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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-03-24
C%ARNEGIE's GIFTS.
other Towns Which Received Gifts
With Las VEGAS.

The last announcement of gifts for
library buildings by Andrew Carnegie
involve an expenditure of 1852. 500 and
forty-two towns receive buildings. The
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-03-24

In Deming good safe loans can be
had at better rates than in the old es-
tablished towns.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-03-24

STOVE REPAIRS.
Borradaile & Co.,
III Gold Ave.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-03-24
Fancy COIored Parasols

In all the newest makes and styles.
such as "The Raisin," Dolly Warden"
etc. These and many other beautiful
designs on exhibition.
We also have a nice line of childrens
and misses parasOls, an exact counter
part Of ladies', only in smaller sizes.
Prices from so cents up.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-03-24
Kid Gloves

Kid gloves for spring are now here.
All the correct shades in complete line
of sizes. Hardly necessary to say that
the quality will prove reliable. and If a
pair happens to prove defective we re-
place them with a new pair. Our kid
glove trade demonstrates our leader
ship in this line.
Every pair guaranteed and every
pair fitted while you wait.
Special Easter prices:
50 gloves reduced .$f.5o
Sl.25 gloves reduced to......... S1.o0
We have a nice line of the new lace
mitts in black and white-the latest
fad.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-03-24
THE ECONOMIST THEE ECONOMIST TIE ECONOMIST Y
Err DRY GOODS NEWS

Tr IN H1sn E RaH MHlHn SEEM mn SHHSRESHHE9RR T HHH R2F FAhAAsh5%a%% A R&G MNB h ARR hszMSHA4 ASME# HhME % %
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-03-24
Veilings and Neckwear.

The new ideas of the season are
here in profusion. Veilings of Net,
Chiffon and Maine; plain, spotted,
dotted OF figured, in every whim or
caprice of fashion, all at moderate
prices.
Neckwear. in Silk, Cotton, Lace and
Chiffon. at 35c, soc, 75c, s1.oo and
$3.50.
Rufus and Collarettes at csc, $3.50,
$3.50, $3.50 and IS.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-03-24

The belts themselves are in the pop
uiar styles Of plated MORE antique,
taffeta, t~affeta and satin. The innova-
lions lie in the clasp, which holds firm
ly, and in the back piece, with its in
visible skirt supporter.
They give the much desired long
waist line, without allowing the belt to
sag.
The buckles show a variety of pref
ty designs and the fayorite finishes
gun metal, oxidized, French gray and
black. Prices follow:
Silk Elastic Belts one and one and a
quarter inches wide, decorated buc-
kles and back pieces TO match, 81,
SIPS TO 81.
Belts of Double Faced Black Satin
Ribbon. heavy Oxidized and French
Gray Metal Clasps, SIPS, $3.50 and
S1.75.
Belts of Antique Moire with OxidiZ-
ed and French Gray Clasps and Back
Pieces, at so cents, rs cents, 81 up to
$3.50.
THE ECONOMIST
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-03-24
aces, Lace Collars, Lace Robes.

Designs beautiful, artistic and diver
sifed, for every conceivable need. New
er have we shown such a variety of
eXquisitely neat effects-such dainty
styles-all along the line, up to the
snowy, elaborate combinations. This
stock is always bright and interesting.
but particularly attractive this season
and there is e popular price in
ducement in connection with it, which
appeals forcibly to the economically in
clined.
Laces in Irish crochet, Venise, Allen
con and Chantily, in Allovers. Edges,
Gallons, Insertions and Medallions.
Robes in black. white and linen
shades, $500, $500 and $4,000. Su-
perb and handsome effects, all ready
to slip over your foundation costume,
requiring only a stitch or two before
they are ready to wear.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-21
a DTESTRO Y SHNIESTRO

En ma colsctividad de ssA fndole, domt-
NADIA por los de absj1, poF las turbas ffsneH-
cas-, que vivsn para ell eHcAndaio 81 dssofoeni
ans EaIeu de II raGbSerd para comster asrops-
lios despusE de eometsR estos, vuelven 10
71lt1ero nara cslebrar aus fschoFfasi no pusos
h1ber artlstAs, nj psnssdoresi eseriforss nj
postas.
uublIcana, en- 1us Ios dislAtss, entrsver&dos
de fnsultoa-6 Tiee'vsrsA@se sueedsn unos y
otros.
No buaaueis en- ella ideas al principles.
La cfsnsa RratuitK; ia eAlumnta lnsiolosA; -
retfcsneia eobRrds: hs Ahf aus ArmRs fAvorl
t&s paFs el AtAque.
Y ta1n Sc &tTsvs . tAehsrnos de lioallssas
= psdIr oil G1bsrnador que NOS hags enmu
decer, porous asi convene 10 salud pdbHc&i
La que inhcionR ell ambiente con sus ooios
sua pr6dieaa idaensatAs eB eSA prensa anna
Filla que no tisne reparo en- AelArer' que 10
6nieA contests Aci6n que merecen Algunos 2rh
eulos de los peri6dieos fsderaies 80 el CAIRO
TIE
Eva es In prensa ssdieioso y antisocial qqs
prsdlcG y reeomlanda 81 assbAra1uats IL
anaFdrfs
Y todo porque cuentA con 81 spoyo de las
tuFbas, de Ia poIiefa, de los iuscss de pas de
las Cortes de DlItrito, saiv1 en- contso1slmas
oe&slones.
Ess es Ia prsnsa que periudica y dana ri pals
en- su pas interior ' en- 81 credito exterior.
Esa eS lA prsnsA que excita al atropslio 81
esc6DdaIo.
Esa sE II prsnsa que pide Ia Suppression de
LA DEMOCRACIA porque est& nj Ee env1tece' nj
AduIs; nj . AcobArds nj cetR, y mAntisnes por
enclma de todo, alto muy alto, Ia dfgnidad del
teFPufio v 10 defensa de sus libsrtadss sus
dsrechos.
OORTADlLLO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-21

Y lqus p6Slmo guato tisnsn para todo
nueatroa empse9tRdog RdversRrioBi
Eseribsn mai, pAoesden psor, , Sus mani
festasioEes de pdbieo regoeiio eonslstsn an
mofigApRRR ridfeulaB, que FesulaRn abPge&da.
bEanten mueh9s ysess, como oeuFri6 con el
eelsberrimo slmulRerO do entlsRro de nusatro
partido, eslsbrado rails de las eleceioneg an
San Juan, capital dc Ia isfs, que debisrh poser
3 poP 10 manoa RpaEsntag mayor sum8 de eul-
tura que sl rssto de las pobfasionss de sSts
sierra infsis....
AquellR f6nabFe buf fonAdaSeon aus toques
de iTEsvsnts y grotsseai es pAimeciR dsmostrA-
ei6n da 10 que SON eApRess los pacndosrepu-
blleRnoa de Puerto Rico, que t1do 10 mAnctllAn
q pEofAnAn, sin eEcr6pulo nj rsBpeto.
LeysS, religion, eostumbrsS, idioms, KFtss,
NADIA sBeapA & suB mAlsAnos inshintos.
De las leyas hacen mRngRB c&pfrotes; de
la religion, escRFnio; de las eostumbres, al
bEIda msxclA entire 10 regional 10 ex6tieo,
fAVoReeiendo sismprs 10 ssgundc; eSsropsan y
eoFKompsn ell idioma, trueean IN csntro Glen
MHeo y lItararlo, el dntco que poseemog en- la
islR, ell Atsneo PuaTtoPriq quedl, an un tglssiA
pPotaEtRnts, donde Sc cslehrRn mlsRs y matri-
monios ante las vsnerGndas hg urAS de aqua-
Hos iIustrss eompatriotRS, poP ell sentimisnto
DOR sl origsn fpor Ambas eoBas & Ia YES, qua
CoFdsRo, BRldoPioty, Aeoata, TapiG, sE CRri-
beD; GAutisr Bsnitsz y ElsAburu....
Dan Al olvido las inimltAblss danSaE de Ia
vkFs1y MorsIl ORmpos Sc solREsn rscreAn,
efsv&ndolSs In cAtegorfS . himno trim 81 y
da eombRte, con Lac guar&chAs chuleBc&s, de
eontonso GLR Conf JrmidBdD y GE Cain&np,
md'ieA propiA De Suburbios m&nesbfas.
Ysaqus sl pArtido pseudo republican,,
semi tF6gico sua pFocsdi mi stos de fnerza,
FssultA cfniesments bufo y churrigcsreEeo en-
Bus horaS dc expansion de i1oio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-21

rie&Do GCar&cas.S I'm este buque Va dc regreso
el sth,r Lsieibabasa.
Dsade al medic dia Sc sneuentren frenta
Rl Castillo del MORO euatro de los grandss AGO.
rAxRdos de lA escusdrA que maniobrsrA en- Gu
lsbYa
Una muchedumbre de gsnts invade las
murAiIas con obisso de YER diehos buquss.
EBtos grAndeB @cor&zados no entrEn 81
puerto q Gauss de no hAbsr sufclente fondo en-
oil canal para el calado que sllos tensn.
So assgurA que muchoa ohsiAlss de la tri.
pulaei6n dsssmbArcarAn de hoy mtfisna.
Ell EsPIRTTU DE DON JUAN TENo-
RIO.-UnA viet& de es&s que vuelan de pochs,
de una . otras Psgionss, dice habsr conferan-
ciado con sl espfrttu de don Juan Tenor1os
que 6Ite Bigue hacienda de Las suyss.
Daspu6s de contarma-dfea la vieia-sus
nuevAB conquistRs, me dtj que hast& en- los
grRndea P1laeios como en- las humildes ca Aba
mas, en- todss sncontr6 sabore6 10 exquisite
son propistarioa los ssf1orsH CAdierno, L6ps1 &
ca, de San Juan de Pusrto Rieo ealls de Ts-
tuAn nhmsro 90.
LA EsPANoLA.-Fonda y posada con
vista al mar pr6xima & Ii astaci6n del fsrro.
sRrF1l-Tetuan 81 90.
Ofrsca ssta casa lss msforss eomodida-
dss para sl passjero. oomids Il earta eomo
c0nvenga pHseios modieoa.
H&bitacionss frsac&s biaH vsntiadss ,
hados.
HospsdRiss y sbonos. praeios sonvsneio.
nalss. P.
Muy Sensational ha rssnltado oil editorial
que tEsa 4Ths Puerto Rico Hsrale
Es indudabie QUE cate peri6dfeo ha inicia-
do una camps IA qoe b ara su efseto en- no le
iaDo tismpo. pues dioha publicAci6n es muy
lsi1a g n los EIt&dos Untdos.
La llsgAda de Mr.. Bird. pAdrs del editor
del GSAn joan News es muy eomentads en-
todos los circulos polfscos.
Este diStinguldo iurlsconsulto americana
hs eelsbPado largss confsreneiAs en- los Estados
Unidos, Rntes de smbarear para esta isl&.
e. eorrto sspanol eMontsvidsos sAli6 hoy
para EipAnR, vf4 CAnarias.
En al psqueno ipeer6io oeuPrido &Yar en-
las ohcinas de don Jos6 DfAS VsldspaTss, IS
auamaFon como tPes mil sntFegRs del C6digo
que esta editando.
Ain no han sido pagados los jueees ss-
cPstsrios do elseei6n, an sstR capital.
Muchos de ellos han negoetado aus habe-
res, . sAnsA de Ia tRrdAnxR pAgaElas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-21
NOt101aS

Sc sncuentra vaeAnts en- Manstf ura pla.
10 ds m6dieo titulRr. Tlsne al hAher ds $40
dollars anuAlss.
Don R9sendo BAs Fsiioo hR musrto en-
F&iKrdo.
Eu oarciina, oil suisto Adrian Santiago,
alias Pslo de bela, Eus harIdo diAs pasRdos, de
M haiRse,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-21
SAN JUAN
NOTAS POB CORREO

Novlsmbrs 90
El rribuDAI Supreme conArm6 Ia Hentsn-
Ella de B snito Miro por 1njuriSs . lG peiiefa.
A cate sujeto s6u lie queda pendisnta Ia e&usR
DOR agi ssi6n Romero Rosa sn h'iA.
Miro 81 eoneudSdo del leader BArbosA &c
probable qua eIts no SO lance psdir 81 indui-
10.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-21
moRERSTo cALDERom

Niegase al abogado Moreno Calderon,
ell derecho de postulsr en- Ia Corte de Cir.
quito.
SPor que sera?
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-21

En- Bayam6n fu6 hallado muerto de IN
balszo en- e4 puente Santa Catalina, Ell In
dividuo BCni1acio Otero.
Ell Juzgadc, ha procedido al levanta.
niento del cadaver.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-21
Guido de .GanadO

Sc toma ganado Guido en- los extensos
pastos de mslojills de- 10 fncR de GSAnta AnaS
en- San Anton, (OarolinR.
Jose Oombas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-21

HA tornado puerto al vApor AmsricRno GCA.
Faeas,D procedsnts de Ntw York.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-21

z doctor C6rdovs, m6dico stsuiar dc Salt
nas, rsnuncia 50 carg'
In 10 central sAguirrss Sc instaIa una
nusvA mAquinAria, para la pr6xima safra.
Don Gut,srrsz Ramos. tus. de pas aus
Lituto de San @. man, presenta 10 renuncia
de en- cargo.
Tipos de eambio:
LOndrss..... vi:ts Sass IA sS6
90 div 4.s1K g
Paris, vista sH p.S
aamRafEG' aspafia, g. DIV Ia s7A s775 pr.sD
El tusx R,ehmon tom6 aver poaeci6n del
cargo de MagIstrado de ID O1rSs de Dirsrito De
San Juan, para el que recientsmsnts SO le
nombr6.
LafamiifA del senor Garrison, conssiero
del eiecutivo, Ia rsgresado San Jnan, pro-
csdente de Nav York.
TAmbien han regresado de NV York,
una hiia del honorable iues de la Oorts de
circutto y la st d IRA ssposa del iefs del BAnco
Colonial.
Ha aldo nombrAdo alguacu del Tribunal
de DIstfiIo de Ponce, don Julio LimArdo y
jaime.
Para IL plasa de sscrstario dsl tuzgsdo
municipal do Arscioo, vacAnte por sl faIisci.
miento de MachiAVslo, gs nombra don Jose
SantanS Ramirsx.
Aver ss sneonsraba = l. vista del puerto
do San Jaan, 10 sscuadrR del AtlAntico.
Probando nm par de fl ,retes los i6vsnes
Glrona GotGy de MaysgusS, rssult6 hsrido
en- ls muflsca darscha oil primaro de sshos.
a. gresado ca al mAnieomio, Ia demen.
ts AdalinR Fernandez, de 10 C Apital.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-21
|, ZenO y KuinIam
COmisiOnfsfa

8
C6digo A. B. c.,
24-TetuGn- "a. San Juan, Puerto Rice
EN- Los HERMOSOs pastos de maloillla
ysrba de guinea de Ia hacisnda <San Isido-
roo de PatilIss, se toma ganado o Guido y
partiP utiIidadss. q.
A TODOS.-Ls AGENoIA COLONIAL.
ApartAdo 422, OHeina Allan 20, San Juan P. E.
Ss hacs cargo dc TODD sncargo, comisi6n, In
fnrme, consignacion, eompra vsnta, embarqus
&, & Lie snssaan Vi. 81 10 dessa . aseri-
Dir en- la mkquins de escribir 4Jswstts ure
cartA smpleRndo C1NCO eolorss distintos d.
tinta. y.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-21
P0LsclA

La policfs hace tnvestigaciones para
averiguar ell autor del cri1aen, quien hasta
ahora sparece en- el misterio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-21
MuERTo De HAMRRE

Luis Delgsdo, empleado que rue de la
Audiencia, pidi6 permiso para dofmir en-
el deposito municipal, donde fae hsllado
hoy, muerto de hambre.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-21

hoy ha sAlido para Vsnssuela 81 buqus
SBcuslA ds In marina de guerra RlemRns que
estabA en- nusstro pusrto. Fate buqua vsndr4
Ia CuIebrA para pHsssnci&r las mRniobFas
hRvRlSs pE6ximAs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-21

rieGDo GoaracasH I'm este buqus Va dc regreso
al sth1r LsieibAbAsa,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-21

E doctor C6rdovs, medico tisuiar de Salt
mas, renuneia su cayg1.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-21

- JoseG. del Vslls (Fortalexa 71.)-Oh-
sixas para IL gesti6n de asuntos sdminiatrasi.
vos ga todos los csntRoa ofeialss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-21

Don F Gat,srrex Ramos, iusx de pas aus
Gituto de San q. nan, presents In renuncia
de en- cargo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-21
s q DlDAUz
P0r telSgr3f0.
Noviembre 81.
AsESIMAT0

Noviembre 81.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-21

In 10 central sAguIrrsS Sc instAIa una
nusvA mAquinRria, para la pr6xima SARA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-21

Dasda h&ee mucho tempo goxA de gran
ePgdito In fkbEie& do licorss de Pedro ChsndFy.
hoy as lR f&Vorita del pdblieo, puss gus heoPss
SON los meiores que so fAbriean.
EatR fkbTie& 60 especial en- 10 eonfeeet6n
da ron, puss sua mAreAs son exeslantss.
El ron maFea all TrolyD % al que So pons
"a AodAa las msgss de los hotelss eRsas par
tiGulARaas p.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-21

-sQUEREIs ECONoNIsARP puss com.
prem sus htios 81 cAlxAdo de La Msysgus-
zanA.-San Juan, San Jnato II.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-21

Ain no han sido psgados los jueess ss-
cPstsrius ds elseei6n, an sstR capital.
Muchos de ellos han negoeiado aus habe-
rss, eAnsA de Ia tRrdAnER en- pAgaxIss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-21

I'm sl psqusno Inespa aio oeurrido &ysr
las oncinas de don jose DiAx vaIdsparss
qusmaron como tres mil sntFegRs del Cor
que eata editando.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-12-25
FRArEREAL BUILDING WORK.
Board Of Lady Managers Associated
In This Worlds Fair En-
terprise.

Mrs. Gineyra Linton Miller, Presi-
dent Of the Board Of Lady Managers
OF the Worlds Fair Fraternal Build
ing Association, is Past Superior
Chief Of the Degree of Honor of the
great Ancient Order Of United Work
men in which her husband, W. II.
Miller, is Grand Master Workman OF
the A. o. Q. W. of Missouri.
Mrs. Miller on both sides is Of
Quaker stock, formerly Scotch and
French, the original member OF the
family In America being John Linton,
one Of PENIS associates in the Indian
Territory and the founding OF Phil.
adelphia.
The subject OF this sketch was born
and educated in Ohio, subsequently
attending the Sacred Heart Convent
in Nebraska City, Neb., where sue
married and, upon moving TO Kansas
City, became a charter member and
Chief Of Hope Lodge, hence the first
Chief in Missouri She is a nlsmbeI
of the Law Committee and Chairman
Of the Grand Lodge OF Missouri, and
Superior Lodge OF the Degree Of
Honor. Mrs Miller makes a pleasing
and convincing address, presides well
and is in demand as delegate and in.
stalling officer.
Miss Bina NJ. West, First Vice
President Of the Board Of Lady Mana,
gers of the Worlds Fair Fraterna.
Building Association, is the Supreme
Record Keeper Of the Ladies Of the
Msccabees of the World. Born in
Michigan and living there all her life,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-12-25
THOUSANDS SEEK IT.
Many Mexico People Join in the
Search.

Nights of tossing-days of misery;
Nearly crazy from the constant
itching;
Such is the lot Of every sufferer
With eczema, piles or any itchiness
OF the skin.
Thousand seek and fail to find re-
lief.
Many a Mexico citizen can tell you
Doan's Ointment will cure all itch
ing skin diseases.
Mr.. o. II. Neal, mail carrier between
Mexico and Cant, says: "For 20 years
| was annoyed with itching hemor-
rhoids. / tried several remedies but
got little IL any benefit from them.
Finally l procured a box OF Doan's
Ointment from Buckner & Whitney's
drug store and used part OF 1t. Every
application brought relief until the
itching left me. There was a spot on
my shoulder which was very annoying.
Two applications disposed OF It.
Doan's Ointment is worth It's weight
in gold"
For sale by all dealers; price so cents.
Foster-Milburn Co, Buffalo, N. Y,
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no substitute.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-12-25
STOCK AND A r NOTES.

The receipts on the st. Louis live
stock market Tuesday we're made uT
Of: cattle, 2,ees; hogs, $500; sheep,
l,4ss; horses and mules, 2l1.
Beef and butcher steers sold from
$500 TO s.. 50;butcher heifers from e. q
to 475; butcher cows from % 90 e
$50; veal calves from $500 TO $3.50;
stockers and feeders from 81. Is TO e. 40.
Hogs; Fair TO best butcher and
heavy hogs sold at s~6.3S96.57i; good
medium weights and packers at SOS
.@6.4O, the bulk at s8.3Ode.35; lights.
$50 to 100 lbs, at sdOOa6.3O the bulk
at s6 l5(G6.25; lights, 100 to $50 lbs, at
$4,000 95; pigs at s5.5OCa895; roughs
and culls at s5.00C65 95. The top Of
the market was 60 57i, and the bulk OF
the hogs above $50 lbs average sold at
81 2jtGe.45, against a top Of 1855 and
the bulk at s6.5OCae.35 on Monday.
Following are the stock shipments
from Mexico for the week beginning
Dec. II and ending Dec. %:
Dec. l7.-E. L. Walker l car sheen
TO East ST. Louis.
Dec. I'D a. Jones l car mules 10
East 81. Louis
Dec. Pc d. Walker, one car Of
sheep 10 East 81. Louis; Frank Max.
well, q ca horses 10 East Sc. Louis
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-12-25
The Libertv Bale.

A pleasant start in watching the
old year out" on the night Of Deem
Der 81 will be afforded at the Grand
opera house in witnessing one Of the
best attractions of the season.
The following is from the Chicago
Tribune:
ain The Liberty Bellies at the I'LL.
nois theatre last night were a score OF
the prettiest girls that have appeared
10 a Chicago theatre this winter. They
romped through a school dormitory
scene in the first act, starting In with
a midnight pickle and pie supper. and
ending with an invasion by the sweet.
hearts Of two OF them disguised as
burglars. They ran away from school
and opened a cooking school as the
scene for the second act In which they
sang and danced and assisted in the
comedy work OF the two lonesome
young men. And finally they appear.
ed at a Florida hotel, where the slim
thread Of a plot had driven them, ID
complete the ~captivation OF the aud.
fence with q series Of s~pecialties that
would make the VAUDEVILLE houses en-
yious. When the curtain rose -four
curly heads were revealed on -four
snowy pillows In Our white beds, and
there was an audible air OF a certain
kind Of expectancy In the audience.
But there was nothing in the act that
even approached suggestiveness. The
school girl frolic that followed was
wholesome and natural, and even the
dainty maid In the pink pajamas was
only cunning" I'd
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A True Love Match.

"All the world loves a lover" and nc
better foundation for a play can be
found than a true love match. Such
Is the very basis of the beautiful com.
edy, TOO Rich 10 Marry" which will
be seen at the opera house Christmas
night
The eonrtship Of the young Ameri.
can millionaire and the sweet little
Dunkardess Is charming and of courSe,
true love never runs smoothly, so 10
this case the stumbling block Is the
young mans wealth
The Dunkards are a queer sect IN
many ways, but honest 20 the core.
They do not believe In riches, and the
parents Of the girl object 20 her mar
ring the wealthy young mar Just be-
cause he is "too rich 10 marry" &C
oording 20 their simple belief. But
the youug man is not daunted. even
BY his millions, and be honestly woes
and weds the o Of his choice. tits
the wo0ing that affords the humorous
and pathetic scenes ia the beautiful
comedy, Too Rich 70 Marry"
During the play ten refined special.
ties are introduced, including the
Faulkner Trio Of trick bicycle riderN
Popular prices, Is, 50 and 80 cents. I'd
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-12-25
PASSENGER TRAIN BURIED
Twenty Hours by Drifting Snow Near
Village of Mercer, Neb.

LINCOLN, NEB., Dec. FIFTY pas
sengers on train No. 302 on the Bur
clinton, running from Denver to
Deadwood, were buried beneath ten
feet Of snow for twenty hours.
They were rescued last night after
ten hours work by a relief force from
Sidney, Neb. The relief force number
ed fifty persons.
The little town Of Mercer, Neb,, was
the home of the snowbound travellers
for the ten hours. The place is only
a cluster of about ten houses and shan
ties, and the train was obliged to re-
main beneath the snow until aid could
be secured from Sidney, fifteen miles
| away.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-12-25

the Boone County Superintendent Of
Schools in 1883, who is now Attorney
for Wyandotte County, Kansas. She
served n year as Deputy County
Treasurer and made out the tax list
for 1890 Of Boone Comfy, Neb.
Mrs Abbie L. Frankel, Secretary Of
the Board Of Lady Managers Of the
Worlds Fair Fraternal Building
Association, is the wife Of George J.
Frankel, Superintendent Of the Wes-
tern Telegraph Company.
she was born in Iowa and attended
the Upper Iowa University, afterward
taking a thorough course in the Bust.
ness College. Mrs. Frankel has been
Interested In temperance work from
childhood and since coming 10 st.
Louis has held many Offices in the
Young WOmen's Branch Of the
Woman's Christian Temperance
Union. She Is also interested In
literary work, being a member OF the
Tuesday Literary Club and Of the
State Reciprocity Committee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-12-25

has held twenty-three gears, with 9th
ens previously. She joined the ordel
in 1866, later becoming a charter mem.
Der Of Queen Easter Chapter in Chi
cago, III, where she has resided since
her removal in early childhood from
Waddington, n. Y.
With Most Worthy Grand Matror
Mathews Of Iowa, she compiled the
Gems Of song and also published the
Floral Work which is in use through.
out the Jurisdiction. Mrs. Pitkin Is
the widow Of Captain T. p. Pitkln.
who died in 1868 within the year Of
their marriage, and with her daughter
and grand daughter lives at Edge.
water, III.
Miss Raby combines the versatility
Of the newspaper woman with a gen.
eral comprehensive knowledge Of bust.
ness methods. She has lived IN st.
Louis since a child, isl High School
graduate and has Travelled extensively
at home and abroad.