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Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-10-10
He Had a Grievance.

It's outrage" said the man, who, he talked,
hammered his hand with his right fist. "A down.
right public outrage. That's what it isl"
What are you talking abOut?" asked the auditor,
who had just woke up.
This time and trouble and expense To which the
government is go 10 propagate young Holsters"
But unless something is done the lobster will be
extinct"
Wei, the lobster amt a national necessity is il?
And fail to why taxpayers should put hands
into pockets to minister the ayarce of restaurant
keepers and the luxurious appees of chorus young
men. Washington Star.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-10-10
FOUR GENERATIONS OF A
FAMILY DINE TOSETHER

-Four generations sat down to dinner
a lew days ago at Hotel Ozanne. says
the White Oaks Outlook The party
consisted of Grandpa TarbeH, his
daughter Mrs. NJ. c. Mcdonald, his
grand daughter Margie Roslington
and the young son of the latter. 1t
was rather a phenomenal crowd, con-
sidering extremes, and their appetites
and jollity seems to have kept pace
with their years.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-10-10
sufficient compensatIons.

blushing maiden of the backwoods had confded to
her nav that certain the name Hank had
popped TO her and that she had agreed to hitch up
with him. whereupon her NAV" had knocked the ashes
from her pipe against the chimneyjamb and had said
Hank amt no great to look at, jimmy but when a
man is the rifle shot he is, an when he two the
bull pups in this country any of his
size with hand tied behind him, an kin jump higher,
faster any other chap in these partswhen he's
an kin do all that. gal might look further an do
wus than splice up with him. I'm right glad you amt
hrown yourself away on poyertystruck nobody hon
ey"-Judge
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-10-10

The one most potent obstacle to single statehood for
Arizona is the fact of the Mormon hierarchy dominating
the democratic party which in the majority in Arizona
when in alliance with the Mormons and the like objection
able fact that the Mormons by turning the repub
lican party place that party power Thus it viii
be seen that the Mormons the dominating political
element in Arizona There is escaping this fact Do
the people of Arizona wish to be by the
mons? This is the strong objection many people have
to single statehood 1t is of the strong objections
congress has to single statehood for Arzona-Tucson
Star.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-10-10
Is there anything better than
trade between friendsl
S chilling's s Best makes
friends and trade.
Your grocer's; moneyback.
A Pleasure to All,

No Pill is as pleasant and positive as
DeWitt's Little Early Risers. These
Famous Little Pills are so mild and
effective that children, delicate ladies'
and weak people enjoy their cleansing
effect, while strong people say they
are the best liver pills sold. Sold by
all druggists.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-10-10
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

WANTED-A woman for general
housework. Apply to Mrs. Dr.
Pearce, III West Railroad avenue.
WANTED-A first-class coat-maker. at
once. Apply at No 2OS1a West Gold
avenue
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-10-10
Accommodating Conductor.

The crew Of a Cadiz branch railway train now holds
the record for galantry to the fair in distress.
Miss Pearl Field, of Columbia, niece of Al G. Field
the minstrel left her pocketbook the Cadiz Junction
station today when her way to visit Cadiz friends
did not discover her loss until the train had started She
made known her loss 10 the conductor and he stopped
the train and ordered back to the station where he and
the rainmen searched for the missing pocketbook and
on finding it, restored it to its owner-New York World
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-10-10
JEMEz Not SPRINGS STAGE LINE

Carries the United States mail;
only line with a change of stock en-
route; good rigs, horses and drivers;
rig leaves Albuquerque every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday at 5 a. m. For
particulars, address w. L. Trimble &
Co., agents, Albuquerque, N. NJ, or ].
B. BLOCK, Proprietor, Perea, N. NJ.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-10-10

Had dyspepsia or indigestion for
years. No appetite, and what | did eat
distressed me terribly. Burdock's
Blood Bitters cured me."-J. II. Wal
ker, Sunbury, Ohio.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-10-10

The German ladies will hold a coffee
klatch Wednesday afternoon, October
II, at the home of Mrs. Keppeler, 922
South Edith street.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-10-10
THE BLIND MUSICIAN

Edmund Holmes Sckels, the blind
who will appear at the Elks'
ball rooms tomorrow night The pro-
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-10-10

Years ago Herbert Spencer one of the greatest of
English thinkers put his finger the weakest spot in
educational system-ack of character building Pro
testing against intellectual education he said you
get golden conduct from eaden Instincts Our
leading school the meeting of the National
Education association backed up Spencer's criticism
when in series of resolutions depiored the lack Of
moral teaching in schools They have realized that
culture the head exclusion Of heart culture is
vain Right feeling is necessary than right judg
Confoundng morality with sectarianism the right
ful rejection of the latter from the public school currcu
lum has resulted in the banefu neglect OF the former
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-10-10

The best opportunity ever afforded the farmers OF
the west and southwest Of studying the finest types Of
pure bred cattle and horses will be the American Roy
al Live Stock Show to be held the Kansas City stock
yards october 9 The leading herds of the beef breed
Of cattle in the country will be represented Importers
and breeders of draft and coach horses will exhibit up
wards of 200 head of the of their studs The dis
play of draft geldugs in harnesss will be especially
tractiye feature II will contain the show outfits the
leading packers and brewers including the champion
horse Of the ST. Louis Worlds Fair. Low rates
have been made by all railroads.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-10-10

"The Confessions of Life Insurance Director; or,
How We Swiped the swag, should be bound in calf and
presented to every policy holder in the country.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-16

trains ont Of the Pueblo station and
1t looks ~ though the railroad de-.
teotives would have another serious
turn at the same proposition.
Soaice . day passes but some limo.
cent and uususpsct traveller 10
robbed Of bis ticket and cash be.
tween Pueblo and Florence. The
railroad should act at once In shis
matter.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-16
Excursion to Wellsyille

given BY the Sunday Schools Of Flor.
enoe, via the D. and R. G. August
18th. Special train leaves Florence
At 8 .. M. returning leaving Wells.
vile At 4 p. m. Tickets q. 96. chill
dren 66 cents. Wsllsville 10 the gar.
den spot Of Colorado being located .
few miles east Of SalidA, there being
swings and other amusements for the
children - we'll ~ for the grown peo-
pie. A good time Is guarauteed to
every body on this oooasion and gives
vou . ride through the Royal Gorge
which IL we'll worth the price.
Everybody should take this trip in
and should give their children this
golden opportunity for . good time.
1914
The daily tribune., 1905-08-16
WALKING FOR PLEASURE

WALKING FOR PLEASURE
Frank. John and Harry Mitchell are
touring this part OF the state on foot.
They arc students In . college In
NebraskA and not bsinG possessed
With much ready money. and desiring
70 see some Of Colorado's scenery they
started from Omaha on . cattle train
and rode to Denver. They struck ont
from the Capital Oity OIL foot and
went from thers to Colorado Springs
and Cripple Greek. Seeing all they
cared 70 there they then trampsd It
70 Canon Citv and arrived here
yesterday. After viewing the oil
Asld and the mills they started for
Pueblo 70 80 { b. steel wosss.
Their return ticket on the oatsls
train expires On August 8ist.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-16

MINES BEHIND WITH ORDERS
Nearly alf tho GOAL miues In this
district are working on rush orders.
There are . few exceptions. but
most Of them are said 70 be behind
ou their orders. The Bluff Springs
mine 10 away behind and BY the time
they are allsd fall will be here and
that means the mine will work stead
lily all winter.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-16
Baby Show

August 81, Monday night at the K.
Of P. hall The EndeAvor Society of
the Christian church will have on
exhibition the baby pictures Of prom
inent citizens. the audience to guess
the names. The greatest number Of
correct guesses secures the prize. Re-
freshments will be served. and = nice
program rendered. Admissi IS
cents. 43.47
The daily tribune., 1905-08-16

DELEGATES LEAVE. Wallace
and j. @ Macdonald. the Florence
congress. will leave for Portland.
Oregon. SATURDAY. The congress
convenes next Tuesday and the dele.
gates will be away from here about
ten days.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-16

ROBBERIES NUMEROUs-Of late
numssous sobberies have occurred
on D. end B. q. trains RAINING out
Of Pueblo. Il was about . year ego
tha1 ths eompasy broke sp bad end
bsA saag q ssilsssA ptskpsskets -
The daily tribune., 1905-08-16

The Pueblo Chisftain daily) morn.
Ing aud Tue Tribsns sveniug- the
two only TO b month whom paid q
VIZ e6lee u sdvasse. e
The daily tribune., 1905-08-16

Tickets 70 points cast via the Ma.
souri, Pacific from Canon City. gasd
stations west thereof. will allow pur.
ohassrs side trip from Pueblo 70 Dan.
vsr and return whom dssirsd. Pleas
bear this in mind. ~
The daily tribune., 1905-08-16
Asehlsea. rep.ka & Santa Fe Railway

No. ess-From Pueblo and all
~ potss. H., -. ~ :r!tys t;s d.iIy, y,H. n'sas n
=, 49,; dspeIt danX;.-,;-...-... sH m
=. Sunday dspsrt. go m
sspt Sunday, arrivs. .-.- u rs . u
Direct eoenecetoo V nov made at Pueblo foi
Chtee&o and all Points eAst, and ~ L. Junta
yith California limited for Los Aneolss and
San HYauetSeo,
teqsiries solisissd and pronptiy and shsss
fully aDpWeeo6.
,.Ss Ss:''''A'' n'''''''' soi; F.. g: < ~
The daily tribune., 1905-08-16
ABOUT YOUR NEi0HBoRS
AND YOURSELVES

Mrs. Honeyman returned from |
Pueblo last evening.
Mrs. d. A. Jack leaves for Glen.
wood Springs today.
Mrs. Thomas John Jr.. 10 visiting
friends iu Goal Creek.
w. 8. widerfels made q flying
trip to Pueblo yesterday.
"A. M. Powers went to Pueblo
today for q short vacation.
Mrs. CLAY Killingsworth is down
from the district for . visit.
Mrs. John Reese Of Canon passed
through here today enroute to Chi
cago.
j. A. Condit transacted bust ness
In the county seat town yesterday aft.
ernoon.
Miss Maude Morris has gone to
Valley Grove where she has secured
employ ment.
S. G. Kelso 10 attending the
meeting Of the county commissioners
In Canon today.
Mrs. W. K. Fry and baby. Of
Oklahoma. are whiting A. v. Hoff.
man and family,
Mrs. o. NJ. Hardee of Lincoln.
ILL.,. arrived here last night. the guest
Of Mrs.. Tompkins
-Ivor Salmon has gone to Cripple
Greek to reside. having accepted .
position in the gold camp.
Miss Maude Carmody has entered
the employ Of the Fremont Wall
Paper and Paint company.
john Meeoe expects to 20 up to
Beaver creek Saturday to spend Sun
day with the party that went up last
Sunday.
Alexander Walker went to Grip
pie Greek yesterday to Join his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. George Walker.
who have moved up there.
Prof. Housler was up from Port
land yesterday removing aoquiantan.
oes. The professor 10 teaching
school down In that country.
George n. Deibert and Frank
Johnston were out hunting doves yes.
terday afternoon taking advantage Of
the closing hours Of the season.
Mis- Mayme Llewellyn Of Rock.
vale went to salida today to spend .
couple Of weeks with her friend Mrs.
MoMsohen. formerly Miss St Uyr.
Mis- Mae Blaok is here from
Dodge City. Kansas. visiting friends.
She 10 the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. s. Black who formerly resided
here.
Mrs. H. J. Proflitt and son. Rus.
sell. have returned from . two
months visit in Pueblo. Rocky Ford.
and Kansas. The weather in Kansas
was unoomfortably warm.
Frank Cole aud wife arrived last
night from Edith. N. NJ. and may
conclude TO remain in Florence. Mr..
Cole is . SOD of Mrs J. " Pope and
. former employe Of Tho Tribune
office.
Mrs. A. p. Williams returned
from Pueblo last evening whore she
wAs oalled on account Of the death of
. nieoe. She was accom- panied by
Mis- Jessie Reohenberser. who will
visit here few days.
w. l.. Mace left today for Den.
yer and will return tomor row even.
Ing. Mrs. Mace left Monday for
Denver and Boulder and she 10 expect.
cd to return Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Tanner
came down from Cripple Greek yes.
terday for 4 couple Of weeks visit
here. They were taken 70 Beaver
creek today By kr. aud Mrs.. r. Wsd.
dy Tanner for . weeks outing.
Foster hillix. who has been
assistant superintendent Of the con.
ssruotion Of . ditch In the San Luis
valley will return 10 this city ON An.
gust - for . brief visit with home
folka IA iii .akn.u 4. I.A..~AA.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-16

The Daily rris... 4oe p. month.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-11-30

French sailors ashore were so plentiful
that the current slang for a foreigner
in London is still zone o. them entente
cordialers." Then the British fleet
sailed into the Baltic-with chip on
its shoulder, if the truth were known
and the German emperor ordered re-
turn courtesies at Swinemunde.
Meanwhile an American feet sailed
for France to bring home the body Of
John Paul Jones. Nothing was too good
for the man-o'-war's man ashore. my,
what a system!" as the admiring book
agent said who had been kicked from
floor to floor of a History building
Did a sailor man take too much alb
sinthe, in the delusion that it was a
light wine? N importe! He was ar
rested; of a verify yes, Msieu'. But
he was safe. If early in the visit he
was sobered up and released. If later
he was kept and handed over with
smiles just as the detachment was
leaving. Such politeness, such consid-
Grafton! A baby couldn't have been
safer in a nursery.
So New York has a reputation to
sustain, as we'll as the sailor men.
Here are to be nearly 10000 lusty en-
listed men ashore, not presumably all
at once. The town is following the
spirit of the sign used to see on q
Broadway cafe: Walk in, and Billy
VIII Use You Well" The magistrates
are taking lessons in French and Gal.
lie politeness. The police have instruc
lions to be not too Observant. AND
there you are.
The only discordant note was uttered
when an appeal was issued to Irish
American sailors not to fraternize will
the sons OF "perhdlous Albion" 1t fel
fat. What Neglect such an oppor
tunity for good fellowship? Not IL thu
ships company knew itself, and 1
rather thought 1t did!
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-11-30

"tho law allows" or compels, and chais
ienges comparison with the patio Of
a house in Seville or the "cortille" Of
a tenement in Naples. It will be "a
feet by over 100 and INTELLECTUALLY
beautiful. The plans have been filed.
Six not high stories, a beautiful ex-
terror, fireproof construction, two roof
gardens, one for play-use, one for dry
ing clothes, are features. Every apart
ment will have hot and cold water,
the former from a boiler in the base
ment, and there will be bathrooms In
the larger suites. For from two to Eve
rooms, ell light, rental Of S120 to 5000
year will be charged. In a village
this sounds big; but one cannot get
in ''better" part Of town accommo-
dations as good as the larger flats Of
fer for less than $1,000 or $500. Nor
can tenants OF old rookeries unfit for
habitation do better in price. OF the
million people living in cheap tene-
ments in Manhattan alone half pay
from S. to SIS a month for a room or
| two Of inferior quality. The other half
pay from SIS to $50 for two TO five
rooms Of slightly better grade, and in
the latter case sub-let rooms to help
pay the rent.
The Phipps houses are put in a re-
glon where there are, as yet, no model
tenements. The idea Is to compel inn
itation by speculative builders By
drawing OF the best paying tenants
for whom tenement owners compete.
l we'll remember the first conspicu-
GUS model tenement in Manhattan. The
tenants thought It their duty as selfs
respecting citizens Of a free republic
to "cut up" They took It as Joke
They put emery in the bearings Of the
machinery. Model tenements are now
no joke. They are Quilt to pay four
per cent.
The Phipps fund will build four such
groups as the one now planned. They
will make $4,000 year. In five years
with interest added, the money earned
will build another. The next can be
built in four years, the next in three
and quarter, the next in less than
three. In no long time the profits
would be building a new one each year
The City G. Suburban company has
81 900, 900 in model tenements. These
pay dividends.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-11-30
HOW 10 usE nIRcA nARK.
Strips Of Leather Recommended for
Joining Pieces Together and In
dian Decoration Approved.

The shops this month are show
ing all sorts OF pretty things made OF
birch bark, most OF which could be
readily copied by the girl who has
brought home q supply OF birch bark
from her summer vacation.
The little bonbon boxes which we
used to make by laclng together hve
pieces Of the bark with ribbon have
developed into a good-slzed workDox'
IN much the same way, but fitted with
p lid.
The sides are formed Of four pieces
seven by four inches. The top and bot
tom are seven by seven inches. The
edges Of the bark are bound with
sweet grass held in place by overcast
ing with colored floss Join together
with narrow ribbon, which can De
drawn through with needle and TIED
in bows. Have the ribbon Of the
same shade as the floss used in over
casting.
The popular pig penwiper is very
striking when made from birch bark.
For 1t you will require a strip meas
uring four by six inches. Cut the pat
tern Of the pig from paper first, and then
laying this pattern on the bark, cut the
latter by 1t. Eyes, cars, nose and curly
tail are added with brushful OF sepia
water color. Several thicknesses oil
channels cut to the same shape are used
for the wiper. The words Fresh from
the Pen" are emblazoned on piggy
surface.
All sorts of cute little catch-alls, hair
pin holders and dead match receivers
can be fashioned with little ingenuity
from the bark. II not sufficiently Pill
able soak It in water over night.
There are many ways Of decorating
It attractively. Indian designs or VIVA
pass as such, applied with a camels hail
brush dipped in walnut Juice, are effec
tive. For novelty's sake, too, strips o
leather (old gloves will do for this) cal
replace ribbon in binding the bark
care is used. Or loops and strings TO
hanging the articles up can be of tn
leather. Bead fringes and other bea
concentrations, bestowing as they do
characteristic Indian touch, are delight
full.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-11-30
The 500 Ore Fleet.


"The most impressive commercial
panorama that the earth can show Is
the ore laden fleet Of steamers that
passes through the great sault sts'
Marie canal, 5O,OOO,OoO of tons of iron
passing in review, 100000 being iron
ore to be worked up by countless hands
to do service to mankind. One OF
these great steamers has loaded lO,24o
gross tons Of iron ore at Allouez bay
in SO minutes. Nine thousand tons OF
this load were put on in 4 minutes
while the steamer was at dock only
$50 minutes, including shifting. The
Lake Superior country has been termed
the worlds richest mineral territory
AS said the Hon. Peter White, whose
history runs parallel with America
iron age, "the iron trade Of the United
states is a mighty solemn fact"
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-11-30

wasn't it? Then old Pierre Lorillard
died and there was an unfortunate le-
gal quarrel with Mrs. ALLEN, to whom
he gave his famous Rancocas stock
farm.
A nephew of the family, Lorillard
Ronalds, was the founder of cOacnIng
in America. He had the air of grand
gentleman. He was tall and stately
and drove four-in-hand through Italy,
England, France, Germany as well az
parts of his own country that had de-
cent roads. He knew foreign LAM
guages, had gone to school In Paris.
Once in Newport, with that merry wag,
Larry Jerome, father of the dashing
district attorney of New York, he am
tedated by years the pranks of Harry
Lehr by Harvesting up four donkeys.
Mrs. Ronalds has long lived in Lon
don. Five years ago Mr.. Ronalds be-
gan divorce proceedings for desertions
but did not carry them to finish.
Now society Is shocked to learn that
suit has been begun by Ronalds' son
to regain possession OF S1,009,000 worth
of property, given by Ronalds before
his death to Miss Elizabeth Blake, the
daughter OF a lifelong friend, GOstavua
Blake. il is understood that Mrs. Ron-
aids, who occupies a high position in
international society, approves Of her
sons suit.
! OWEN LANGpoA
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-11-30

lapse of those who go early to Egypt
and the Riviera, the season lasts until
London's begins in the early spring.
1t is a delirious season, drunk with
money. Hard times come again no
mo-, as in the minstrel song, If you be-
lieve the butterflies. The sums spent
upon entertaining are enormous. So
ciety has forgotten the rich mans
panic" of 1908, which knocked hum
dreds of millions of collars Of valua-
ton out of stocks, but not one dollar
of value. Wall street and upper FitLA
avenue wax fat together.
Within the past ten years society has
been providing itself with sumptuous
homes rivaling in size and surprising
in convenience the palaces Of Paris and
the town houses of the London nobil-
ity. Ten great houses in New York
surpass the finest one Is years ago.
Ball rooms recalling those of Russia
will be thrown open. Entertainments
will be given upon scale to make the
Bradley Martins ball sober memory.
The new shops, like those of Tiffanys
and Gorham's on Fifth avenue, have
surrendered to extravaganza. They,
too, are palaces. The articles they dis
play have no greater art value than
the more modest shows Of 20 years
ago. They cannot be, as all must. go
to the same fountain sources OF art.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-11-30
AuTuMN IN KANsAs.

There's a sort OF rare completeness
To the whizzing world to-day.
With life as full Of sweetness
As maiden is In May.
The breezes hint of laughter
As they idle Ger the plain,
And sing OF grooming rafter
In the wealth OF autumn's Gain.
The hives are full OF honey,
With the bees still out at nights,
The pastures, green and sunny.
Speak the grazing klne's delights.
The corn stalks lift their tassels
With a grace into the air,
Then bend as willing vassals
Meath the load they have TO bear.
The earth is full Of treasure
Autumn brings from hill and plain,
And man Is blessed in measure
That his barns cannot contain.
The days are full OF gllmmer
From the SUMS excess Of smiles.
And night time hath its simmer
From fair Luna's store of wles.
As II TO crown the blessings,
Nature cools us with its frost,
And midst its pure caressings
Lot the trees are gold-embossed
Oh, life Is full OF beauty,
Underneath, around, above,
And so a mortars duty
Is another name for love.
kansas City Drovers Telegram.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-11-30

another one on top of this, of linen, and
with a little design embroidered in
silks, makes pretty inner finish. The
bag proper is also embroidered in silk
and the ribbon draw-string is placed
about an inch and half from the edge.
This bag, on a smaller scale, and with
out the inner pockets, makes an admir-
able button bag, the advantage being, Of
course, that it may be pulled out fat on
the lap to full circle.
For the pincushion, cut two hearts Of
linen, about a half inch larger, all
around, than your heart-shaped founda-
ton. Bind each edge separately. En-
broider a little forget-me-not design
on the upper side and fasten the two
sides together by means of baby ribbon
run through eyelets, which need not
necessarily be worked. This same idea
may be used for making a sachet.
The sponge case is made to cover a
case Of oiled silk for carrying a sponge
or wash cloth when travelling. 1t meas
ures nine by six and half inches, is
bound like the other articles described
about the edge and the cover flap is EN-.
broidered to suit the fancy.