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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-06
HTTSBURG COAL COMBINE,
Al AnueI"nsiert Orssnn / IA tiom. N IN,
F"'s@W.ooO Capital Paid IN.

Flttshurg, jan 6.-s ,4owcr}nl linda
pendent coal combination has laer
~med ;hh Pitt-burg wlIich will bo
own as the Manufacturers and t7on.
sulners Coal company. with a eapita)
ol $a,ooo.MW, all paid in The cGlnli,ne
is connection O. an ]. il. Jones in
aerestS, together with iii" Pit1sbnrp
ana bllf1alo Coal company The )atter
WINE operating as "A SEPARATE conuauv
VIII he managed from the same ueuer.
al Office and 10y the same set of officers
as the Manufacturers aud Consumers
j. Ii. Jones will be- president nf the
eohlol''aalon, Games Jones chairman of
the executive committee aud H. r.
Jones general manager.
Ibe total acreage Ia be colrr oiled Oy
ihe new corporation will l, -. (ss,,
acres all m the lfttslHir. distinct. The
Ga, " output wiz he about $1,000 tons,
The manufacturers and Consumers
Will tsom'$ iAto direct competition with
the l'ltttburs Coal company. which is 4
called the rail- cVnl9pinc j. II il is IA If in |
.endel to contest uAat company i;ields |
nor inj1re it IN any way the c.s. ten
ion being that the l'ittsbhrg COMPANY
'annof supply the demand made p,non
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-06

Nv. .1a'l'1'eld- n. j., Jan. 6.-.Jobn n
ii's"or'h Of this city while conino
e Iron business in New York snf
teresa lert9f a stroke OF apoplexy on a Jersov
* ,n ram and died Some residents
vi Tal1'llcld who We're on tho tr.;,
recognized him and brought the hod,l
jn,s .or ."l' ii'sw"rli',s wife was attend
, i's serves in Lhe Seventh Day Baptist
cillirch at the time, and her son ,p'.e'
~ 'ne church to break the news sha
's irostrated by the Shock. Nh. ,ritn
storo of a" ", '''',''aser Of the downtown
chnn,; 81 Merck u Co., druggists and
at 100 William street anu
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-06

huraralnansa- which is one of the
| most important towns in the country
ana the capital of Santander
Another attempt to take Panama is
now planned by the insurrectionists
Inc news is confirmed that their fleet.
consisting Of the gunboats Darien, Pa.
UNA ana Galtan and few sailing YES
Sels carrying cargOes of war material
are III the vicinity of the istLn,ts. 1t is
even reported that some of These have
already been landed General Renia-
MN Horrers is the commander of this
expedition
Or. Restre1,o has said thut he .cv.
lec'ed to hear in a few days of the re-
he"al or llostilities at Panama
IL has been reported that C,eneral
Adam mas chartered the Pacific Steam
navigation company,s steame, iChiri-
lhl and the nacitic Mail company's
S'ea hlfT isabel and that with these ves.
the gunboat Reyaca and n On.
iaIhoat will leave shortly to attack the
1ee1 OF 1lae revolutionists.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-06

uhese about eighty resIml.ded. ptJr IN.
'uelehdahts Nicely, Rathbone ana
reeves Were s..lted ON cuc side of tho
room and Moya and Mascara. the On.
oah stamp CLERKS. on the other. Neelv
showed no SiEhs tof his confinement
NE has grown siautcr and WAS in good
spirits.
Al the opening. al the corlrt Hrttl ona
was Informed By the judges tlot his
counsel .Senores l.anuza and Desvar.
nine, had Nithdrasvu. The court asked
lhe otiier 'ounseI For the defense If
'heE would assume charge ot R;r.b-
oohes chse;and bptng answered. in tba
negative, appointed I.awyer pescua a
court employee, and gave Rathho, q
'one hour III which IL consult with he
new counsel
The court tilen ASKED Ncetv tn nleoc
ana The latte" responded that he bae
never heard the ACCUSATIONS against
HIM. mt after CONSULTING with his
cou1isei ne eiit'rcd Il pea of not nslilty.
as ana slso RnthboD.. AIoya and Mas.
cara.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-06
URIBE-UR|BE NVADES,
Rebel Chief Leads Army Into Colom-
bia From Venezuela,
MORE BATTLES ARE BREWING
insurgents Under General ArAiIlu
capture City Of Bucnra mnnga-At-
tempo Against Panama-AIbau
as Naval Commanders.

New York, Jan. "a cable dispatc]
from General Vargas Santos. chief q
the Colombian rebellion, to DIR. A, i
Reslrepo, diplomatic agent of the reb
els in this country. announced tina
General Rafael Uribe-Crbe had effect
cd an entrance into Colombia from
Venezuela.
General Tribe 'ribe has for some
TIME been ut Tachira. Venezuela, with
an army of 1000 men. He has tried
l'hc and again to get past the Colon
piah government forces. but always
without success. In these attempts he
was assisted by troops of the Nenezue-
IAN army. He now has accomplished
ms e1N with force composed only of
Colombian Liberals.
Inc entrance was gained into the de-
lartneht OF Snntandcr. and there will
soon, II Is expected. he some severe
battling.
insurgents Capture Bu-arnmnnga.
Other advires received by DR.. Restre.
20 are that the Insurgents under Gen.
aral Ardilla have captured the city of
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-06
VIII Evans OR Rodgers Comno.


Washington, Jan. 6.-Tbe navy do
p"l'ine'lt mas received a dispatch an
hounclng the departure of Rear Admi
, neiney aboard his flagship Brook
iSh from Nagasaki. japan, for Ch-na
,,. -. brooklyn will start homewar,
WIN Admiral Remey soon after 1hl
tr "'''"o"' winch has been fitting ont q,
,ne New York yard, arrives ON ,ha
wh" "', station The question as ia
1 " me.ler Rear Admirals +Rodeers ~
Evans VIII have charge of the phi,i VI
l .ii' S'luadron has not yet been dnrnr
nlIhed Rear Admiral Evans WIZ ue'ct +,
March. "' ''i' middle Of
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-06
V7V7Ne AND METAL REVIEW

II D.v.Iopmcnts D"''
I"'e .r"' M the Great Industries, '".,o,
, ' work. Jan. o-The prod ','ato1
New lorh . o. %" the mining and meta
n 'nrrjral industries of the ,o ra' reylewet
rar ,ne year just closed were erne Engi
FOR tn, tue cur number of The r coSl
III 'ne and Mining Journal. ,, uu"
t upon N M for fnel, was treated ntsi
o o the total production was eSa mount
anu on ~. ooo 0oo short tons, an alllount
" az in excess of tn" ''.a u,'' and
co'' ,'n snrfore in Great Britain anu
-, ,",. ' hevoud the quantity mined III any
other country. mount was con
,,,n,od at home despite a ii"''' ,.o
s" .a',,th in exports. The antli,ael' s
- a,,ial1s If PENNSYLVANIA contributes
,uodftb Of the total. There was sie"'
of the bitunlilious uep1s
If. Of pennsylvania, West ''rsin'"'
Ohio Illinois. Indiana aud olher s'a ator
and tbe softer coal entered to great.
oxtnnt Than ever before into the ma, nv
for commercial and household lue''
The production and CONSUMPTION VI
coke was also larger than ever pelo'''
,riehv on account of the ac'iN'l! :"
.ho iron and steel trades. The review
AZ drew attention to the OIL u'scoN''' '
:, california and Texas and prohol'''''
II the latter the most important H''N'
III WAS found in Pennsylvania ana pre-
|jctcd TINT both would nave an ''''Po'
ant bearing on the manufacturing Nv
o,osts of the states named and the
region
The iron trade showed Il prodnctlol'
nat few years ago would nave "''i'
sporded MS impossible and the quaint
J, of PIC iron exceeded the output Oh
reot Britain and Germany combined
aw iron. steel and finished products
lowpd an aggregate parallel win 1lm'
PIC iron The enormous output WAS
If in excess of the demand. and at the
I'd of the year the great mills ana lllr-
ices were almost all behind with oH'
rs.
Every Indication points to equa pros
rity in 1902. for the larger plants
we engagements now that will re-
ire half Of the year to complete.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-06

ashIngton. Jan, 1.-THE prelimina
~ "s1llIt;tte OF Mr., Roberts, the direct
vi oi Inc mint. on the production Of
so'u ana silver in the United States
o"flh@ the calendar year 1901 indi.
cares only a slight gain over the n,o.
oNllo1 OF the preceding gear The
slein OF Ahrtlla fen off by about ST.
""'.""' Colorado m'nle a slight gain N,
So", and the other producers wer,,
nearly stationary. Tie yield of silver
exceeded 1hat OF the previous wear nv
apou, 22N),000 fine ounces. The tot,l
huli'"'f OF ounces of fine gold produced
Is SHOWN Ito have been $3.50. :J7h of tho
value OF 'SSo.2lS0o0. The number of
''ne oli'"t's of SILVER produced WAS 10
"o' .on' having commercial vaaue of
'.'' 'o-'-'"' The coinage value uf the
'"Ner Is approximately ST.. OOO,0Oe
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-06
A CARP.

W. the undersigned, DO hereby
we' ~ Wv rsfund the money on a 30
aglee h W. OF Greene'| warranted
GEN. CH,,,n NJ Tar IL 1t fails to cure your
s syrup or o, c colt We also guarantee a
S CIV hottie to prove satisfactory cr
money refunded .,a.,.,
Red Cr0s is d : i W. H. Miles a, Co
v. b GiauXC Co. Graniteyile
+. A. Diopp arre WilliamstOwn Org "a
Ia'''' r. A. AinswortA
W. E Terrill & Co Word H"G1n nno D
@ blahe Sladc. South Barre,
Montpelier. ra a; M Rat
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-06
HullR Wnlln's Eenth List

San Francisco. Jan G-The dead and
missing !som the sVreck of tie steaM.
snip NhIIa WIlla now number fifty
three persons. Tire known tb4ad nun.
Der eight; passengers missing. 4 twenty;
crew MISSING. twenty five special
from Nrai. BAY says than the steam
collier Nhs!lt"lla, Which lrs iuet ar
rived. reports meeting ,Ae French bark
Max off cape Alein!oriio. Ibn AIas re-
ported coiildlng with II large passenger
steamer. The Max had three hoes
stove i'll her bow. aud il.r stem YVES
bent to port
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-06
THE RUBBER TRUSTS FALL.
Charles II. Flint. President. Defeated
by Appointment of Receiver.

by Appointment of Receiver.
New York, Jan. &C. harlcs X. Flint'S
hope of controlling the crude rubber
markets of the world was blasted, per
haps permanently by the successful
/ application for receiver for the Crude
Rubber company. the concern that Mr..
Flint launched to carry out his idea
Mr.. Flint denied positively that the
collapse of the concern had injured
him materially in financial way. but
it was with much feeling that he told
of the financial troubles of the crude
rubber trust.
He explained the cause of its down.
fan, how the effort had been made to
prevent attachments and the immedi
ate offering Oh the market of rubber
worth S2,NHi,Uoo, how he had been try
ing to conserve assets instead of pro
lhotlng enterprises. but in his talk
there was a note of sadness.
Inc application for il receiver, which |
mas resulted in the appointment of
" llllam W. I.add. Jr., was made to
Judge Lacombe after conference in |
ne cohlpahys office of several hours
duration, After the conference Mr.
INT explained that as a shareholder
II the Crude Rubber company he had
il""e me application for a receiver.
ie denied that he was creditor Of
he company or that he was it's debtor
iiu III reply to the question as to
le'ner lie was not the largest stock.
oider he answered only, Il am =
eavy shareholders
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-06

t''ri'iio"" Va. Jan. "a portion O,
'lhe eastern State Hospital s,or the g N
sati+1 at Williamsburg. An In. ,aa,
'0''s'f''eo oy h't. An of the 15o II,
a''li's were safely removed >rom H..
NS'N''ts. The burned building was >
i"9r story brick structure, known ~
'''' oH' Tower. TIE flames VIXEN dis
coFS;ted were bursting from tho rnaf
",' ""S'e an electric light wire en-
,eiS' ana there being no fire in thn
pudding, which WAS heated bv st.on,
"eleci'Ne wiring is believed ia have
been atn cause. '''' We
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-06
dual VICTORY IN OHIO
Hanna Controls Assembly, but For
aker Wins the Senate.
"A BITTER FIGHT IN CAUCUS
The Speakership of the House "oi"S
to the Hanna Faction Gives Hin
an Advantageous Demo-
cratic Caucus.

h Columbus, o., Jan. Gin the Repu'
II llican caucuses for the organization
!. the legislature the Hanna men secure
J. control of the assembly, and the foi
t aker men obtained the upper hand J.
: the senate. Some of the nomination
= for the latter were made without Oppo
sition, but there was fight to finish
? especially for the speakershlp. Iher'
was no compromise in either case.
In the senate the senators make W
i the standing committees themselves. IL
! the house the speaker appoints all the
committees. and the contest was pr
Mariy for the speakerslrip, with every
thing else secondary.
The Republican senate caucus was
short and fcHtureless, but the house
caucus was animated and lasted sew
eral hours. Representative Cole in pre-
senting the name of W. 5. Mckinnon OF
Ashtab ula for speaker denied that Nc
Kinnon's election could be construed as
Il humiliation of Senator Foraker,
| whose recollection, he stated, they all
| desired
Representative Gucrin in presenting
the name of Aaron T.. Price of Athens
for speaker repeated the statement
that Price had been Endorsed originally
by both senators and other Republican
leaders.
McKinnon was nominated over Price
on the first ballot by IL vote of 3S to 30.
After McKinnon's address of accept
ance Price was called upon and made
the sensational speech of the day by |
nominating and declaring himself for
Hanna for reelection to the United
States senate two years hence. Mr..
Price said he found it easier to get
pledges than votes and eulogized Han
ma and McKinnon. to whom he credited
his defeat, as men of the highest char
acter.
In the senate caucus most of the time
vas devoted to the selection of Il COM
nittee to apporton the standing COM
nlttres. +. Il. Archer was nominated !
or president pro TEN. +. L. Scobey
vas nominated for chief clerk
The result of the Republican n0mina-
ions affects more than the legislature,
fllch is about to convene. The pres
&c of the Ohio senators ut present ,
18th the national administration and
future national ana state campaicns y
he renpportionmcnt of the congf1A-
ohal districts SO as to affect those .
no are now in congress and also those =
antlng to 60 to congress. the next =
lbernarorial and other nominations as :"
ell as there-clectioD Of Senator Han :"
two years hence have been openly II
ID freely discussed as the contest was IL
aged. u
ne Democratic senate caucus nomi.
ted Senator w. f.. Roudblsh for I'D
asldent pro TEN. Senators Decker :"
ompson and Roudbnsh were anpoint. 'V
to look after the minority represen. III
ION on the committees The Demo. u"
nc house caucus nominated G. T. ri
for speaker. OF
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-06

-, 'ort l+'atetworth, Kan. Jan &
'Pl'ier Barnes and Fred Robinson H.,
reAnaining ringleaders Of tho tal,. .n'
p,'s'i' muddy of Nov 7. which result
"a III the killing of Guard Wnldrnnn
were given a hearing and held for =,
' -, n''.si states grand jury. Later tha
.o''Nhas were transferred from t,,o,..
,.,'; n,tr e'''s 10 Quarters in stronger
D'i'uii's There guard will keon
,,1t over their cells constantly until
lnt'r cases Shall be disposed of fnol,,,
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-06

Atlanta Ca. Jan. CD. r. rrnst -.
IL. Coley Andersen of Atlont, os' anC
annlic,,;", 81 Milwaukee have made
" 'Ll..h to the superior CONT f.. "s e
,heat t.r '"r the American soutbar :"
t tn'a at circuit, with a paid IN eani =
'hi stock Of 100000. Tba ai,,. "p capl'
Louisville 'i e. following cities: Chicago o.
ne birmingham and Atlanta Nash
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-06

Vineyard Haven, Mass Ian s", 3D.
, RUSS KIP lightship in yinevara - ne
,"s oeeh run into by an un,no,r,, s .'d
ouslv doma noo,ler and was quite sori
ri"I a u"n,aeed' Her shrouds were car.
other away in,,,',, her bulwarEs stove o o',,
''"er injuries Were received e' ana
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-06

.ew YORK Jan. 6. - The Hudson
ao, "a. J't grand jury, which has
""Io"riied reported that mo bin" rs
hcen found against Mrs Frao, nau
;, iu" We i, ' who was accused OF XIII
ing her little daughter Emmeline r m't,
l'o'Soi' Mrs. Dale is under S., ooo ha in
.' h'r lohdsI&n may now serure tha
release Of the laiJ. '"re the
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-06
NV" Men kiIIe.,,

tprn a ',i1 Pa. Jan. 0~rno n,,.,
lure discharge Of IA nino ,.,' ne lrema'
gas which 1'' ;,,, caused an explosion M, ar
anu stnnislaus Yeymutb 'oNn Witt
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-06

..o,'" H. Jan fixing Edward n..
Wilfro nS sp"l'Sor for the daughter Of
,, n'red Ashley, whose wife is ~. VI
"''ehter OF Sir Ernest C,ssel Tue
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-06
Nicely PLEADS NOT vunTY,
S~oas Portal EmbexxRm@pc T,iiR.
Arr Opened In Havana.

havana, Jan. G,--The trials Of the
cases arising from the Cuban postoffice
embezzlemenis opened in the Andjen.
ga court before live judges. The court.
Iooli IS located over the prison in
wn'ch Nicely has been confined.
one hundred ANA erhty.t,vo witness.
es have been called TO testify snd ~
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-06

cp wv advertisement in the TEL !.
scrihe r ~ read by about 1000 SUI
me,oels every day. Add to this II :
uo1, OF their families and vo1i SEQ
% b. no are placing your business befor>
day. T Il ILLS '.clnity ever
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-06
NssStd by 1'h.e Frankfurt

| she consul of the United States n,
fzelen has reported the -total las.
OF the American schooner w. II
Ca7d OF Ri'rk,poyl Me- and the res
cue or all on hoar6 by tie steamship
t'rs1nkfn EEftf the No. III Gt,,!;ta Lloyd
liHa
"a Sfbh',ai"r left Bangor NIe. Nov
Z, d-,' Wanp.ham. Alt.s s., wirn n care,
81 lpGuber- Contrary winds drove be,
,nut I" sea. where slt4 was +;pol,nn Il,
V-eSsek' Which Sllp,li..,l her with fon,t
aud 9r'nkin- water. IN co,Inlariry CON
s'Lllout slorAe@, the SCHOONER did po,
success III lta";hing The coast. and tl,e
ts!rly l'p prnin@ tuf Nov. :. found ls. IN
Il '.uSaps'd colEti'ion, drifting hel,Jnss
~ beng sulH'tGted by l,er cargo .apd
FhIfcly out of t,'od and drinking va
iaIr
Jlt,3t aii"r mltHiglt r,Ae Fra,,l,fu,s
-allli" along, ana hi a heavy swell wifi, |
f'e Nilld turning unto "a gale. Oa.c of
neg uehoa,s was put ont. manned h,
Third Officer +. ..Micolai~t.p. the first
oatsM7iin AVID thrt.. sailors VIII. 4uc
'eeded an res ung the part. 4on the ".
1. CARO- consisting a the captain. l.is
VIE. sikter-ipd.aw and four mon. rhsv
we're all suffering from exhaustion ana
Xposure ana fully Appreciated the AT. u
'htlon sLown them CD the Frankfu,t
Y Captain +. Malchosy, who laudes
'eih ut breWt3laven. whenep, they 8
ere shipped IA New York H. the -
elmsAip Barha3aea Of TIE NORTH Ger X
AZ Lloyd lue. 90
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-06
HEROIC SEA RBSCUBS,
crews Of American Schocsers Saved
Just In Time
PLIGHT OF THE EVAI, FERRIS
"'es dashed to Fumps ON George.
hen the Lizzie n. Stanley
AoVe Ia Sight Fate Of
the W. ii. Card.

gloucester. Mass. Jan, eth,
schooner Lizzie NJ. Stanley has arrival
having on board the shipwrecked crew
o me schooner Eva l.. Ferris, compris
nag captain G.. W. Clarke of Calais
Me- with Mrs. Clarke and her seven.
sear-old nephew Bedford Hackett
linton Simmons Of New York. mate
] scott Curtis. Philadelphia, steward
/ ana Julius le9rry. Michael McCrnue
land honhS koylan of Charleston, s.
| l.' ana Michael Montahr and .Johr
Mhnlgue OF Cape Dc Verde islands Th.
reIrls was bound from philadelphia &c
boston and Lynn with coal for the lat.
Ter port and ten tens of dynamite fo,
the former.
captain 'A9l'ke related Il terrible sto.
ny ol Exposure in which all suffered
me captain Ind crew being badly frost.
. bitten The Ferris came ont of Vine.
Nard Haven last Monday and passed
over the shoals Wakiug good weather
uiitll lllesday night. at which time the
cfhit was twenty miles off Thntcher's
.lSht. almost i'll sight Of port. There
ihe vessel ram into theAnortllwest gale
WHICH came plI suddenly
"A FURIOUS blast strllck ne vessel and
carried the b"lIstay chair leaving her |
III Il 'p'idly crippled condition. Then be. |
gan fight fM life which continued for
Inc next tiflv-siN hours ar until thoir
,ifa'resS Slsliat. We're seen by Captain
STANLEY, who al This time was on the
southwest end of Georges and wlo
',hh'e4lateiy cnint IL their assistance.
Lashrd to the Pumps.
":Hplalil Clarke SAWS that Inc. and the
slhs"a On board the Ferris lived n life.
'i'" III lh"s'' hours during which they
we're battling with the elements. LASH
WI "a Ihe plIInl,s to keep from being
'ass4ifd overheard, the. men worked
'-'5it ANA day the lnlmana geable craft
e4illls deeper end deeper as the coal
+'t"'A'e Watea soaked. Their courage
az almost soti. when the Stanley was
'sA'eo' by means OF daring and hero
s.a hianship al, we've taken on board l
ne halahiev, @ilst. she WAS headed for A
MS liort. Before they were out of
sh1 lh1 her the Ferris rolled over in Il
re waves and s&nk from, view. !
IN Eva l.. Ferris was "A fine thrr, q
asf"d' craft Of 800 anns. valued ut Il
'o'A'l her managing owner being 81
'hn I'll. Ferris of NurMalk. Conn. al
mere was no Insurance t0l I'll he vessel c'
II IL ~ NOT kliGWil whetlier:any insur. al
zee WAS carried on the cargo. The m
'rriS HHas bum in Newhpryport in @,
81.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-02-19

TWENTY-FIVE DOZEN MEMS
CAPS THAT ARE WORTH FROM so
CENTS TO rs CENTS; SALE PRICE,
rs CENTS. ROSENWALD BROS.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-02-19

ly fitting shoe will cripple them for a
lifetime. Our infants shoes are made
over correct lasts that give plenty of
toe room and prevent corns. At the
same time they look neat and dressy.
Examine them at c.. Mays popular
priced shoe store, POS West Railroad
avenue.
Buy your blankets and comforters
OF Albert Faber, 305 Railroad avenue.
Deming, the coming city of New
Mexico.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-02-19
CITY NEWS.

Deming, the gateway to the best
part of Old Mexico.
Window shades in all colors and
widths at Albert Faber's, 305 Railroad
Deming, the railroad center of New
Mexico.
Fresh Cut Flowers.
IVES, THE FLORIST.
This is a good time for the ounce of
prevention. Chamois vests at Will
lams, lit West Railroad e
We have a nice assortment of stoves
n tinware and do all kinds of work
in tin, etc. VIM. Gibbs, PIP Gold ave-
ASK YOUR GROCER FOR pride
OF RIO GRANDE" FLOUR FROM
CALIFORNIA WHEAT. FLOUR is
EQUAL TO COLORADO'S BEST.
Don't buy your baby's footwear with
the idea that the shoes are good
enough for the little one, because they
are outgrown so fast. The feet requires
particular care at this age, and a poor
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-02-19
MONEY TO LOAN.

On diamonds, watches, ETC.. Or any
good security; also household goods
stored with me; strictly confidential.
Highest cash price paid for household
goods. Automatic phone 120.
Il. A. WRITTEN, ia Gold avenue.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-02-19
Hot Tamales Every Niaht.

At the Metropolitan (Billy Berry's
place. hot tamales will be served
every night. Families wishing tamales
a order by telephone.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-02-19

The A. o. U. w. ball will be held at
Colombo hall on Friday evening and it
promises to be one of the best of the
season. Tickets rs cents. A committee
has the sale of tickets in charge.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-02-19
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NEW SHIRT WAISTINGS e,
NEW PERCALES {,
NEW GINGHAMS O
NEW LAWNS O
b. HFELD & co. O
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The liquid air lecture Thursday
night was secured primarily as an edu-
ca..onal entertainment for the students
or the University and the pupils of the
public schools.
Deming water is chemically pure
equal to Polan Springs.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-02-19
FOR COOKING
New ENGLAND Bakery.

HAHN'S handscreened Gallup lump at
So per ton is u~neXcelled.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-02-19
Special Sale of Felt Shoes

W. sui ave a mice Inc left and offer them at the following reduced prices:
ladies' Dongola' Flannel Lined, at s1.25, $3.50, $175, choice for 95 cents.
Ladies Felt and Quilted Slippers, 81, SIPS and $1.5O, choice for so cents
Mems Felt Slippers, s125, s1S5, s15O, all for s5 cents.