, pastor.
In 1917 he received an appc;ntment t
to West Point Academy, where he re-
mained until 1851, graduating with
honors. Was ordained in 1867 at An
derson, S. c.
He had no regular appointment until
January, 1869, when he succeeded Rev
Vaughn ut Bloomfield, Ky, which
Church he served faithfully ,.ltil the
fourth Sunday in June, 1901, preaching
two Sundays in each month.
For seventeen years of this time he
also preached Mt Mill Creek and New
Hope Churches, and for four years he
served the Chaplin Fork Church. He
served the Nelson Association as mod
orator for twenty-sevcn years and miss
sed only one meeting-on account of
illness.
In 1868 he entered the Civil War as
caotain of company of eboys" he
ni,'l trained himself in military tactics
ha>ing been a teacher for over twenty.
five years Of his life.
Early in life he married Jnlia F.
Smith, sister to the late DR.. j. Law.
rcnccS NTH, OF Louisville, Ky.,
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: Surruuu.:e1 by walls of f]am,

- Snrrnuu':e1 by walls Of flames
which prcvcntcd escape or rescue,
Jch" Hatcher. Jack Hatcher and
Minnie Hatcher, two brothers and a
sister, al yrown, were burned TO death
nenr A>hbnrn, Ga. Saturday morning
about ) clock
= r"r y lice Of Jersey City have
"i'':c'i a crusade against the ca,hcrers
a! cigar s,umps. These stumps are
d,ied ard usue over into cigars and
cigarettes. hus causing the spread of
CERTAIN particularly tuber-
cu.usis and caucer.
- The exhibits from Canada and
South American countrie, at the Pan
American In most instances W II be
kept luIact AMI sent t" the Charleston
Exposition. This up,,ii-> PARTICULAR
~ 10 the displays az Br zil. Peru,
Argentina, Nicarauga. Salvanor, Boli
via, Honduras. San Domingo, Ecna
dor, Mexico. Jamaica. Puerto Rico
and parts Of the Cnban aud Chilian
exhibits. 1t is said that at Charles
ton they will be shown under better
advantages, because more space will
be devoted TO most Of them.
The man who procrastinates strug-
giles with ruin.
An apt quotation is as-good as an
original remark. Johnson.
Progress is the activity Of to-day
and the assurance of Tomorrow
Emerson.
The desire of appearing clever often
prevents one becoming so.--Roehc-
: foucauld.
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Holland News.

a pretty home wedding took place a
Holland on Wednesday. oct. o.. Til,
pretty country home of Nh and Mrs
y. Is. Sullivan WAS the scene of mncl
lovclinoss. About 100 guests gathered
to witness the marriage Of Miss Burke
Pauline To Mr.. Fred Lee taudlc, O
Anderson. The house was bcautifull,
decorated with evergreen and roses
here and there frightened with bril-
liant lamps. Promptly at 3 p. III. the
crowd WAS ushcrcd into the large par
!ol, which WAS beautifully decorated
with ferns and white roses. S,lspcnd-
I'd over the doorway was Il large arch
| greens.
1lIc door was opened by little Miss
D"ri Sullivan, in white lawn. .'.rst
| entered Miss Bcss Richardson, of
iiartwcll, i'll green and cream, with
applique trimming, and taking her seat
the organ rendered the Wedding Bells
March. Nest came Mr.. Harvey Pruitt,
"f Starr, with Miss Alice Sullivan, in
white lawn with rihhnn trimming. and
took their stand on the right. Next
came Mr.. Will Hodges, OF Starr, with
Miss E.ssic Caudlc, in white lawn with
ribbon trimming, and went to the left.
Next came the little flower girls, Mvr-
tic Cardin and Sallic Mckinney. in blue
ana pink, and carried large bouquets of
white roses and ferns, followed by the
IL
groom. The bride WAS beautifully ar
rayrd in white linen baticc, with sat in
ribbon trimmings, and carried IL large
bouquet OF brides roses and ferns. On
entering the room they were faced by
the Rev. j. X. Earle, who performed
the ceremony in most solemn and i'm
prcssivc way. The wedding march
was played throughout the ceremony
ana made 1t more impressive. After
receiving hearty congratulations the
bridal party departed for the home of
the groom, where q bountcOus rcceD-
tion awaited them.
Mr.. Caudle is connected with the
Blue Ridge Railroad, and is a popular
ana most worthy, upright young man,
. '-''--'
and we extend to him our heartiest
congratulations OH winning the heart
and hand of one of Anderson County's
most popular and talented young wo-
men. MIR. and Mrs. Caudle were the
recipients of many handsome, useful
and costly presents.
MIR. Hascal Craft and Miss Maude
Adams. of Hartwell, Ga, attended the
-Caudle marriage.
MIR. and Mrs. Powell and Miss Mat
tie Craft, of Gainesville, Ga, attended
the Sullivan-Caudle marriage
The Bible Institute will meet with
Shiloh next Saturday and Sunday, the
9th and 10th inst. Everybody come
and bring your Bible and dinner. The
lessons are SO beautiful and interest
ing.
Miss Bess Richardson is still visiting
friends and relatives in this County.
MIR. and Mrs. Ed Earle, of Royston,
Ca. were over last week.
A (II.EST
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A Beautiful Booklet

The sou hern Rail Sav has iasued a
t-4utitnl tMotl-t entitled E" untinK and
Fi-riuK IN ia" Sputh," which is a verv
a'tTrc',ve pnhin1tion, giving full and
conci-n intOrtutn'n relative 10 the best
hunting amt fishing grounds along its
l'nr-, ."grhpr with Information nA tU
rn'-- al mnrd, game laws, names OF
Hu'u"-. nnd whether or mt lands ar.
pr H, "t'. THIS publication is complete
IN every d,nli aud will ne OF great ben
@ht tn hu t.ra and hsheruien desiring to
TX" aa "nti-v. Copy NAV 10 had by
rd'ir.>-ing w. II. l'avlo. a. G. P. A,
Atlanin, rn.; K w. Hunt, y. p. a.,
Charlie -t"r. :. !; j. L. Beam, Jr., D. p.
a., .ttlnntA, ,IA.
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Piles! Piles! Piles!

DR.. Williams Indian Pile Ointment Ia
prepared to cure Piles snr. DOES 1T in
short order. Easy to- apply, every boy
guaranteed, soc. and Sl.OO. All druggists
or hy nai
Williams Mfv Co., Cleveland Onjo.
For sale by EVANS PHARNACY.
FOR IA LE-Good Barn, 27x3D feet.
Bin and two stalls On each s,b. einh,
feet driveway through. Apply at this
office. lS-tf
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LESSER & co,
Our New Fall Stock is now Complete.
Fall Goods now Ready.

oR Fa! line of Dry Goods Shoes Hats Notions Clothing and Gents
ssS a. 'ss fss p
s 10 Goods es s ssa siss P
here S 1 High sss % s
Look at our Goods Satisfaction money refunded u' prices
EXTRA NOTION VALUES.
5bss ssie Gsas,1s. M sss ss sss. %
s;s s:'; s e. e.
Ks' 9ss G.Ps gs'ss Sso p 3 da ss only sp
ssiss ssss %
ae value s;e only TO i5s i5s
oooo NEW FALL DRY GOODS 80 % 100
Pssss Eli gSoP ss .is. ;Ss
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~Ss vs5' s aSss Ss s at only e
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NEW FALL DRESS GOODS.
N ss 9 wp,sal @ pFss a Gsd s double
8
hns ssf% ali 5 5 80 si1 1sbs]s ] wd o.
READY-TO-WEAR DEPARTMENTS
ess n.ds s sfR heavy s1 ess Ss .s sssi
Full Nssy ns cbe ss Re styles is ii sd'o all shades
Es ESs fs'f Fs % rpns | siy
prices l we p M o ,5e% o1 M
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! sss sss sss Rssfss @ ed 81 ss. ys
P5 Ssss s 5s. sas
a sso @ soo asi Shsss % 81 soSs made m s
NEW -BOYs CLOTHING s. GENTS, FETRNrsEz1Ne.s
%''sfs-s sss
o,u u;u;. NEW FALL MILLINERY.
m ods | nii1ny M department depart equal city tasteful and
ss @ y'' s s fss ,ys I
free New Premiums Painted China
Si'ss chs Riss M M e. ssss Buy
LESSER & Co.
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If you haven't made that Dry Goods
bill we invite you to come this way.
You will be pleased with our Dress
Goods, Dress Trimmings, Flannelettes.
Outings, our many attractions of lit.
tie Notions, Neckwear and Toilet ar
ticles.
You will be charmed with cur chow.
ing Of Ladies, Misses and Children's
Jackets. Children's Jackets from
s1.5o to $500 Our Ladies Jack cts
for $3.50 to $500 knock them all out.
Automobiles from $3.50 to $500.
Cloth Plush Capes at moderate pri.
Good line Furs.
Coat Suits and Ready-to-Wear
Skirts.
Grand line Blankets, from good
Southern manufactures, from $3.50
to $500. Other Blankets from 45c
to $500 per pair.
White Quilts 75c and 81 90 to s3 80.
Comforts from SOC to $3.50.
Big lot Tapestry Curtains from
$500 to $3.50.
Curtain Goods by the piece from
Zoe to SOC.
We want to get every lady that
comes to the city to our Millinery de- +,
partment. Have just added all the
new things that we can get in the Mil
A1noAy Aine. want 10 sell you every
thing, from the cheap Walking Hats
to your Fine Dress Hats. Visit this
If you don't want to
buy anything we are just as glad to
show you through as if you were on a
buying expedition.
Still selling Domestics cheap
Some good Cotton Drills 4ac
Good Sea Island 4ac.
A heavy shirting Sc.
Best American Indigo Prints 4sc. |
"A good Outing for 4ac
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MONEY TO LOAN ON LAME

a few thousand dollar, To loan now for
clients at per cent.
3. F. MARTIN. Attorney.
When you want first-clas4. up.to.dats
PHOTOS call on GALLAGHER BROS.
at their new Studio uext door co Lyon n
neutrality-suspicious.. Substitution |. full
Iy Guaranteed to every customer
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BRICK -IO0,O0l largest siz. Rricli for
sale. j. &. Strihling.
20--l Pendlcton S. c.
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PIANOS, ORGANS AND SEWING MACHINES
A SPECIAL THREE MONTHS sALE

SPECIAL THREE MONTHS SALE
f the very highest grades latest and designs Quail
OF tone unequa and cheaper in price than Won will
md elsewhere This applies Pianos Organs Sewing the
next ninety days Get prices from dealer compare instruments
mean to save New
hand stock A nice lot of beautiful Pianos Just in
re. &. WILLIS, Next Peoples Bank
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$3.50
TO
$40

per Suit carry that stamp ..of superiS
ority and individaalty..iabovs othss
lines that speak far N ,ress tn 40 salesA
man cam !
Besides, we have placed only mode-
rate profits oa them.
Don't have to depend on one line
for our business.
Just a little all around our big:
sales amount up, you know.
Let our young men show you--
HATS,
UNDERwEAR,
SHOES.
Our stock is up-to date, all around.
in every particular. You will go.
away pleased, ard will come again
and trade with us.
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To be vain OF on. rank Q. place. is
to show that one is below it.-->;anis-
laus
God is on the side Of yir,uc: for
whoever breads puui-hincut suffers
it, and whoever deserves it, breads it.
Cotton.
Despite all refinement. The iigL,
and habitual taking Of Gods name
III vain betray, a course and brutal
will. -Chapin
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That resolution to bring the sales Of
our
Clio | HING

-
side up to the other lines of our bus
mess has not been in vain.
We are doing the Clothing business
of our history, notwithstanding that
others claim that weather has been
too hc. to sell Clothes.
Well, why shouldn't we
We are handling the makes Of
Clothing that fits the form, that suits
the fancy, that meets the purse.
Our salesfolk are experienced
Clothing men. and know how to bring
out the merits of our great cline of
Clothes Then our Clothes from
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LOST.

OST-A Colts revolver, - calibre, ivory
- handle bears inscription, Presented from
Mis-, X. !. J to Johnny. Johnson" Reward
return OF property and no questions Will be
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UP TO DATE DENTISTRY.

Drs. Brigham & Potter, the East
ern Dentists. Eastern prices. over
Bank OF Commerce, n. 4. Armijo
building,
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New York, May 2.-Money on cal
nominally at 4m6 per cont, Prime
mercantile paper, 3at @ilA per cent.
Silver, 59hc.
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Ready for PLANTING.

Liberty Roses-The finest red roses
to date, 3.inch pots, 80 cents.
Carnations-Very choicest varie
ties. 10 cents; $l.00 a dozen.
Cannas-Four best sorts, 10 cents
$1.50 a dozen.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES winners, 1C
cents; 800 q dozen.
Pansies-ln bud and bloom, so cents
a dozen.
Clematis-Large lowered hybrlds,
3-year plants, 500 each.
Dahlias-Strong tubers, full OF
shoots, 10 cents; $3.50 per dozen.
Gladiolus-Extra choice strain, 6
cents; 40 cents per dozen.
Madeira Vine-Large and stronI, 6
cents; 80 cents per dozen.
Tube Roses-Mammoth bulbs, 8
cents; 80 cents per dozen.
IVES, THE FLORIST,
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Ruppe for Rs.
CITY NEWS.

Kid gloves 81 per pair. Every pair
guaranteed. Rosenwald Bros.
1t will pay you to see Hall & Lar.
nard before purchasing a piano.
Best line Of sponges, 10, Is and %
cents, ever sold J ii. O'Rielly a. Co.
Just received-A full line OF ladies'
and children's white aprons at the
Economist.
To loan-$500 on Albuquerque real
estate. II, w. ID. Bryan, First National
bank building.
Blank deeds to lands and lots ON the
albuquerque land grant for sale at
THIS ONCE. Price 10 cents.
Mrs. w. ID. Alright has gone to San
Ia Fe, where she will visit her hus.
band and friends for a few days.
A grand free lunch will be served at
The Metropolitan resort Saturday
night. Charles Heisch, proprietor.
Saturday night. Charles Heisch will
formally open his new place, THE
Metropolitan" with a grand free
lunch.
Ladies' tailored costumes made to
order. Elegant line Of spring and sum
mer samples. Nettleton Tailoring
Agency, 215 south Second street.
Wsnted-FIfty track laborers fol
construction work; s1.75 to 81 per day
Call on agent Santa Fe, Prescott &
Phoenix railway, Ash Fork, Arizona.
Two good carpenters can find EN-
Payments by applying to w. A. Parr.
the contractor, 30S south Second
street, city. Other than good men
need not apply,
Three will be a free concert aud
dance al Orchestrion hall on Saturday
evening, and a grand free concert at
b SAM place on Sunday afternoon.
Everybody invited TO attend.
See Bennett, at the White House
Furniture and Mattress factory, No.
Ala south Second street, for pitch and
gravel roofs. Also furnish new avn.
ing and repair same on short notice.
Fine residence lot for sale. One
graded 25-foot lot, has new wooden
sidewalk. In Third ward, five blocks
from postoffice, about the anne to
shops. Price, $3.50. Fifty dollars cash,
balance on time to suit buyer. Adj
dress owner" this Office.
Through an agents error an eastern
toStoiy hHlppt me lEU pairs OF mems
$500 shoes, which should have gone
10 California. Rather than have them
returned they made a reduction OF 80
cents a pair. In order 10 sell them
fast ] shall sell them at 81. This is a
genuine bargain, 4. Muensierman,
203 Railroad avenue.
The Citizen vas Informed this morn.
ing that the district court OF Grant
county, now In session at Silver City,
had found another murderer guilty OF
murder In the first degree. 1t was the
case Of the territory against the three
persons charged with the killing of
John Mcmillan, a miller living on the
ella river, the jury bringing In a YER
dict OF guilty against one OF the de-
PENDANTS and OF acquittal as to the
others. Major w. II. II. Llewellyn is
making a very competent district pros
ccuting attorney.
You will readily agree with US that
there is no saving In buying cheap
shoes II you see the splendid values
are Offering this week In ladies'
and mems high grade hand welt and
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HEADQUARTERS

Is cheapest place to puy leather, cut
soles, iron stands and lasts, shoe nails,
rubber heels, Whittemore's shoe pol.
lshes, shoe dressings. brushes, etc.
Harness. saddles. chains, collars,
sweat pads, carriage spoHees. chamois
skins, harness soap. curry combs,
rawhido buggy, team, express whips
brushes, harness oil, axle oil, castor
oil axle grease, Harvester oil. Camp
bells horse foot remedy, horse medi-
cines. wagon sheets. DEVICES paints,
carriage gloss paints, linseed oil, tur-
pentine. paint brushes, etc Call and
be convinced. 406 Railroad avenue.
THOS. Il. KELEHER.
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NMAMNIN

Shad, channel catfish. barracuda,
founders. shrimps, fine fresh stock by
express Friday morning at the
SAN JOSE MARKET.
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We wound up the month Of April
by the sale to Mrs. j. o. Gideon of the
C%hickering Bros piano that was used
at the Sunday school convention re
Gently held in this city, The instru
ment was greatly admired by the mu.
slcians and others that attended the
convention. We have more CHECKER.
ing pianos in stock and others en-
route. II you contemplate purchasing
a piano or musical instrument of any
description il will pay you 10 see us.
Hall a L~earnard, the square music
dealers. 20i south Second street. Au-
tomato phone, sos.
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ST. Louis, Mo, May Wool quiet
and easy, Territory and western me
dium, liGlbhc; fine, l0Qlic; coarse,
l0@l314o.
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Screen Work speciality for sixty Day,
Only.
John Newlander, manager Of Albu'
querque Planning Mill company, offer,
window screens at u cts. per squar,
foot. Door Greens at . cts. per squar,
foot: guaranteed to be strictly iirsI
class. Mail orders solicited. A reason
able charge will be made for Grating
We also manufacture house trimming,
and store fixtures. Write for further
information. Address John Newlander
4O3 south First street, Albuquerque
New Mexico. Automatic phone 463.
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turn shoes at $3.50. Call and we will
be pleased to show you the different
styles. c. Mays popular priced shoe
store, POS west Railroad avenue.
Gentlemen-Now is the time to or
der your spring suit; our clothing
pleases. Nettleton Tailoring Agency,
215 south Second street.
See the Economist window this
week for all that is newest in wash
waists.
+. G. corsets make American beau
ties. Rosenwald Bros, sole agents.
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hatsl hatRl iiatsl

II Is not our custom to praise our
selves but we are proud OF the line
OF hats We are showing this season.
We have everything desirable in
headgear for man or boy and our
prices are always right. Simon Stern,
the Railroad AYenue Clothier.
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Established Twenty Wears.

DIR. w. N. MACBE1 II, dentist, 21O
west Railroad avenue. Gold crown
and bridge work a speciality.
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We have Just received a nice lot Of
leghorns that we are Offering from
SO C 10 500. We think they are bar.
gains. A very pretty lot Of flowers
from zoe to $l,00. We would like for
you to see them before buying else
where. THE MAZE.
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FOX SALE.
FOR RENT.
WANTED.

WANTED For cash. A light spring wagon
w X horse. Address with description and
price ). Citizen Oifice.
mr. klUH1EkS WANTED : Frrighters
u with outfits wanted to freight from Thoreau
to Pueblo bonito. Address nj once, Hyd tx
ploring Expedition. Tholeau N N.
WhNTkD-Woman to do washing and
w ironing one day In week, Enquire Of Mrs.
Henry BrOckmeier, corner Walnut and Rail
road avenue.
FREE illustrated circular showing extreme
l weakness cured by invisible splint; failure
impossible. Suite A.. ID. 9. 1877 south Clark st
Chicago.
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DRS. WOLN IN * CARR,
nantiata

Tight-fitting plates, crown and bridg,
work a specially. All work guaran
teed or money refunded. Open even
ings. ONCE oyer Golden Rule, Gram
block, Albuquerque, N. NJ.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-09-24
Polls Wonderland Theatcr.

In the bill that played to packed houses yesterday afternoon and even ing at Poli's was an extraordinary managerial achievement Manager Polfs command of resources was strils- ingly demonstrated. He is leading his bill with the great Keith circuit feat ure, 'tThe Spring of Youth in which Foy and Clark are starring. This sketch is unique In idea and dialogue, and de- lighted the big audience,
 That trip abroad of Manager Polls bore fruit in the appearance of another specially imported act--Bellini and Ar thur, the jugglers. Here are skill, nov city and comedy of special excellence.
 Miss Louise Brehany. prima donna sprona, created a furore. This young woman has been soloist for Sousa's band and has successfully filled the role of Marguerite in Faust" as well as many first-class oratorio and concert enga gements. Her voice is a full, rich soprano of great range and power, and she controls it with rare musicianly tact.
 But perhaps the greatest achievement of the bill is the presentation b yvita- graph pictures of President McKinley's s , funeral at Canton MT. Polls enter prise in obtaining them for a first pro auction in New Haven is greatly ap- preciated. The series also shows the funeral at Buffalo and the president during one of his recent speeches. Tn the olio are Dorothy Neville and company, Shean and Kennedy, Clotilda,