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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-21
Quadruple=Plate Silver ait So

TITl have Just received invoice OF beautiful Quadrupe
VII Plate Silver Pieces including Water Pitchers, Chocolate
N Pots Candlestcks Fern Dishes Butter Dishes, Syrup
finishes
hey make acceptable gifts and will add greatly to the at
Effectiveness of the Thanksgiving dinner table.
Water Pitchers styles Chocolate Pots Candle
sticks plain and scroll patterns Bread Trays Fern Dishes porcelain
lined; Toast Racks Sugar Bowls Cream Pitchers, Cmb Butter
Dishes Syrup Pitchers.
special value at So. 90 each.
Attention called to lot of IInch Quadu Fruit Dishes
in rich scroll pattern with floral edgbgt and Butler finishes
Special price, $3.50 each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-21
Thanksgiving Day
Fancy M0lds.

We call special attention to the more than
one hundred different styles of imported
fancy Molds we are now showing. These
are from the best makers of France and
Germany, and should be appreciated by
French chefs and experienced cooks:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-21
Thanksgiving Day
Dinn err Sets.


We are showing several new and daintily
decorated Open-stock Dinner Set Patterns.
from which you can select single pieces or
complete sets, and get the pieces you ac-
tually need without paying for unnecessary
pieces. as is often the case In complete sets.
We call especial attention to the following
open-stock patterns
No. IA White and Gold Austrian China Open
stock Dinner Set. In choice doubie-edge gold pat
tern from which You can select single pieces de-
sired or buy regular 100 piece set for
SI8.oo per set.
NO IA rev dainty pink floral pattern Limoges
China Open-stock Set. choicely decorated on an
entirely new shape. You buy single pieces or a
complete 10o-Dece set for
S22.5O per set.
No "A dainty Pink Border French China Open
stock Pattern. decorated a and very simple
shape; also sold by the single piece or 10 complete
sets Of 100 pieces, at
$4,000 per set.
No. A border design Haviland China Set in
neat green pattern, on choice shape You can
buy single pieces or a complete 100 piece set for
$1,000 per set.
We have also just received large shipment Of
the dainty wild rose Haviland China $50 90 Dinner
sets, also sold In open-stoek.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-21

The above couches are all atted with Adjustable
the top Is raised.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-21
China and Glassware,
Table and House Decorations
Kitchen Needs and Helps.
For Thanksgiving Day. ;

~ UR and splenddy equipped Housefurnsng Department.
AN the fifth floor offers all the and
Wy for preparing cooking serving Thanksgy
ing dinner. t"-s
Our stock of Dainty Imported China Rich
Cut Glass; Odd Artistic Lamps Shades
and Fittings together with uptodae line Cooking Utensils
Mods Pure Food Products offer opportunity purchase
first quality furnishings for the dining and Kitchen should
be at their best Thanksgiving day
We print below several items which specially priced
for Annual Thanksgiving Sale progress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-21
Thanksgiving Day
Fancy China,

Fancy China.
We are offering in our splendid China De-
partment the newest, daintiest and most ar-
ustic DTS of fancy china from the leading
potteries of England, France. Germany
Japan and America. We quote a few items
and invite inspection of these dainty helms
TO the proper serving of the THANKSGIVING
dinner: e
Fancy China Bon Bon Dishes. 49,. 25c. up
Fancy China Cranberry Dishes. 49,. soc. up
Fancy China Celery Trays. soc. up
Fancy China Cake Plates. 25c. up
Fancy China Salad Bowls. CSC. up
Fancy China Mayonnaise Dishes. soc. up
Fancy China Ice Cream Trays. 80: $I.25 up
~ ,''' h'"''' soc. up
and serving DOZEN e..n., .ot Dasine $500 up
sauesrs. do asna Chocolate Cups and $I8o up
saucers. DOZEN DOZEN A''ef Dinner Cup. and $I.8o up
Fancy China Salad Plates dozen. 49,. $500 up
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-27

Nubenrao. 5retft fra Of
(6mb.) Gn lille 0reng
bar unber 6sibanbet NOR brutnet
ueo@eirms1enSp for 8ben. @ano
musferne req pIubIetis ct Stptte of
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-27

BET af Greaturer fra &urantGneI tal=
bene bar mar funnel faitpaa. at
life 600 Gt9tter &D9g. men 1913
Stoffer CT brufnebe. Dct er for
ferbeligt! 4aur 6oert Stptte9bag
far en- @ennemfnit8oGrbi al $50
Y}t., iom 5orpu9terne angiper, 81
Der bette en- Gum at ca. 100000
Mart. 5orpagterne at 8druntGnez
Italoene, Departments 9prIpge Or.
8ot6 df 9le8big og en- Regerin95.
embeb5mano bar / Dag til Stebe.
Der dfbolotes 10 bemmeli9e 9ps
raabsmeber, boori be n9bnte Scr
rer oeltog. @f 5orbunblingerne er
BOG MET at fda at biOe.
Sra @dsan1talten tunbe Der I Of
ten after leneres @as; berimob 81
SmaobanetrdFten enbnu belbis
Itanbfet.
Der tun6e anfere8 mango enteIz
te geretninqer ON. borr 8onoet hor
anrettet Ttfrre Stabe; men bet biloe
FIRE for bibt. Der er mango SGT.
Der fiber Ell foteligf Sab. 86bmono
SSo6s. Nnberfen poa 6gnbertorb bar
Int ct CAB at oper 1000 Mt., iOst
@onbet rbelaa0e en- @oqqon 6osoe
re- tranQte ino / hans 2doerum %
roefoqoe en- Del To6ertoasr. 81
Iao 6os a%orn6onbler 9arf @oquif
Qeterien bar @anoet onrettet M
oen Gtaoe. Oct IamIeoe8ob, @onbs
floben faoleoes bar bibFBrt. inbbes
fattet 9abet of 3reatursrns, ian
b~erefter for @ubenrdos 9ebtommenz
be on7oas til op imob ! Mintcn
Wart.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-27

Eorebrog for Sotbas
ter. Der ufbolbes / 4ur ligee
lom forrig. Qar unoerboIbenbe %
stlnr,nOe Gorebrag for SoIouterne.
3 afOi9te December MaaneO FL
Otr blebet ofboIot ioobanne Sore
Orag { famtligt 9arniIoner. unota=
en- Rdnbers, boor 5oreOrdg at for.
rtrige Grunbe fsrft bill tage 6tres
e.QbnoelIe benne Woaneb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-27

Ct srgeGi9t @nbeIis Ct.
5or nogle Qur t'tbage eioeoe8 9Iao-
len, fpor MI Girtus ligger Il ap-
benbopn) At en- ManO, Der beb So-
ban Sanien. 6an breo en- 5orz
refining Der. Iom tulbte8 oSern6a-
ntbouIsporben". % tjente goOe 9en-
&C. Zen Dag, ba ban git berfrd
BAR ban Ser at 100000 9r.
3 SOrsoagS Rot blep en- 9ammel
fattig Mano iubbrogt paa 6oipita-
let. !6an bupbe fact apopIetsi.
monben bar SObun 6unIen -
fsr ben rige manO, nu 8etleren.
I'll. fine qenge boobe ban fat ooers
f1r | Spetulutioner.
@n Sn9epIeieriten iaa til BAN
esrbag Morgen. bar ban bsb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-27

Softrup Sogn. De BAN
Sic 6anqe. Sort for Sui bolot
MsieriinteresIentern for0iern9s 0s
Ssnberba1e ct Mebe / Sfops 8ro,
L 9iern9s. Gfter be oloorlige 5ors
hdnblinger fab man bogefter | ct
muntsrt Gag, og unber bette fang
en- un9 2dnbsmano ct Oar Qinier
at en- bonf Gang, fom be prsiliife
granddaughter bar beiegnet fom OPP
bibfenbe og berfor forbubt at fpna
&c pou oHentlige Steber, ba tp1tIin.
bebe life ian taale at bsre bet. Sda
mart ben unge Mdnb bdbbe fun
Get ct Bar Qinier, bar Der en- bel
pi1iq perIpn rebe til at 9ere ben
tilItebebGrenbe NmtsforI tdnber 9.
Wener at Ssnberbane opmGrtfoHl
odu, bbdb Der bar Itet. Mmtsfors
TtGnberen bar faa booefter tilIenbt
ben unge Manb ct StraFemdnbat,
rnbenbe pdd 20 Mf. minbre
tunbe lille gre bet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-27

2pit. Gftermale. (6mb.)
D}anoag ben 2. San. ior0eOes paa
Gejt airtegarb @TtaQt8man0 Sans
5aaeYen 2ilbbolbt. 6on bar feot
rem %. Qpril 1921 og bIeo oItIda
90 Qor 8 Waaneber gammel. WeD
Fam er en- at So9nets Gloite M9no
qaaet bort. San bar i fine pngre
)tur bpret betroet fere oifentlige3ils
~Iiosboerp, Ioalebes bar ban / 18
Qar 8irtealofle. ligelebes mango
Nar Weolem al 8onbtomm siionen,
tpor ban bar peo Sptugslien ufproz
tctolen ober ale ofentli9e 8onbs
lob, b%ooroeo bans qobe giemau1 og
Tunoe prottiits gtit Tom BAN f9rs
fig til 9obe Der | bort bottebe Ser
ran. 8 fin bualige @erning bar
ban iti1e oa brumfri, posiece I'm
Goarb og fit @rbeioe gobt. Dan
por en- iiaIben arbeibfom og birts
Iom Munb Felt til for fau Qlr
'iben. bu 8r9fterne %be9bnbte at
Ipi9te.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-27

@aoen bort, og 9rengen table SOB
faiiet. @el0igDis iaa enl}anO bans
farIi9e Sitting o9 fit i en- 5urt
Oren9en op pua bet terre.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-27
- III an Y I

9ooersGeb. 8irteItq
Stotiftit for 6rue Goqn
1904. Der Ggteoieoes 35 Bar,
oGc iamme DAG Tom ben borgerlige
@ielie fan0t SteO. 3 ire 3iIfql6e
par 8ruo9ommen 8otbolif.
Ter OE6tes 1876 gsru, nemliq 81
Orenge Oq 101 Pger; 6traf bac
II up9tefs6te, 3 at bisie legitime.
re6es oeb 8o~rGIorenes ienere 2GQtez
TAB. Qf be 0sbte er / Qarets Qeb
after % 8frn afqdoebe peo 0gcen.
Snoenfor 8 Tiger efter 5ebielen BIB
tes 161 9arn, / 3iben fra 6 llqsr
til 3 Naaneber II gern. fenere 7
Bern.
paa Observation-Disclosures be
Qrooebes 1913 perioner, bel bsieYtf
Qntal / be libIte 20 @dr, nemlig 90
perIoner al Wanbtsn og Is perfos
ner at a~pinoetsn. O.suben ct 9
perIoner, iom osoe Der, b~eorabete
paa fremmebe 9~irtegoorbe. llben
tirteli9 Wlebbirtning h~gropebes 10
oeofsbte gern o9 ct ORBIT Barr,
ION osbe Itrots efter Sebielen og
We0bddben.
Der tonfrmerebes 121 8srn,
nemli9 81 0renge og Ga piger.
QlteroeIternes Nntal bar 46S
Mano o9 957 a%binoer, tilfammen
1425 9erIoner DC psrioner farre
eub 1909. beruf communicable 58
perionsr | 6iemmet.
- utter Storm. Otter otte
Odges BOrleb bar Ri igen boft en-
Oolbfom Storm af Rorboeif. 0eb
Wibnatstio Tom Der meee! beFttoe
Stormtuit, Iebiuset at en- itortReaa
CO ct lille 2pnglimt. Om Nsrre
Stobe mebbeles intet.
9ammet Sabersteb. SC ir.
felig Stutit. Z Moret 1904
bsbtes Der | @ommel SaoerSleb
Soen 1876 8srn, So 9renae oa
70 Bigger, booruf II bar fsbte ubens
for @steffabet. paa Sognets &ir,
tegndrbe iorbebes 70 p%erToner,
ubenfor Sognet 9 perfoner. - @Gas
tebiebe bleo % pdr. Der
tonfirmerebes 80 Orsnqe og
43 bigger, iolt rs. Nubbers
dpfter bar 343 Wenb og 657 &bin.
Der, tiIidmmen 1000. 9ltngpungs
pengene ubsiorbe 430 Mort.
@abenrao. 8retft ra Of
orutne. (6mb.) Gn lille 0reng
bar unber 6siOanbet NOR brutnet
oeb9eirms1enSb for 8ben. @ano
musferne req plubfetig ct Stptte At
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-27
DvorIeoes er better

vi iii6pber Il bunbrebe 8Dfnrs I BeIsnniug fpr d
DOsfi 1lfsibe al Raiatrb. Der life tau btlbreot8 ntt
GaiI's Caiarrh Cure.
r. i. 6Iedep 4 g o.. eiere. aolcbo. G.
80. uaoertfqAfoe. bar fieabt II. :. GgeHeD I Be- hbits
% Aor OF iron. baa cT nheies hGberlig ! ale f5erreb
stt5 54nHsnttiuaer % t%unanceit &tQaD that mini
, MINER Torpliohife. hres Htrmn bar ldoiage' ia.
ssffia 1rHaE. 9eheieiaie 8ragIliis. GCeoo. 6.
DGtDtre. aiHuon y Warhtn,
WnuleiGl IralNfa. Incbe. =,
.sfrs C.ta II GU" iaefj %tuhrerolg pg ptr.tr 81
atp at nlpfst ~ egitmfi8 ioltmbiutfr. Nra -
af to' flf A~potbr'eu 1longstpro trit
s4r l..nf ftfs r. BE- bgbfg
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-27
Gn banff 6benbs 6eItes
9erntng.

8 o@penrober Nn3eiger" on
tales GlogtermeIter 6. 3ofts
i1aro &c Qrbeipe for at frelIe bet
furetrueOe 9p1g. timber 3oHts &c
bslIe ubfsrte en- ~tiIreiIt bont Sbenb
marius Rielien of Obenie en- ianb
6elte9ernin9. San o%rbeibeoe / fIere
3imer. TtaaenOe / 9anb til Stul
brene. Oct bar molten umenneite
tigt. 6por ban FEB / bet for at reooe
be i~toftels 8Dr. 9e6 bans 6iG!p
~frelfes dlene AZ areaturer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-27

9utbfeiGebe 6iftere. -
DEN 5. Sanuur ON 5%ormiooa9sn
sif BEN II aariqt ariitian 6snberq.
esn af filter Sens 6spberg / es
bjeyq, iomt f%ibfnaontes Soo9er 50
sonres aarIen fra Sisrting uo fra
ssbi,rg uo puu 5iIferi inbenfrr o
,rne. timber en- Bryce lptisbes Del
life be TO Wpnb al fuu Seiltsberne
iurtiq moi llnuet los, booroeo BE-
iulbfeilebe GO menes MI at bare
srutneOs. 2urien efterIuber iig On
I. og fIere Born.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-27
Pris soc.

@ooen bort, og 9rengen table Sob
feiiet. 6elbigOis Iaa en0}anb bans
farli9e Sitting og fit / en- 5art
Oren9en op pad bet tsrre.
uno fuppen ro POrt
Arthur. ~. ~ @n ung Manb
froQ(a6enraa, Ssn af9aptajn Sberz
beef, bar oRret anIdt / en- Itgrre
6orretning / port qrtbur. Der til
68rte ct fort 6'rma / 9amborg. 81
terretninger fra BAN er fere @dns
Qe paa Omoeje TONNE til 5aberen,
De IibIte Iaaleoes fra 5fbifu. $
ben iibIte lib 6aboe &aptejn Oberz
bect in9en @fterretninger bait fra
Sgnnen, oq ba nan lpIte @fterretz
ningerne ON port Qrtburs Sab,
rur man / 6iemmet meget 6etpmret
for Sennen8 Stebne. 0u
bar aaptejn 0Oerbect imiolertib fra
6irmaet / 6amborg, / bois 5orrets
ainQ Otto 0per6ett bar fpsIelfat,
facet teIeqrofit Gfterretnin9 om, It
ban iammen meo 9 9ammerdter er
unotommen fra BORT Nrtbur. 1t
er fl1QteOe til Ses. % er meO ben
iaponife Camper Sling Qrtbur"
lnftelig Ionbeoe / SaIebo peo Rcz
Qoiafi / 5apan.
- 3 at orantanen Monz
RAG often q. SAM antom ben
1~en56orgIte Camper .4bler" meo
9umpemuItinen Der til, % llbpump.
niuQen at @dnbet toQ fin 8eg0noelis
rT7te Worqen. 0et er muligt at
nbpumpe 5000 Otter 8ono
Winuttet At Stalbene. aarantanes
7aloene bleo ufIpPrrebe for publi.
'um. Qr-oufthunbIer SpIios bar
frbt aft BET brutnebe &oGq at Tor.
rooterne. Get forlnber, at Snofgrs
Iclstolben for bet brufneo abpg bill
Flipe 5orpa9terne ~tilbdgebetaIt at
S%tatstasien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-27

Rbt 9on9elag g. pou Snos
Killing fra Marineminiiteriet bar
9s. Moi. aOngen reiolOerst, at
aOnsefIoget fremtibi9t TtoI bellies for
acknowledgement og Rigsforitans
bsren, FAINT at Der inOfgres ct 5Iog
for &~ongebuiet, nemlig OrIOgsflas
Get meb en- %fOrgblot ton9slig arone
/ en- bib ababrat | aoriets Mibte.
Drama puo SBen. pa o.
3. .. S.8 9amper .prsseI" ben
10. bs. in0tom fertit, bdbbe aop-
tainen ben IbrgetigeNeIoing at gre
al TO at MdtroIerne9srbdg Rat bleO
fpnet ooer 8orb / Rorofsen Og
orutnsbe.
Gen enc of be f%oru1pttebe 6ebbey
ssofob 8dsmusIen CO er fra gogens
fetgnen, ben unben bar en- Rorbs
monb Oluf Riodn, biemmebsrenoe /
Mor8Ijs.
Ollie 5orisg pad at reboe BEN
misIbtieoes.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-27

bus 8Draabs Mebe 4ftenen ben 5.
ss. bebtoges bet at bebiIge Ell noer.
iigere S.lfub of 1000 ar. til De
frie 5uttigfasier forubsn be tibligert
bebilgebe 10000 Str. puu @runb al
BEN bsrItenbe arbeibsssbeb.
OmbI9fte RstIer. - I'm
DER en- plubieIis. o~rtauogtig Storm.
7. San. often ST. II, bl9ftt 3iitruf
RelIe peb 3orm ON. 6otten. Bin
serne % en- Del af 89rtet tnufteS.
Eieren Iioer ct CAB pdo co. 10000
Sroner.
Canine Hften Deb 11sSiben
sleite Sougt Nslle pr. 8iNrup ON.
Murermefter sens Gre
serit 5anftn fpIbte ben IL.
'5anuur 70 9ur. Son er en- at b'
foa MurermeItrs. Der bar fOrf9rbi'
get Meteritptts. 9on bar itadsi
asbenboDns airtefus 81 fra bens
5eqDnbeife. sr Msbism at airtsin'
tytftionen peb @urniions 8irte 20
ct tinige babret fom Ribber at 9b,
On tpbuetis Subritont
gn .gobrifont" @rtbur Dahl bar
| ben Tener. sib bereift Sjananb met
asretsi ce beisreet Saspuplogi
ming bos 9suberne. 8orlepen hler
IAN imibIertib onbolbt | R9ftpeb
ia bet bite fig. at ban boOoe itiddi
ki badbe 9dspop os asretei.
3sbenbdpns 9rimindlret bsmtI
sam til 30 0dees @onb oe grsb.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-10-07
UNIVERSITY NOTES

President Tight is at Bluewater, n.
NJ, making some geological investiga-
lions for the Santa Fe railroad, on the
site of a proposed dam.
The heating plant is nearly complet.
ed. The building for the boilers will
also contain the ianitor's quarters,
Pipes covered with asbestos lead to
the different buildings, where the
rooms are to be heated by steam radi-
ators. ,
The first football game of the sea
son was played this afternoon at the
Indian school between the Varsity and
the Menaul school. The following was
the lineup of the University team;
Center, Selva; right guard, Crawford;
left guard, Wells; right tackle, X.
Head; left tackle, Ross; right end,
Mcguire; left end, Mayo; right half
back, Smith; left half back, Allen;
quarter back, Bryan; full back, Dona-
by.
The boys literary society has adopt
ed as its name The Kliwa. The fol-
lowing are the officers: President,
Ralph Tascher; vice president, B.
Crawford; secretary, Horton; treasur-
.er, Head; prosecuting attorney, Bry-
an.
Thursdays Assembly exercises con
sisted of declamations as follows:
Hugh Bryan, Going 1t Alone" Bessie
Brown, "A Telephone Romance"
Boatright, Supposed Speech of John
Adams" Gillett Cornish, The Black
smith" Yesterday morning, Mr.. Crum
occupied the period with a reading
from Tennyson's Idylls.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-10-07
FAILED TO PAY FOR
DINNER HE ORDERED
GEORGE HAYMAN MUST SERVE
FIVE DAYS IN JAIL FOR TRYING
TO SECURE A MEAL ON HIS
NERVE-OTHER POLICE COURT
NEWS.

George Hayman was taken in by the
police last night on a charge of
vagrancy and this morning was SEN
fenced to serve five days In Jail by
Police Judge A. j. Crawford. Hayman
went into a downtown restaurant last
night and ordered a dinner. After
he had partaken of the meal he at
tempted to leave the restaurant with
out paying for it. His only excuse
was that he had no money.
George Vancott, who up to a few
weeks ago, was employed as a hOstler
at the London club livery stable, was
arraigned in police court this morning
on the charge of stealing a pair OF
horse clippers from the barn. He
pleaded guilty to the charge and was
sentenced to thirty days in the county
Jail,
S. G. Polk, employed as a cook in a
Railroad avenue restaurant. got into
an argument with William Murgle, a
waiter in the restaurant, and a fight
took place. Murgle received a badly
disfgured eve in the encounter and
had Polk arrested on the charge of as
sault and battery. He pleaded guilty
in police court this morning and was
fined s. and costs, which he paid.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-10-07
PATTERN FOR
OTHER WESTERN RAILROADS

j. V. Key, engineer supervising the
building of the Santa Fe cutoff, with
headquarters at Belen, was in the city
between trains this morning, while en-.
route from the cutoff town to Ken.
nedy, where the Santa Fe cutoff
crosses the Santa Fe Central. Mr..
Key says that the heavy rock work in
Abo canyon will be completed within
sixty days. The placing of the bridge
girders on the seven bridges over
which the road passes in traversing
Abo canyon will begin the latter part
of next week. The work will be ac-
complished by the Missouri Bridge
company. These Orders average 100
feet in length and weigh between sew
enty and eighty tons each, and the
hosting of them to the tops of the
piers, averaging from eighty to- no
feet in height, will be a feat in en-
cheering worth witnessing. Great
pains are being taken in the laying of
the roadbed, and Mr.. Key says that
when this cutoff Is completed it will
be a pattern in railroad building for
other western roads, so stable and
complete will it be in it's every char
acteristic.
One feature in which it will differ
from other western roads is that the
bridges will be ballasted just the same
as the other part of the roadbed. A
platform will be laid on top of the
bridge girders, and a foot and a half
of ballast will fill in the space be-
tween the platform and the ties and
the rails.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-10-07
MINISTER'S GATHER
AT LAS VEGAS
Many Attending Annual Meet
ing Presbyterian Synod
of New Mexico.
IN SESSION FOR THREE DAYS

Special to The Citizen.
Las Vegas, N. NJ, Oct. THE Pres
byterian Synod of New Mexico, COM
prising the two territories of Arizona
and New Mexico geographically, open
ed its annual session last night at the
First Presbyterian church in this city.
The synod will continue in session
through today, Sunday and Monday.
Never in the history of an annual ses-
sion has the attendance been as great
as at the present meeting:
The names of the delegates pres
ent from the Presbytery of Arizona
are the Rev. Messrs. Lapsley A. Nc
Afee, ID. d., Phoenix; George Logic,
Douglas; Thomas c. Moffett, Tucson;
John r. Fry, Bisbee; Chas. II. Bier
kemper, Granada; Frank c. Reid,
Flagstaff; Curry II. Love, Clifton;
Allan ~Krichbaum, Morenci; j. L.
Rames, Florence; Alexander Black,
Fort Defiance; John Butler, Tuba;
and Elder E. A. S%paulding, Phoenix.
From the P~resbytery of the Rio
Grande, the Rev. Messrs. H. c. Thorn
son. ID. d., Albuquerque; Hugh A.
Cooper, Albuquerque; f. B. Fraser,
Socorro; Geo. w. Dunlap, Las Cru
CNo JOIh AlOlust AToSuhos OCAAh
Meeker, Portales; Chas. E. Lukens,
NJ. D., Roswell; John X. Gass, Ar
tesla; J.. Sharp Phillips, Silver City;
NJ. Matthieson, S%ocorro; j. Y. Perea,
Pajarito; Theodore Hopping, Deming.
From the P~resbytery of Santa Fe,
the Rev. Messrs. w. c. Buell., Taos;
Samuel Magill, Ration; George F.
Sewer, Santa Fe; John NJ. Whitlock,
Lumberton; Manuel Madrid, Mora;
Gabino Rendon, Santa Fe; Norman
Skinner, Las Vegas; and Elders Jose
E. Cruz, Holman; Manuel Barcelon,
Ocate; Antonio Madrid. Las Vegas;
Abelino Aguirre, Penasco.
The Rev. DR.. E. w. Work, of Colo
RADIO Springs, is present to represent
the interests of the Board of Home
Missions, and the Rev, John Inglis, of
Denver, to speak for the Board OF
Foreign Missions.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-10-07
BANKERS AND THEIR
FINE SPECIAL TRAIN

Chicago, Oct. 7.-Near1y 500 bank
ers and prominent men of finance of
the west started from here today in
the bankers special" over the Big
-Four railroad to attend the national
convention of the American Bankers
association, which will open in Wash
lngton next Wednesday.
The train consists of ten of the finest
Pullman cars, four open section sleep
ers, two compartment sleepers, a buffet
library, an obseI walton a and two of
the Big Four's new dining cars.
In addition to the regular porters,
there will be negro maids and bar
bers. Among the other features OF
the train will he salt baths, a ticker
service for receiving market reports,
and a wireless telegraph outfit.
At Indianapolis, two cars of the In
diana Bankers association will Join
the party. The train will go via Gin
cinnati and Old Point Comfort, whence
the bankers will go to Washington,
via the Potomac river on a special
steamer.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-10-07
NOTICE TO POLICY HOLDERS
THE MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE CoNpAN
7S2 Broad Street,
Newark, N. J., Sept. %, 1905

Mr.. A. M. Wynne,
Temple, Texas.
Dear SIR
In reply to your letter of the 10Th inst, addressed
to Messrs. Craycroft Bros. & Dyer, which has been
forwarded to us, | beg to say that l can of my own
knowledge assure you that the Mutual Benefit Life Insur-
ance Company has never given one cent to Republican
or Democratic Campaign funds, local, state or national,
and my knowledge extends back for thirty years or more.
Nor are any expenditures made, not consistent with the
most rigid economy and the utmost consideration for the
interests of all of our policy holders. The Company has
never specialized in finance. but invests its funds for a
permanency and l further know that no one connected
with the Company has ever participated in any of its
Investments, or made any profit thereby. No one con-
nected with the Company represents any Of the Banking
houses through which the Company buys its bonds. The
fidelity Of the administration of our trust is constant and
without equivocation.
Yours truly,
(Signed) FREDERICK TRELINGHUysEN,
President.