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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BlTTERS
COUETERFEITERs INCREASING
SECRET SERVICE AGENT sAYs
THERE SEEMS TO Bg AN EPi-
pEMlc Last SIX MONTHS.

During the last ak months. there
have been more cases OF counterfeit
ing reported 90 che United states do
pnrtment OF secret service than for
the period OF two years previously.
This applies to every state 10 the
union. So Colorado. the Increase In
this class o. crime has been appalling
and the most rigorous methods are
now under way 10 check the manu-
tacluro OF Nhoiae made money.
There seems to be. what one might
for the want OF a better word, call AN
epidemic Of cuuntorfoltinB ~ late
said secret service agent Thursday
% reporter Tor the Denver Repuhli.
can. All classes ~ crimiuaia seem 90
be trying their hand az The manuiac.
tufe OF legal tender and some haze
been successful from an artistic stand.
point. although financially thia crime
7 ~ usually disappointing Il Ia hard 90
understand just why criminals enter
I this branch 81 iswlOanCas. DO not
believe that there % a criminal 0ccu-
patton that pays as little 10 the long
run AZ does cuuntcrfeiting. The coun-
/ tcrfolicr has 90 ovaic the most de-.
/ tormined, the largest and the most
complete department 0f detection In
| tho world ana taoir criminal careers
I are usually short Tho porch climbgs
burglar apa petty thief caa make
more and keep hlA liberty longer
than the oountorieltcr ara b seems
wonder that criminals DO not use
their brains and cunning along Theses
lines"
"Nfsssg reason 90 you assign "a THIS
increase IN eDUnterfeiting7 the agent
was asked
There can be no reRrne assigned
20 H." was the reply 'unlras 4 ~ me
excitement tho criminal derives aud
the satisfaction IN The mct that he IN
clever enough TO initiate difficult ilea
and engravings."
mot one per cent % those who
make cnunterfeits escape punishment,
yet during the last six months. the
number ~ these criminals 70 com.
rseuce operations has been enormous.
They have manufactured every coin
and papar certificate from the scent
nickel 10 rank treasury notes ~ the
highest denominations"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04
NINE. mANrELLI COMING.

he Famous italian Prlma Donna az
the Head Of Her Own Company.
An unusual and most interesting
went" Is In store for all lovers Of
"a class music In this city on Feb
larry e.
The announcement Is made that ar.
'ngements have been closed with J.,
.Aundors Gordon. the widely known
lperatic manager Of New York. for an
gagcmcnt here OF the newly organ.
I ed Maniolli Operate company. mead.
boy Nine Mantelli. who for seven
ars US a principal and one OF the
remost fayorites OF the Grau Grand
ptra company Of the Metropolitan
pera house, New YOsk Among the
her principals OF Mr.. Gordons new
Plantation are sig. Archilll Alberti
q famous baritone who was also q
srmer leading member Of the Grau
4rces; Mime. Helene Mold, the dra
Hatic soprano. and Walter H. Wheat
u. tenor
+ The repertoire Of the company viii
clude the musical gems" from act,
and Of Carmen" the garden anC
rlson scenes from Faust" and IN,
arden. tower and prison scenes from
i Trovatore," Each act and seen,
provided with special scenery ans
sDrgeously costumod. Sig. Gaetans
eroia, the well known musical al
sctor, has been engaged TO oonduc'
be orchestra. which viii be- largely
.lgmented for the occasion.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04
REFLECTIONS or a BACHELOR,

Handsome Ia as a man tells hor she
Is.
A man can be in politics and be
honest, hut he can't stay In.
Il Is hard for most OF rs 10 believe
that a rich man can be- guilty Of any
thing but moAnnoss
Wonder how mothers eyey found out
thet men do the things they are afraid
their daughters will find out they do.
A woman does a lot Of thinking try
Ing 20 figure out whether the baby H.
going to be a great man or a good.
man
A wOman's idea OF superb finance IL
not 20 lose tho nickel that she saves
from her shopping for her car fare
home
When a girl gets engaged she prac'
tees writing letters breaking Il on, 80
a. 10 cry over how II would be II 4
really happened.
A man aas very little use for pro
family at home when his wife never
stopped TO think whether she wanted
suffrage or not.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04
PARAGRAPHS FROM
TOWN or ALooooNEs

Special Correspondence.
Algodones, N. NJ. Jan. 2S.-Beautiful
weather prevails here at present and
people here are preparing 10 do their
blowing for tho spring crop. II this
weather continues wheat planting Will
commence In a few days.
We are having a lively time here AZ
present about the mayordom0s and
ditch commissioners. Last October a
few men held a meeting and elected a
'qayordomo and three ditch commits.
sioners but Il seems they failed 10
qualify according 90 law SO on the
twelfth OF this month another meet
INK was called and a new set OF Off
GERS elected who Immediately quail.
fed Now some Of the old officers
or those who would have been Off.
GERS n they qualified are trying 10
fght the election 81 the new ones.
THIS has been a great winter for
dances here. Sometimes iwo run.
Ming at the same time.
One OF our prominent farmers here
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04
DYNAMITE PRICES IN MEXICO
ARE REDUCED 20 PER CENT.

The new schedule % prices on dyna.
mite and other explosives imported
into Mexico Show a reduction Of 20
per cent. This went Into effect on tho
10Th inst. b. agreement OF the Amer.
lean manufacturers who are importing
into this country. Herbert y. Lewis,
general manager 81 tho National Metal
company. which concern haadles prob.
ably most OF the dynamite handled In
MeEico. Gays the reduction viii be por.
maneut Ne gives ae the principal
reason Tor the new prices the low rate
OF exchange. &; says theS there "A no
Immediate possibility Of the Mexican
factory Al Gomez Palarlo supplying
the mafkct OF that country, and thus
causing the duties os S2t0 pof tom go
lax on 10 imports
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04

Il planning some great improvements
and has already commenced work on
tho same. He intends to pa, IN an s
or i0.horse power engine for irriga.
tion purposes. and also win use the
power for other purposes when not ir.
rleatinE Success 70 him ne we need
Just such men IN any community
kirodoncs wants the county scat n
they can ret r.: n not, then the next
hest thing they want ncrnalillo for
county seat or any point on the Santa
Fc rod will be acceptable We are
luoklnf for legislation In our favor
from the solona NJ Santa re and ex.
ppct Justice AZ their hands
Keep the good fght going against
gfafts The Citizen has our good
wishes
II. NJ.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04

ret Appearance Here Of the Great
blnger Announced for February ~
Tho announcement II made that
.anAEor Charles A. Ellis. WAC has
'arRe on the concert tour OF Nine.
elba, the great primR donna soprano.
y arranged To bring this grand
|hger 10 Albuquerque next month,
ID being the FIRST time that Nine.
4 elba has found n possible 20 visit
IL section OF tho country.
No singer OF the dag has such a
cord OF successes on the operate
b. concert stages OF the world as
nj enjoyed by Nine. Melba, and u
4 universally conceded that the con
rts she has appeared ia since her
turn TO this country last November
We shown her 20 be- at tSo very
.nlth OF her artistic career To a
ice 0f exquisite purity, musical IN
atty. and trained "a conquer al the
yercst tests for ,ho coloraiure sing
she adds a personality Of rare
aarm ena q musical Intelligence that
lpeals H. and wins the most captions
tic.
n Is a source OF intense satisfaction
BAT II has been found possible 10
hing this great singer 70 this city
ID her appearance will add an event
the happenings OF the season which
ll long be remembered wi&a pleasure
the local public
&The Melba concert occurs AZ m,
KS thcater ON Friday evening. Feb
larry ~. aud the sale Of seats viii
en as the box Office on Monday
oruing. February 6. 10 subscribers
ly To the general public Februar,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04
MICE SHOW WOMEN ARE
NOT Drawer THAN MEN

The prolific Santa Re correspondent
has sent broadcast throughout the
world, without first publishing the
news at home. the following SANDER
on the bravery OF the women OF Santa
re;
In a debate before a local literary
society here last night on the ques'
ton. Resolved. That Women Arc
Drawer Than Men," Walter NJ. Dan
burg. leader OF the negative, created
CONSERVATION at the conclusion OF his
address by taking from his pocket a
rat trap containing ave live mice,
which be released IN the midst OF the
assembly.
Every woman present screamed and
the two women acting as judges not
ioniy screamed, but Jumped upon their
chairs. The negative won by a default
OF decision.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04

No STAR ENGAGEMENTS AT
'rHg ELKs OPERA HOUSE IN
FEBRUARY.

'Beauty unadorued Is asoirai the
|bst" That's true, exco44 perhaps.
ben the beauty OF shakospcares
Exceptions is adorned by The inter.
citation OF them to the living senses
such players az Miss Marie Vain.
light And OF all the beaiiteous work
the immortal bard the mos charm
|giy whimsical In situation and dia.
Cue. with q dash Of romance thrown
In hln Twelfth Night Mas
|alnwrlghts rendition OF the title
b. OF Viola unfoids ne charm and
. INFINITE humor Of its situations
] IN graceful touch. The play Affords
pides magnificent opportunities Tor
.eniC splendoT. and that Mr.. Jules
'urvy, under whose auspices Y u 20
produced here soon. has seized
EN- all with skillful hand "a manifest
the dazzling brilliancy with which
has staged Il for the famous &C
,ss. VIII be at the opera house on
'bruary 10.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04

London. Jan 3i-John y Redmond.
speaking at Lusk. SAID he had reason
tO knoW taas the Hoyernmrnf had no
intention 90 propose any remedial Jos.
iflatlOn for ireland a. sho coming ses-
SION. but that. ON She contrary, ~
would reduce Irish representation IN
parliament. II would therefore, no
said. b. the duty Of ne Irish party %
precllhlato a general election.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04
NOTED SPORTSMAN
SLAIN IN ARIZONA
"A N. CONN. PICTURESQUE RIO.
uRg IN GAMING FRATERNITY
OF VAST. rRAolcALLY ENDS
STEERING cAREgn As KING OF
GREEN cLoTH.

with the passing O, M A. Conn.
who was shot down in HIS gambling
house az NoEalca. Arizona. Friday
morning last, one Of the most piotur'
esque figures Of the sporting lraterDi'
~ ends a stirring career Conn was
wen known In Denver among gamblers
snd spOrtsmcn, particularly among the
Old.timera Ho was associated with
Bat Mastorson and others OF Ike fame
who ruled the green cloth years ago,
bat who are nov fast dropping out of
sight
-Four men lost their lives In the tTag
edy which also ended Ia The killing "
Conn. Ferdinand walters, a gambler
employed by Conn TO run ono Of the
faro banks, had been discharged a few
days hefore. and 4 ID thought that a
desire 20 revenge led him ~ so to the
saloon where Conn and three other
men were,
Entering. he pulled out hls revolver
and began frinR. Cos boy" Johnson,
a dealer. was tho nrst victim lie fell.
shot twice through the head. Conn
was running toward walters. hoping
10 dlaarm him, when the latter turned
and shot him through the head aud
heart. A moment later y monte dealer
fen. shot through the back OF the
head. and walters made an Intellectual
Effort TO klil George Hendle a cattle
man, but the shot oaly grazod his face
Then walters turned the weapon on
himself and sent a bullet through bis
brain.
All four Of the victims died almost
Instantly 1'he shooting was perhaps
tho most sensational ever recorded ID
the history OF the territory Conn wai
we'll known al over the west and
southwest he has a family living in
Nogaiea.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04
SCOTS EMULSION

0SO - A<NA - AsO ANgAN
SCOTS Emulsion
SCOTS Emulsion
SCOTS Emulsion
SCOTS Emulsion
SCOTS Emulsion
the old story, told times
without number and repeated
over and over again for the
last thirty years But it's
always a welcome story to
those in need of strength and
health. There's nothing in
the world that stops wasting
diseases as quickly as SCOTS
Emulsion.
Wen sead Jon sample. rive
SCOTT a B0wHE. ~ Pearl Street. Nsu Yea
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04

W. A. Dayis. o. the santa ~ water
department. has been AZ WinaioW Tor
ihe past two weeks checking up the
water supply he found many places
where people were using the water
and paying no rental Of an.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04

Fred McNutt. track foreman OF the
Winslow yard, received telegram
conveying the sad Intelligence that
his mother. who lives In Chicago. was
not expected TO live lie loft immo
dlatoly for her bedside
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04

tFrom Mondays Daily citizenJ
Mrs Bcrthold Spitz anticipates leav-
INK IN the near future fol New York
on a visit 10 friends and relatives.
Mrs. g. VI Hill. who has been back
In Ohio for the past two months. visit
ing relatives. has returned 20 the city.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04

~ q. shackleford. the engineer who
Was severely sealded last Saturday
ana taken the same evening 10 l.Oa
Angeles IA getting along nicely under
hospital treatment and will soon be
back iu the service AZ Needles.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04

Dyspepsia ~bane 81 human exist.
enoo. nurdock Blood Hliters cures a.
promptly permanently. Regulates and
ones the stomach.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04

Nasal Catarrh quickly yields 10 treat
luont BY ElyB Cream Balm, which Is agree.
ably aromatic. ID Is received through the
1nostrila, cleanses and heals tho whole sur
iaco over which u diilnscs itself Dmggisis
Holl the SOC. alzoi tn Aze BY mail, 10
ponta. Test Il and you are sure 70 continue
Inc treatment
Announcements.
TO accommodate those who are partial
b the use Of aiomizen IN applying liquids
Into the nasal passages for cafGfrhni fr9u
Dles, the propritum prepare Cream balm Ia
Nquid form, which viii 10 known as N.Y.
8Iiquid Cream Balm Price Including tho
'spmying tube Is 70 cents. Druggists or by
y mail. Tho liquid form ombodies ois med,
loinal properties u ,ho solid prepar.tion
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04

engines we're badly smashed and sev.
crai cars we're piled up.
J y. Miller, Of isleia and w y.
Fields. OF Winsiuw. both managers for
TIC Holmes supply compans's stores.
were $50 iar city over sunday aad re-.
turned 20 their respective homes last
nlghi. Mr.. Miller was recently trans
ferrcd from El paeo To- lslcta. lie says
that he finds the Indian village very
interesting place 10 i've. An Indian
sQuaw died there the other day, and
10 dlsginR q Rrayo 10 bufy the body
the h0nea 81 bali a dozen skeletons
we're uneafthed. When the body had
been deposited these bones and skulls
we're shovcled in upon q.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-03-22

j. H. Atkinson left this morning
on a business trip In the interests OF
his real estate business, and will visit
Danville, st. Johnsbury, Bradford,
Lyme, n, H., White River junction,
Randolph, Barre aud Montpelier. He
expects to return Saturday.
Misses Florence Billings and Kath-
crime Boynton returned last Saturday
night from visit of several weeks in
Philadelphia and New York, where
they have been studying the new
styles and ideas in millinery and
selecting new goods for the spring
and summer. Miss Billings will open
her store here about April /.
Mrs. Heman Thompson, who was
called here several weeks ago to
care for her father, the late j. o.
Cleveland, left last Saturday for her
home in Manchester, N. II. She was
accompanied by Percy, the little
daughter of her brother, Andrew
Cleveland, who will make her home
with her aunt in Manchester.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-03-22
Eddie Dunham is working in the
lunch room otJOseph Cook at present.

Eddie Dunham is working in the
lunch room oil Joseph Cook n t present.
Littpl & Aller are negotiating for
the rentAl of the livery bnrns in the
rear OF the Avalon H0uae. 1t is their
plan to run the stable in connection
with their livery in the rear of the
LamOille House and q driveway will
he opened mp between the two TIE
boys are hu-fiprs and tt cir pndnavOr4
to please the public ere evidently
meeting with gratifying Success.
Mrs. Abbip Lockwood formerly Of
Lowell and Mira Lillian Warren tor
merly of Hard wick, who have resided
in the Lovett residence on Elmore
street since last fall, have purchased
the Walter L. Drc4ll place on Ran
pOlph road and will take possession
at once. MIR. Decelie has purchased
of James E dred the latte,'s arm in
WoIcott. near the Etmore line, known
as " the Richardson place, immedi-
ate possession bling given
Last Thursday evening Mrs. Fred
E Wheeler entertained twenty % her
lady friends ut Military Whist.
During the evening refreshments OF
zee cream, assorted cakes ani grape
Juice were served Ms. E II Merrill.
Miss Daisy ,laBarOn, Mrs F. O.
Lunt and Mira. W. II. nowne we're the
first prize winners, having 50 flags
60 their credit The prz's we're hand
some china plates. The foot Or yes,
"hi"h were pin rraya, anprnpria teIy
designed with the different den0mna,
lions OF playing cards, were awarded
20 Mrs. Lila Churchill, Mrs. A Y.
Gle, Mrs. 0 VI. Waterman, and Mrs
Mira Heath.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-03-22

Edwin |. Booth has rented a tene-
ment in the new Johnson residence on
Bridge street and will move there the
first of April.
A regular meeting of Tucker Chap.
ter, r. A. NJ. will be held at Masonic
bail, Friday evening, March "a.
Work in the Past master and M. E.
NJ. degrees.
The condition of A. G. Small, who
has been confined to the house for
the past ten days, is slowly improv-
ing, although he is not yet able to re-
sumo his duties at the store.
Henry Olmstead arrived in town
last Thursday from Alma, Mich, for
an extended visit in the east, rnak-
pg this place, Montpelier and Brad
ford his headquarters.
Mrs. Delmer E. Croft and son, Da
foe, who have been guests at the
horne of the formers mother, Mrs. E
J. Hall for several weeks, returned to
their home in Boston Monday.
Walter Amsden, proprietor of
Alamo Dairy Farm, has sold bis farm
in Walden to Charles s. Gardner of
Randolph and the writings were
drawn last Saturday, March IS.
Among those in town to attend
the funeral of Mrs. J. A. Lambert,
we're Lewis Lambert of Enosburg
Falls, Orrin Grice of Manchester, N
e., and Peter Lambert of johnson.
Frank Cheney, son OF George A.
Cheney, who has just completed his
second year of study in q three years
course in the Philadelphia College OF
Pharmacy is expected home this
evening.
E. Fl. EggIpston has purchased Of
Katherine Fitzgerald her residence
on Randolph street, occupied by Mrs.
Fitzgerald and Frank Bassetr and
family. Possession will he given as
soon as the tenants can vacate.
A. A. Kendall is moving this week
from Union street back to his farm
in the west part OF town. NJ. Is.
Eaton will move next week from the
Noyes residence on West High street
to the house vacated by Mr.. Kendall.
The next meeting Of the Woman's
Club will be held next Saturday after.
noon a t the home of Mrs n B Blair
on Main street, when it is desired
that large membership be present
The program will include paper on
Vermont Artists, " by Mrs Geo NJ
Powers. Also a discussion by the
members on the subject of College
L iucation. "
The sewing club Of the Cong'l
church will meet with Mrs. George VI
Powers Friday afternoon of this
week at two O'Clock. 1t should be
that this club is not con
fined to the members of the United
Workers or to the mem hership of the
church, but all who wish to assist in
the work of raising funds to be used
n the repair of the parsonage are re
luested to Join the clnh.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-03-22
WORTHWHILE,

DR.. W. 7. Slayton was a business
visitor in Burlington Tuesday.
Guy K. Goodrich of Albany, Vt, a
former resident here, was a visitor in
town Tuesday on his return from
few days business visit in Burlington.
Geo. W. Clark sold Monday to
David Flanders of Craftsbury the
Hoyt place in Craftsbury, on which
the latter has been living for several
years.
Mrs. G. A. Barrows and daughter,
Miss Nellie Hadley went to-day to
Lyndonville, to attend the funeral OF
a nephew of Mrs. Barrows, Claiming
Carpenter, a notice of whose death is
given elsewhere in this issue.
Rye Adams, painter for B.J. Kelley
& Co., assisted by Joseph Cooke, is
painting and papering the interior of
T. B. Wallace's recently purchased
residence on Brooklyn street. Mr..
Wallace expects to occupy his resi-
dence in a few days.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-03-22
ELMORE.

E. Il. Robinson was in Stowe Sunday.
Clarence Stowell visited friends in Stowe
last week
Sadie Harlow has been visiting her parents
in Stowe for several days.
Charles Dodge expects to carry on O. D.
bacon's sugar place this spring.
Chas Merriam has the road machine on
runners and is ploughing out the road.
Henry Bailey has bought the Guy Woolcutt
place aud expects to move there the first of
May.
Calvin Slayton with force Of men have
been thawing out the pipes of the village
water.
Z, Camp has made a contract with the
Cooperative Creamery Co. to gather cream
this summer.
The Stowe Lumber Co. have nearly COM
pleted their logging There has been a great
many teams here this winter but they have
all returned home.
The event of the season is promised for
Wednesday evening, March 20, when social
will be held at the church vestry. A first
class supper will be served and tine musi-
cal program will be rendered It is expected
that Mr.. Chase, the butter maker, will add
to the musical part of the program by
cornet solo, while it is announced that Judge
Parker will render solo. All are cordially
invited,
There never was 40 big an average az this
winter, owing to the good condition of roads
George CIrrer made the best average with
his team it being 1874 it. to March B. We
expected by the betting aud Dragging at the
store evenings that some one with their big
teams would haul in a small million, but the
nearest approach to it was 1894 fit. being
drawn by Vern Qumby with a team weigh
ing less than 1000; from the top of the
mountain on the Bacon Lot.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-03-22

Martha D. Emery. wife of S. A. Stone, died
Sunday Mar. 10, 1905. She was born Mar.
is, 1898 and was united in marriage to S.
A. Stone, Dec 9th, 1866. The union was
blessed by four children. three of whom are
now living, $. II. Stone, of Waltham, Mass
Mrs. 0. NJ Taylor. of Morrisville; and G.
E. who lives at home
July %, 1877, she had a paralytic shock,
which deprived her OF the uee of her right
side and the power OF speech. She has got
around the house in wheel chair and did
all kinds of work and a great deal of fancy
work, all of which was done with the left
hand. She had been confined to her bed
since Jan. 18th with cancer of the stomach,
and suffered a great deal all the time. Death
came as a relief.
She was tenderly cared for during all
these years of her in6rmity and during her
last sickness, by her husband, who IN left to
mourn her loss. The funeral was held Tues,
day afternoon from the house. Rev. Mr..
Dean officiating. Her Oldest son from
Waltham was unable to be present, also
her three sisters