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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-07

Var. ,s wholly charming book. which
vet gets close to the conhnps 81 ~ ,,b,nh
history. and IN re rea a.; rc, a. zen.
orally will find both pleasure ana profit
. Nv Amanda NJ. Douglas. PIP: 33l M.6y'
Dodd, Mead & CO., New York 3ell'
Richmond. ,,,, 10
A strange mixture Is the new s,sr, noJk :, ~ ~
a1I, IN s air. series but few rhlldrel
would care to wade through ~ Tlveas 10, .,
description and o CO. vs. OF beraef is st
not not, totally unnatural. Some Of tho ch 10
lsh touches are very gooa' t nno' ~ cut nj.
Ing out tic endless dissertations, she
I MIG in time become d writer or hupan
interest. Some bits OF description ss, n,,,
touches OF true nar InMrtcr "a like the
shivering OF glass that made nuh t
echocs,''l or again you couid aiH 1I', hoa
the stars prlcking through tho niue' vo 81
u M iu rerhap. she knows this, for she gclxes
eve evcrv available opportunity to make ,,,, u
ianpthy discourse on the scenery. nc nn
story eliminates IN ron'h n,,, ~ 81" no a
chIld;s story Is in reality mercy Il npoei
nnsn,,ernding under Sundays choo'
title
r,1E MATRIMONIAL PRIMER Byd ~ ";
ti az S Ames, WITH decorations by Gor go
ROSS. % cents net, Paul El aes O 80
4 S'aan san clever little book Of inc
tvne which the last year or Two have PIX, Pr
duced in considerable ED, Gn am Errors are
XII or IN neat alphabetical verse ana YslS
fair eplgram, the text being lnt or and
9Th many appropriate decorations w. ~
drawings. Here are same sam sam p'0s - 80
ep "gf you selected your wife because ,o os
her style. don't growl Wheh inc 81 :
cn "A lover Is an Indulgence; husband ado y
confi1med habit. Acquire oniy soou
oa ..vyhen YOU are married. be gooa COM COM
rade. II It breaks every clhl'i ot -
church and ancestry. ,,,,,,,,nd !.
N.non,t be q valet to your HUSBAND: ,,,,,,c,,
And here is a specimen VERSE So a 80 r
the sentim emit 10 rhtiiet ~ ~
than the rhyme:
TX is for Kisses,
It also stands for Kitchem'
Their relative importhnGe
Needs no Mathematician.
7,,,n Spirit MOTHER. By I'm, M!i lh;nn
Co. Co.. s New uon for originality or high
,mnrlnative qualities; this briei nSSea AIM ~
noes ,neEd sea ae iiments Sn IN an appealing
pie pie hu NIo.t Of the verse deals with pa,
KY; ~ : a. mi reli gious themes. INV :,
.m ocd ds az Of ii was originally publishe'd
Et Is one ae or another Of tho church perioa'-
Gals.
THE SUCCESS OF DE f a oo BY M net
CHARLES az scrIbner's Sons New YORK. 'S''
he conrae eous. hopeful md inspiring ad q,
dress By sS fa ny th haofH ee we'll ii
Boston, M ttn ~" AR I. in condition for pub
Kco ton o ghe paper was oriE'nally given
Gamers of baltimore. and has been "la a
| ~ sought aud read
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-07
Books and Booknaking.

AT the announcement that those poems
~ E,izabeth Barrett and Robert Brown
Ing which were written by each tas e, e o tn
u t',e ,nto one volume the first feeling Is
d 6lme Of tA surprse that such conpllatiqn has
moi been made before, Under title Of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-07
years. have taken apartments at No
30S North Rowland Street.

Misses Minnie and Emma Weaver. OF
on City. Pa. are visiting their cousin,
Mr. A. M. Fletcher, Of No. 51s Mosby
Street, and other relatives and friends In
this city, t5Nf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-07
No.$o1s.
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Come Into the Garden, Maud.
BY TnNNYsoN.

.,.s Isl ONE the garden, Maud,
""A*s5s the black bat night has flown.
into the garden, Maud,
Is&a at the alone;
And woodbine spices waited abroad;
And the Of s blown.
breeze of morning moves,
planet Of love is on high,
Beginning to n the light that she loves
a bed of dafodn sky
l5 the light Of tho she loves,
o in his light, and to die
All night heard
flute violin, bassoon;
All night essamine stirred
To dancers dancing in tune,
q fell with the waking bird
n hush with the setting moon
Queen the rosebud garden of girls,
hther, the dances are done,
In gloss Of satin and gmmer of pearls,
Queen lily and roso in one;
Is Shine out, summing with curls
To the be their
fallen splendid tear
From passion flower at the gate,
She is coming, dove, DEAR
coming, life, my fate
The cries, 'she is near she is near
And "She is ate;"
The lar1spur listens, II hear, hear"
And the whispers, II wait"
She S coming, sweet
tread,
NV would hear her and beat
Were earth earthly bed;
dust would hear her and beat,
lain for century dead;
and trembe under her feet
blossom in purple and red
series began
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-07
n costume OF pink chiffon and carried
mink roses. Lieutenant j. r. Smythe was

the best man.
A reception was hold after the cere.
mony. and Lieutenant and Mrs. Man
waring left for a bridal tour West. Ihey
viii reside at Philadelphia. as Lieutenant
Manwaring is stationed at League IS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-07
More October Magazines.

rbo critic contains good pictures OF
Mrs Mary Ainpes Dodge. Aif I,s t Gusad
Wallace, Nelson Lloyd MA th1 ~ rk se com.
t Hme1can ~ college GIFTS Ignorance Of Of
literature j. lIamm4fhh ot T Tnresco ~
~, ,nade .o famous by Dnudets wonderfnl t ,i
iin INV Ammo H. Wharton has e reu turn
, nnScr on "Philndelphia in Literaanre o.
ina HONS Saint G an ef oh l1s feech.
an I'd critical are up to the critics usu'''
standard.
Dnv Is q uuper OH "Rcd Letter Hunting
Days" by ex-Mayor Harrison, o. ~,
cago. Mr., Harrison,s Quarry Il = h fo,r II
ministrativa office. The events OF th .,
past mont.l are edltorially discussed VII, Wl,n
bIiy aFd asny may be men
n tjuned " ~ Among the Glaciers"
."'"TThe Peace conferencen by , walter
Msllman In p MHrf' fSe oMMmusemenis
semtb1iles and Political Ambitions"
eassar W is yur Sn'ie oafa8 grHRAh' s
i sIsn's Of tho Tiger" the, stirring text
es asretedd { nthersp ha9 fEgsG cn Py
I owls supplies tho opening inslalment of
d new serial, THE Throwba,ck Other
Rninh d. Puines "rhe American Trooper
a aiMdiplII Ills Mount Maurice G. Eldridge's
;''SMendne Our Wpys-'rhe Revolution OF
peynnd tia Desert" Vance Thompson's
Hi vtI1p lii in tic Berkshires," and Arthur
Goodrich's Racing Through France for
Automobil. Records There are tho e
napers on sporting and out or door topics,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-07
.pa 81 NORFOLK Rd :,
TIP Tip. Every Sunday Trip.
.On.the Popular TRIlBY Excursion

VIA NORFOLK AND WESTERN RY.
Leaves Byrd Street Station $3.50, A. =,
Quickest best and only ali-rail route. No
change of cars. TRII1l3Y gives you ono
hour longer with your friends In Norfolk
than any other Sunday outing train.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-07
SPECIAL REDUCED RATES TO RIA.
LEIGH, N. CT AND RETURN, VIA
USOUTHERN RAILWAY.n

. Account North Carolina State Fair, m to
ono fare, plus Soc, for the round trip,
including one admission to Fair Grounds.
Very low rate for Military and Brass
Bands in parties OF twenty or more.
Tickets on sale October 18th to 2lst
return limit October 23d from Richmond
Norfolk, Iynchburg and all intermediate
stations in Virginia, and from all points
In North Carolina.
Inquire o. all ticket agents.
g, w. WESTBURY, p, F, a.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-07

REMINlscE;N s!. 4 oE PE ;A, 4, AMP NJ
400 net, Macmillan O., New York;
l!yhtful book shows thorough revision
and d consld erable enlargement OF her
book rs at first published. Without re-
ferrn~ TO the earlier volume, we should
snY that the present one Is nearly g third
larger, and no doubt contains thej aus
lhor'a "reminiscences IN thelr hnal form r.
pulnrly fruitful In excellent memoirs, and
personal .rccollect!ons, Mrs. Pryov's book
ron brougk%, forth, ~ Southern readers slnH
ana especially to Yirglnians, II was pec1-
LARRY intertatins., Mrs; Pryor,s contin IL
ned residencce In Washington during the
her the opn,orrtuniiy Of meeting many o. Of
and Of watohln- the gradual k!ndl!ng Of
when tho strife had actually begun. she
watcher what Was going on In The field
and at home Al pretty close range. A
especial local interest attaches to her
many chapters describing life in Rich-
made made Mrs. Pryora book unu,su,lly spc,
Nv It is her lively way Of relating It,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-07

Mr.. Phillips Is thoroughly familiar With
tho spirit OF It in these pleasant pages.
It Is an agreeable and sprightly little
story, not uninstructivo or wholly free
mention Of MIR. Underwood's pictures,
which AFRO consistently and uncominonly
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-07
,,,1r sp1n1T MOTHER. BY Miriam Miriam,

sc co,, n,e eenus hopeful md inspiring a q,
dress BY r. RsS fd Dy tha aDf i4e we'll
EcaWn d' ghe paper was orE'nally given
Gamers of baltimore. and has been "'ae-
", 'soupht and read. sit1t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-07

yrera ia n wholly charming book. when
vet gets close to the conhnos OF na,i ,S,1,
history, and In the rendlnR o. o., WAY" ,,aI.
orally will find both pleasure ana profit
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-07

BABY, 40 ~ :, I - !, Annleton j. Co., New
i Tors ant cmobiles ever had more advenr
turous carers than ham dia t ine a.. young
which gvef TINS " 6 poo we we are first priyi-
man; man ow W see it, and no confessed In to
: aavnr " Won il at charity bazaar a ode
Ticket stood me half ..aa 81 su'H Years little
mittsd anhrly' ma lang ne WI Winning number
AT Re Of a silk hat" Baby Bullet haa t puS
y single fault. 1t was not az a. Ma MA
looking little car, but y on s,i1Piy IN Bnby
IN mule e. YOU sat Quietly on top It ana ana
waited for tow, The, YOUNG man nua
rot tired OF this Stalled n the ro "a.
seventeen miles from nnYWhertee' ne was Tas
sert Ills Baby Bullet, when MISS MISS scneiL 1
sinister OF thirty-iye, anu LSsle l1ock-
hart, u beautiful maiden Of nlh 81, " y
thereabouts heaved into sign., Inc :, ter,
change, which we have read With pl Iha,,
ure, at the end Of which the Misses schell
and Lockhnrt find themselves, the undls-
prted owners Of Baby buiiet 1or i,at nn:
containing two men, Of respectively SUIT
oLle ages, we feel that all the elements
Cor q lively and engaging fate OF love
and nutomobllinr'
mild adventures BY tho roadside Gulml-
nate nate in the unexpected loss OF All the
money mon IN The party, which nnally be,
comes almost serious Mortimer. hha it h hs
rouldn't lay, his hand on It at the mo-
ment Needless to say everything e9meess
nut all right, with Essie, engaged to
Morty and Christine plighted to Alphonso,
amusing his conversations arc bright
| even witlv, and his narrative consists
| emily spriRhtly: and his book Is, though
slight, pleasant and agreeable reading,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-07

TIE TRIDENT AND THE NET. BY the
nress ~ So si.5o iIa or and and
Brothers. New York; Bell, Richmond al
The Trioent and the Net" by contrast
With the previous publications Of the
hardly that but It Is an extremely In
terestlng book because Of It's appeal TO
what Is best and trucst In human nature.
md because It seems to be written at
frst hand and to have every word and
feeling surchnrged with genuine emo
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-07

The story deals chiefly with the family
history Of q titled Breton family. and
with DESCRIPTIONS Of the scenery on the
brittany coast and In the Vicinity of
kergoat Castle. the ancestral home of
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-09-09

licensed dealers in liquor Throughout
the county, this report which you
have made, and the fact that they are
from week to week, violating the law.
And | instruct him further that it is
his duty to proceed under the direc-
tions of the district attorney and in
such manner as he shall direct, to
have this law enforced and the saloons
closed on Sunday, as the law requires.
| have no doubt that the sheriff will
proceed in this manner and will meet
with immediate success, for | am in
formed that the class of dealers to
whom your report refers are really
law abiding men, and that they have
proceeded in violation of the law be-
cause they understood that dealers
in other counties were doing so, and
that If they understand the law is to
be enforced they will readily and
cheerfully yield obedience to 1t, and
that instead of following the evil ex-
ample in other counties, they will do
their part toward furnishing in this
county a good example for the other
counties and districts to follow.
Il thank you again for your ser
vices, and now that they ere com
plete, comply with your re uest and
discharge you from fur.h-r attend
ance."
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-09-09
CHlLDERS DENIES STATEMENTS OF
THE JOURNAL AND new MEXICAN AS
TO HIS POSITION IN THE PAST

any kind of argument or statements,
without regard to the principle in
volved whatever. They are incapable
of understanding the duties of law
yer or the profession of a lawyer.
The Journal made some references
to the trial of these cases in public
few days ago. OF course the Journal
can not see that any public question
is involved in these cases. The mat
ters before the court between the two
sets of claimants of the offices is a
law suit, triable by the court. The
question of the power of the governor
to remove officers of the territory
the way these have been removed or
at any other time, is proper question
tor public discussion. These cases,
as far as they involved public rights
will be discussed in the forum of
public opinion, and before the presi-
dent and senate of the United States
until the rights of the people of New
Mexico have been fully vindfcated.
w. b. CHILDERS.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-09-09

given to the offenders. We therefore
recommend to you that, in open court,
and in the most public manner pos
sible, you instruct and direct the sher.
iff of the county to notify all such
persons that future violations of this
law will be prosecuted and punished,
and that he do all in his power to
put a stop to it, as the continued VIC.
lation of one law tends to create a
disrespect of law.
We make this recommendation out
of consideration for these misguided
people who have violated the law,
who ought to be warned before being
prosecuted, and because we are con
vinced, irrespective of the merits of
this, or of any other law, that the
disregard of one law tends 70 create
a disrespect of all law.
We desire to express our apprecia-
ton of the courteous and kind treat.
ment which we have received from
the court, and from all of the Officers
of the court and the county, which
have greatly expedited our labors.
Having completed our labOrs, we
now respectfully ask to be discharged
for the term.
court Discharges Jury.
The court, in discharging the grand
jury, said
"Mr. Foreman, and Gentlemen of the
Grand Jury:
"In the first place, / wish to thank
you for your attendance, and for the
manner in which you have performed
your duties as grand jurors. You have
shown yourselves in that way TO be
good citizens of this county and of the
territory of New Mexico ! quite agree
with you that the class of yiolatOrs OF
the Sunday law, to whom you have
referred in your report, should receive
admOnition and have an opportunity
to profit by it, before being subjected
to the penalty of the law Since IL is
doubtless true, as you have said in
your report, tnat this law has been In
a large part, If not I'm all OF the terri
tory, allowed 10 slumber for years, and
/ II Is quite true, too, as you say in youl
report, that the disregard OF one law
leads gradually TO the disregard Of al
laws, ! therefore, shall now proceed tC
do what your report recOmmend'
should be done, and ! instruct the
sheriff, now present that IL Is his
, duty 10 call TO the attention Of al
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-09-09
OFFICIAL MATTERS
NEW NoTARlES-OFFlcIAL MAT
TERS-TERRIToRlAL BOARD OF
EDUCATION.
Board of Education.


Governor Otero has appointed Pro-
fessor Ermund ]. Vert, president of
the Normal University at Las Vegas,
a member of the Territorial Board of
Education, vice Miss Maggie j. Buch-
er, resigned.
Notaries Public Appointed.
The following notaries public have
been appointed by Governor Otero:
Herbert F. Reynolds, Albuquerque,
Bernalillo county; Howard n. Thorpe,
Pama, Torrance county; Frederick A.
Kenniston, Vermejo, Colfax county.
Reclamation Project in Estancia Val
ley.
Mr.. Richardson of the Bureau of
Reclamation, who has been making an
with regard to the feasibility of OBJ
tanning artesian water at that place
is expected to make his report within
a couple of weeks, when the govern
ment will determine whether it will
give it its aid.
Meeting Of Territorial Board Of Edu-
cation Tomorrow.
The Territorial Board of Education
met this morning at the offices of
Professor Hiram Hadley, superintend-
ent of public instruction, at the capi-
tol, in regular quarterly meeting. The
members of the board are; Governor
NJ. A. Otero, eX-officio; Professor
Hiram Hadley, superintendent of pub,
lie instruction. Brother Butolph, presi.
dent st. Michaels College; Professor
Luther Foster, president of the Col
lege of Agriculture and Mechanic
Arts; Professor c. NJ. Light, president
Normal Institute, Silver City; Pro
tessor w G, Tight president of Uni
versity of New Mexico; Professor E
j. Vert, president of Normal Univer
siJy at Las Vegas.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-09-09

Subscribe for The Evening citizen,
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-09-09
HoMESTEADERS BRING A
BAND ON SPECIAL TRAIN

special solid vestibuled train Of
five Pullman sleepers and Santa Fe
diner arrived in Roswell Wednesday
with 225 homeseekers and capitalists
from the eastern and northern states
This was the finest train that has ever
been brought to the Pecos valley. The
Kirkwood, ILL.,, band of twenty-five
pieces accompanied the party.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-09-09
WILLING HELPERS



What's the use of a helper If .
. he isn't willing? Willingness is -
an ample mantle which will al .
. most cover all the sins of serv- .
. ice. But a classified advertise .
. ment in The Evening Citizen is a s
. willing helper that is not only :
. absolutely competent, but also is :
. a willing worker. It works all .
. the time for you. It is the best Z
. and most economical publicity in i.
. the world. Z
sssSSSs a
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-09-09
Soothing and Cooling.

The salye that heals without a scar
Is De Wits V itch Hazel Salve. No
remedy effects such speedy relief It
draws out Inflammation, soothes,
cools and heals all cuts, burns and
bruises. A sure cure for piles and
skin diseases. DeWitt's is the only
genuine Witch Hazel Salve. Beware
OF counterieits, they are dangerous.
Sold by all druggists.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-09-09
Elendlsh SufferInn.

Is often caused by sores, ulcers and can
GERS that eat away your skin. VIM Be
dell, OF Flat Rock, Mich, says: u have
used Bucklen's Arnica Salve for Ulcers,
Sores and Cancers. Ii is the best heal
ing dressing / ever found" Soothes
and heals cuts. burns and scalds; 25c,
at all druggists guaranteed.
Snbscrihe for Tha EHanlng Citizen
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-09-09

Jacobsen Sisters, dressmakers and
ladies' tailors, have returned 10 40l
North Fifth street.
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d.. BnrnarsIo. TIE LOndon phlInn.
thropldt, Who died recently, had .
staRiIIn2 way ii protecting The papers
upon his desk from the devAsting tidy
housemnld. Hs kept . couple o.
snakes Ia the wnste paper basket
underneAth, and the echeme worked
like charm.
The world do move. Here,a the
president OF the United StAtes several
hundred miles AZ sea, but III constant
telfgravhic Communication with the
national Capital. What would q
Washington have thought Of that.
Does King Edward think be u con-
ferring any special honor upon the
m,kadO II making him 3 garter
knight The Son o. Heaven, 4 muet
be remembered, ia some pumpkins
himself.
Patrick. the New York murderer,
was able to otave on death for i've
years. Hoch, OF ChlcagO, would have
s'got hisp Ia a. many months; bad II
not been tor charity. Patrick bad
money.
aHell Roaring Jake Smith says We
need more leisure 10 thin country. Not
Ia this southern section, Jakey, old
boyi We're too busy developing ~
think about loafiDg.
We don't know exactly what this
Gauiemalsn kelep is, but we trust ita
introduction into the boil sweeviI pre-.
serves will not prove another case Of
English sparrow.
Wu Ting Fang denies that he 10 In
any way responsible for the Chinese
boycott, but We suspect Wu wasn't
asking all those questions for nothing
when he was In our midst.
II never zee Throggins doing any.
thing. What's his ocCupattOn3'l
Ellis occupation? He has . second
cousin that's the president Of BIG
life insurance company"
In French, mother is "Nere'' and
father is peer In the United
States mother Il Peer" and father il
"Mere," and often not even that
much.
II Is now claimed that physical cul.
tuFe will develope the nerve. But
why develope the nerve?
"A mans superstition refuses to wcrh
when he Is offered thirteen oysters fol
dozen. 4
After stealing q kiss an honorable
man 10 never satisfied until be returns
it.