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New-York tribune., 1902-06-22
WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY AT ANNAPOLIS.

Baltimore, June 2l--The Naval Academy tug
Standsh returned TO Annapolis to-day from her
trip TO attend the Indiana and the chesapeake on
the naval cadet cruise She brought up from Nor
folk the mast fer a wireless teegraphy station to
be erected at the Naval Academy, This station
viii be the Physics and Chemistry Building. The
pole will comprise a lower mast, a topmast and
topgallant 40 feet in height a sending and
receiving station will be In the building. a set OF
wireless telegraphy apparatus has been rgged up
by Professor Terry. He sends signals and messages
across the creek and vessels out in the bay. He
also IL In instructng cadets 10 demonstrate
its and principles
New-York tribune., 1902-06-22
GUILTY OF CONTEMPT OF COURT.

GUILTY OF CONTEMPT OF COURT.
Nome. Alaska. June 10. via Seattle. Wash June
21--Sentence will be passed upon United States
Marshal Frank P. Richards and City Councilman
Joseph ID. Jourden, a prominent Saloonkeeper of
this city, who were found guilty of contempt of
court by Judge Wckersham last week. Richards
and JoUrden charged with conspiracy and
wilful attempt 20 fix the jury in the OF the
United States agt Joseph F. Wright. whose
trial and acquittal took place in April There are
five charges set up in the complaint, the court
finding the defendants guilty OF AL
New-York tribune., 1902-06-22
SUICIDE OF AN ALLEGED MURDERER

Troy y Y. June 21.-Henry Nye, accused or
numbering his wife at Stephentown some months
ago committed suicide in the Troy JAN. @EsIT
ne was awaiting trial. this morning ne ~dS q
right when the watChman made MS rounls a. = :
O'Clock but at S o'clock when the Jai!er Went %
give him his breakfast, he found his 2od! Sa, So
pended from d steam pipe. Nye was 10 ha'o O'1
examined as to his sanity next week
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tarough the straits and failed find lead to east
ward or westward by which she could get clear of
the pack she will be carried into the Arctic Ocean
ard, failing to get clear of the ice, may ultima tey
be wrecked by heavy foes further north In the
event of her not getting crushed she will be
ly delayed. and no doubt short of supplies and
fresh water.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-22
cnMrETITIoN rNDAUNTED.

The surprising development of independent cor
norate enterprise affords much food for reflection
10 those who passively tolerate or enthusiastically
s1rDDorr the trusts. above shown, IL has taken
twelve years rehabilitate Industrial capital
which may perhaps be fairly valued al $500 eO0
vith a view to shielding industry from the opera
tion Of the natural law Of competition. while the
Demonstrations have made but insignificant add
tions TO the original capitals Of the blended cor
porati0ns Within One-eiShth of the same period
the creations of independent industrial capital have
amounted approximately 5000 600 mo. Reflect
upou the significance of this comparison and see
New-York tribune., 1902-06-22
MOTEL C4DILL4C'S OPENING.

Messrs Campbell & Woodbury. have issued INV NV
tations for the informal opening OF the Hotei CA-
lac. Broadway and Forty-third-str w%hIen % = @A
nounced 70 take place Tuesday evening IuH0 -
New-York tribune., 1902-06-22
WILL TRY ADAMS AGAIN.
JURY DIsAGREEs. BUT STOOD EIGHT TO
-FOUR FOR CONVICTION

JURY DISAGREES. BUT STOOD EIGHT TO
FOUR FOR CONVICTION.
The jury which has heard the prosecution OF Az
Adams. known the Policy King" a charge
Of violating the policy laws Yesterday reported to
Justice Scott that they had been unable 10 agree
a verdict They stood eight four for con-
viction Twenty ballots We're taken. Justice
Scott discharged them.
Assistant District Attorney Schurman who con
Quoted the prosecution. was disappointed He said
that AIr Adams would be tried again as
possible
"Of course Nr. SChurman said. Il cannot fix
the date exactly just now There will be term
of the Supreme Court Criminal Branch. till after
the vacation. Both terms OF General Sessions will
be occupied with present cases, and so it does not
seem likely that We can take this case up again
before the fan"
on motion Of Mr.. RidGway Justice Scott con-
serted to have the bonds for Adams renewed.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-22
CELEBRATE PURCHASE or cLUBHoUsE.

TO celebrate its purchase of the clubhouse and
library at No. 81 East Broadway. its present
quarters. the Young Mems Benevolent Association
last evening gave reception and dinner at Ever
EFT lall. Thrd-ave- and Fourth-St. The success
of the association proclaimed by speakers AT
the dinner.
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pERPETIAL NiOTION

is still far off. but numerous Good "ars "s,s
are within your reach to-day H you e0
the Little Ads. of the People
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A THIRTEEE-SToET BUILDING.

WILL BE OCCUPIED BY STORES AND OFFICES IN
BROADWAY.
The building in course of erection the southeast
corner Of Twerty-eight-st. and Broadway Is being
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either side On the north end OF the dam masonry
work has been steadily pushed. -. =.
F s Cook acting chief engineer. says that ne
is having trouble in getting the requisite amount
OF unsked labor, but that the work. senSldiJ
spea king. is advancing satisfactorily
New-York tribune., 1902-06-22
TRITSTS AND COMPETITION.
1NDrSTRIAI, EXPANSION TAKING THE
FORM OF INDEPENDENT COM
PANIES.
,,oNoporJFs CAPITALIZED AT s45OoOOO 900
FORMED IN TWELVE YEARS; NEW COM
PANIEs CAPITALIZED AT 5000 100000
IN SEVENTEEN MONTHS.
IN SEVENTEEN

From The New-York Journal of Commerce.
One thin.s connected with the great consoAdaIlons
OF Industrial captal merits consldera-lol- rom ION
our carefully prepared compilations, II appeal
fhat from 1899 to 1901 both years inclusive the
new capitalizations of consolidated corporations aS
eregated So 600 of which Sl958 vOOVD conslSleI
of preferred stock $3,562 OJ0.000 of common stock
and 81 Ol4 100000 of bonds From this total, OF
81 474 900 capitaliza ton proba aoly not Iess
than S2OOOOO0OOO should be deducted tor sPurLUaSS ~
common stock, which would give about & w H
as the true capitalization Inclusive OF DondsJ OF on
the consultations effected within the last t"ei'e
years. ~
It is significant fact that in the process t6e 0s
amalga mating these preexistent corporatloIs,
amount of bona fide capital thrown INTO IiS
mergements does not exceed $@1,VoPU rom tiIS IS
il follows that the process of consolidating. QGI
Industrial units has not been in any appTecldpiSg
degree responsive to the natural expanding demand
for industrial capital the limit OF such accaf re nn
only sc cent or at the rdtS VI SlLt
half l per cent year. Consolidation thereiore' @
standing its imposing eXhIbltlons OF nldl
moth esta blishments has made only the HTs. Tss
triffng addition to productive resource, LtS
display of power in the may nave served tHe
purpose of an aIluring advertisement, but tnaI e5
fectiveness has been mainly among the unllltlateC-
Instead therefore, of interpreting the new S lneEs
ment as representing a method or enldISiiLl9
our productive capacity it is rather TO De resdIHie
as an expedient for shielding pre-exlstent cdpILdl
against the natural workings of competition
New-York tribune., 1902-06-22

The following compilation from our own RECORDS
shows the creation of companies, WIN a cap
itaI Of S Oo0 900 and upward in the four states OF
New-York New-Jersey, Delaware and Name our
ing the year 1901: - ,.,,..,a-
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JUST A LITTLE OF EVERYTHING
h found among the Little Advertisements ts
- the People" in the narrow columns.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-22

Goods. Garden Hose and Garden implements, Re
frigerators Water Coolers, Gas and on stoves.
Baby Carriages and Go-Carts and all kinds of
Kitchen and Laundry necessities and offer very
special bargains in all these departments We also
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CARPETS.
Columbia @ exact copy 7C
FIIsFc RUGS
Tugs
to ) y pieces. a
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blea Legislative de Paerto Rico y &
otros fines.
H. B. % sobre fondos es ,olares
= su entrega por los Ayuntamientos
pOr ell senior Sanchez Morales.
Sc propuso 81 Sc toman en- con
sideraci0n los proVeCtos cuyos tisu
los faeron leidos aver y Sc acordo 10
s1guiente:
Eth. B 13 del senor Cromwell
regulAndo el divorcio, fac tom ado en-
consideration pasandolo q imprenta
y q la comisi6n de legislaci6n.
FUe leido ell H. B. MI IA
del mismo senor Cromwell y Sc acor-
do tomarlo en- consideration, pasan.
dolo 6 imprenta y & la comisi6n de
legie laci6n.
Sc lego tambien el H B. no Is
del sef1or Colon, y antes de terminar
su le3tura propuso ell sef1or Dome.
nech> secundado por Cromwell que
Sc tome en- consideration con solo
lectura del tftulo, y sometido a vota-
ci6n la propuesta, fue acordado por
uEanimidad, pasandolo q Legisla-
cion.
Respecto al Fl. b. is del senior
z 9no tambien fue acuerdo t0marlo
Gu consideration con s olo lectura
del tftulo y pssarlo s Ia comisi6n de
sanidad despues de impreso.
Sc ley6 an teIegrAma del Alcal-
de de Guayanills, sollcitando en-
nombre de dicho pueblo que se to
me acuerdo solicitando el establ sci.
miento de Ia Estaci6n Naval en- aquel
puerto.
El ssfor FAiardo solicita que
Sc traigan 6 esta CAmara los antece
dentes que exprsss su mociou y sor
los siguientes: .
La Presidencia manifesto que
de acuerdo con ell Reglamento de es
ia Camara seran solicitados dichoE
documentos; y ell sef1or Fsjardo in
dica su desso de que Sc rccomiende
& aquellos centros Ia mayor urgen.
cis en- despacharlos, pues SO prone
te utilizarlos como de suma impor
tancia para resolver acerca de la
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C0NSEJO EJECUTIVO
Ola 8.

G. B. 1. Fu6 presenta1o por ell
se1Or Garrison pidiendo SO vote un
credito para sueldos de temporeros.
Pss6 Ia Camara.
G. B. 2.-Este bill de! Sr. Har-
Ian pide Is exception de contribueio-
mes por aIgunos amos un fsrroca'
rril que Ell Conseio le hR concedido,
franquicias en- dichss contribuciones.
Sc pas6 & Ia comisi6n correspondent
to para su impression. Previene que
ls compaflfa fraucesa de ferrocarrils
esta libre de contribution por 20
amos.
Tambien previene este bill que
Sc exceptuede contribution q la Port
America Company, mientras durs la
construction Y por Is amos & contar
desde Ia feehs. Las compafiias que =
darAn obligadAs q dar pasaje gcatui-
to & todos los niembros de Ia Poll
cfa Insular, y q otra fEerza militar
que no excedR de Is iudividuos.
Sc tomo en- cuanta una peticion
de De Ford y ca para que Sc obligue
& formalizar Ell emprestito al Ayuu-
tamiento de Ponce, al cual hi2o pro
/ poaiciones por ser ell unico postor,
FL Couseio acord6 no tener iurisdtc
ci6n en- el asunto.
Sc acept6 como garantia 4 Ia
Port American Cp fianza en- propie
dades en- vez de metslico.
- Sc aprob6 Ell imforme del pre-
supuesto de educaci6n.
Sc resol7i6 que pasen la Comi
sion de Hacienda todos los presu
puesbos.
Sc sus pendio Ia session.
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Ultima loterfa de Puerto Rico duran
te Ia domination espa11o1A y que ls
fQ6 robado seg1a consts en- las re-
clamaciones que hizo ,oportunamen-
tie: fa6 acuerdo pasar dicha instan-
cia al Tesorero de Puerto Rico.
Sc dio lectura al informe que
presenta la Comisi6n de estableci>.
mientos penales respecto del proyec-
to n1mero /, del ssf1or Domenech
creando una escuela reformatoria
para j6venes delincuentes.
EL sef1or D0menech suplic6 a Ia
CSmara que con arreglo al Regla-
mento, SO file ell primer turno de la
session Immediate para discutir este
proyecto. LIE secund6 ell sefor Co.
Ion, y sometido el asunto vota-
ci6n foe acuerdo acceder a. 10 soli-
citado por al Sr. Domenech.
+ Sc presentaron los siguientes
Ptoyectos de Ley cuyos tftulos foe-
ron leidos:
H. B. II del senor Zeno Gambia
prohibiendo Ia mezcla nociva, imita-
ci6n y .adultsraci61 de los alimen-
tos, bebidas, condimentos y drogas,
destinados q Ia vents, asf como ell
uso de falsos rotulos en- Ia Isla de
Puerto Rico.
Fl. B. 18 del seflor Cromwell pa
ra autorizar acciones civiles por da-
nos y peri uiciOs ocasionados por H.
belo y calumnia.
Fl. B 19 del mismo sef1or Cron.
we'll estableciendo acciones civiles
por daf1os, por negligencia, contra
ferrocarriles y otros vehiculos pd
blicos.
H. B, 20 de, ssnor B ssosa para
ingresAr en- ell Tesoro de Puerto Ri
co los de.e3hos Arancelarios que 81
cobran en- los Registros de Ia Pro
piedAd, y designando sueldos q los
Registradores.
Fl. B. 2l del senor z eno Gandfi
} proveyendo al nombramianto de u,
medico veterinario en- Ia Isla y par;
| otros fines.
H. B. % del senior Domenecl
establ sciendo la inmunidad parla
mentarla de los miembr0s de Ia Asan
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CAMARA
De DELEGAD0S.
8 DE ENERO.
PRES1DENTE ROSsY.
Pasada lista respondieror:

asAua llStA pOnQl9rOp:
Aponte, Arroyo, B.soss, B on
det, Carri6a, C,.l y Toste, Colon,
Crot we'll, Domenech, Egozcue, Lu-
go Vins, Mendez MartiDez, Quif1o-
nes, Rodriguez, Sanchez Mora 30,
SAntoni, Fsj srdo, Ssir, Se1rano,
Todd, Tous, We've Santiago, We've
jose, Vivoni y Zsno Gandfa.
E sefor Presidsnte declare
alberta Ia session y leid& por ell Sc,
cretario Ell acta anterior quedo por
unanimidad aprohada y fac frna
da.
Fuer~n anunciados los asuntos
con srreglo a la orden del dfa y SO
trataron les s'guientes:
Sc present6 por ell senior Fsjar
do una instauca del Sargento de
Armas de la Camara solicitan do au-
mento de sueldos, Sc acord6 pasar-
1a la comision de presupuesto.
Otra de DamiRn Diaz practican-
te de la penitenciaria pidiendo au-
mento de sueldos, y pas6 q la conf
sion de presupuestcs.
Ora instsncia de varios veci-
nos de Quebradllas solicitando in
dulto para 81 preso Juan Velez, SO
pas6 al Honorable Attorney Gene
raj.
Otra de Luisa Maria Davila pa.
ra que SO paguen varias certifca-
clones que Sc adeudan q 10 succession
de Juan Jose Marien. fue acuerdo
pasarla al Honorabls Auditor de
Puerto RiCos
Ora de Maria Encarnaci6n Ra
mirez pidiendo que SO acuerde ell
pSgo de un billete premiado, en- Ia
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De MANATI.

clos contribuyentes estan lie.
vandoseles Ell Diablo porque hs veni-
do aprobado ell Repartimiento ex
traordinario, sobre tarifas comerc cia
les, caballos, carros de tr&fco, CO.
ches omnibus etc que parecia que Sc
iha q quedar durmiendo Ell eternc
suef1o.
+ Este vecindario esta exhauto,
pu6s aun cuando dan 48 hor as para
psgar, como SO cobran los eeis me.
ses vencidos y por adelantado los
se1s por veneer, habr& que proceder
6 los remates.
Don Angel Villamil y Ia se11ori
ta LRjara contrageron matrimonio
ell viernes por la noCheS.
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COl0CturIa de RentaS InternaS
DE ARECIBO.
A0is0 d los Contriduyentes.

En- cumplimieuto de 10 que pre-.
ceptua la sCcci6n 40 de Ia ley para
proveer de rentas al pueblo de Pto-
Rico y para otros fines; Sc cita por
Ia presente & los contribuyentes pa
ra que passn & satisfacet en- esta of
Gina las cnotas correspondence al
20 semestre del ejercicio &C ual, las
cuales s9ran consideradas morosas
sino Sc satisfAcen dentro de los 60
dias en- que las mismss Sc vencieron
contar desde Ell 10 del corriente,
en- cnyO case Sc cobrara sCbre dicha
contribucjon una suma adicional del
1 pq6 mepsual.
M SO so icitara el pago de Iii
chas contribuciones sino que toda
persona obligsda al psgo de las mis-
mas debera acudir esta Cole cturfa
satisfacerlas todos los dias habiles
de q IL 3, 10. y de l a p. m.
USE Ma QUERO
CClector de Rentas Internas.
s5-3
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reformas que SO introduzcan en- nue.
tros c6digos. e. !
El Conseio Executive remite q
esta Camara = fue leido en- su tftulo
Ell G B. NO del sef1or Garrison pa
ra proveer deficiencies en- los suel.
dos de empleados temporeros del
Conseio, en- el af1o econ6mico que
termin& en- JUNO 1902 Fu6 acuer
do pasarlo q Ii comision de presu
puestos de gastos.
A 'propuesta del sefor Bssosa
secundado por los sef1ores Todd J
Col6n, SO levant6 Ia session pars
contiLuarla q Ia una p. m. del dit
Immediate.
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JUlCI0S ORALES.

Hoy SIC veran en- ell Tribunal de
Distrlto los iuicios orales en- causa
que sc s'gue, q Fernando Msysonet
por smsnazss, jose Vega y otros
por resistencia y Jose Gonza'ez La
ga por lssione
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The Puerto Rico Eagle

He nos recibido ell primer ndme'
70 del diario que We Ia luz en- Ponce
con el tftulo que eacabezR'
Su filiaci6n politics, correspon'
de al Psrtido Rep6blicano, y expire
sa.en SD programs ideas de pAz
SAludamos al nuevo eolega, y le
corresponderemos con nuestro can
10
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Sc Venden

Un coche dro para seis pers :
mas, nuevO Un coche eRun A1Cuuto
Ce gomts noun aticss tamtien nua-
VO y uuH pareja de Ca3allos ameri-
cans 8. PteCi> s cCnveniontes.
furm@r&n en- la E taci6u del
Tfanvfa e B ysu6r.
q Is IA
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Sala de S0COrrOs

Ha sido curado de segunda In.
tenci6n, Margarita Ferrer de tres
heridas por mordedurA de perro, en-
Ia region metocarpiana mano dere'
cha. De pronostico reservado.
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EP.ASE

Que no publicamos communicates
sin que sean pagados por adelan-
tado.
Cada seis palabras, Sc cuentan por
una Inca, y la Inca vale diez cen
tavOs.
Las cartas que vengan con comu-
nicados sin su importe no Sc con-
testan.
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Sc ALQUILAN

hAbitAciones y un hermoso y venti
lado mirador, en- la casa nGmero 90
de Ia Gale de San Jos6, & precios
m6dicos.
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A DueStrOS amigos.

Recomendamos el Hotel 1.-THE Marina" J"
ror las comidas sabrosas que alh Sc confec-
cionan, por 10 fresco y ventilado de la casa y
en- particular, por la modicida en- precioS,
que son los siguentes:
Por un dia hospedaje con comida. 81
Abono 4 conner para una persona,
mensualmente. .................,1O
OF una CANA ,'................,, 5U
Por un catre. ................... 25
Puplaje para una persona, mes 30
Bateas 4 la calle precios conven-
ciOnaleS
SOLER y Ca
PtO-R!CO Nvbre. do 1901.
San lose aSnminn & Tntn6n
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LA PETNILLA ELEOTRICA
DEF, nOCTOR WHTTR

Ia rinica peiniila que ha obtenido paten-
to: Donde quera que han sido usadas, SO ha
"onQuiStadO alta reputation.
Basta peinarse todos los dl&S, porque la
peinilla haCe 10 demds.
Esta peinilla asombrosa no puede romperse
eSta construida de manera, que no estro-
pea el cabello. Sc vende garantizando por
esorito que sera satislactoria en- todos sentidos.
EnViaudo el importe en- sellos Sc remiten
por correo
- ! Tamano para Senoras, so oentavos.
TamaHG cara Cahalleros 80 oentavoS.
AgenJeS aoUivos, sean hombres mujere
Sc necesltan para introduclr eSe valioso artf-
Llo Ell todas parties. Lease ell anuncio
LublicamoS en- otro Sitio de este peri6dico
Los inhnitos Agentes que tenemoS estaD
muy satisfeChos del exito que alcauzan.
Direction: D. N. ROSE.
Administrator Genera
DECATUR, Illinois.
1866 80
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pedal
mela pahts apadh cqas sdcita agFadas de
del
q uad deen ah onld
f ell ql labadI para vino ~mdnda atas Y
q
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IN VENTO MARAVILLOS0,

Cura la caspa, calyicie, dolores de cabeza
& ", y sin embargo, cuesta 10 mismo que la
peinilla ordinaria.
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Pto-R!co Nvbre. do 1901.
San Jose | esquina a Tetudn
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One Yea ............ gold ...0 g. 90
AYABLE IN ADVANCE,
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! De veata Ell todAs parties. =
! SOFT i BOVINE Quimicos New York. :
10 A I
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-10-22
CITY NEWS.

rnhscr.he For ne DAILY Citizen -
Denins. the coming city Of New
Mexico.
Deming water ia chemically pure
equal to Polar Springs
Deming waite: and pure zon make
strong and healthy people.
Mexican drawn WORK IL endless "a.
risty CT Albert Faber's, 305 Railroad
evenue.
Deming is a great health resort
has no superior In climate for the cure
OF pulmonary troubles.
In Deming you can buy let's :or 500
shfch will pay you 100 per cent. ~ less
than twelve months.
In Demrng another good hotel Is
needed to accommodate the enormous
increase OF population.
Look into Kleinwort's market. on
North Third street. He has the incest
fresh meats in the city.
In dexican drawn ~ork we are
showing a big assortment. Albert
Faber. 305 Railroad avenue.
Deming! Have you been theref II
not. you should get there for the big
sale Of lots on the 18th Of this month.
Our artisan shoe for men is unsur-
passed as a working shoe. 1t wears,
fits and looks neat. Price only s2.25 at
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c. Mays Popular Priced Shoe Store.
POS West Railroad avenue.
New goods arriving fast; something
new daily at The Economist.
Home made bread. cakes and pies
at Mrs. Ackers, sol Keleher venue
Deming will be the great smelter
center. Two large plants will be In
stalled within the year.
We are sole agents for Wheeler &
Wilson sewing machines.-Albert Fa.
Der. 305 Railroad avenue.
Why buy high priced lots when you
can get them cheap in Deming now
with certain advance assured?
Agricultural lands In Deming are un.
surpassed for fertility. production OF
fruits and vegetables of all kinds.
We carry the largest variety Of lin
oleums and oil cloths in this city,
Albert Faber. 305 Railroad avenue.
We make the best door and window
Greens. They are far superior to any
made in the east at the same price,
Albuquerque Planning Mill company, A.
7. Telephone No. 462.
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Local Happenings

games with local teams. The party
was composed of Miller, Nance, Grady,
Beville, Kerwin. Lewee, and Gibson,
OF the Kansas City team; Farrell, of
the st. Louis national, and Flaherty,
the pitcher. who gained a warm place
in the hearts of the western fans by
appreciate the support of Eel Paso as a
base ball town. But in their estima-
ton albuquerque was loyal to the
cause.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-10-22
THE MAZE
FOR RELIABLE GOODS AT LOWEST
POSSIBLE PRICES.

6 teaspoons, silver plate, on solid
white metal, will not tarnish. ... 25c
3 same quality tablespoons. ann. 25c
A drummer's sample lot of pocket
knives, prices 10c .75c
A sample lot of butcher knives, 15c
A sample lot of scissors ....... 25c
California flannel, best made, in
piue ouiy .ooC
Fine red flannel. to arrive. linn. .35c
California blankets, none better
made, $500 $500
Just arrived. a large assortment of
Hamilton-Brown shoes. We carry ali
of their best brands. Now get shoe
store goods at grocery store prices.
Colorado potatoes, per 100 lbs. .$1.35
Eggs, per ase $500
THE MAZE,
VIM. KIEKE, Proprietor.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-10-22
s. T. MAUPIN.
Old Resident Of San Juan County 10
Dead.


Old Resident Of San Juan County Ia
Dead.
One of the oldest residents OF San
Juan county. S. r. Maupin. died last
Wednesday at the home of T. c. Bry'
an in F%ruitland. at the age of rs. The
remains were taken to Pennington
and inferred in Greenlawn cemetery
Saturday afternoon. service conducted
By the Gland Army of the Republic
post, CT which deceased was a mem
Der.
S. T. Maupin was born in Virgins
in the year 1924. He leaves two daugh
tiers. Mrs. Josie Virden and Mrs, Ids
Virden, both OF QuarIy. Colo, and five
sons, r. D.. of Pennington; J. 49, %
Delta, Colo; w. W., of Denver; A. E.
of Holbrook, and Alexander, of Kan
sas, to mourn his loss.