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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-15
N Millinery FASHION
PRICES TO SUIT AL
MISS PAINTER
us :. Fourth 81. Albuquerque.

as cents. rot a cent of which has
been expended since Mr. Bursum re-
tired from the management OF the
penitentiary. The representatives of
the government will not state that
this matter is coming up Tor investi-
cation, but. the territorial travelling
auditor has been looking into this
matter recently and nae an interview
with one of the government men yes
terday in reference 10 this matter. 50
that it may reasonably be expected
that the grand jury will look into
some Of the expenditures from this
fund.
When the grand jury took a recess
last month It was thought hat there
would be a large number of cases TO
be presented at this time. but the
work of preparing the timber land
cases which have beel brought
against the purchasers Of timber
lands has engaged the attention OF the
assistants To the attorney general
most of the time since the grand jury
was in session here so hat il is likely
that the jury will not be in session
more than two or three days and that
the most Of the business which would
otherwise have been brought before
this jury viii go over until the March
term of the United states court here.
Should this course be pursued. there
will be plenty of business for the
grand jury at the next term.
II Is quite evident that there are a
number OF uneasy politicians whose
slumbers are disturbed on ccOun Of
what may be lone by the grand jury
this week. Should the grand jury adj
iourn after a session of two or three
days aAgreat sigh of relief will go u
from several of the politicians Of
New Mexico.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-15
DEBRIS OF WRECK
STILL GIVES Up
ITS DEAD
Two More Charred Corpses
Recovered From Scene of
Santa Fe Smashup at De-
wore on CajOn Pass,

The Devore freight wreck of three
weeks ago on the Cajon Pass mas,
given up two more of its dead, the
long-concealed remains of Brakeman
O.. b. Ray, and those OF an unknown,
supposed 10 be a Mexican.
Under the debris of a car Of
linoleum a trackman came upon the
precious torso Of the missing brake
man. Identification was positive
Through the finding among the ashes
Of Brakeman Rays switch key,
marked by a number ANA "A badge
that he wore.
Since Saturday, September 81.
when the awful wreck occurred. the
remains Of Ray had been persistently
sought. once it was supposed that
they had been brought from the ashes
and the mistake was only discovered
when the charred torso was about to
be shipped to his formef home in the
south Tor interment.
Then the discovery was made that
the remains were those OF Brakeman
+. V. Bryant. and again the search
was resumed. The debris soon ave
up the bodies Of two Mexicans. All
hope Of ever finding any particle Of
Brakeman Ray had been abandoned,
and the recovery came as a surprise.
Tenderly all that was left Of the
brave brakeman whose life had been
sacrificed to someone's terrible blum
der were gathered together and
placed in care OF Barton ana Catick,
of a B%ernardino. whose wagon
went 20 Devore Immediately IN re-
ceiving the railroads report Of the dis
covery.
Coroner Van VIE will certify as to
the cause OF the Unfortunate death.
and in all likelihood the undertakes
will prepare the remains for shipment
in accordance with instructions of the
family at Atlanta, Ga. issued at the
time the remains Of Brakeman Bry-
were mistaken for those Of Brake
Ray.
The other human torso win be
given burial by the company, as there
seems TO be no way Of Identifying II.
When the runaway train went into
the ditch that fatal September morn
e. became known aftcrward that
aside from members OF the crew ses-
cral MeNicans stealing rides ON the
train. met death in the taugle of steel
and timber ANA the roaring flames
soon envcloped the wreckage.
with the finding % the MeNican's re-
and the recovery Of those Of
brakeman Ray, il is believed that the
last of those who were killed In the
have been recovered. the total
of dead being six.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-15

first Entertainment Of Midland Ly'
ceum Bureau Monday Evening.
OcfObcF IL

Subscribers and all who desire
urocure reserved seats al Matson's, 81
Tor the Eve entertainments.
Monday evening. October IL. con-
cert By the CARRIER How ENTERTAINERS
Midland Jubilee Singers and Male
Quartet. Nov. J.
r. ZWickey. illustrated Lecture.
November IS.
p WILDER Starr Conceft company
December 10
Hon. J. O. Camp. January p
Congregational church
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-15

TOR SALE.
xsa50-2 story brick residence with large
grounds ~ finest garden land. Harm ana
poultry houses, Fruit anc shade trees
Within three blocks OF street railway.
FOR SALE.
S515O-Flne residence near Robinson perk.
two Tots. 10 rooms, modern: a bargain.
Original cost $4,000.
FOR SALT.
SG000-rwo lots with two l story brick bus
lness houses. Good investment with GER
tainty of speedy advance IA value.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-15

10 all is Co beware OF coughs auc rnias on
When you see that kind u a weather
forecast you know that rheumatism weather
D. at hand. Get ready for u now by grlung
a buftIa Of Haliards snow Liniment Fin
esf ghing made FOR rheumatism. chllhlalns.
frost bite. sure ana SIN joints and muscles
all aches and pains 25c. sec and 81 a
bottle. Sold by J. n. OHleAy CO.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-15
slightly Colder with snow.

the chest. as neglected they readily lead 10
pneumonia. consumption or other pulmonary
troubles. Just as soon as the cough ap-
pears treat IT, with Billiards. Horehound
Syrup. the standard cure OF America. Use
as directed-perfectly harmless \ cure
and preventive for an diseases Of the lungs.
Price 25c. SOC and 81 per bottle. Sold BY J.
II. O'RieIly 20.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-15

haH melancholy probably caused by an In
active liver. a bad liver makes one cross
and irritable. causes mental and physical de-
preston and may result dlsastrously.
Billiards. Herbine Is ackn0wledged TO be
tho perfect liver regulator II you are blue
and out II sorts get q bottle today. a POSI-
tive cure for bilious headache. constipation,
chills and fever. and all liver complaints.
sold hy i. II. ORieliy Go.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-15
SANTA FE TIME TABLE.

Objective June ltth.)
From the East Arrive. Depart
No, !. southern Cal Exp. 7m $3.50
No !, California Limited ....l22op 1900 8
MOI. North. Cal. Fast Mail ..io.55 p is;45 !
No 3. II T. q Mex city E.7 ti:4s i2;2o :
Fnom the West
No p Chicago Fast MALL. SOoa s2s .
No, (. Chicago Limited ...... D5op G:20 :
Noss. Chi 4 Kan city EXP. s40p 7;20 !
From the south
No. 10, Chi, Den a X. c Ex os0a Z 90 J
'No. 10 connects at Lamy with branch train
for Santa Pc and stops Ut all loca, points r.
sAN Newton y y pURnv AFant
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-15

OUR NEW TELEPHONE NUMBER Is
FOKTYASIN N0). REMEMBER THERE II
ALWAYS A COURTEOUS CLERK READY
40 TAKE YOUR ORDER No MATTER
HOW SMALL. n. q. TRAIT A co.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-12-05
Readyto Wear Garments
skirts 1.5O value, sale price

These skirts can be mad in q large assortment of
colors and styles, made Of best material aud to fit
almost any figure. To appreciate them you mosJ
see them,
of Ladies waists 75c value for :. 4Sc
100 s .... 500
1.25 49,. sec
Ladies' wool waists, good value 150 for only CSC
- 200 ....1.19
2.25 .1.48
Coats regular price So and 81 sale price $50, $50
We have a few Ladies coats $40 values for .....6.58
So LABS
Come early and avail yourself of this opportuni-
En- 20 hnu a cnat. for less than cost of material
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-12-05
Gents Furnishings

IOc suspenders sale price .".... ....."....6c
16c ....9c
20c .I3
CSC 49,. .19
Beautiful assortment of Four-in-hand ties, so kind only .a3ec
1 lot of % and SIC ain hand ties sal price..... -. l9c
Bows worth Is to 25c for only -. 49,. dc
Latest cut in linen collars, sold for loo sale price -.........5
Latest cut best quality linen collars, i5c kind, sale price Zoe
Best quality so and 6Oc shirts for only ...............3 9c
Big assortment of extra values in 90 shirts for -. $780, 9c
Mems IL Hosei in gray, sc value for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Be
Mems extra heavy, gray IL Hose 1Oc Cor ..........".-.6
1Oc IL hose, black aud assorted colors. 49,. ."...... &c
Oneida Ia hose 15c quality ..~l lie
zOc nalf hose for =. =.
8 25c half hose for ....... ...............s.. .1sc
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-12-05

1.25 Cravinette, guaranteed rain proof only. 800
LOO Broad cloths the best shades only.........1.1
We have mentioned only a few items from a very
large and complete line of dress goods. Every price
of which has been reduced. Don't fail to inspect
the rare bargains in this department..
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-12-05
Cotton Goods

Cotton is high, but our cotton goods will be sold
cheap, see for yourself.
6 lac Calico. yours for Sc per yard
"A unbleached sheeting sold for SC TO GO at ........ :. 3 1.2c
"A . very heavy, regular price 8 l-S, 51-2
Best American Indigoes, sold for 81 -3 sale price ..........5 DC
Apron Ginghans, good Domestic plaid sold for lao, only &c
heavy Domestic plaids sold for &c sale price ......-.51.2c
Heavy unbleachedd drilling sold for loo sale price. .....1 1-2
Heavy lOc Outing all good cUlors, sale price, !. ......, Il l2
Good IOc bleached domestic for oDly. ..............~...- ID
best ~ 1-2c pleached domestic, for only ..... ..... &c
Extra quality bleacheda domestic sold for l6c, for only IA l 2
Yoa cannot fail to see what we can save youth this. line
Clothing
Mems Coats 1.5O and 90 values, sale price,. 80. so and 75c
Mems Suits 5oOvalues, for nine days at -. .-.248
= [16 7 no ~ @EE - az
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-12-05
Shoes

We boast the best line of shoes in the county, and will sell
them to you cheaper than you can buy q cheap shoe elsewhere.
Ladies heavy alfskin shoes sold for 90 sale price .... 79c
kangaroo s 150z 80 ......1I9
. nicely finished. kid shoes /. 100 !. ..-s@I19s
6 well make. stylish 6 So I76 .....I.39
Very pretty kid and patent leather sold for 200 only. las
2.50 kid and patent leather shoes will be sold for. ; 6. L.88
Our entire line Of mems Patent leather, Vici, Box calf
and Gun metal shoes reduced. @
The L50 quality will be sold for -. ........ ........I. lie
The 400 quality will be sold for !. .s. ........... ..... I48
The $50 quality viii be sold for =. 49,. - 78
The 400 quality will be sold for 29S
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-12-05

Magnolia BAKING Powders SO cans for. ...........a...... !. GO
Blue1Ribbon Baking Powders Zoe cans for....a... ......4c
Granulated Sugar, everybody sells 16 lbs for eLO0
We will sell 20slbs for. ......~..... -. =. .3s....... 41.OO
Best I5c roasted coffee for only ........~yI0 c ID.
" zoe green :" !" $3.50. ....... 123c ID
IL cans tomatoes, per can, :. ..... -. .s..... :. 30
Big reductions all through our Grocery Department..
ArmOur's best Turkish Bath Soap Sets. sale price. .. ,..,.3 Sc
" Toilet g. Sets. o. g" 80. -. 90
Sets, " ......fc
Iokaie Laundry Soap &c, sale price....... /. :. ...s.,s. J. /. 90
One Cable org4n. r gugar price $50 90, sale price. ..mlS5z0e
e q " A75sOU. q" " ........ 400
Mcfarland, Columbus, and other Buggise on hand that
must be sold during this safe. II not at our pries-4hen e
your price. 5a
rs Top ....... ...... $500
9C0o """...A. $500
1850 g /" ..,. 100
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-12-05
Tinzand Glassware

Have you ever heard OF anybody wh6could sell
0qt good tin bail buckets Zoe values for. ...... :. i0c
4 OF good tin coffee pots, Zoe values for............. -. lOg
IL qt good tin dish pans, 35cg value force. .asA =. IL
Large wash pans, 10c value............ q
! OF tin clippers, I0cvalae. :. 81
10 ct galvanized al fbuckets, 5cvalue for...................14
Large agate wash pans 25c value for $50. ............l
Ii OF agate dish pans 5Oc. value for -. -. Qhr
3 qt covered saucepan Csc value for. Ia
4 OF agate ~cofeepot SOC value for. IN
Large glass tuInblers sold for 30c set fol. 81. -. ~ liz
Glass hand lamps complies Soc value FOL ............. IAc
We have all these TO shaw you and more of the same kind.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-12-05

We will also selIyouthoee 81 5oaBroeans for . La
u Gnose sl59 6rogans Tor :. 49,
Our shoes are a4Ifeliable makes such as Arnolds, NelandaS
BroMns5Peters, Drews, Craddocks, Dewett's, hsttleaxe, John
Mitchell, etc. and We guarantee them to be GOOD values ct
the original priees,as we can prove By our many vet pleased
shoe customers. How a~boutsthem atthe sae prices?
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-12-05
Mems Suit 1000 value for

Mems l60 Fur Hats go in the sale for. :. -. ..........98
" zoo = :" go in the sale .."........... :. .1.48
IS 80 " go in the sale =. -. ...-...l88
:" 800 8" go in the sale for ........ ......2s39
Caps for all sizes and kinds. at half price. There are
some excellent values in this department. Be sure to look
New-York tribune., 1907-03-31
Music
Free
IN YOUR OWN HOME.

wonderful offer to every lover of music,
whether a beginner or an advanced player.
Ninety-six lessons (or a less number II you de-
sire) for either Piano, Organ, Violin, Guitar,
Banjo, Cornet or Mandolin will be given free TO
make our home study courses for these nstru-
ments known in your locality. You will get one
lesson weekly, and your only expense during the
time YOU take the lessons will be the cost of
postage and the music you use, which is small
Write at once. II will mean much TO you to get
our free booklet. 1t will place you under no OBJ
legation whatever to us if you never write again.
You and your friends should know of this work
Hundreds OF pupils write: Wish had
known of your school before" Have learned
more in one term in my home with your weekly
lessons than in three terms with private teach
ers, and at a great deal less expense" Every
thing is so thorough and complete" The lessons
are marvels of simplicity, and my rEyear- old boy
has not had the least trouble TO learn" One
minister writes: LAS each succeeding lesson
comes l am more and more fully persuaded
made no mistake in becoming your pupil.
We have been established seven years-have
hundreds OF pupils from eight years of age TO
seventy. Don't say you cannot learn music till
you send for our free booklet and tuition offer
l. will be sent by return mail free Address
U. 5. SCHOOL OF MUSIC, Box orb, - Union
Square, New York City.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-31
By III. G. BERGEN

Titian's own handwriting brought six hundred
dollars; and an ePistle OF RaPhaers TO some
fair sitter brought three hundred dollars The
great Mohere seems to have had an inveterate
hatred of letter writing; and this fact makes
his signature alone worth two hundred dollars.
OF his fellow dramatist. COrneille. there Is
also only one letter extant. and this was sold
TO Alfred Morrison. az English collector. for
eight hundred dollars
One curious thing Is how the value Of a
mans autograph varies according to the
period of his life Thus, one can buy NapO-
Icons signature as First Consul for fourteen
dollars but he must pay twenty-one dollars
if it Is Of the period when he was chief of the
army in Italy. And the price rises 20 fifty
two dollars and fifty cents for a mere " A.
Emperor IN letter sent from COmpiegne.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-31
The Traffic in Autographs
A17er Men Haze Become Famous Their Signatures
Ha0e a More or Less Fabulons FaIae M Open MARKET

~ all forms Of relic hunting. that of auto
~ graphs is at once the most intelligible
and fascinating looked at from any view
point-the purely literary or the merely sor-
did On the one hand, private letters of world
famous personages, never intended for the pub
lie eye will often afford an amazing revelation
of true character hitherto unsuspected: and
on the other holograph letters of the great are
valuable property, as likely to increase in
value as a city lot. Little did Shakespeare's
children dream that keen business men among
his posterity would post standing offer of
twenty thousand dollars for the briefest letter
from the worlds greatest poet.
There is no denying the charm of handling
the private correspondence Of men and women
whose names loom large on the page Of history
and the national collections of Europe hold
many precious examples, never likely TO get
into the market Thus, who would not be IN
terested in Shakespeares own signature on his
will in Somerset House. LOndon' Or in a let
ter from Napoleon, expressing passionate DIS
gust with life and the world generally,
That letter i,v the WAY had "A most IN
New-York tribune., 1907-03-31

Kipling ten dollars. This last specimen Is a
brief note to A. P. Watt. Kiplings literary
agent in London, asking him to send on al.
the letters which seem to have any degree %
conference"
Among the poets probably Dryden's auto
graph comes next to Shakespeare in point of
scarcity. Little did the unfortunate laureate
dream. when begging few pounds in distress.
that his vastly amusing. closely written letter
about his coaching journey from Tchmarsh
to London, with dlstressingly fat and Obiec-
tionable woman passenger. and how the Occu-
pants of the coach successfully cOnspired to
get nd Of her, would bring nearly three hun
dred dollars. Il Is exceedingly rare that a
DRYDEN autograph comes into the market
Edward FitzGerald always brings a good
price. A long and interesting literary letter
signed with his initials (his usual signatu7e)
dated November Q. 1870. addressed % the
Rev George Crabbe. deals with the latters
biography of his father. the poet 1t Is
very lively and characteristic letter ex-
New-York tribune., 1907-03-31

nNE can buy a letter OF Ganbaldi's S for
" three dollars. Hawthorne. seventeen
dollars, Wendell Holmes, four dollars
Charles Lamb. thirty dollars. Jenny
New-York tribune., 1907-03-31

March - 1910. with SIX short holograph
lines. an Endorsement on a report respecting
Napoleon's promised dOWry of ten thousand
francs for the ComteSSe and General Bertrand
on their marriage And lastly. Napoleon 5
last letter % the Empress Mare Louise Is
valued at eight hundred dollars.
In short. the manuscript catalogue OF a
great autograph dealer issued privately 70
such lovers of literature and art as PierpOnt
Morgan. the RothschIlds. Lord RoSebery the
German Emperor. and other likely customers
shows great men IN an entirely new hight They
may be eminent. but at the same time If they
are such facile correspondents as Gladstone
an excellent letter Will bring little more than
five dollars
On the other hand. a note from a man of
action like Livingstone who had little time
TO give % letter writing may bring as MUCH a.
forty-SIX dollars This letter Is dated March
20. IS4I and Is addressed 70 Sir Richard
Owen IL was written Just before the great
missionary explorer started into the interior
of Africa on his first expedition. and details
the scientific purposes al prospects of his
journey What makes the value OF the letter Is
the following sentence, which gives the kew
note OF LivngStOneS career and work scr
entific pursuits are not the end for which
have come hither, but the evangehzatlon and
civilization Of the people
From Browning and Gladstone
BROWNING will realize uptotwentv-two dol
- iiIS-JliS lOI letter containing d strong
expression of his dislike for Gladstone Byron
too always sells well \ long and interesting
letter from HIM was priced at ninety-three
dollars IN a London auction room. II con
talnS illusions TO several people who had
exercised great influence the poets hfe
" You heard that NewStead IS sOid-the sum
AI4o.ooo S7oo,oool sixty 70 remain IN
mortgage on the estate for three years"
An interesting letter from Mark Twain
containing mention Of Browning. Tennyson.
Bryant. and Motley. Is priced at ten dollars
But all these are known as hOlograph letters
II Is the greatest mistake IN the world 10
suppose that by autograph" the mere sip
nature Is meant, As a matter OF fact mere
signatures of the great may be bought IN the
market At As low As sixty cents. And apropos
here Is a story with moral.
An English farmer who had been left an
ancient manor house IN the County Of Kent
discovered great packet of papers. among
RuSkIn. and many more. Having only a
vague notion OF their value. he cut out all the
signatures with penknife and DESTROYED the
letters. One may imagine his chagrin on
presenting himself ut one of the great London
dealers. and being informed that the lot were
not worth tve dollars, whereas the photographs
autograph letters with signatures attached
would have realized at least five thousand
dollars.
Dickens wrote such long. interesting. and
amusing letters that they always brought good
prices. In this case too are certain peculiar
ltles Thus letters OF his PlCkwICk" period
are very rare. and one dated from FurnivaI's
Inn IN 1882 is priced at forty-SiX dollars.
Contemporary nOVelIStS come pretty low.
Conan Doyle at one dollar and Seventy-fve
cents. Rider Haggard as low as one dollar.
Int
New-York tribune., 1907-03-31

Claiming IN OlIC pidcc, why. mere are
people praisIng my little scraps Is
not your book worth 10000 Of 1t The
price of the letter IS one hundred and
five dollars. With IL goes FitzCSerald'5 $
viii of four pages. signed IN full at the
foot OF each page. 1t is dated Septem-
Der !. 1888. a year before his translation
Ut Omar khayyam was published This
novel relic was sold for four hundred and
twenty dollars.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-31

gust with lfe and the world generally
That letter by the way. had a most in
teresting sequel A week after II was
written Nelson destroyed the French
fleet al the Nile. seized this very human
document. and indorsed il. Found on
the person OF the courier
New-York tribune., 1907-03-31
Worth More Than Gold

nNE could put his hand on a bundle Of
" tattered letters IN the British Museum
that would be worth more in open mar
ket than shares in the greatest gold mine
that ever flashed on a lucky prospeCtor
One Of them would be the Ungrammati-
cal, i'll spelled letter of Mary Queen OF
Scots 10 her bonnie SOcHy et c0HSiHs
Ehzabeth complaining Of the rigor Of her
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-05-16
MISSOURI ASSOCIATION
For tho Relief and the Control Of
Tuberculosis.

st. LOuis.-The Missouri Asso-
citation for the Relief and Con.
troll Of Tuberculosis, now being or
ganIzed, will hold the first annual
meeting in Jefferson City In the state
capitol building Wednesday, May Is.
following the meeting Of the Missouri
State Medical association. Permanent
officers will be elected and bylaws
adopted at this meeting.
Everyone Interested IL invited to at
tend this meeting or send their name
and address to the secretary for en-.
rOllmcnt as a member.
The meeting will elect officers and
directors from nominations made by
the editors VI Missouri.
Il. j. Newton, Of G25 Locust street.
st. Louis. is temporary secretary.