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For Sale-10Ox14O on Se- cond Ave. Improved. Pays l2 per cent Terms to suit.
 w. B. Leedy & Co.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26
WEARY or war.

Tho heart OF the world. 70 secms.
has ruwn war weary. For countless
ayes the toars Of widowed women and
the rigid upturnod faces OF dead mon
have pleaded iu vain Tor 0cticr and
Hunrr hu0ane way of adjusting inter.
national differences than an apnoaI to
the sword Human symuathy and hu.
man sorrow have alike boon ignored
i'tat.lonco and famine have followed
IN tho wake of twmplIng armies.
And after 10 an. after the outpourlug
OF wrath and hato and sin and crime.
too often against Inofcnsiyc communl.
tios and persons the strutt.ng unIan
who Tod the c0nqucr.ns host has re-.
turned to his own country t0 bc hon.
orod Tor iuuumerahlo outragos against
humanity Ono 0f 'ho uwraros Der.
pctratoi against hIs 1cFhbors would
damn him to everlasting inamy and
Disgrace
hut tho dawn of a better time has
arrived The nations Of tho earth.
p,rhapa having in mind tho terrible
tragedy now being enacted on tho
Shores oi The yellow Sea. are turning
toward peace This is manifested In
tho treaties OF arbitration. half "a
score Of which ha,r been negotiated
and signed within the lRst twelve
months EnrIand and France. ono.
miles since tho battle OF Arlncourt.
bed, fret with f. general agreement 90
nottlo their minor differences poacoa.
hly-then with a treaty defining and
forever dIsposing Of tho frontier els.
puto in Africa. which was Eurchargcd
with the most baleful possibilities
Germany and England then agreed on
a basis Of arbitration and half "a don
en- lesser nations followed
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26
LEADS rHE woRln-

The total deposits IN an the saw.
lngs banks OF tho world. according 20
latest official Information received by
the department Of commerce and
labor through Cos bureau Of statistics.
amounted Co over $40 500. 900 900. con.
iribuied hy $4,000 depositors OF
this total the Unitoi states shows
aggregate deposits of $4,000. 100 600.
credited 10 1905 900 deposltors. As
the figures used ln arriving NJ tho
grand totals cover about onohalf o.
tho population Of the world. via. over
no million. % appears that tho United
states. @iA less than 9iA per cent OF
tho total population considered, con.
tributes over 20 per cent OF the total
savings deposits recorded or tho
total number Of doposItors. or rather
deposit accounts. the share OF the
United States % somewhat less than
p per cent while tho average deposit
per account ls moro than four times
md the average savings per inhab.
liant more than three and ono.half
times the corresponding averages for
the rest Of the world.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26

thc development OF q rational sya.
... Hu.r 0r Che public for
TI tuu1' Hr.aton policy ls
... l.. I. further cam.
..aIH OBJ Doe vlsei. nm
.. enthusiasts who houC
.I appropriate for
H... Wm.Y u excess of
....... u.u II. national DOMAIN
others HHu .nu.f settlers %
r...l.eI .um iH. obligation 90 re-
bling Whatever DabrI tbe
NO.. reservoirs ur works buif
.. national aJtDIUmout puaH.Y
.u principle s un. set settled m t1
H..l.r national a.d SHALL lo given
H. tH the great anI RISKY Dltsfurs
which HiI. never luyHo private cap.
l. .r Iu afIHHI.d Hu Cav aa rl IlIr
a Ore exclusion of private capital
" IDra are Those who VIII
ultimately asIiwo for action boz an
.e. directions. bot fho PRESIDENT
WnI sesns c bo directed 90 -le pres.
Hr,.t.an of fho forest cover Tor tho
HDldWators of our streams.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26
SUICIDE AND lnsuaAncr

Grim are tho figures contained la
Mr W H IawtOns article 90 the
November North American Review.
IN 1891 the number OF suicides ia the
unlod States was $500: ma 1903. 8 600.
Allowing for the growth OF popula.
tion hero rs an Increase o. 100 per
cont We can bcwnil a swollen divorce
roll the growing size OF tho suicide
uoil is as umiuous. says tho Now York
Globe
" the above figures are grim. one
fact in connection with Thorn iB grup.
some Twenty years ago the ratio OF
deaths by suicide among insurance
policy holders was ouc-haif OF I per
cent Las year such deaths were 3
PER- cont Tho general increase 90 tho
suicide rate was 100 per cent. amoug
tho insured % was 500 per cent Way
the difference? Twenty years ago
American Insurance policies generally
provided for mo- payment 10 death
was relfinnictoi Today. out Of ok.
tymue oIdiIno companies of the Unit
ed states and Canada. but one refuses
10 accept liability for suicide. and this
Gao refunds tho reserve" on the pol.
icy
Passing the question OF compelling
inc nouauiciiing 20 pay. in larger pro.
mums ur SMALLER dividends, sums Of
sioney % the bcncnciarIos of suicides.
a Ga Obvious that Insurance company
managCrg By thoir present policy
come porii0usly uoar to melting crime
N IL is continued We are likely 10 soe
The suicide rate nouns yet hlrhor
Only e.Eht companies, % is true give
the insured permission 90 blow out his
brains os soun as tho policy ls signed.
while sixty reserve tho right 90
contest II the death occurs within one
two az thrce years uut these raftfc.
uous while they may diminish deIbar.
ate fraud are m1re nominal than real
i1fo Insurance rs now almost uuivu.
Fal and oven though. when taking out
a policy. an applicant may nave no
Thought of salfdotnCuou ~ H dan
EurOus .1 have temptation constant
ny before him. We punish arson We
uut only do not punish but actually
gard 20 kind of crime quite az Iad
m fhe insurance OnmnauIeH urossud
by competition have NOT virtue
enough .u apply the rsmudy which s
Obvious, o. s tlme for statutes. Ir,aaod
iu the iWorosis of public morality
Orhi0ding tho pas mut of au iuur
aurc policy when death Is voluntary
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26
NEW MEXICO LAY
AT WORLDS FAIR
MORE PARTICULARS or THE cER.
EmoNlEs At THE LOUISIANA
PURCHASE EXPOSITION

lFrom Mondays Daily CuUleul
The weather at Frdays obsorya.
lions of Now Mexico d3y at tho Ioul.
s.ana Purchase Exposition was beau.
Iiul end reminded TIE hundreds of
New MoAIcans present of their own
sunny skies and famous climate. The
UerumuuDa passed on exactly aa
planned and there was mo- hitch Zoo
tho detaIIs. FrpI ur small Governor
Oarn. accompanied hy hIs stan and
tb0 members uf fhp territorial board
Hf managers present called ON u'rnc.
f0r David b. Bran 80 at no O'Clock
Friday forenoon ana thcn tho entire
party proceeded .n car.ares r tho
Now Mexico building undor an escort
of nne Thousand troops. consisting of
Two nauda fhe Ninth regiment Of
Untoi States infantry. the Filipino
ruuts nt The exposition uu under com.
mand of Br.gadlor General Edmund
Rice of Oh" army. "a detachment az
mounted police and of the jefferson
Guaria. we're also part of Che oa.
cost Governor Otoro and Director
Gonol Francis reviewed the troops
AZ the Now Mexico building Herbert
j. Hagorman of the board of managers.
who had charge of tho Arrangement
introduced tho Epelkors t0 the great
crowd present tx governor Francis
delivered o fDrcIblo and eloquent al
droas of half an hllrH duration Hc
was followed hy Governor ". A. Otoro
and AHo iatD justice John r. Merle.
1f New Mexico Both speeches were
~ a hIHh type uf uraflry and the
hrco sUonchos were received with
much qualification and loudly choDrod
ly those present Tho famous band
uf IA louis under fhn 'raIarehIp 0f
Professor Vue8l. attended during tno
outiro unrDW mites Among tho ladies
Mo received az thc reception were.
Nias HItrhonck. of 81 Louis. daughter
.ot the secretary ~ the interior. Mrs
Rar MosiaWos Reynolds. Fr1H So
lIgman Horrcro. OF New Mexico
Many CONGRATULATIONS we're cxtrnd.
led o. tho New Mexico receiving party
by thu8e who we're at the receuf ION
on account 81 the complete success of
tho ceremonies, tho many attractive
ard valuable historical objects in tno
View Mexico building and upon the
freat variety extent and handsome an.
poaranco ~ the New Mexico exhibits
at the fair.
During the evening "a banquet was
rendered Governor Otero and Mrs
uoro and tho ladies' ON the reccpt Ion
cummstoe by Memrs SoIiTmnn and
iiagermun. two members OF the Now
Mexican hoard Of managers. The ro.
gistor NJ me Now Mexico building
showed that there were 1900 people
az ~ reception. about half frum New
Ma1ioo
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26

by local applications. as they cannot
reach the diseased portion OF the ear.
There is only ono way TO cure deaf.
ness, and that IL by constitutional
remedies, Deafness 10 caused BY an
iuhamed condition OF the mucous
lining 81 the Eustachian Tube When
this tube ia inhamcd you have a
rumblIug sound or imperfect hearing.
and when Il is entirely closed. Deaf.
ness Is the result, and unless the IN
iamaiiOn can be taken out and this
tube restored 90 its normal condition.
hearing viii be destroyed forever
nine cases out Of ten are caused by
Catarrh. which Is nothing but an in
famed condition OF the mucous sur.
faces
We viii give One Hundred Dollars
Tor any case o. Deafness (caused By
catarrh) that cannot be cured ~
Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for clrcu.
lars free. y. J. CHENEY q co,
Toledo. o
Sold by Druggists Use.
Take Halls Family Pills for constl.
patton
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26
FOOTBALL
GAMES THAT WE'RE PLAYED TO.
oAY-NEws ron LOCAL en-.
THUslAsTs.

Fum Saturday, Daily CIUzeul
The FOOTBALL season Cd. 1904. one of
Tho most remarkable Zoo iuo history 90
the game. is drawing to close Real
by only hrog gaines OF importance re.
main to Doe played Harvard anl Yale
wlll try eDncm ions today 90 Now
Haven Cornell and pennsylvania
viii prove which d. tho better at
Philadelphia 0u Thanksgiving day
and Amy and Navy will wind up the
season con- Franklin doId ou Nov g6.
Interest just now contors in no
fnlc.Harrard game % will boz q bat.
tlo III riants. and while tho chances
aoom tO favor Yaln. 70 is Boy mo- means
certainty that victory win not perch
ON tho crimson banners Yale was
scored against boy Syracuse and boat.
on by West Point Harvard was beat
en- hy Pennsylvania ana won
scratch victory over the sulIiera
Pennsylvania. which beat Harvard
has played two teams which have
played Yaio Tho Quakprs beat Penn
state o points. Vale beat the same
team ~ points. ponnsy beat Coum.
hIa % pmuis. wh 90 Yale beat her 80
This would argue that Yale was bet.
Ter than ponnsy. and ~ tho Quakrrg
beat Harvard hy ~ 90 o. the sons of
700 should a, least double that score
That's the Yale side OF &c. But Har.
ward beat the Army and Yale was
beaten BY enc Soldiers. and ON this
showing Harvard should beat Yale.
and that's Harurd's side OF Co. TN
Ger the circumstance Che wise
nrophot will withhol3 bis prediction
as 90 the result until after tho gamo
B played
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26

iH. political disputes aside and
iCn.H only at material conditions
tha country never had o. more prom
is.u. period thaH that which Dr. l.
hau THp business situation is s1uu|
AMI bright 100 almost every uspec.
Tho crops ot the year have prosper.
decidedly and the harvcats are blm
tifu. The Yield of corn o. estimated
a, 15nnO0O 900 bushels. which De- lO
per cont more than that of last year
The wheat crop g estimated at SOL.
100000 bushels an amount beyond
che comprehension of thg urIuar. 900.
tolloct The oat crop off $4,000 UuI
bushels ls just about 1000 600 600 more
chan that of last year Tho aur.Flfe
bulk yield of an reported grain crops
ia about per cent more than last
year The south. thanks to its onor.
mous profits ON ItH 'as cotton crop.
has more money than ever in ifs bis.
tory
Tho activity of tho market for
railroad and other shares quoted on
the stock exchange was entirely un.
procedentpI hst mOu,h. ln tho face
AZ pres idprfui election The October
hank cloar.nrs indicating the relative
volume Of business activity. showed
remarkable gains when compared
with tho Statistics for October ~
last year The improvements iu the
Iron and steel trade has shown in the
rapid advance In The price of shares
~ tho United snies stoei corporation
and other large companies.
Business conditions in almost ryory
line nf production commerce and
finance are boitor than over before ln
modern times Golden opportunities
are ripe Tor every hand that s skilled
20 pluck thom
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26
poPuLArloN lncRrAslnn-

From tue election returns ln q prosl.
lout.al year statIstlcians are accustom.
od Goo estimate population hr multi.
plying the vote cast hy Eve This
method applied to New Mexico re-
turns would give tha population of tho
territory 3e $4,000 This la probably
too low, for Ice New Mexico. SAYS the
New Mexican. owing 90 che great a..
lance thai many people must travel
to their polling place. aud because the
exciting features OF presidential
0lmpa.gn have but 70 remote Influence
upon territorial elections. the Iull vote
never b-ngrht out. although thls
cor 10 ,g1y.Dr vote wa8 cast In the
territory Than ever before. ana with
.HH exception Of "a few counties. a lar.
seq percentage OF the total vote han
over Hr.or, was pU.Iod However. mul.
NHy.us .hc vote cast 6y Sis VIII prob.
I.IF yield me population duroa. ut
lns. che true figures I.o hetwoeu tho
uulHphUs of Eve and six. This would
give fro population oi New Mexico.
upon a liberal estimate. as 25g.UIU.
over unculuth of whom dwell lu san
Miguel county. with % population of
$4,000. berua'.Ii1 coming second and
RIO Arr.ba third with Santa Fo sixth.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26
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EDITORIAL NOTES.
q . %

ufm Saturdays Daily Cflenl
About 800 now houses win to built
100 thIs city this year
Arrangements are now lu progress
Tor next years territorial fair
This city Ia doing moro busIueas
than ever before iu o. history
Albuquerque w.ii double its nopuia.
lion within che next tao years.
The building of the Albuquerque
Eastern viii hoIp boom this city ncVt
year
Gov Otoro and the Now Maxlcaus
at the worlds fair dld good work for
tho territory yesterday.
When You are beat You are beat.
and Governor Peabody Will NOT contest
fho win oft the people OF Colorado.
senator Andrews believes I'M build.
.nr un tho republican party ln tbIs ter.
r.tury. and be- Will ho "a safe and sue.
.uaHful leader
The bible which was owned and
used by Shakespeare was sold ln Lon.
Com at public auction for tiO5C. 90
s to Doe brought to America.
~ would bC easier 90 rC.orEanizu tho
Journal 90 suit the republican party
than u would be TO ro-orgauize the
party 90 suit that orratlc paper
Official returns from Missouri make
material changes in the figures here.
'oiuro given out Roosevelt viii
have 10000 plurality and Folk $1,000
In mo long years which. we hone.
'iil lIe ahead of Grandpa Davis he
may come Co look upon the campaign
st 1905 ~ merely a pleasing memory.
Aduces have not yet confirmed tho
killing 81 General Kuroa and tho
Fofli ~ hopeful that @ vii not be-
confirmed Such men deserve to live
until naturally called for.
Tho laumanl Insists that There is
no republican party in tuis county A.
that party has q healthy working ma.
iur.ty % several hundred. and has had
Tor several years. the statement of
the Journal carries no wei, It, That
paper probably means that the party
rs not composed 81 people 20 suit ts
splcurcan taste. Il probably objects
20 common people belonging to tho
party. II wants its leaders taken from
the secret committee Of the goo COOS
httle crowd
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26
NO SUBSTITUTE

has yet been found for cod
liver oil. There are so-called
extracts, wines and cordials Of
cod liver oil that are said to
contain the active principles
but not the oil itself. This is
absurd on its face. You might
as well extract the active prin-
ciples Of wheat and make
bread with them. The best
form Of cod liver oil, that can
be digested and assimilated
most easily is SCOTS Emul-
sion.
Wen ssnd you Z sanris rec
a.oii a hoWht. ~ Pearl Street. Nee Yofk
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26

DFum Tuesdays Daily C'uzpul
great deal Of dust has been
kicked up about Tho Borualillo county
graftora They are kindorgart W
pupils In corruption compared with
the Santa Fe grade OF graiters.
There can now mo- longer be any
doubt regarding thc prosperity of tho
farming community The farm value
of this years principal crops viii be
the largest nj the history Of tho coun.
try exceeding $1,000. 100000 for the
hrsI Time on record
December Z. 1905 viii Dee great
day 100 thc annals OF the Mexican re.
public on that day Cen Diaz viii
Dee inaugumtcd for the new term as
president 20 which he was recently
elected This is 90 Dee Con. Diara
seventh torn. and it will very likely
be- his last
ln speaking of abuses that should
bo corrected this paper desires that
20 should De- understood that reference
is made 10 certain evils that exist ip
mo- cap. lous spirit Publicity Is given
that the people may know and THAI
discussion may lead to reduction OF
taxes aud better government
There is "a great mlsnpprchcusion
as to the number of milioualros 90
New York and in the world. Chaun.
coy NJ ncpew said recently that there
were 100000 milIionaircs iu the
United States According Go great
commercial agency which is probably
nearer HFht there are only 1000
ono of che most remarkable prison.
ers boo the United States is convict
Boz Sing Sing who edits the prison pa.
per The star of Hope. He IS there
FOR burglary, bat in his time has been
lawyer reporter. confidence man. sec
Rotary 90 a khodiye Of Egypt preach.
or lorger and politician lie o. an
EugIishmnn by birth
If the ideas Of Delegate Rodey. Col
TwItchol. Martin Lehman. Felix
Martinez. Gov Prince and others. as
embodied ln the Elephant Bmto dam
resolutions at the irrigation congress
m El pasO can be- carried out 10 will
be- the greatest blessing that has
come upon New Mexico in many a
day
One at the worst graNs in New
Mexico rs the horde of legislative EN-.
ployes The territory squanders about
$4,000 every two years ON this
political drlitwo0d Tho nuisance o.
growing and unless public sentiment
is aroused tho expense VII Increase.
a half dozen competent employees Ia
each house Of the legislative assembly
can easily DO an the work. From
eighty 60 ono hundred clerks are en-
ployod and they are a clog 20 the
transaction Of legislative business
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26
FOUGHT TO A sTANDSTlLL
e. pAso ATHLETICS AND MEslL.
IA PARK PLAYED NoTHINo.To.
NOTHING FOOTBALL GAME.

Thcs Sewers OF Widiron sport were
noatot to "a fOutbal game a. El Pnao
on Thursday. says the News. tirw
WAS pronounced one of thc best
events ever pulled on u thls city n
was game between the Moallla
Park New Mexico. college boys and
tho M Paso Aihlotw
Tho toams were evenly matched
aud me playing was faE fr1m start
to Buirh
The big fellows butted nt0 each
uthor and staggered and frpght all
over the grounds, but neither side
could gain the advantage over tho
other. and the nual result of this
battle rOyM was score OF o a. o..
IlowevT, al the end of each half the
hall was invariably lett IN the visitors
territory
without e doubt El Paso has ma.
forial in the AthlotiC team that will
make uinnom Am they need now is
"a little more team practice and thcy
viii be- ln form 90 go against tho
strongest teams Ia tho southwest
BEARD. at the mu back. Hamrlck a.
the end and Iaughlin al the quarter
deserve special meutiou for their
good work
CunCha's band cnlivcnod che inter.
walls between the halves. which were
OF twenty minutes duration This
time wea Flyen hetweon each hair or
when a player became uus or breath.
less
The lineup was as follows
Athlolcs - Center e.. Schuepfw,
rlght guard. q w. Peterson b. sulu.
van, rght tacblc. Eric Choate. right
end. Roy HamrIck. Wallace Baird;
left guard Roy Cardinas. left tackle.
D. stOuE Jesse Mymr, lon end. a.
ID sterling (oaptainl; quarterback,
Chas laughlIn r. Reed: right half.
y. Euoud loft half ~ Andrea, full
back, Gene Baird
Mesil'a- Center Koamcy, rFht
guard, CadWallador; right tackle.
Schultz right end. Roulng, let
guard Copeland. left tackle. Roeu.
left end. Hendo; quartorhack Na.
boum right hail. lsaacsi lon hale
Gillian tam back Graham; back.
Miller
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26

IS was taken sick with kidney trou
Die. tried all sorts OF medicines.
none Of which relieved me. one day
saw an ad. Of your Electric Blttea
ana determined 90 cry that. After
taking a few doses ! folt relieved. and
soon thereafter vas entirely cured.
and have MOI seen a sick day since.
NoighborE o. mine nave been cured
Of Rheumatism. Neuralgia. Liver and
kidney troubles aud General Dobul.
~ This 10 what B 2. Bass. OF
Fremont NJ C.. writes only soc. al
ali Druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26

Caroleaanoas Is responsible for many
railway wreck. and tho same causes
are making human wrecks OF sufferers
from throat and lung trouble. But
since the advent OF Dr. Kings New
Discovery Cor consumption. coughs
and colds, oven the worst cases can be-
cued, and hopeless resignation Is no
longer necessary. Mrs Iols CraEg. OF
Dorchester, Mass, Is one OF many
whose life was saved by Dr.. Xmas
New Discovery, This great remedy %
guaranteed Tor all throat and luhg dln.
eases BY al druggists Price 90 c. and
fl00 Trial bottles free.