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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-24
EDITORIAL 4

He will no douh. have heard
some time in the course Of his life of
the mania of greatness; but he has ne
ver-not il his widest dreams
heard how a people are suffering from
the strange mania Of poverty, even tn
ough to his talents asa brilliant socio-
|logist are added his aptitudeS as a
poet.
What a fascinating subject for the
study of sociologist!
What curious observations. what ori-
ginal thoughts, what profound and
stupendous ideas must by this time
have occurred to the youthful scientist
ss result of watching the collective
phenomenon offered by our people. t
Unquestionably Mr.. Willoughby is
man of luck and everything appar-
emily happens according to his desires,
because not only will he now make
progress as sociologist but as man
of politics as well.
Redemptionism will pass away lea
wing clearly marked trails of deep di-
saffection, leaving sad remembrances
and painful wounds to be healed; but
it will pass soon and forever like all
kinds of failures.
The simple functionaries, those who
are not inventors like Mr.. Post. socio-
logists like Mr. Willoughby, or apos-
ties like Mr.. Falkner, will return to
their modest employments.
This is the epilogue Of all assump-
tion.
But if the Treasurer understands
the meaning of the vehement protest
of the tax payers, if ne is capable of
grasping the significance of what he
might now call the delirium of proven
ty, he will when the case is called.
make the resume of the failnre of
colonization, giving all the details
Which he has been able to gather in
the place where all the lamentations
of the colony go, because it is from
him that emanate the greatest aggress-
ions and the most brutal attacks.
And then he will be much better
equipped for writing book than he is
now and has even been before.
And then if he confines himself to
facts, if he sticks to the truth, if he
profits by the lessons of experience
and does not disdain the tea
ching he has received ( from the
colonists, he will be liable to write a
much better book than auy he has pu-
blished heretofore.
Let the chief shepherd of the auct =
ioneers see if he cannot derive some
advantage from the circumstances
which fate has thrown in his path.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-24

The League of Proprietors has de-
lcided to summon the Treasurer OF
Porto Rico before the Courts.
The Board of Equalization and Re-
view has failed, and the taxpayers, not
being inclined to submit to any fur
ther delay, direct their claims where
the functionaries cannot interfere.
1t has been of no use prolonging
this matter trusting in possible chan
|ge in conditions to which the functlo-
naries confded the irremediable aban-
donment of the energetic attitude
which the taxpayers have finally
adopted.
Things have not transpired in &C
cordance with the wishes of the mem
bers of the congregation who will now
have to be convinced that they have
suffered one from more of the immune
rable mistakes that they have COM
NIT tied against us.
The claims of the property owners.
founded on strict justice and the stron-
gest of reasons, could not be forgotten
because the useless sessions of the
Board of Equalization and Review
were more or less prolonged.
The sessions having terminated, of
this farcical tribunal which is presided
over by the same functionary against
whom the protests are made, the tax
payers propose carrying out their an
nounced program.
Although the present course OF
events is altogether natural, it cannot
fail to have produced surprise in the
ranks of the reverend congregation.
What beginning of rebellion is this,
what extra ordinary procedure our tn
tors will say-isit possible that against
this people the skilful practises and
artful tricks have availed nothing?
Does not redemptionism tell them
anyt hing2 Do they no longer expect
anything from the superior beings
who exercise the modest functions of
auctioneers, alternating with educa-
tors and different kinds of apostles7
How is it they have not been con-
vinced when it has been said by a
functionary of expectation and ratified
by the Bord of Equalization and Re-
view that property has increased in
value, above all in San Juan, to a
fantastic fgure'
Is it possible that the natives pref
end to know more than the continen
tails?
This must indeed b strange phe
nomenon which cannot be explained
by the debutant sociologist who exer-
cises the position of forcible collector
and chief inquisitor of the colony.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-24

con Madrid, y esto es ell lado economii
co de la question para nuestros vec-
nos, mientras que el polltico 10 consti-
tuye ell facilitar las comunica clones,
haciendolas mas rapidas entire la me-,
troroli y Argelia, y por 10 tanto con
Marruecos por la via de Cartagena,
salvando asi los peligros maritimos que
pudieran suscitarse. e.
Del pel'gro militar que algunos ven
en- Ell asupto, los franceses dicen que no
existe para ninguno de los dos pafses,
va que el paso de los Princes seria de
una altura de 1.2oo metros, por ser
asi mas factible y resultar mas econo-
mico. .s>
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-24
Los ferrOcarrileS
transpirenaicos

Una parte de la prenSa francesa
professional, contin1a tratando con
grandes detalles tecnicos y polfticos,
los proyectos de los ferroc arriles trans,
piren aicos.
Francia y Espafa tienen gran inte
res en- abrir lfneas internacionales a
traves del Pirineo. Los votos de los
habitantes de las regiones que habran
de recorrer, los creditos votados para
|estudiar los trazados y demas, las re-
clamaciones de los pueblos no tavore-
cidos por ese mismo trazado, cosas
todas no olvidadas pessr del tempo
transcurrido, prueban 10 vital de la
question.
Espafia anhela 10 mismo, pues esa
frontera que Sc extiende desde Port
Bou a Irdn; serviria por la facilidad de
comunicaciones para dar salida a pro-
ductos que Sc convertiran en- riqueza
y que as, hoy quedan esteriles.
5 Solo dos Was ferreas upen a las dos
naciones, la de Irln Hendaya, alberta
en- 1864, y la de Port-Bou Cerbkre,
inaugurada en- 1870.
Los caminos son muy raros entire el
puerto de Puymorens en- ell departa-
mento frances de Ariege, y Ell de Som.
port en- los bajos Pirineos; no hay min
guno practicable a carruajes, quedan.
do sin otras Was de communication que
gargantas a la altura de 1900 s,osc
metros, franqueables solo por modio de
ca ballerfas, y ESQ durante el buen
tempo, va que en- Ell invierno Sc hallan
cubiertas de nieve.
De moao que pueblos que Sc hallan
en- Inca recta, unos aqui y otro al la
do de ALA de los Princes, para trasla.
dcrse de un sitio otro, mandar una
carta, ETC., necesitan ir 1rdn 8 Port
Bon, es decir. recorrer bastantes veces
en- ferrocarril esos ounce kil6me
tros.
Para Francia es importante y justi-
tifica los gastos en- 81 lleva la empresa,
porque acorra la distahcia, yaumenta.
ra las relacionss mercantiles de Paris
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-24
Ia opinion isngBesa sobre eE
c0mfaiCt0 Ausxp0htimgarO
Una creencia optimista

Nueva York martes.-Comunican los ulti-
mos despachos recibidos de Londres que ell go
bierno ingles ha negado que pueda tener tras
cendencia international e cont1Icto de Aus
tria Hungria, profesa la creencia de que
la separaclon defnitiva no ha de llevarse efeC-
to mieutras viva el anciano emperador.
No obstante la opinion inglesa, las senales
que Sc notan van por otro rumbo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-24
UItimos librOs recibidOs
Agenda de Bufete
para ell aiio 1906.

La Expiaci6n de un Conde, por c.
Braeme.
La Nueva Magdalena, por id.
Hacia ell Ideal, por Leon Tinseau.
Claros de la Luna, Guy Maupassant.
Nuevos cuentos populares, por A.
Trueba.
Ell Vizcaino fngido, por Miguel Cen
vantes Saavedra.
Tratado de Patologfa y Terapeutica
comparadas del hombre y amman
les domesticos, por el professor
DR.. Georg Schneidemiihl.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-24
Los criamenes en- Tus'quia
El Sultan atenuando

Nueva York. martes.-De Gonstantinopla
llegan noticias que revisten una excesiva gra
vedad
Los desordenes que ocurren en- Ell interior
del Imperio, denuncian un verdadero estado de
anarquia, que perjudica considerablemente a
los extranjeros.
Ell Sultan mega que los sucesos tengan i'm
portancia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-24
Ia vista al EsC0ria1
En- ell pante0n de los Reyes

Nueva York, martes.-La vista al Escorial
estaba senalada para hoy.
La corona que ha de colocar Ell Presidente
frances sobre ell sepulcro de Don Alfonso XII, es
de mucho arte de gran riqueza
Ell acto tiene una alta signifcacion esta
siendo muy comentado.
Al gran banquete que Sc celebre en- palaco
asistira todo ell personal de la Enbajada fran
cesa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-24
koubet EN- el R1lAse0
\ de piglturaS
Elogiando ell arte espanol

Nueva York, martes.-Contin1an en- Ma
drid los festejos en- honor del Presidente Loubet'
Ell ilustre visitapte ha hecho grandes elo-
gios del museo nacional de pinturas, demostran'
do su admiration hacia los artistas espanoles.
Tambien ha gustado mucho al Presidente
ell brillante espectaculo de la fiesta nacional.
NJ. de Loubet es ruidOsamente ovaclonado
cuantas veces aparece en- p1blico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-24
Las fiestaS en-
la capital japonesa
ProporcioDes de apoteosis

Nueva York martes-Dicen los despachos
de la Capital japonesa que mafana termnaran
los festeios p1blicos en- honor del almirante
Togo.
La fiesta ha sido verdaderamente apoteo.
sica.
Ell heroe conmovido. respondia sonriente a
los saludos de las delirantes multitudes.
A la gran reception de palacio asistio el
baron de Komura.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-24
MANUEL PAZ uRDAz
N1tSgrS0

Rssissradcf Do 10 psopisdad sustitute que
evS Ii af1os On Arecibo, ofrecs sus servisies,
como .Nossvio, On Arseibo Bajos do 10 casa
admsro l3, ealls de- Ia Cfus, 20 haes eargs
le prsssntar para su inscription On sl Regis
lso ds 10 propiedad del Distrits rsmitir
los respsctltos interesados. loo aesunsntsl
Qss cen al ebjsto ss 10 envfas.
AnRCtBO. PUERTO RICO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-24
Desnnin%iendO e. nagzn1Os.
de una crisis
Ell gabinete frances

Nueva York martes.-Informan los despa-
chos de Paris, que han sido negados Official
mente, los rumores que han circulado sobre una
proxima crisis del gobierno frances al regreso
del presidente ell jefe del ministerio.
La situacion del gobierno no tiene NADIA de
critica, nj hace temer la proximidad inmlnente
de una crisis:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-24
Urn banque&e a
los periodistas
La asociaci6n de la prensa

Nueva York, martes-La asociacion de la
prensa espanola ha dado un suntuoso banquete
a los periodistas franceses que han llegado
Madrid siguiendo al presidente Loubet.
Ef acto fu6 de una hermosa cordialidad y
muy esplendido,
Al banquete asistieron los mas distinguidos
periodista madrilehos y todos los que llegaron
de Paris.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-24
Los anarquistas
err caEmpafaa
RumOres desmentidOs

Nueva York, Mates La prensa sensacio-
nal acogi6 aver unos rumores que daban por
certa la detencion de dos individuos sospecho-
SOS quienes Sc les acusaba de perpetrar algun
crimen contra ell Presidente Loubet.
Esta version ha sido totalmente desmentida
sin que tenga los memories visos de posibilidad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-24
sePvlelo Especial del BeIelm Me9eanln
0ABLEGRAMAS.
Los rebeldes derrotadOs

Nueva York. martes -~Dicen de ranger que
en- la ciuda ad consular ha lido restabeciendose ell
orden, por efecto de las noticias que llegan del
interior contrarias los rebeldes.
Los buques de las potencias que permane-
cen en- Tanger, desde hace dias, han alejado
tambien las probabilidades de un atentado la
poblacion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-24
Peri0distas conCaec0rad0s
Una ovaci6n popular

Nueva York martes.--El municipio de Ma
drid obsequiara tambien con un banquete los
periodistas franceses, que han sido objeto de
las mayores atenciones en- todas parties.
Ell pueblo de Madrid ha ovacionado tam
bien los periodistas franceses.
Ell goberno concedera cruces y condecora.
clones los representatives de la prensa parisien.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-24
Ultima novedad

Carpetas para escrito-
rio, de todos los tama-
nos, acaban de recibirse
en- ell
BOLETIN MERCANTILE
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-11

tiny buttons, some oxquisltesy enamel.
ed or iewolled and some single imiia-
tive Jewels without rims, OF the old
nail head sort These come In clear
crystal. Jet and ali colors.
How simply CHARMING" IA what
most women eKclalm when thoy sec
the new Slltbelts that are going 70 be
worn this winter 10 enllvon the dark
bloases and skirts. belts In gold
braid were worn through the summer.
A now style Ia built OF gold scales
overlapping like fish scales. Il h
very smart and becoming 20 a slender
figure.
Bulgarian embrolderies. ombroider.
cd batistes. Madeira work and Carrlcis
across lace are seen on some OF the
finest OF the new hiouses. Indeed,
they may one ana ali be combined In
one waist, 10 lavish is modern taste.
Among the colora 70 be worn this
season, purple. reds and blues and
smoke gray make the most consplc.
ucns showing, although there are
hosts Of rose shades. yellow. reds.
green's. blues and sven brown, which,
though not written down % be among
the leaders. are certainly not far IN
the background. The newest red r.
known as "Vesnylus," the tone being
a. near a flame color rs wool or silk
VIII yield Itself. Bronze Il the moss
fashionable shade OF green. and olive
and reseda are not far behind 4. The
Delft and Alice blues are the only
ones 90 play prominent part In the
color scheme Of tho season.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-11

The long coat. n one shape or an.
other. a. lta smartost of Empire OK
traction, u the model % models 10 the
wrap department.
A broad turnover collar. 10 fall over
The ah0uidara Of q light evening wrap,
~ alnahcd aud bordored with English
cut work. The obroldery ~ made In
small squares. which are then nppll,
Quqd onto the linen.
The woman who has bands OF fur
trimminR stored away In her treasure
chest h bringing them out 70 fashlon
an evening dress. Fur and rich lace
form an excellent combination on a
light sllk
Tho evening ailks new thiA fall Qfe
exceptionally lovely There are new
iahrlca as veil as new patterns and
shades Among the most beautiful are
poapadour laffeta. embroidered tai.
feta. Nossalino duchoess. printed
inolre brocade Messaline. omhroider'
ed satlu brocade aud falllo alters.
EsTEga.E CI.AfnMONT.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-11

an Item % the wardrobe az has been
the case for some seasonR. for prac-
ticaliy every kind and every style Of
Iuf garment, iin aud ueckuicco will be
worn, Nerkplectt, consisting OF the
entire animal ihcluding head and tails.
are once more extremely stylish: yet,
ne the same time. flat sfoies and
round anlrlmmed boas have lost none
Of their popularity. Even the question
of sleeves IA not an arbitrary one. for
smart fnrrier IL making coats with
big xiKot sleeves moderately tight
elbow sleeves ami blouse coats with
flowing sleeves.
Mufls are exceedingly large this
season. n fmcl probably due 70 the
present fashion % making outside ear-
moDts with short sleeves, There are
some big round muffa, especially In
fox. bat IN the short shins tbs square
ilat shape Il the best style. Some
Of the hag muffs are atili seen, but
they also are very large. Muffs are
much decorated with beads and tails.
but lace and artificial flowers are not
nov used n thls connection.
Alpaca win fashion several 81 the
droaaes which the Princess OF wales
IA having built Tor her Indian trip.
and alpaca win undoubtedly enjoy q
distinct vogue. both In England and
this country. Surely nothing could
b smarter than a tailor made white
alpaca, with a whislcoat OF white ben
pniine. embroidered with gold and
white braid. which n one Of the
princcascs' new gowns.
A big ieweiled button on the top 81
a dainty evening shoe Ia quite be
witchlng. u ia feature OF the fancy
button which finishes fancy tailor
inades. coats. etc, 10 have rim and
center In marked contrast Amber
jade and other stones are Introduce.
into them. To finish house dresses
and their TX there are lnnumerahl'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-11
WHOLESALE BURGLARlES
ON HUNING AVENUE
HoUsEsREAKERs RAID HuNlNo
AvsNuE DISTRICT, sEcuRE BUT
THRILLING BOOTY.

what apparently IL an organized
gang Of petty thieves systematically
burglarized a number OF residences on
Hunlng avenue last evening
Bet Seen 5 ana O'Clock three rooms
IN the Minneapolis house II the corner
OF Second street and Hunlng avenue
we're entered and two suits and sew
eral articles OF underclothlng were
taken, the thieves departing leaving no
clue to their Identity.
Between 6 and o'clock the resi-
denco OF j. A. Roush, $40 Huning ave-
nue., was entered. the thieves gaining
entrance through a window. which
was forced. and ~ In money. 2 ae-cal.
iber revolver, two silver bracelets ana
gold ring we're taken. During 'he
same hours the residence Of Mr.. and
Mrs. q. ID Thomas, next door 20 the
Roush residence, was entered aud q
gun and a razor are missing from the
up stairs rooms. The latter place was
entered through the front door. which
was always left open for the accommo-
dalton Of roomosa, who occupy the
SECOND story
Mr. ana Mrs. Thomas are At Abilene.
kans.. where they were called on ac-
count Of the death Of Mrs. Thomas'
father.
In both houses matches had becn
used b. the thieves for lighting pur-
poses Burnt matches covered the
floors Of an the rooms rummaged, and
she manner in which the work was
done points toward the fact that the
tbieyes we're very familiar with the
PREMISE 0f each place pllfered,
Miss Ruush, who lost tha most Of
lhe articles taken from the Roush
residence. said this afternoon that the
drawers and cupboarda rummagod AT
their house were the places whore
she was Ia the habit Of keeping money
and trinuketa Of value. The Rouah
family was away from homo Al the
time OF tho burglary, and the roOmefa
" the Thomas home we're away from
homo during the evening. but returned
AZ ? O'Clock. which was after the theft
had been committed. Az these places,
however, the thieves were In quest Of
only money or iewelry, ~ wearing ap.
parei was found lying scattered about
whore they had been thrown amer the
pockets had been rlilcd. but no arti'
clio was found missing. where az the
Minneapolis house q fne revolver was
left undlstuFbed In one OF The rooms
from which clothea had been stolen.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-11

DO not be deceived by countcrfelts
whom you buy Witch Hazel Haive, The
name % H. g. Dewitt q Co. II on
every box 81 the genuine. Piles IN
their worst form will s00n pass away
n you Will apply DeWltt's witch
Hazel Salve night and morning. Best
for Cuts, Burns. nOlln. letter &c.
zoma. etc Miaa NJ. II. Middleton,
Thieves. m. says; q was seriously
afflicted with fever sore that was
very painful. DcWilt's Witch Hazel
salvc cured me In few days. sold
By all druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-11

>. Braun. a lreman employed on the
Denyor 4 Rio 0rande railroad.
ntgangely disappeared Saturday morn
lnR. says the New Mexican. lie was
called 10 take 8 special freight train
out OF Ia Voia. while walking from
bis house Il the round house where
hls engine was waiting. he vanished
A. there are many trampa IN the city
Il Ia feared that Braun met With foul
play. The oinclals OF tho road think
that ho tried 10 make some Of the ho-
hoes get out OF the train and that they
attacked him. a searching party has
been formed 20 look TOR the man
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-11
'>HE sANlTARluM BUILDER
ARRIVES At LAS VEGAS.

II Ia with more than ordinary salts
faction that The Optic announces that
JAS. A. Walker. the gentleman who has
the contract for building the IDEAL por-
table tant houses 10 be uLed by the
National Fraternal sanisarlum, has ar
rived In Las Vegas with bis family
and will establish his home there with
a View 10 giving personal supervision
10 the erection OF a large number Of
cottages for che great institution.
whro Il is not tho lntentlon Of the
sanltarium management % open the
Montezuma until January 4, a goodly
number Of tents are 70 be ready be.
fore that time. ana the work Of put
ting them up IL 10 begin Just rs soon
as Mr. Walker gets his factory equip
ped.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-11
WELL PLEASED WITH
THE coNniTNoNs.

d. G. Handy. a fruit grower of NIL.
ton. KAN, spent yesterday In the city
sight seeing. says the New Mexican'
Mr.. Handy II returning from a Visit 70
the Pacific coast. He came to this
city with MAron Stewart, an engineer
on the New Mexico division OF the
Santa Re railroad. with residence ut
las Vegas. 10 order 70 post himself
on conditions IA New Mexico aud TO
enjoy the climate and scenic attrac-
tlons OF the capital. He ~ well pleas
cd and expects 20 come to New Mex
leo next year with a probable view
Of locating.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-11

dalton stone o. the modornlzed Dir
eciolre gowns now IN favor
In the ordinary lines az millinery
there Is no end 81 beautiful things.
One smart little chapeau with q rolled
rim, faced with gold. was trimmed
with only laos scarf. which ended
In atroamers At the hack, and 4 cluster
OF roscF. An an over lace hist had a
silver rim, with a willow feather part.
ly NJ the side and on top 4 gr0en and
a pink roso, both silyered.
A largo black velvet hat had inser-
tons on the brim, with white EN-
broidered chiffon roses accentuated
with lines of block. There was moth
ing on the top but 9 BIZ Of black vel
vet tied around the crown. hut under
meath. ae the back, were two whiga
plumea and a mass Of malinea. A
little eolonial shape OF dark blue vel
vet had an embroidered COLO brlm
and was finished of Ia froEt with a
buckle aud two navy blue plumes. one
going upward 20 the side. and the
other down, toward tho back.
A light blue felt turban had an en-
broidered facing OF hlue and Was fin
ished un1er che brim with ping rosei
and light blue wings. The top was
a Htrapping OF ribbon, caught here
and there with little buckles, an odd
but effective trimming.
Small plaidn and checks IN two tont
effects of dull coiora are q good doa
seen among the suitlngs. Among ths
ff,tnnr4nA rnafuranu arrh materials art
made up Into some o. tho most stan
ming models. being touched up witl
light or bright colored walstcoats. col
lars Of euffA. or the Ike.
F'ura DO not present 50 dlsco1raGlnl
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-11
FINE MAGAZINE ON
HOME aull plNc

The November number OF Kelsh's
Magazine on Home building ID up 70
rs usual high standard. the opening
feature Illustrating a number Of typ
Zeal American homes. followed IS a
chapter on pictures. illustrated with a
by Arthur @. Ciauscn. A complete
decorative scheme, showing styles Of
wall decoration for each rooia OF tho
house; designs for home builders. with
the usual departments on decoration
and furnishing. household economies.
etc. Published BY NJ. T. Keith Min.
ncapolls. MINI, $3.50 per year.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-11

her wheel. makes the very eyes OF her
bulge with establishment
she rides on one wheel, two wheels,
o. L would seem seem as though she
could whlr one the handle bars alone.
Minnie Kaufman II an American
girl She is the daughter Of Champ
Ion Kaufman, VINO holds the worlds
records. and she was born tn Roch'
ester barely Is years ago.