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Far less costly than these verita BILE
CONNECTIONS are the pretty pongee neg
lgees, made on the same model and
edged with tea stained footing, though
quite the coolest fabric in the world is
pure white Habutal silk. This is not
expensive: it washes like a towel. and
a little Nalenciennes edging is all the
trimming needed. Many Of the silk
lounging robes have straight. deeply
hemmed skirts, and the upper garment
is cut like Greek pepium or like a
farmers smock, with the difference
that the modern garment fastens
down the left side of the front.
All the odds and ends of dimity.
lawn and organdie from the counters
were sent a few weeks ago to the
manufacturing departments of the dry
goods shops and thriftily made into
kmono suits, that now heap the bar
gain tables at compelling prices. These.
in white or colors, prove absolutely
irresistible to the comfort loving wo-
man. and so gay, and pretty and be-
coming are they, and so ridiculously
inexpensive, that three or four are
carried off by every shopper. They
all consist of a round full skirt, with
a deep hem and a hip long kimono
blouse. Sometimes a white suit has
its skirt, sleeves and blouse edges all
FACED with color, or a Sprlgged blue
and white dimity suit has solid blue
borders all about. The borders are
most effectively set on with a hem
stitch beading, and the women who
possess a talent for dressing up any
little toilet have taken to wearing
strings of coral beads with their open
necked kimono blouses.
4 Japanese Mood.
So decidedly japanese is our mo-
mentary mood. swayed no doubt by
the kimono suit, that many women do
up their hair for the morning with
white carved bone Geisha pins. Some
of these are of amber celluloid, and
The Savannah morning news., 1902-06-22

cream until quite stiff and stir into a
pint of rhubarb. Serve in glasses.
Pie.
A deep-dish rhubarb pie is a good
thing to try. Take pudding dish and
cut into 1t some red stalks OF rhu-
barb. Sprinkle over this two teacup-
fuls OF light brown sugar and the
grated rind of a lemon. Set IL in the
oven to soften and meanwhile pre-
pare light upper crust, and roll IL
out quite thin. Take the fruit from
the oven. let IL coll a bit. and cover
with the crust Return 10 the oven
and bake till the crust is brown.
Baked Hhubarb Pudding.
Into gallon Of boiling saited water
throw half a teacupful OF rice. Boil
exactly ten minutes. Turn into a COLI
ander and drench with cold water.
Put a layer Of rice into pudding
pan. then a layer u sliced rhubarb,
We'll sugaree 2nd Eprnkied with cin-
namon then another layer ~ rice,
and nnailH 4 layer ~ rhubarb. Bake
until The rhubafb 81 soft, and serve
with OF without cream.
-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-08

city iur four years. which rs rs long
as any one can serve as pastor of one
charge in the church which he repre-.
scnts
sheriff Clcofos Romero went M Ia
Springer to purchase some bulls for
his ranch at itl Cuervo.
". VI. Stecker left Tor his home In
Silver city. being acComuanicd hy
Mrs &. Waring as far as Albuquerque
Deputy Sheriff j. r. TruNllp lett for
southern points. In search OF some Jail
birds who are lying around down
there
Juan OrtcEa had a Studehaker wa.
gcG stolen from his house. on the other
side Of the track No clue To the rob.
bers have yet been found
II is very evident that large numbers
of sheep are dying in the neighboring
country. from the fact that four large
wagon loads of sheep pclts were
brought iato the city yesterday after.
noon
Bert Ames. the demented soldier
left for his home i'm Muscatino Iowa
reiug accompanied as far as Fort Mad.
ison ly J. A. Jannish. at which place
he VIII he turned over to his brother.
Albert Singer Is in the city for few
DAYS from Albuquerque.
G. u. Teal. night clerk at the Casta.
media hotel who mas been quite iii. is
reported some better today.
The eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Clarence Roberts. who was reported
quite low with diphtheria. is some bet
ter today.
John Bauors and family who have
been spending the winter in Las Veg
as. win leave Friday for their home at
Lincoln. NCb.
Bishop Kcudrick left on yesterday
evenings train for Socorro. after sev.
eral davs spent in the city a. the guest
Of Rev George Selby.
Yesterday afternoon. about o'clock
some one walked into w. T. Critics
house. on Columbia avenue. and stole n
very handsome gold watch No trace
Of the guilty party has yet been found
Ernest Fleck and the youngest son
OF Joe Norman, both lads about four
teen years Of age. left their homes in
this city yesterday and have not yet
been heard from. Possibly they have
gone out TO see the world as tramps
Marshal Murphy wired both mp and
down the road today. bu: nothing has
been heard of the boys
The team of V H. Jameson ran away
yesterday afternoon on National street
to the bridge. whore the pole OF the
wagon came in contact with portion
Of the bridge breaking the pole into
splinters and stopping the team.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-08
SANTA FE.

Frcm the New Mexican
j. T.. Saint, secretary Of the Santa
Fe Central Railway company. attended
the banquet and returned to Albu,
querque In the evening
Several citizens called at the New
Mexican editorial Office and in discus.
sion about the bill introduced 10y Dele
gate Rodoy, having for its purpose
the establishment of an army sani-
tarium AT Fort Marcy, declared that
they We're oppcsed TO the measure.
Hon, Alfred Grnnsfeld. of the firm of
Grunsfeld Brothers, the leading whole
sale dry goods establishment in the
territory. who came up from AlbuQuer-
que To attend the banquet, has return
ed home. declaring the banquet To
have been a grand success.
Col j. Franco ChaVes. superint end.
cnt of public instruction, left for Albu-
querquc. where he spent Saturday on
ON cial business. He goes Ia Los lunas
whore he viii remain during the week
to attend TO Official business and also
To be present at the opening session
of the district court Tor Valencia
county.
Hon. Arthur Seligman is making ar.
rangements to erect fine residence
of Colonel and Mrs George w Knae.
bel
Work on the fine new Sli.o00 build
ing of the Deaf and Dumb asylum will
be pushed by Contractor Antonio Win.
sOr as soon as the spring sets in. The
building is being erected on the south
side near the penitentiary,
\ beautiful memorial window 10 the
memory of the late Mr.. and Mrs. vii
liam l.. Jones Is 20 bo placed in the
Church of the Holy Faith on Palace
avenue
Hon Charles r. Easlcy. master, post
poned the sale of the Santa Barbara
grant in Taos county. until March 90,
To give several prospective buyers a
chance to reach Santa Fe and be at
the sale.
Anniversary mass was celebrated at
the cathedral in memory or the late
Mrs. Isabelle B de Luna. The mass
was largely attended by relatives and
friends az the deceased. Vicar General
A. Fourchegu was the celehrant
T. Macbeth and ". w. Walton, of
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-08

The appointment of Mr. Locke as in.
spectur gives very general satisfaction.
&. T. Brown and Prof r. 4. Jones
expect to start for trip Of "A week or
ten days to the Black Range
\. ID. Coon is making gratifying pro-
grcss In his effort to raise money
enough 10 bore for oil near Socorro
Wor, VIII not hc h"gun until enough
cash IL pledged to b, a depth OF 1000
feet
Mrs. +. \. Jones closed her work at
the private school she has been con
ductiue for several months The school
viii De- continued by Miss STEELE Ram
scy. who is an experienced teacher
J. r. Coon died at his home in Os-
wego. y. y February %. aged ~
years of the effects of an attack of the
grip Deceased was the eldest brother
of \. u. Coon of this city. who was ex-
pectirg TO make him a visit in the near
future. This is the second brother Mr..
Coon has lost In about year.
The high wind that prevailed for
three days in this city did but little
damage compared with what was done
IN some localities. The smoke stack
AT the Illinois Brewing Company's
plant was blown down and the west
chimney on the hi-h school building
Suffered the same fate Russell How
ell was obliged to dismiss the pupils
In his room Thursday as they became
terrified at the shaking of the building
under the force of the wind.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-08
CARLSBAD.
From the Argus.

From the Argus.
Aubry Gist. the Guadalupe Angora
goat man, came down from his ranch
and shipped 900 pounds of mohar
to New York
The Pecos Irrigation company will
supply water this season for consid
erably over 1000 acres of farm lands
this Icing an increase OF about ,0OO
acres over that furnished last year
The ditcnes are cleaned and In good
repair and the dams are full
$. r Biting. acting as agent for
various stockmen hereabouts. closed
a sale, this week, of 1000 2s and IS
To II. c. Ash and Carson Williams OF
Pierre. South Dakota. and l.. \. Allen
of Kansas City. Delivery to be made
by May To- This Is the first big sale
of this season. and is il stated that a
very good price was received
j. J Hagerman. the South Springs
breeder of fine cattle, recently made
a purchase of twenty.nlne head OF
prize Shorthorn stock from H. p
Groom the well known Panhandle
breeder. The price paid Is private
but is stated AT about $4,000. Before
many years have passed. the South
Springs herd will be one of the most
famous In America, as Mr. Hagerman
has already collected a splendid lot OF
thoroughDreGs and Is adding to them
right along, sparing no expense to get
the very best blood In the country.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-08
M AGDALEk q.
ocorro Chieftaln.

From Socorro Chieftain
Samuel Locke. the cattle sanitary
board inspector for the seventh dis
trict is about TO remove from here to
some more central point on the Santa
Fc
B. +. S,at2 has returned from DEN
yer and will now operate the Grand
Ledge mine and other properties with
the support oi the Lone Star Mining
Il Milling con, pany.
II. ;. Van Slyck came in from I'll
Paso on the lookout for business as
usual for the Santa Fe. He scored
point or two for future use with some
of the sheep breeders in town.
Among the visitors in town on bust
ness are noticed n. A. Field and Robert
II. Wvlie. of Burley; Drs. Swisher and
Kittrell Elfego Baca. Thomas Boland
\. Cortesy. l.. Il Barnes. and Teofolo
Jaramillo OF Socorro. and Charles
Chadwick. of Albuquerque.
Father Ed. Paulhan. of Monticello.
escorted by Jules Grandjean, drifted
in with the blizzard via the saddle
trail, making the fifty-five miles from
NOgal Canyon in seven hours. while
the west wind was driving the wet, ad
hcsiye snow in horizontal volleys at
the rate OF forty mics an hour. The
propagation of the Holy Faith seems
often to require as hard riding as cat
tie work does in New Mexico.
r. G. Eldred. of Wyoming. regis
tered al the Allen house, is inspecting
cavalry horses supplied by Jones Bros.
of Frisco for shipment to South Africa.
The first car load delivered consists of
gcldings chiefly. 3 To $ years old, liH
to Is hands inch high On the whole
this is an extra good lot of well broken
young horses that some cattle outfit
would have done well to secure and
keen in the countrs for home use The
selling price is not made public. Col
onel' Agnew takes the load to Man
zanalo Colo. while Mr.. Eldred goes
south to receive another lot of war
riors from Messrs. Baldwin. at Engle.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-08
SAN MARCiAl.

From Tie Bee.
The local Odd Fellows lodge Is max
ing special effort to increase its
membership. and few say nay when
the benevolent features and true worth
of such fellowship are understood.
The regular tern of the public school
closed Friday and the teachers are
now running private schools, 10 he
conducted Just AS long as the patron.
age iustihos such enterprise Miss
Millard as principal and Miss Nc.
Coach as primary teacher, have given
entire satisfaction as instructors. il the
absence of tlresome complaints from
children and parents may be taken as
"A guide
l., j. Otto. who has been elected sur
vcyor in this county number OF times,
got weary of holding position never
coveted by others and one particularly
barren of emolument. so he slid into
retirement after the last election by
not qualifying. Now there's work and
money In sight for county surveyors.
and Il is said that the distinguished
chairman of our board of county com
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-08
FAR M MiNGTON.

From the Times.
NJ NJ. Engeman Is figuring on build
ing "A public hall 40X75 feet. 1t certain
ly is something that is needed in the
town.
William Locke had the misfortune to
fall from a LOAD of nay the first of this
week fracturlng a rib and his nose. and
receiving several other injuries. He
is recovering rapidly.
Monroe Fields. acting as special en-
voy extraordinary for this county, has
concluded treaty of peace with La
Plata county, Col, by the terms OF
which taxes on cattle ranged in Colo
rado and wintered here. are to he di-
yided on equable terms and the stock
men saved paying double tax. This
will be of advantage to nearly all the
stockmen in the country II was man.
ifestly unfair tn have this class Of
property taxed in both counties.
The weather is moderatng and the
trees are beginning to bud
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-08
DEMING.

From the Headlight
James Phillips cattlcman from
Cooks peak was In town Thursday and
Friday OF last week Jim is such "A gen
ial soul that his visits are Ikea ray Of
sunshine on cloudy day
Reed Watkins. of the az ranch left
for his old home at Gainesville. Texas
Reed VIII be gone about ten days and
on his return il Is expected that his
father, \ j. Watkins. will bc with
him
William Gibson and j +. Good were
visitors In Deming from Hachita Both
of these gentlemen are prominent
stockmen In mat part Of the country
and are among the ever welcome visit
ors from that section.
Hon Tom Hughes. editor Of the Al
buquerque citizen, spent last Tuesday
In this city. Tom is ever a welcome
guest in Demine. as the boys have not
forgotten the favors OF the past. lie
informs the Headlight that The citizen
is preparing write up Of our city to
hc published In the near future, so II
you are Interested In learning what
others think of the thriving little burg
take the Albuquerque Citizen.
Died IN this city. Mrs krautcr the
wife Of railroad man Fortunately no
children are left to mourn her loss
Mrs krautcr was a good wife and kind
neiEhbor and many will remember her
Born to Mr. william NJ Letter and
wife Of this city. Monday. March 3, a
fine @aSj boy tipping the scales at
l2ia pounds Mother doing well Mr.
Loi'lcr was all alone in the house al
the time, no physician being present
and his friends now insist on calling
him Or I.enler,"
Constable Oglesby discovered three
or -four boxes OF merchandise secreted
In the brush near the ice works. and
took the stuff to Judge Marshalls OF
flee. whore the owner or owners can
secure II. The boxes were evidently
stolen from freight car.
AZ "A business meeting al Attorney
Polland's Office tnc trustees and el
ders Of the Presbyterian church passed
resolutions highly commencing Pastor
Macl3ean for his efficient and energetic
church WORK during the year Just pass
ed and recommending that he be re
tanned another year The congrega
tiOn met in the church next night and
endorsed this action. and tn, matter
now goes for final result to the Presb
terry of Rio Grande. which meets al
Silver City on ne 25th
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-08
iULAROSA.

From the Democrat
Az present we have no protestant
ministers coming 10 this burg-cause,
money scarce and walking bad. Good
Lord why hast Thou forsaken us?
Mr.. Long. a mining man. went out
To the gold strike eight miles from
town and was fav0rably impressed.
While capitalists arr looking for n
place To make Investments. why not
come this way? We believe we have
the best prospects for mineral there
Is in the ,erritory.
Judge j. NJ. Roberts and wife left
for Estey City whore they will take up
their permanent residence. The Judge
and family are excellent citizens and
Tularosa is sorry TO see them leave.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-08
SOCORRO.

From the Chioftain.
Joseph Mcrkin. of III Paso. has ac-
cepted a position as salesman with
Price Bros A. Co.
n A. Field, merchant and postmas.
ter AT Burley, was in town on private
business
Samuel Locke, OF Magdalcna. the
newly appointed cattle inspector for
this district. was in SocorrO Thursday.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-08
From the Record.


Herman y. Myers. who will be cash.
Ter of the First National bank at Santa
Rosa, arrived in the city from Canton
Ohio.
Judgment has been rendered against
the san Miguel Title n Abstract com
pany in favor of Daniel r lioskins for
SiaS.o5 for debt due a man named
Shields. who assigned his claim to Mr..
Hoskins
Walter Sporloder and wife after sov-
eral days very pleasantly spent in the
city as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sporleder. left for ten days visit 10
Deming, Tucson, AriZ., and III pas0.
after which they will return 10 their
home I'm La Junta.
The u. Romero Hose a Fire com
pany boys cleared over 5000 on the ball
they gave recently
Rev. Mr. French. who will assist In
the special meetings at the Methodist
Episcopal church has flattering rep
utation as a preacher and lecturer m
western Texas and New Mexico. Mr.
rench was pastor of the Trinity
Methodist church at III Paso the
strongest protestant church in the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-08
NEW MEXICO Towns

missioners will soon declare n vacancy
To exist in this Office and request the
appointment by Governor Otero of W.
w. Jones. of this place
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-08

The weather is moderating and the
trees are beginning to bud
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accountant wishes to correspond VITA
parties needing assistance m that or
any other line with view OF making a
business connection. Highest reference.
Address 62s5. this office 1
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TORN CLUBS AND BUY our Sour Lake
Saratoga combinations and wake up Itch
some morning. Texas OH Land Co..
box TOS, Houston. Z
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BoARD-RooMs WANl ED.

NOTICE. First.class boarding houses near
center of city having rooms with or
without board. which can be used duri g
ne session OF the Lumhermen's contcn
lion on April S, . and TO- .foI the &C.
rNmneodation ~ delegates viii please send
names and address 70 Houston Lumber
Exchauge. eol Blnz Bldg, city. for ref
srenee 70 pubic comfort COMMITTEES. Also
state how many can be comfortably &C.
eommcdated
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WANTED-Blds from bridge men 10 place
the Port sullivan bridge across the
Brazos river near Hearne in a good state
OF repair. Tom NJ Taylor, county judge
Franklin. Texas 8
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fuh KEN Seven-rCom honSr' bgtn.
Capitol FF''
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noST WANTS"
ARE CHEAP.
HELP WANTED.

NAN1 En-No. ! short order cook, white
lUS Mckee street tttth ward. u
wAN1ED-Two experienced dressmaSess
f1Nl Lamar avenue, ~
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TITLE WANT ADS
q bring big results.
FOR RENT.


NICELY furnished room suitable for. two
gentlemen; terms reasonable: two minutes
Walk troni l. q. y. aud Santa Nc de.
lots. Apply sal2 Texas avenue. 81
horSES-we have hem In an parts Of
tu9 CITY ana an prices, seaman * Bar.
tell 2g6 fannln street; phone lGg. 5
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staple ana servants house Apply 2ail
FOR RENT --rwo-stnry house, zoo U9MII.
ION street, possession May L Raphael
FOR RENT-Nice furnished room with
modern conyenienccs on car line lSli
Louisiana. .
WE have desirable rent houses ON Travis
Fannln, San Jaclnto street. and In other
portions OF the city. Ncrfeet a BroC ks /.
phone 6I3, Blnz Bldg, >
FOUR unfurnlshed rooms 10 c3uTIe " ID.
out children. 7O4 Rusk. :
TWO furnished rooms for light houseEccp.
ing. l4lo CONT =
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l. Young avenue. 81
FOR she'd rooms. 1913 Tray
is 6
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Ing. 2
~ I'll AhINlHntl liO0t room Tor rent,
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FOR RENT Two rooms for light house,
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FOR RENTING store rooms, with living
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, MOVING AND STORING OF an kinds 81
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I desired Seaman * Bartcll, FOG FaD1h
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! NICELY FURNISHED rooms at S1l Mai
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ITO ST "WANT S"
PAY BE ST.
HELP WANTED.

WANTED Three sowing girls, Apply
It& Capitol
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FOR SALE OF EXCHANGE

In good running order including gin ca
zine and seed houses. Write FOR frrthe
Information or come 10 see T. A. finu
ClaTkson, Milan Co. Texas.
FoR SALE on EXCHANGE QUO coa-te'
hrake hievele FOR sale or trde sOr sm =
nnnr ADDRESS gro. this ofnee.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the nunuat
met ug o. the s'rt khodcra Of the iious-
Ton aud Texas Central RAliroad company
win he held NJ the general office az the
company In Inc city % Haas}on Harris
dnr. the 5th dly III April iqO2 and tbnt
the aiilual meeting of tho board of direc.
tors " nald company will be held at the
same p,uce AMI on the same day, lpme.
d!J,ey after the adjournment OF the said
annual meeting az the stockholders. WI,
u. Field, Secretary, 4703
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s w. gapltol streets, room "a, during the
81 her remedies with her. which are
,,snious for curing ring worm. eczema,
es and dandrufI; her hair restorer
sssr. gseh used with wonderful success, t
~ ss'gha niy producing n new growth of hair
- NOUS tlat had boon hnld for vnarS.
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PAIR FINE drsught horses, D and year
old: dne style: good lockers and cit
broken; weight 5000 pounds. Gibbs, Deep.
water. Texas. .
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OR $500 ILLUSTRATED Sour Lakc-sara-
toga combinations Will yield untold riches.
Write Texas Oh Land Co. BOX fU5
Houston. 40