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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-06-16

YOUNG MAN. q. during vacation In coun-
my: outIalF work only after June 10
builder ~ constructor: c4ty OF country X
}. KAHN 80 East Ills II
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WORK WANTED.
hInIr-

Mnle-
YOUNG MAN. @5 desires position as time
keeper. cost clerk q: stock keeper IN
factory or machine shop. OF with con
tractor: experience. references Address
r. -. MOORE. T.. p. Produce Exchange
city
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TO THE
GATSKlll MIWNT AIMS

Via the Catskill Mountain. Otis and Cats
kill and Tannersville Railways.
Direct connection with the y. Y Central
trains leaving New York at 11:10 A. NJ,
and the West Shore trains leaving West
42d st. at T:30 A. VI. and 11:35 A NJ
Also direct conuection with the HUDSON
RIVER DAY LINE and the CATShlLL
EVENING LINE STEAMERS PURCHASE
TICKETS VIA CATSKIILA
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EwEPTrAW T.TNG

AMERICAN LTNE Ero q Fer
PLYMOUTH -CfIaItIi' Ci-SOUTHANPTON
ST FauL.....-..June IL. $50 \. NJ. JuIy Il
New York. .-....ju n= %. $50 \. NJ. July y
s. Louis ....-.June 80. $50 \. N. Aug 1
Philadelphia July = $50 \. N; Aug. IL
Red STAR LIEE i +! z Ter R
LOVER-AN-rW E,RI'-UONDON. PARIS).
iceland. $1,000 June Ii, noon July IA
Finland .........-- j uEs - A. NJ. Aug. 4
Vaderland -.-.-JuEe 80, 1890 a. NJ. july p
Ero0uland .........JuIy Z. A. NJ Aug Is
WRITE STAR LINE Is st' = Re- E
NEW YOEk-Q' NSTOWN-LIVERPOOIA
Oceanic ...-..- June 20. $50 p. N July IS
Teutonic June -. 1000 \ ". July Is
Cedric June - Hoo A NJ; July -
BaI-.c ........July :, 900 4. II. Aug.
Aiajest!c July II. io:0O A. NJ. Aug. :
Celtic ....----.-July IT, II 30 A NJ Aug. To
, 70 K2DITE &ItANEAN ibis VA
FkUJI NEW YORK
-RETIC. June II. 10 \. NJ; Aug. J. sept .
FROM BOSTON
f-A%OPIC. June 50 5 =. NJ; Aug. II. Oct 8
MANIC. July Z, II a NJ sept L.
JEWELLERS CHECKS AND LETTERS
JF7 ,.T;EplT ISSJ ED 81 THE COMPANY.
rASSF,%GEsE OFFICE& q BROADWAY
F-Tei.t.t Orl-r Whitehall Bldg. Battery Pr.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.


PED ID" LINE.
For la Gusyra. Puerto Caeello. cura-
Gao and Ai,racaioo. Via Curacao, calling
also at san Iuau. +. p.
: >. CARACAS saturday. June d noon
5 :. tPHlL-NI ELPHIA.- Sat. July z noon
for Ia GcAyfa. Curacao and NIaracalnO.
) ;. ZCLIN-----. saturday june 70, noon
= > NNitACAiGN SATURDAY. July IA noon
These steaDlvss haze supeIiog -:comno-
d3tlons f1r passengers.
BOCLrJN, BLISS & DNLLETr.
General Managers. - Wall ST
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AND POINTS IN
TROY l0EgE,

HUDSON RIVER ROUTE
NEW YORK-TROY.
Str CITY of Troy or Saratoga Leave
Pier 46. West 10th St Daily texcept Satur-
day., 6 Z. NJ.
SUNDAY STEAMERS TOUCH
AT ALBANY.
Direct connection at Troy with trains to all
points Dining rooms on main deck-Or-
crestra-IOw Excursion Rates-Booklets
ree-Automobiles carried.
fsxcursion:-Troy. $3.50: Saratoga. 81. so;
Iake George. So IS; Wilmington. Vt, $500.
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GENERAL ITEMS OF THE WEEK.

The Rev. DR., George F. Pentecost will preach
FIVE Sundays. beginning last Sunday. at the Marble
Collegiate Church.
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
EAMBURG-AMBRICAN LINE.

From Bremen Piers 3dS4th SITS Hoboken.
OELRICHS & CO. No : Eroa fwuy. y Y.
Louis H Meyer 10 South T~iri St. Phila.
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At the Scotch Presbyterian Church the prepara-
tory services before communion will be held
wednesday evening at o'clock
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-17
Wcucr YruseR.

GolumbuS, o, Is. Nopember,
- Ias Suprem . @eridt bat ocn
Soleoo'er @isbGnblern 9emolL Mil.
Ter uno 9oiro, nelhe megen Gerle-
bllng oeS anti . SrultgeiebeS pom
9iltritts- @eridt 81 ie eincm Sabre
Nrbeitsballs un,o $4,000 perurtbeilt
moroen maren, geitottet, bas llrtbeil
lpegen Srrtp1ms an5ufedten. Die
Strnie mar bon ben Gerurtbeilten
nod nid)t auaetreteM "a iie nadS tel.
hing BON ie $4,000 Caution p%orl6ufig
altf ireiem SaiBe belaiien aparen. Die
gnflnge aegen Den |io9elannten @is-
1rllit IN Soleoo mllroe bon Dem Nid).
ter Bigger iiir icblerbnit erflGrt, lues.
balb er einem Outrage Der Gertbeioi.
ger Der NlBcHdgten oli Anied)tung
oes llrtbeilS nadgab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-17

Sono unb feline 4u9sn slii6ten i'm
Sbatenorana. nMenn Sic jsst binabs
Iteiaen," fldfsrte er bsib, 10 bssess
ren sic inn! Wenn sic bier tIeiben,
finoet er Gie unb bdlt Bis moroen frib
bpr Sbrer 9tiirs Waht, Ilio blsibt
Sbren nur E in Wes - Der Wee
Ses Rubmes = Der neg oes Mutbss
unb ser Gbre = ba b%inuuf!"
Ginen Wngenblid soqerie iie. ga
1T bod nod 5u irib2" murmeli. &c,
.Goum MitternoGt."
Qber Ser 3ropf psrreinte. Wenu
man jest Bel benz Id0nen Yollmpno.
Fdein pegsiHge. treffe man cen Gdnes
an beiten unO TONNE gu gutter 3eit
auf Ole SpiBe.
ga oeutete lie nit o;m 9erqitod
f6tpeisenb gu Ger peibIid in Der btdu=
Iiten Nadt itebenoen 5uderbutformi.
gen Rieiin empor, mari Den &cpf in
Den Baden ilno ein9 otne reiteres oar
ouf lbs. Der arppf nit einem ir09liten
Greinen auf Den perpitterten 3iiger
binterber.
@uf Den 5ubipiBen pis Elm 9ieb
i9Ii6 Martin Stsbenpfeiffer in Den
Glur auriid unb fam unbemertt nit
Sut. 9trgftod uno Wlante! nieoer Der
aus, Stoblpdenb blidte er I'M Iih,
banr trabte er. Dor Sbatenorang Ielig
Iahenb. 10 raid es feline tursen 9eins
srlaubten. binter Der getsimnibpou bon
Der nGhften SObe berub pintenoer
QIpenfee Der in bas WoItsnreia Der
Wbenteuer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-17
Snmcr nod gclbcs Sicbcr.

GeritGrfltng Ser cubanilhen 2ano=
8cnoarmerie. 9nn0itcnidaa.
rem periprcngt. - SiIi5iere ouf
Cuba Iaiien ibrc 6amiIicn fom-
men.
Sapunu, is. Hop. - 8elbes
6ieber breitet lidL menn ollh lang
lam, bod miner nod ali Ser Sniel
aus. Gin neltcr Sull miro ans Wton-
5oniIlo unb 5rpei MIs Cruces beridtet
in Snpnha lit sic Gage unucrGnoert.
Gle 2ano . @enonrmcric, melhc
Dor &nr5rm crbeblid pcrItortt morocll
lit uno sur Gcriolgung Ser bon ser
Rebenion Der in peribieocncn Sbci-
len ocs 2anoeS morooirenocn 9anoen
permanot miro, lit in ser @riiiulng
oieier Nliigabc GuBcrlt erfolgreid).
Waior u. W. Gatlin, melder Ole Wu-
rinetrlppen in Souto Gomtngo be.
iebli9t, meloet, bnB oie 2anogenoar-
men geltern Nbeno etpa 20 9anoiten
in Der HGbe ser Stabt iiberraihten,
5tpei bon itnen geion9en nobmen uno
cine NnSabl @epebre unb Wunition
crbelttetcn; Die ettfommcnen 9anois
ten perocn eifrig perfolgt. Nild il,
onberen 9nnoeStbeilcn iino bereits
5oblreifc Barber 5eritrelt morocn,
uno MIR in Hond)o 9clo5 bcrridt nod
mn9emobnlihe llnoronuug.
NemportN ems $, Su., 16. Hop.
0as @unoes Sransportibiff
Sumner" lit bon bier nit Sorrd-
then nno elmer an5abl BON Ndiingie'
rem a~bgeiobren. litter ben 2ebtercn
beiinoen lid etlpo 40 Eerionen, mclde
6amilicnmitglieoer Der in Cuba ita'
tionirten Siii5ierc iino.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-17
0clS 81 berIei4eu.

Mne, tueide gets BebranMsn, tprrhen httr
nor. Mnletber auf Sdldre. @e6beIn. u. Grutio.
gieentbnn. SIn yertrduen. Reine 9oonsOffiee.
100, ssorS.Paea.etrake. (27s-)
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CflabOma's Stimmacbcrsabl.

DC MS fogee, ). &, IS. Nop. =
Gas Heiultat Der fiir5liden @nbl
bon 0elegoten iiir Den Gerfaiiungs-
Gonuclt in Oflaboma mo Snoianer-
lerritorirm, melhe 5uiommen ben
nelteu Stoat Sflaboma biloen per.
Den, ermo9liht sic critic genaueS d)G.
bung Der 3abl Der Stimmgeber in
Den bcioen 5erritorien. Die 3obl
Gcrlclbcn i'm Snoianer . 1erritorium
lit runo 101 900, in Ofln6oma o..
$50. Sn Genius BON 1900 mar Ole
9euolferuns oes Snoianer . 1errito.
rihms auf 1920 DOC angegeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-17

StoBieuf5er. -7alelteres6rau'
LEM: ia beiBt es imnter, unIereGr-
DC lei gar nidt 10 grob, ulo bod i'm
oct mid feiner!"
Spra6li6es 6. - sWeier! sic
baben ia bier zen gros" oeutid &C.
idJricben! Gas ihreibt man bod To-
teinii6, meii's fran5oiiid it,"
5eltt q 9. = gommis gum ails
oeren): v@arum lit bel guh &c.
iflolien?" Sic Jrau meincs
Chefs lit ourheebrannt, oa babert
mir ale eiiten balben Gag irei &C.
frieet!"
mhreibung. ,Tieie
SANG Serr SberfeQner, Die Sic ais
porlesten Gang ierniren. bate bod
Iton uinnittelbar nod Der Suppe
fommet1 miiiien!. ..9ns alter bat
bod iiberada Sen @ortritt!"
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8. q a b itef [.

q IttItt Jleu]ttl t(uetleN uNu
~ ipottelten. ais er Ole beioen eins
q bolte, i'm Wonoihein in bunoer.
Sttberlhuppen gliberno Ole
We1en bes Eborlifees. iiber oenen Der
talte Hd9tpino oss @lstIders geIddfs
tts bin unn Der lief. Sin tpeiber. bon
Idpar5en Sdliinben 3erriTener Wal
itano Der Gisitrom bes Serners fiji in
ieiner teblofen llmsetung, pie Der ses
treue @dart mabnenb am 3auberbere
oes .Wilben DirnbI" Wade balteno.
4ber Martin Siebenpfeiffer tiimmsrts
ii9 tpenig nm iein pielfaseno.s. froftigs
abtpebrenbes Shpeiaen. Gr idtpans
oen 8ergitod pertpsgen tpis Elm Rsitsr
feline 2arae iber Dem &opf unb foIste
Dem 5ibrer. Den gletider psrG6tli6
re9tS liegen laHeno. in Ole gerDu.
erfiiute 1balmulbe. Die iih sis oift
gum Gistbron oes .Wiloen SirnoIs"
binsog.
lleberau In bieism einiamen !S0bens
booen ram es in flieBsnben. ipieselns
ben SAIeiern 5piiden ben Jelstlum.
pen. Dem feu4tsn Mpps uno ariinen
@ras eilfertig gu 9bal. Rinss in Ser
HunOe lebten Die WaHer. Sie 1GoNen
in lanaen Silbsrfdoen Die StsilbGnae
berab. ie einten iid unb tbeilten iit
unb perihlansen fif pieber in plGt.
'Aern6em Hirenipiel uno liebsn, tpp
INNER ite ~ipransen ppo iansen, bas
MonoItdt oeS 6tmmsls in tauIeno ell.
fertig ireAfelno:n, pte Soluble spis
i9en Dem tubten Getetn buTdenoen
9liben urb Grei1en tpieoer aufblinten.
Iber Die orei Wanoerer fiimmerten
fiG tpenig INN Den IiIbsrbsnen Sang,
oas ftlberbeIe Gid,t Der i'm BLONDES
frieoen pertrdumten Sodipelt - Te
b%afteten porfpGrts lpie ole 8erbredsr.
pie Die Rduter oem .gno' Der Welt"
81, Dem Qbfdlub oes !S~obenbsdens. 3u
Dem fell Die firnpsiber Sdleppenful.
ten Der Gisjun9frau berabfislen. DEM
INNER nod, gluubtsn lie ulri6 S6ne.
bosts mibt1nenoes Gejohet in ibren
Obren gu p%ernebmen uno trubten, bob
er in ipdte5tsns elm. 3tpei ,Stunoen auf
Der 5borlibiitte Ieiu uno Iobalb er ibte
Ibrpe'enbeit bemertt, ii1 5ur gerfot;
sllng hes fliidtiaen tSittenpaters un6
ieines I6onen Raubes aufmaden
piirDe.
Mdrtin Siebenpfeiffer bate, oa ibm
Der aropf gu ldueium eina, Die 5ub:
rilng iibernommen. Sn tpiIbem Gifer
itolperte er i6sr oas @eitein pordns.
Gr fiiblte nidt Die blauen Jtede. rid.
Die blutigen .G1rummen, Ole er fid
Sipiiden Sen pddti1en MorGnenbt0den
boIte. nidt SOS SdrespdKer. oas eis.
tult bu-d Bic mnnoelbafter Beroidube
hrdng in Ieiner Seete perlten uno
tun5ten INNER rod Die Geiiter oes
Mlfohpls ,uu0 ao1en nit ~blnbenoem
Jarbenfpiet, nit pritidentIang iinn
8turftenreiesn I'M Jditna9tssug our6
Iein @ebirn, 5eBt Iebt. cr iebt erft.
irp ct. eitt l1heaoe r @ebieter, ourd
Itinen 5arem ron itsu Jim Jpn i'm
9dlbfreis itebenosr lu,tbbsridleierien
Gisiungiraiien duf bie Iproo. 8onigin
oct Yerse. Die aUnigin IeineS 6ersens.
suI6ritt. 5inter Iid bos ieltiame
padr. ben uralten. Ittlettdrtigen Berg
fiibrer uitb nas itoBe jtnge Weib.
Sdon tpar ie = id0n pie Jrou De
nus aus Dem !6orielbsrs. Dor oeIIen
pforte bort biutsn Der CUTE aIte Gdart
in @letidsresitalt poiten ftanb! uno
!Strrn .5arnbdulers Slaee fiet Inn Elm:
50 Wenus. fhDne Sratis msinl - Sty
feio cine 1tutet:nrs!l"
Dottietnng folgt.)
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an %pcrfanfcn

Gu ocrfaufeu:
gr, 1901 unb 1920, NorosBortsS irabe, 5pis
tben yprtb. NIB 2afapette. Nucuue; feiner Ylnp
thr Wirtbftatt @rocerps cber @aIanterieWun'
ren.Haoert. aa15uiraget an Srt unb Stele.
(3l7-2t)
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ImftionS : In5ciscu.
9ard sbumas &. siosiioa, au,tiunatOr.

6llnfunofiini5ig Ndcr pradtpou
geIcgeneu 2all0cs, 0ltlid BON ISronf-
Iin-Aucmlc, oireft Dor Der fat6oliId,en
ct. MISUNDERSTANDING nno innerbolb
. Minuten @eaes bon ser cIeftriihen
9eIair.H 9inie, miro an Srt unb
STEELE am
Sicnitas, Scn 20. Nupembcr 1906,
= llbr Nudmlittags,
olf 0fientlid)er Nuftion perfmlit.
Sir %poIitanOige Nusfunit, 9lar=
oride, Seoingungen etc. Denoe man
iih an Die llnter5ei6netcn.
Ssbn 3. Centrum,
Sphu 9. Sibbiipn,
TntpdIte.
4os-9-1O au,u.@ebaasc, Baltimore, Orb.
(3lg2l 40
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Sn m it iides.

Ran fnnn'S if M { t cd)t
mt d d. en-. 2ebrer tin Der Gorf
ifule): ,vSubcr, lag mir lett, pic
pieI lit octtn Die S6lite bon iiinf?"
Ger fleine Srbcr (5u ieinem Hnbbdr
lciicl: .Sitit cs, jett bat or mi ifp
pieSer: Jog / 5luci, it's ibm 5u ne,
RIG, Jag orei. it's inn 81 piel!"
OR hat d. / edit. @anfief
(5ilm ihriititelcrnoen Sobne):
nSarrp, lab ab bon Der brooloien
anrit uno iana al Il 9eidait. Iii
lpeibt ondr @elo regiert bic Welt!"-
Smrn: .@efo? = Ser Sdein regiert
Die Melt, iuSt SdJiHer!. Bater:
Stu - Sdiacr 6at aud, red)t; is a
JauienomarriAcin fem Welo2"
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gerfauat.

WerInnnf:
Sranen, lint Willfter 81 itenlpeln. Stett9e
@ef6dftiglng ODER mir fir Ibenbs: fbIen aes
Iernt. Mr5eit nuG benz Sauie aebra6t. $40
pro SIiseno. Gadsufraeen Simmer Tr. l.,
Galocrt.9 anf. 8ebGRoc. (315-2t)
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gu 1erfaufen:

gu 1erfaufen:
$3.50 idufen zines iener ntebIiten Sdufer
an Der aprt.Sirabe, 8pifbeE Drleans. unb
Sefferios;,@ TRADE. Sie fdnmtIi6en oben aes
raHntea Sduier iino men uub MODERN eineerits
tet. 9es9leifen oaS Saus GIT. 102, gorbs
Wloutforos slnerue. @nuftele IA SUB 8 Bon
bel 20 SUB: @ruuo5ins S2.25 pro SUB. greis
oes Saufes $l250.00. GSuarp :. Gallagher,
gaumeiiier, VT. 24O7, 5airmuunt.9luenue.
(264-l
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giel 8eIb at ncroienen

nit Semitic, SbIt' unS @einbau. @erinae On.
6%abIune. Ieihte Sebiuguiaen fir fIeiBtee 5ar.
,ner. Cine iuuitrirte groi4ire ,pirb frei Der.
ianbt. Man fhreibe oesbaIb an
8. Wdoenboop, iii E..Gbarles.s ctr.
(Gept19, 12Wete) Baltimore, Mb.
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RarpIano GbatteI 2pan aHssiation.
$40 Pc $500 nssssn ssslieten snt. gsb.in.
eeft 1. Snnnar 1b05 befin6en Rs uuiere Hn.
reduy iuieoer In u~rferefn alien Qofdis,
GaIuert .exttbtna,
BEN @Sridtsgsbdub seeqennher.
eRbsfsQ1e 0atefte. snb q. 4enLetyate.
eonnenirs fir Oef6dftSfreunoe.
(e.pbo,lS.I&e)
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Gin Bargain fir ScimiGtte.S uder.

Gin Bargain fir ScimitGtte.s nder.
Sebn alder au,en urtare,; Canoes fur @e.
mil epdu, III Uteileu bon Der Babnftution uno
10 Wsetien bon Der Staot, bel sluiternf1aaIeris
eanoftraBe %entiernt. III Slime aruuheIsGountp
prefs S350. =
a4nherbem Elm 8 nnb IL ader Urnnpftid nnb
elm 2 Mder grnnbti6. u
&dlfte gsaen gaur; Seit mad Sbrer Reauerp
ltniett. &ortnlt borbereitet slut Nbf1lub bee
eanoeIa. pern Gu1 oas 4anb aefdnt.
gSepern Stealth Gontpanp,"
Nf. iii, uro.Gharies.etrake
{Meat14.1S)
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nentfnrs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

1eatfAcs betfs.Na4peiiangs. sareau.
Gr. 2l0. Sibseborp, 2truBe. inter Der suffift
per Gei,iIaesn SsienfSatt.- Sieisaiasm; sie
6u befndfttgen iuiinfden. molten iih perf1nIih
9eer " franiirten Bsiefen an ben agenien BET
Veiell9aft. Sstann 2. Wlrper, 3iinmcr 111s,
VT. 215-2f7,. 9oartlnnb, 2trabe, %lpertoei. nell
Ger uiieHtselflid Mifsiuitft ~erfbeilcn miro. =
Sprennufioen bon 1 BITS 5 ubr. (SaH27,1O
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1906-11-06

ranches m southwestern Socorro
county whrra he will spend several
months.
Los ANGELES and Ascot park are
again ATTRACTING the horsemen. The
winter RACES will be on at Ascot with
in thirty days and already horsemen
and stock are heading that way. A
fast freight passing through the city
today carried six horses two running
and four haraess animals. owned by
w @. Miiard. of Chicago. Mr.. Mil
lard is mo ing to Los Angeles
Lieutenant Cipriano Baca, of the
New Mexto Mounted police. who has
been INVESTIGATING the attempted
shooting bf Jose Padillo at Ketner.
two weebs ago, passed through the
city yestkrday morning en- route to
Santa Fd Mr. Baca returned last
night ami continued to Socorro to
cast his vote. He says that the man
who attempted to assassinate Padillo
will be captured
The N,w Mexican says. James d.
McCormitk and Walter Fitzpatrick,
electrical experts from Denver. ar
rived in banta Fe Friday night on the
way to Albuquerque where they
were called to make repairs to the
telephone plant there They were on
the train which was ditched Friday
morning a short distance north of
Servillet; Mr.. Mccormick was
shaken ip and bruised by being
thrown Fiolently to the side of the
verturnei car but his companion es-
capped practically uninjured.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. A. Krauss. who
came hire from Chicago about two
years aso and who have since been
residents of albuquerque. will leave
tomorrow morning for their old home.
Shortly after their arrival Mr.. Krauss
purchased the barber shop on south
Second street. with which he has
since been identified and which he re-
Gently sold 20 Edward Carson. The
couple will leave behind them many
friends and acquaintances whose good
wishei will follow them on their re-
turn to the Windy City.
DCn't miss seeing the big Mahara
Minstrel carnival that will appear in
this city tonight. This company is one
of the Oldest of colored organizations,
the producers of mirth, music ana
melody by race that are as free
from care as children. bubbling over
With happiness. glance of approval
ever brings a smile. Il Tough, a song
from their lii and a shuttle from the
feet thai is elferscent and spreads
through all like ripple of cool
breeZes on summer day. If it is your
aim to spend an evening full of hap
0iness and good cheer, bring your en-
tire family out to see this famous
company this evening.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1906-11-06

VHUT may think you can get
YOU along very we'll with.
out piano. but IL
you VIII consider a moment Won will
reailze that with a thoroughly good
piano IN your home there is musical
enjoyment for you without end
good piano will make your home
twice as attractive. provide unlimited
pleasure for you and your friends. he
sldes furnishing a safe investment
that has little depreciation because OF
the high reputation each make we cell
enjoys.
Isn't II a mistake to put off own
Ing a piano any longer. especially
when there is no reason under the
sun, for the delay?
Why should you delay?
Not because of terms. because we
have told you again and again that
payments may be arranged TO meet
your wishes. Not because of any
doubt about the quality of the piano
yon may select, for that is guaranteed
by us.
If there is any other reason we
don't know of it. and IL you will come
In and tell us what it is we believe
we will be able to clear the difficulty
away.
When you next go shopping why
not call here and select the piano that
suits you?
Awaiting your call we are
Very respectfully,
LEARNARD & LINDEMANN,
206 West Gold Avenue.
New Mexico's Largest Piano Buyers.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1906-11-06

Reliable shoe polishes; Colt Edge,
Elite. Champion, French Glass, Bos-
ton, Shinola. Shoe laces in solk, linen
or cotton for hogh or low shoes Dau-
bers and shoe polishers; corn plas-
ters; heel cushions and insoles at c.
Mays shoe store, 314 West Railroad
avenue
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1906-11-06
MUSIC LESSONS.

Prof N. DiMauro, the vi)linlst,
gives lessons on the violin and man
dolin. Guaranteed to be the best
teacher in Albuquerque. Anyone de
string lessons address general deliy-
cry, city.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1906-11-06
PRIVATE SALE.

Furniture for a seven-room house
practically new weather oak, decided
ly modern in every detail, and WITHOUT
a marred piece; must be sold between
now and the first of December. The
house is also new and modern and
can be rented with the furniture in It
Three rooms are now rented TO room
ers for rent more than equal to the
house rent. A snap for some one
Just coming to the city. Everything
is, completely sanitary and only reason
for selling is that young couple own
ing the property is going away. Call
at 42l South Third street.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1906-11-06

"A SINGLE FACT rs WORTH A
shiPLoAD OF ARGUMENT" AND A
SINGLE SEAlsHlPT OYSTER is
WORTH A PAGE OF ADVERTISE.
MENTs. TRY oNE-THEN You'll
TRY A PINT-sAND NEVER TRY
ANY OTHER KIND. TODAY WE
HAVE BLUE POINTS, DIRECT
FROM GREAT SOUTH BAY, LONG
ISLAND; COCKTAIL OYSTERS, DI
RECT FROM VIRGINIA.; COUNTS
DIRECT FROM CHESAPEAKE BAY
SAN JOSE MARKET.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1906-11-06

GO TO GRAHAM BROTHERS
CLUB ROOMS AND HEAR THE
ELECTION RETURNS WHICH WILL
BE RECEIVED THERE BY SPECIAL
LEASED WIRE TONIGHT AND TO-
MORROW.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1906-11-06

The Woman's Exchange is the only
place in the city, where you can al.
ways buy home cooked goods. Try our
pies baked on paprus pie plates. Wo-
mans Exchange, 401 West Railroad
avenue
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1906-11-06

RETURNS OF THE ELECTION AS
THE VOTES ARE COUNTED AT
THE WHITE ELEPHANT THIS
EVENING". LEASED WIRE.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1906-11-06

Enjoy yourself with Mahara's Min
strel performance and the election
returns at the Elks' opera house Tues
day night.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1906-11-06

APPLES WITH NO SEED! NO
CORE! TREES FOR SALE. N. w.
AleER, 1874 SOUTH WALTER ST.
ALBUQUERQUE.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1906-11-06

If you WANT THE ELECTION
NEWS WHILE IT rs NEW, COME
TO THE WHITE ELEPHANT THIS
EVENING. PRIVATE WIRE.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1906-11-06

FOR A BREAKFAST FOOD TRY
PEARLS OF WHEAT, FOUND ONLY
AT MALOY'S.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1906-11-06
HONEY

Ten pounds of the best extracted
honey, 81. SiXty-pound can for s..
Order by postal. w. p. Allen, Box 202,
City.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1906-11-06

ELECTION RETURNS BY LEASED
WIRE AT THE WHITE ELEPHANT
THIS EVENING.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1906-11-06

Give us your ROUGH DRY work,
Monday, and get II back "Wednesday.
Imperial Laundry Co.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1906-11-06

We do it right. ROUGH DRY. I'm
perial Laundry Co.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1906-11-06

Our ROUGH DRY work don't have
to be washed over. Imperial Laun-
dry Co.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1906-11-06

Ask for JAFFA'S KRAck kREAM
8READ and take no other.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-01
HELP wANTED-mAIE-COntinued.

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SUNDAY, TO II A. NJ.
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