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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1902-12-04
For Sale.

Lumber yard at Woodbine for sale.
Good business opportunity. Inquire
OF PRICE WILDERMAN LUMBER Co.,
liz Woodbine, Kansas.
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sHAw'S RECOMMENDATIONS.
The SECRETARY OF the Treasury Favors the
Redemption In Gold Of Silver Dollars
and IN Asset Currency.

Washington, Dec. THE secretary
Of the treasury, Leslie M. Shaw, in
his annual report recommends two
important changes in the banking and
currency laws. He asks for a law
specifically authorizing the redemp-
ton in gold of silver dollars, on de.
mand, and advocates law authoriz.
ing national banks to issue currency
on the basis Of their general assets,
without any specific security, but
subject to tax or insurance fec
sufficient to guarantee the prompt
redemption by the government of all
notes of banks that fail.
Will Establish Pension System for Men.
Salt Lake City, Dec. 4.-Following
close upon the announcement that
the Union Pacific railroad would pen
sion its old employees, General Man.
ager Bancroft, Of the Oregon Short
Line yesterday issued circular
stating that on January 1 the Ore
gon Short Line, the Oregon Railroad
and Navigation company and the
Southern Pacific company will estab-
fish pension system.
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New Poatmastsr At Talmaps,

J. Alvin Engle has been appointed
postmaster at Talmage, succeeding
H. G. Hoffman, deceased. The up.
pointment Is good one.
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and the committee nopcs TO DC uv,u
to make report to the house before
the holiday recess.
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EASTERN STAR,

Mrs. j. N. Burton, W. NJ, Mrs. r.
II. Seeds, A. NJ; 7. H. Jones, W. p;
Mrs. J. 4. Keel, con-. Mrs. J. A. Hop.
kins, asst. con-; Mrs. Jos. Spangler,
sec. John Johntz, treas.
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New Lodge officers.
NJ. ". A., CAMP 80S4.

c. f. Rice, V. c. s. l.. Waring, ad-
visor; Robert Baker, banker; +. j.
Murphy clerk; Harry Smith, escort;
VIM. Slaybaugh, sentinel 7. M.
Jones, 0. W.;J. L. Short, H. B. Felty
med. examiners.
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Tuesday, Dec, 9Th,

commencing at 10 a. m. sharp, the
following property:
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white dotted null shows thia finish, each
foluCe being edged with Me,h'.u ino", the
top one h"sioi with a riche Of he 'acc
Tho upper skirt Is tucked IN groups VI
three and Cut with "a seam boz front so that
IN" 'uck~ run diagunallv over the hiis.
tU" same t-,ing Hrished wit l.oc Insertion
The blouse 10 81 diagonal tuok- wirha trans
parent yoke of PLAIN white ur' tucke-i
around Ia tho tin''-t pm lucas edged With
a ve~v narrow lace cigN.
Elbow >lcr YES II b.as 'ucks are finished
with a lao" iul fYwiug vids ~ the back
and shaped - "A very narrow line on tho
inside # fhe arm Chnngrahlo blue and
grav Is'ui-iuc silk forms the drnu-i belt.
Dotted swiss IL very pretty, made with
his style Of skirt. the hoUnC"S edged with
narpsw LACK lace or ono row - black
velvet uhb-n. n" heading f'r tho
fouuors ON one model - n tucked hand
81 'hc muslin crossed at intervals all around
with straps made If Two rrw- - Svi~,
emhroid-ry joined and EDGED with a row
81 black velvet rh'ru.
Another ur,tty skirt f0r null ~ muslin
Is In sections - vertical 'urk~ from tie
wai-, To- tn" founca. which = aisu M 'u'kS
AZ the top. Tie src'ior- ruuud down IN
front. each one joined Co -" other 10y a
band Of embroidered insertion.
An odd feature e one model made in
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sa-s. w.. enc u ~ ls,--. msa.- q
trimming
Anssh.r very pretty A-~orsslon ior ~hr,s
v~,fins = bands - .iIk -, In vt'h opsn
.,i,ehs-. thr-. aro1nd The hem. esrh ore
TUNING ~ In q v-rtirsl line 10 The hns.
81 ea-h sam IN the SKIRT rhs~- Erour-
are Er.dus'~i % ~nsth however, bong
much longer a. ,h~ hacs than In front
and esch h-i-i terminates In q point In
width they aie 'lllv an inch aud a half and
the lo~.r on- foru- h hem
Fancy coats soru over a chiffon hlo,se
are . feature % tI" garden parry gown
Thee vary Ia ,susth u~tv'ru tie boisro
and . garnant With long hG4urs Ike cue
shovnk n u. Mlstnation aUd tl"y ara mhds
% lace ~ elk uf any dp-ssy combination
you may fanny
lac inssrion joined Ia hands 81 -hirrrd
chiffon With fssoI stitching furns ons
xstls model von with . yelling sslrt. lie
half upper -A>ys IA ~ lace with . deep
NiIl floating fHll " chif on falling hollow.
Where the two Join . bard ~ black velvet
b the finish Lace vvers. httls s,rar- oi
velvet aoros. the front and q black velvet
bait are tbs accessories
Fancy costs OF lace or silk are certainly
one Of the sss-oI's special novelties. They
not necessarily match the costume.
but sonie sort u drc~sy coat you must have
II you would b up-to-ds,e. II may lie
OF changesbls tshetA In any blending Of
color. Of black or white elk combined with
laoe and h. any length which Il most h~-
They are hose garments In q way. and
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,.s~sa, uaa. -eh N. rsand ot-n n~rs
AMI eIhaw -l.-v@-. Tnr q sirikine en-ct
ths black snt whlis srnhTosi-r-d s~i-s
mu.lin. az. vs-v e-sd .fvi@ mad. over
whas .ilk and trttnnts-i wfh bisst ,hantiuy
hcv
The stsht-epr~t -klrt % l r,ud model
o. this. Nith ~arh -~am ou'l'n'-i M nc"
in.-rthiu Tho circular huur"" tu'A~i
dovn 20 v-r'tral uHr- On FH.it~ ~ nv"
a fev irs',- from tt- ,Hp. hos 'hr'-' ro~-
- .u-rfatu - u above '.' h'n TO
woke .. .lxfra.,y u a'i 'rshr"'-
ayd l,'" .r-'.'iHu
l,.., ".v.r,I mu.''u shows =
move. -hHr .r ts. u0I.H rrd tN" i'''p pune
iI.- Pol ..f -a pretty. Npv. t"t 80 OH" -Nil
with t.l,,, H.u..,s val.l 10 uI' Il uo NctN
latest irH.r.s.
u E.t tho h,s' .fcc' mo top h0unc"
should b" ta"k,I down around ''" hli-
The cis-- are ,lr..u-.v trimmed With iu~'r-
t.ous. uu.A.. auuigrc ~igtrgs. or simply
% r'n Joiuvi with an open r'i'ch.
Nni'r ,rAf, 1c chin, Is charming. mad"
In vine Wv. V'iN one row II lr-u ilc" in
sert.on 49,, b. above che hem. M" blouse
,u,lo-d ard Finished with a deep collar of
Nl.,, CHIC u u,kcl and irs'' with motifs
Of az NJrros applique lace finishes tie
cdgr
TIC collar or"ns en- front over n vest Of
lace. and wni;e ak ornaments with tass"lhNi
ends catch Il down AZ either side 4 Chihon
sash trimmed deeply with lace on the end
completes this costume.
Thin gowns with three narrower ounc,
covering only tho space 81 a deep graduated
fiounce are also good style. one model In
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SHE O>'E OnNfD ViRTI>IQrr
After Nsny Wears Her ncsSou for Trading
% Wa. rrl, ci 10 nr hnr1nlcnI.

From I,s Ah,g- Us.H BIHsU
\ wust Nt.re-t'I = stvty UNs odd . rc-
ihc ,.i,rd n N]sf'.uiqnc" fhr .tarS ,o"c.rls
Mr- : ir-,, 81 tUl. cts. uIor. gTabd-
mother '." "srud "a sf'st,r IaTt OF tire
y0t,..ic .-lv
Mr bees Ersudmu,h.r ~. Nine.
GOIvsln. Nhu sss closely related m mar
rissr 90 tOuui Dc rubr aHd OF frtUV. she
AS AL irtimAts fgl-i1 ~ Jo.-pi.ar Do Hcsu-
laruEss. D 80 ward b'ustu- a." HIf" ~
lie uis't Oh rhl-f NAPOLEON arflrl tie
Austri-n pf'r''Ss. Msr' A"4t-'.A.i came
Sct -.ti.nod WIN her possession ir the
America, .ne traded her i-ui VI the ISLAND
OF NatlutyUs u Count dt-taius. the gal
luat French orl'-r to Nhou Vtrr glvcr
valuable isuds e. America FOR his s.rVi. -
% Tao c~1lJni,s during -. Revolution. Moot
Of 'hH~" lands were In fhe southern StH'.s.
ana gn.rp acr'fs we're situated a. UsarsA,
somr Of NniHh rmhrs,Di the pros~n' .its oi
Athnus. aui otA'rs - sHich iay near IHllulAh
all
MIN. Bruvu.r Wa sdyi.~d by l.r agent
to sell her fosse~sio5s h. Martinique on &C
O. uu' q! tie volcanic oniitton nffha country.
and time has provc4 the wisdom OF her ohnic@
She vas q very wealthy woman. Aid IN close
%conldrnc" nth tie powers Of Il 70 uoL,rchy
Mrs R,-.-s h.. nov In her POSSESSION a
most gurg-ou. dr~>s Of her Frardn.tter
witch vas worn 40 Tho marriage 81 Napoleon
~ J~ps.phip- b'auhGrrsl>. ard which - a
H. siorv % tho division 81 tho oouysin
estate. formerly belonging to d'fstains. IL
one ~ pi.eemeal separH'ton and division
unti N b~came poss-ss~d Nv hutht.ls ~
rhuts 90 utpeIs. msr.. ~. concerning ~.
Island u Martinique. Which deseEdSd lrvm
its Original oNbsr.
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'hi~ way D., tHr combination e.: PLAIN whitn
win huv "rri muslin. ! - latter h U-sI
iur o." bounce. tire sl.-',"- aud the woke
Very pretty. t"n. ARE "a" vhsi0 silk
l7tsi.,s. ~rlyi,.ratriy dc~rratci all over
with various designs ~ straight lines.
lsv iguuts or lattice Sork mrialliuuS
wrought out In very narrow lsc' iu-~r,"r
SONS Of a." dsirti"-t gsr,i"u Iarty gowns
are made Of grr,n -.k muslin either dotted
81 PLAIN
Gr,-.n has to had amouC tie Culors,
Just at the morrui. and u h. charming In
the delicate transparent fahric- mace over
white or silk and ,iiaDu 20 ~, al" tint,
one . an of gt,ru muslin ibs n tucked
n,urco headed Hy a ~ u lu'r Insertion.
Nhich enc,rrl'- uHc -klr, IN" rI'ur, t-iwccu
the nuuncr aui th" tLos~ mound the tips
A group uf 'lch, iJrus the lem - tho
aouncs aId rr uluu~" - all IN v~crtical
tucks VITA a woke Il l,~c %ruunding down
m ir,ut n boz an 'lo 'ru gowns th.s
scs-'u tire ttrt,-r iu-r".s>lf tNv uac
I.v s.'.,vs ar tucAcu 81 Ito tvp, puGod
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black or colp--d six direc,lv In front ~
tho bus, This L. a r"' 'ad iust at tho
moment and chine r.tHHn u-sl m this
way Oh the thin white gowns 10 really very
Effective
Hand embroidery. fancy stitches @; all
sorts and appl!gu" work. of every dr~8riV-
ton, arc all muro and more iu evidence
a. the sunmcr gowns ut muslin, li'"n
and yelling CuiuN a. th. front j. ~~hstouish-
ing how a s.mrlo muslin gown can bios
-om into "lrSauce under tu- mtIcuco ~
modern treatment
~Emhroidrrv. Lac, and tucSs work wonders
M thts Simple fabric, but these eAbufs-
tons are bot enough. 80 w have hand
painiei muu-zcliue- Ia Erti~tioally tiutcl
d.,-isu-, made up la the mos fascinating
manner. with three houn0es on the skirt,
tn. top one has a heading 81 Mnchlln lac
Insertion. which 90 rtriir, ms" bodice
around with tuCk- bctv'sG each band
The west l. uf pale punk chiffon mot
With lao, motifs nli dotted with small
polka dot. embruidered In black. The
collar band l. ~ sc-, and the slc-ves.
like tho bpiic'. gather bel1w tho elbow
INTO q rur ard frill 81 lace
Vcrv lovsly srs SONG - NJ" ~" gowns.
with a -aoc-trmnel skirt - mur~~'IUe
aud q Louis ANI bodice ~ rompadou
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much 1le fashion ~ ever. and repetition
In the new materials and modes " trim
ming combined with IA" variations IN
shap~ lrcomcs almost II not quut" "a
novelty.
The shap'i nNunr" gives a ~gHc'frl
far- 20 IA. skirt which no other cut can
quite acrompii-h, a ',c' which sroouL's
for Ne popularity "" hear of plated
skirts and 70 .hlrpd skir'a and thsv are in
sight N cum lent numf-r- 10 warrant 'hr,r
position srll up np -" list ~ new modes
Bat individual inspiration las modified Tho
idss son-~hat. 80 We lave 'he effect
without the Cluns uc.s Il actual fulnes-
plated la.
For Example. ~" ulrl's ~ made -npar-
s,ely and sewn on after ~" skir' il Cu,
with e~r-- 20 ~ the hip. Trrfrctlv. Tho
plai's graduate IA width fruin me inch
~ tho waist Line ~ n'>Irlv ttS times
tina, ~tdth NJ the HON. wi ~ tpy end in
points lust "a l'tl" nhnvr
Oth~r skirt models lavs a hip yoke ~
shirr.ng. l,~ or bands jo'n"d bv nm open
stitch. from which the platte hang. A
pretty effect IL made 10y trimming the skirt
around In Il d.rp yoke form with rows II
lace Insertion. ~rt In with inv hand. ~
elk and arranging the plauts over dis.
giving the appearance of their h~ing run
through u~ni"rncn'h
This sort of skirs hss "a clrrular f~ornce.
also trimmed sruund with lace insertion.
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WIEN PRiNCLT0N uAS rOUNG.
Incidents ~ One az Is commandments
ur,d IN Solonia, Dn,s ~ Nc~ ARK.

= incr',u q. 'urr"uC"w"uis have not al
vav- t--'l i'.i a. Pm "tun. nor have they
ulv ave- ts-cn -p pre- cn'iou- a. they are nj
prp-.ut. Time vas vh"n there wa. hut
one dav - "Nurc.-,s fur tie college ~ Now
JERSEY. ~ It was then oallsi. when the
frv vAu game from dar To- attend The
e. cams IN hof -Hbsck ur IA stages
ct ~ isp' ur walked
H. September. 1854. commencement was
I.iI 90 NovaiE. uucjr p. N,l'rg" rad tscu
i.r several years a'"r IT, removal nom
fiGuu.r.'usu. l. vaS UDc as OF six or
..,,u c,u-uy-ur,ui,u', L-'u IN Newark,
for ,hc uew college nui.tIns- were .lu-,
lai,g ]ful.lrI o. PRINCETON. The trustees
hal -'ri,,r ip arouse interest enough ia
the a. logo atuuug m" people Of Newark
90 c~, them fu give money Tor suitable
lauIilug., tu' 'la i~uWn,p~,.l. were M
different -n piiIy-'uu gui the college.
An uli J,r-y ,ulou'sl document gives
thu account 81 commencement
"a N'dg,.d9 ia.I thr ruul,o. ,ymm.rco-
Governor k...H'T. u,'h -I.dty chief ucutl"-
uuur uf iur Proving II N"N Jersey. aud a
.r,lt Gurh.f ui 20" clergy aud G.ntlen,n
Common people from N%ari"us farts, were
con, ru',i "a th" 90 80. he .ierC.eS
.uu.fy sid lr,,r."u. lUd much 10 tho Hon
our ~ t'r Reverend President, ,ollsg. snd
Stulr'ta. Ito tacr'sz IT Hi'chslbrS ~
A., warr Duf frrr'd pn ~" following Young
p"ut.su'u itn,u ., gwen - i.,t % siKt.sn
uau"al
hter , very apro-,t. prayer In N. Pore
rtuu. ihs Rsfth,.Hr- 81 .'u.-"d three gus--
tIur- 90 a.. -~NNugl.r', manner - tho
Ht,putatior. VIZ WHETHER N%a,umony
amin g-t Relations. a. YTohluitcd hy the
Mosaic laws b. CONTRARY 10 ught reason
1hi- wa, Ifhtm"d -Mh~ther Il BE- Law
tui. hv iutC" aud Arms. - resist those who
are UrllIalg invading oar ktshta TNI.
We .rirrIed Whether Misery IN a Nural
a-.'t tfsIe- tu.if llrs Ns- affirmed
Tho S.lutturF 'rauup suoC"cded these.
and va. very orator .'v pronNyUCeS Nv
Mr. Shipr~u. IN th" afternoon the pre.i-
dfi' pronounced ~ ofstou Of thanks TO
Ne Deueisctor, conclgdns % vita . warm
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verv smsr, made over white chiffon and
white rlls. Two founces 20 not edged
with file, lar" aud h"adrd Vi'h al Insertion
IA the foun - medall.ons Hrc the skirt
trimming The hsSiicr Ia a llpuse = net
With n sndle teh Of White rilk worn with n
j'un;y lulo wat - Powered siik finished
Nth = t~r,la oollar 81 rlat lace
Accordion plait.-i skirts arr one % the
porn~r varieties Tor the thin gowns. and
ESPECIALLY for craI> de chine. rrnsce and
~~lins Tie plait- ar. stitched down
IA, IN yuk- form around the hits. and a
plain Wide hem form, the laih. or tie hip
yoke NAV u - b1o-
1h,- model u very pr"ttily oarr.rd out
IN gr~y rnDu~eline Veglug. the bodice and
sie~v~a ~ tho elbow. t-siug plslted lik.
Inc .kir-. R,th skir- aud bodice yoke arr 81
Cru lsce run through a. the edge with
narrow black velvet ribbon 4 ACE fril.
failing vide directly at Ito usok, 10 the
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o--- N. .pts- s,d s.,h.--s Into . I.sd -

sv~v the sItsv ard gathered Into . tsnd ~
har- hsnv ~. frdi = ~ musiin
A mu-i STRIKING Eornlns ensn ~ -
SON o. . fashionable sumHl~r r-nrt.
!. mals - ~ silk wolfe trmm--' st'h
vsrv narfuv f~d silk hrald The -hirt
Il in -utsil tot plsiis and tuck- -'h panels
On either 800. trimmed Nth the brsii,
and ~. flrkri blnu.~ i rel."vei hv .
snail chew .-'ta and coliar l,ri = Irish
ace
This narrow braid 10 ur~ ~ fl. new
f~sa'Ires IN trimming N".hrg Fuwua a.i
[. verv eF@~'iNe 0n-. IT, 2 --p--raliv pretty
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Of white chiffon edged with a r'che around
the h.m. tho Are falling partially over
this. The tAblier front il Of the plait"d
chiffon. aud ~ i the blou-e, over which
there 10 a hol~rp of lace.
A feature % tho latest bodice is tho blouse
effect ~ tho back, falling over a melium
wide t~l,. The fulne-, l. not -o Pronounced
az IL is In front. of Cuur~', but II i the thing
~ havo when the material - very thin and
soft. and tho figure viii permit Of Il.
Another fancy which has coma In with
the hates, models Ia a large. soft bow Of
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IN muslins also. sewn In close straight
lines or IN some cu%,hroiderv design
Among the models illustrated arr a
srottcd muslin With bolcru bodice trimmed
with lace 4 tucked net patterned with
rings. with a bounced skirt and bolaro
~ heavy. lace. and a crepe DC chine gown
trimmed with 10th guipur" and thantlllv
lace and tuck- Another very stunning
cos'ums is an Alcncpn lace skirt worn with
a white tareta coat riu.ned with silver
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paie tnt - green or blue forms one very
charming garden party gown. one, too, that
1. not q lit too dre-sy for The fashionable
outdoor luncheon. which are 70 10 a feature
u the summer at tie fashionable umm-r
resorts this reason. Casino luncheons are
another form 81 gayety which requires
elaborate dre~s al-o. - ther. IL simply M
lmi, 10 the possibilities 81 fashionable
drr-s 10 te worn In the daytime.
one Cow Of lerre lace has q plisse frill
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FOR SUMMER FETES.
CardenP Parties Supply New
Fields for Dress.
DExLTOILETH At IT'S BEST.
Pretty Frocks Devised to Nee,
the Seasons Requirements.

Great p~ssssSuitsss fss Attractive Costumes
u Ne prsos vssue ef 0srdes Par
u~-Tvsurss az the Tsshieas Tho
SHAPED yisunce and It's varstiees
-vssSeing D~~csssusns sa the Thsp
ssasssais-ms Fancy Csats-ssnh
Sstsuous Of Bodiecs and skfrss.
Garden parties arr ons ~ the r~-vtvals In
social distractions THE season. and they
hAsv q wtds dgniacancs In this fashion
world. a. they demand special costumes Of
. ~vsryNdrss-y order. 1hey are not . gen
uins revival. perhsps. as they have never
quito gons out Of fashion; but It u certsin
AlrUAdy that they Ars to be terminated. 80
90 spsak, and Inspired with now life and
interest which WILL multiply the needs for
artistic summer gowns to q married. degree
IL IL here that the demi-toiletses .
flourish In their highest perfection. since
h modiAh garden party gown must DO
somethinx ouly a little less elaborate than
an evening costume. with . Transparent
instead Of n low-cut neck. None Of the
summer materials Il too elegant for this
costums, and yet there IL Q wide nnge Of
possibilities. einoe anything which u Light
and pretty In color and well made may
srvs thc purpose,
vartsty In summer dress Ia ons Of wo-
mAn's special prerosatiyes which abe may
tndulgeto the limit this season. and II she
dos nae live up To her privileges In tI,is
direction thorc must W -oIDstiing wanting
In her apprecIalIou Of the value VI c.oIa.s
~ u means OF nlakins her al ornament 10
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.l--v. a,,.A, 9TH . hand - v.lv-s It'd
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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-08-22
REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE.

The territorial republican central
committee held a well attended and
harmonious meeting in this city this
morning. Ali except two or three of
the smaller and remote counties were
represented. Ration was unanimously
chosen as the place for holding the
territorial convention to nominate a
delegate to congress, and the 10th
of October the time for that important
event. The representation was fixed
at one delegate to said convention for
every $50 votes cast for Delegate Ro-
dey two years ago, and n for every
fraction over IS. This gives twenty
two to Bernalillo, which is the banner
republican county OF the territory. The
committee declined to consider the
minor differences said TO exist in San
Ia Fe and San Juan counties, deciding
that it was the province and duty OF
the republicans of those counties 10
regulate such matters.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-08-22
THE ALBUQUERQUE DAILY CITIZEN, FlDAY, AUGUST 22 1902

ippines were S6.612, zoo in 1902 com
pared with s4,3sS.740 in 1897.
To the Hawaiian islands the exports
in 1900 were. according to the best es-
Inmates of the collector at Honolulu.
$40, 1000 in 1902 compared with s4,
690.O75 in 1897 and the receipts of mer.
chandise into the United States from
Hawaii in 1900 were s24. 7O0,4 com
pared with s13,eS7,7 99 in 1897.
To Porto Rico. Hawaii and the Phil
ippines combined, the shipments in
1902 were $34,971,311 in value com
pared with s6,773,5 $50 in 1897 and the
receipts of merchandise from those ISL
ands in 1902 were S39. go, 551 compar-
ed with s~20.252,563 in 1897. Shipments
by the government for its troops or of.
ficers are not included in the above
figures.
The figures published by the bureau
Of statistics in the Monthly Summary
show the shipments from the United
States to its non-contiguous territory
and furnish an opportunity to deter
mine the principle articles in which
this large growth has occurred. To
Porto Rico the principal shipments
were cotton goods. ircn and steel man.
ufactures. breadstuffs, rice, provisions.
wood ana manufactures. leather and
manufactures. fish. mineral, oils and
vegetables. To the Philippines the
principal exports were manufactures
of iron and steel, provisions, bread
stuffs, cotton manufactures, minerel,
oils, paper and manufactures, malt IL
quors and manufactures of leather.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-08-22
A Cure for Cholera lnfantum.

Last May" says Mrs. Curtis Baker,
of Bookwalter. Ohio, IAN infant child
of our neighbours vas suffering from
chalera infantum. The doctor had
given up all hopes of recovery. / took
a bottle of Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and D%iarrhoea Remedy to the
house, telling them felt sur it would
do good if used according to direct
ions. In two days time the child had
fully recovered, and is now (nearly a
year since) a vigorous, healthy girl
| have recommended this Remedy fire.
quently and have eve known it to
fail in any single instance" For sale
by all druggists.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-08-22
Terms of Subscriptions:
Territorial Republican Central Com
mit.ee CALL.

To the members of the Territorial Re-
publican Central Committee of New
Mexico:
You are hereby notified that a meet
ing of the territorial republican central
committee of the territory of New
Mexico will be held in Albuquerque IN
Friday, August 22, 1902, for the pur-
pose of fixing the date and place to
hold the territorial republican conven-
ton to nominate a candidate for dele
gate TO the Fifty-eighth congress Of the
United States and for the considera-
ton of such other matters as may
properly come before said committee.
1t is hoped that all members will be
present at said meeting, as matters of
importance for the interest of the re.
publican party of the territory will be
considered. Very truly yours,
FRANK A. HUBBELL,
Chairman Territorial Republican Cen.
trail Committee.