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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-04

or course. any favor I can DO for
ynu I will gladly do"
] thcroupon made him the follow.
inE countor propositions
will depoait either with tho
rinkortou National DOteotlve agon.
cy IN New Ynrk City or with any
bank you name. either ia the unitod
statca or hriiKe. $4,000. 20 be paid
you immediately upun delivery Into
our handn os Rlplnger"
No Anewer az Vet.
AZ the present writing have had
no answer from the proposition.
rheae matters aro always extreme.
" slow, the answer 20 our first prop
usition not having reached ua untll
two months subsequent 10 the offer
We hav, boon expecting any day
Go hoar from this proposition. and
DO not doubt that tho answer will
be- a favorable one However. | am
turning this matter over GO YOU now.
and will place whoovor you may So
loct Ia touch with tho proper PEG.
pie 20 carry on the negotiations u
may not DO necessary TO DO this
now aH the state department az
Washington aeema o. taking an
active interest IN this matter.
A short time ago the department
or state wired the governor ~ the
state OF Washington for further IN.
formation concerning RlpllnEer.
which was obtained from me
through the prosecuting attorneys
office Of the city of Seattle This.
| believe. means that tho depart
ment Intends 10 carry Out the prom
lae made 20 me az the time OF my
call upon that department
] have uasl every means IN my
power 70 facilitate tho object we
have la view II has been neceas
aaFily slow on account ~ tho Pc,
guitar conditions surrounding tho
entire matter. have given 10 In
formation Go ans una other than
Yourself IN this matter and any In
formation witch may have gotten
Into the press or before the public
has net found ita source IN me. I
have been subjected 90 a great deal
of criticism hseauae I refused ahnn-
iutely 60 discuss tho matter. but
have paid liitio attention 60 that
criticism because / frig that eur
guda would BE- best served by rofus-
ing 10 divulge Information % amy
one. ! have received numerous let.
tcra FROM citisena in our community
demanding that an accounting ba
made. J have even been Informed
that ! would be subjected 90 opuo-
nitlau u some Of ms plans unless !
Immediately made The subject pub
NC. ]. personally. do nos care any
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-04
Children's Winter Garments

An extensive display Of Children's Car
ments for winter, including Outing Flannel
Gowns, Kimonos, Bath Robes and Bearcloth
Sets, the latter embracing coat, bonnet, leg
gins, muif and neck scarf Low prices pre-
vail Second floor.
50c-Chidren's Outing Flannel Gowns Of
good quality cloth with Jokes ClOse-fitting
neeks and turnover collars All attractive
stripes, in dainty colors. trimmed with fancy
braid. Sizes from to IL years.
Sl.50-Chldrcn's Long Kimonos Of cotton
velour white with big blue flowers, trimmed
with plain blue bands Sizes from TO 3
years. These garments make pretty holiday
gifts, and are nicely packed in fancy boxes.
S2s0-Children's Bath Robes Of blanket
cloth. in light blue or tan, with dainty white
designs. Trimmed with frogs. Sizes and
5 years.
S2.50-Long Kimouos, OF kimono flannel
cite. with broad collars and turn-back cuffs,
trimmed with stitched satin bands Heavy
cord TO tie. Sizes from TO II years
Sss0-Bearcloth Sets. Douh.s-breassed
coat bonnet, leggins muif and neck scarf /;
blue. red or tan. Sizes from TO ) years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-04
Toilet Articles

III Parnaso Soap. loc Cake-Imported
Spanish Castillo Soap Contains large per-
ccntage Of olive oil
Roger & Callet's Rice Powder, 20c pkg
White Rose and Violettc odors in flesh and
white. Four-ouncc package.
Woodbury. Facial Soap. l7c Cake.
Calox Tooth Powder, lie.
Cheryola Rouge, 2Se.
Magda Cold Cream, dc
Roger & Gallet's Tooth Soap. 35c Cake
Rubiioam 7c- Liquid Dcntifrice
Pressed Glass Atomizers, 7sc and upward
Bulb and pump styles.
Roger & Gallets Toilet Water. 75c-Vio-
lctte dc parmc
Sanitol Cold Cream. i0c.
Roger & Gallet's Anihea Rice Powder, Csc
White flesh and brunette
Hudnuts Sachets, Soc oz.-Odors, Elaine,
Violet Sec, Wood Violet. Sweet Orchid and
White Hcliotrope
Roger q Calicts Perfumes, 7sc or
White Rose Pcau d'Espagnc, Vera Violctta
and Indian Hay
Roger & Gallet's Eyebrow Pencils, l5c-
Assorted shades.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-04
CITY OFFICIALS
SCORED
Omaha Mayor and Others
Are Roasted by the
Grand Jury.

OMAHA. Dec, s-rhe grand
jury to-day IA It's report 10 the
court branded Mayor James C.
pahlman and the other city ON.
cialn as men absolutely without
regard for the duties az their of.
flees. making no attempt 10 enforce
the laws"
The officials frankly admit that
they have nn conception ~ their
duties, They serve the people
neither honestly nor ably. says the
report
uahlman has Cor many years
been a leader Ia democratic poli.
ties % The state Hs was mem
ber Of The national democratic cam.
palED committee from 1904 "a tbs
present year and has long heen
one Of the leading advisers Of Wm.
J Bryan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-04
Mounted Window Shades: Soc, 45c
Practical Housefurnishings Specials

ToAsTERs. SPECIAL zoe
Toast four slices of bread
and heat coffee pot or tea
pot at the same time,
BLUE AND WHITE ENAM-
ELED WASH BASINS. SPE.
CiAL l5c-lmpOrted Wash
Basins, two sizes, ltA and
i2A inches In diameter.
Enameled blue outside and
white inside.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-04

return from Spanish Honduras The
loVal representative ~ tho piuker-
tons stated shat tho head officials
OF hts company were tho ohly
people with whom arrangements
could he made. aud that great
deal 81 correspondence would be
necessary before anything could be
done lie advised that ! 80 per.
aonaily % their head office aud take
tho matter up with their nnperln.
tondent He also advised me that
80 20 The secretary OF Htates
office direct In order 90 overcome
tho DELAYS accustomed by the rod
tape Of government procedure.
Acting upon his advice. | went 20
New York City the latter part OF
October of last year and effected
an arrangement with Mr Daughter.
~ by. which he was TO attompt to
make arrangements whereby no
could deliver Mr. Rlpilnger 60 vs..
either Ia tho territory of the United
states or Ia tho territory OF some
govornmont with which the United
States has an extradition treaty
ieft with him $3.50 10 pay ineiden.
tRl expenses. and agreed to pay hlm.
or some party with whom he could
make arrangements. $4,000 for Mr
Ripllnger delivered Ia the United
States. or 81 coo for him delivered
Ia British Honduras 81 In Mexico
From New York Ctty | went 60
Washington. n C.. and took up
with the office OF Secretary Noot
the matter Of eNtraditlng AIR. Rip
iinger from spanish Honduras FIX.
tradition papers were refused me,
on the ground that there was NO
treaty between Spanish Honduras
and the United States. They also
refused ia ask for his delivery To
the United States as an act az com.
ity, They agreed. however, that n
a treaty was negotiated between the
tso countries. that their FIRST 70.
quest would be Tor the return OF
Hipllnger.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-04

NICKELrPLATED COFFEE
POTS. SPECIAL 1925 - OF
copper, heavily nickel plated
outside and timed inside.
Ebonized wood handle aud
metal knob. Full five-pint
capacity
HAIR u GOD TOWEL
ARMS. SPECIAL &c ZACH
Four arms. each eighteen
inches long, cherry stained.
Basement Salesroom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-04

In January. 1905. I learned hat
the minister FROM spanish Honduras
was az Washington. aud that steps
were helug taken % perfect = treaty
between the twu countries, Il was
deemed advisable thGt | 50 again
Is Washington t0r the purpose on
hurryluK things along went fifst
TO New York. aud through our
aEonta there obtained a letter OF
Introduction % nf Angel lEarte
from a cluse personal friend ~ bis
In New York city called on the
doctor few DAYS later. but was
unable "a effect anything satisfae.
tory. then went 10 the secretary
OF states office. bat was refused
any ald. pending the settlement OF
the treaty then beinE negotiated be
tween the two countries ! WAS
axalu assured that their firat OF
fetal act. sitter The treaty had been
signed. would BE- 30 request the 70
turn % RipHnwer I returned 70
Seattle. and On May I % thia year
received from f.na Christmas the
following letter. forwarded from
Guatemala cts. Guatemala. q. A..
4 have just received your o.
March rs. which was forwarded %
me from Belize. IN reference - RIP
iinxar. VIII say e l. a difficult
matter 20 get him. "a there u no
extrAdltioa treaty with tianaaFAas
The only way 90 get him u 20 sol
him aboard a schooner ruuninE D.
tween Honduras ard British Hon
duras. This would require 20 have
an agaut In British Honduras etth
rauulaitiou 90 capture on arriFal
This would cost a. least $500. II
YOUR people are willing 70 advance
this amount and give me $500 on
his delivery 20 ageut IN British ter
rltory. that TO- Beiizs. ] sill guar
antee to land him. II they ars not
willing 90 % thia. q will b. lost
time 20 bother any more In tho mat
ter. a. I am here In this army, and
would have 60 get leave " Alb.
senee for at least 90 days. So u
they mean business. DO. also. send
me the chsck and Win act a, ones
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-04
BANK eLEARlsos.
AUDITORS OFFICE
COLLECTS S6,770.15

scheduig - license fees cnliaes
sd b. the euanty auditors effirs
Was given out ~ ttfisf nep4fy = G.
brier thia mnrnsug The total -
fsas collected Amounts 20 tafTEfk.
divided as follows Recording fuea
Eh.s1f1t. certified copies. ga astfn-
fagiipns. iioTte hunters licenses,
ttst searching records 80 %
liauof licenses. ttQt certifying and
sealing cases. tTa0. marriage IL
cenHes. ssss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-04
FRANTIC" FINANCE?

s, G Osborn. q stock broker. WAS
THE morning made defendant in a
suit % recover tisT5 By @ D Lives.
ly Ia Justice CaFruira court
iAgesly claims that no delivered
into onhnrua hands Tor aAie a Ger.
taia amount u corporate stock
agreeing 20 pay a commission 0g
sis.T5. fAvosly states that Osborn
has wgungfullY aud frantlcally
withhold tbs commission when ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-04
INCORPORA

man, Is one of the peculiar features
of the strange case which came 20
Hight today. Boas told the young
women I'm San Jose with whom he
was on friendly terms. that he had
graduated from that university and
that he belonged TO athletic teams
and secret societies at that nstitu-
lions His room aud his office were
filled with photographs and college
pennants, all characteristic of a
Yale mans tastes The remark
able part about this revelation is
that Boas family state positively
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-04

PARIS. Dee 1.-The examina
ton OF Nine. Adoiph stelnhet. ac
cuaed IN connection with the muir.
der OF her husband. tho artist and
her mother. Mms Japy. last May.
was postponed today BY Judge
Andrew until tomorrow morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-04
We win CheerfulIy Extend a
Liberal Credit

Extraction guaranteed absolutely
painless. We employ a specialist.
who devotss his entire time 10 this
work
ORR operators are All expert reg
istered dentists. We employ no
students.
Al work done painlcssiy b. mod
eru electrical devices.
Examination Free.
office Open Evenings until 9
O'Clock. sundays until D. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-04

Coat made with wide lap. trimmed with
braid frogs and fashioned with pearl buttons.
Very practical garments for cold weather.
500. Short Kimonos-Of kimono flannel
cite. dark blue grounds with dainty designs.
border.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-04
DEAD MAN WAS
COLLEGE FAKER

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec i.-That
Harry Boas. the young electrician
who died early yesterday morning
from mysterious dose of strych
nine IN stomach powders had a
mania for calling himself a Yale
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-04
MEAD NAMES CHADWICK.

. IS Aunoueeed exclusively IN 4
. Tho star Gov Mead has ap. =
pointed ) ] Chadwick supreme a
. Judge 90 nil the unexpired =
q term Of Milo A. Root. reaisn. 4
. ed Judge Chadwick has not 4
. accepted the appointment. and 4
a tie attorneys OF whitman 4
. county. where Judge Chadwick .
= r. on the superior bench. ara 4
. asking him 20 decline Il. Ia 4
q order that The whitman county 4
. courts may not be embarrassed 4
e BY the change II judge Chad. 4
. wiek accepts the appointmens 4
. he viii serve for Justice Root a
. until January II. after which Z
q he viii serve As supreme 4
Justice by reason OF his cleo. =
= ton Roots successor for the a
= next two years viii be named .
= By Coagrove =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-04

81 IS. Women's
Outing Flannel Pa
jamas Pretty
stripes and small
plaids. good quality
cloth Dainty pink.
blue or gray colors.
Coat made with wide
lap and fashioned
with pearl buttons.
81 IS. Women's
Outing Flannel Pa
iamas OF heavy
grade cloth. pretty
plalds and stripes in
exclusive designs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-04

tItHtNhfN
Hlsa7saa''7.
Win pho,o OF Riplinser
= ave. spSsr separate cover !
lsena ,..s ne man, He = con.
~ me swanson Banana
~ se,ot rs miles Houth0 OPT
~ sesplsA Honduras under
.ssd name % J, r. k'ch'
ssnpanicd BY a man who
~ brother. ~ they av
y ,orssher This PARTY
,..a rame Is Bell When
- 80 they hought a schoon.
',..sr.ea with them several
silser o. that country ho
- y ...ilen with his own photo.
sls The Peoples Friend'
!, salas to have a asase'er IN
So .f,waec 60 getting hold
hex % say that it viii e.
.,e.,,li Tor the present as
- cxtradition treaty IN
"a further, We we're de-
the last revolution
40 arr located here un
- set back again, which
80 shortly
.s nell must be John RIP
N.oshef Nick, who was en-.
4 ne c!ty treesurer's office
- ssme subsequent 70 March
ssd who left Seattle avuw'
sse parp.'se Of golug TO his
rssradIslon Refused.
a. meantime. lhroush ,hc
-,las attorney office OF this
=, sud ths Kindly aid Of GOV,
nasition for extraditiou
- nrsanged 20 the score
: sasss offlce Of the United
our position was dsuicd.
I. xmana that the United
= sesesnmant had no exiradi
4 -seis with the govegnment %
- HuadaraA
satisfactory arrangements
= maae with aug detective
- q ihss district % secure hts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-04

After listening 70 The state and
county officers. che governor Turned
10 Hrochsit aud asked shat he had
10 say. Archer's attorney told Mead
that u wosald b. a shame 90 send
the accused man back 20 New Jar.
SCI 20 face the charges lie said
thar Archer had good job with
the Seattle Tacoma Power Co. and
should be allowed 60 stay here, az
The forgery charge was merely
aubterfnge 60 get Archer back 20
Newark there 20 collect civil debts
= do not think that there e. sui.
fr~ient showing here 90 order Arch.
~ returned to New Jersey" said
the governor. ignoring tho word %
the attorney general and the prose
citing attorney
~Will you order Archers further
detention until can wire to New
ara for any additional proof you
may think necessary" inquired
Special Deputy Godfrey
u will not snapped the COVER
nor Archer need not stay In tho
couniy jail another hour refuse
90 sign the oHtTadition papers"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-04
Blanket Sam pies

Affection, mixed wool-and-cot-
ton and all-wool Blankets, in
white, gray and plaids, slightly
soiled through use as samples and
greatly reduced in price for clear
ance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-04

Anna Gould might try another
tnamber az the De sagan-De Cas-
tcllane trlB'. as No -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-04
Pajamas and KimonOs

Winter sleeping garments OF outing flan-
mel, and short kimonos OF kimono flannel
cite, for women, embracing many pleasing
styles and patterns Second floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-04
A Christmas
Gift

that YOU should hsstow upon yuur.
self. u your teeth are dscnYed or
need the attention Of a GOOD den.
list u the replacing of your an.
siEhtiy teeth with bridge work II
Il a duty you owe yourself. and
now IL the time 10 DO II. We ara
experts IN dental surgery. aud In
the art ~ browning and bridging
teeth 80 thar they look perfectly
natural Call az our office At onse
and make appointment 90 that yoeF
work may be completed before
starting away for Toar Christmas
vtnlt.
Full Set Of Teeth ..... $500
Gold Crowns. 2ak. Cold .s4.oo
Bridge Work. extra hsavy 49,. saoo
AnsIgam Filings $3.50. ...si.oo
Gold Filings. guaranteed 49,.
.... ...... ......ti.oo and Up
Silver FillIngs.... ...... 500
hxtraetions ...... %. .......soe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-04
FREDERICK & NELSON

that he never went to Yale and,
In fact, never went farther With
his education than a high school
course.
Intimate friends OF his asked
him why he persisted In this fab
rlcaton and he is quoted as an
swering that he found II helped
him in his business 20 pose as a
college graduate,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-04
FREDERICK & NELSON
Store Closes DaiiE ~ Elso.
Notions and Toilet Preparations Reasonably Priced

The moderate prices we'll the superior qualities the mehan
disc adding patrons these sections. First Floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-04

4 There was nothing for me
q 10 DO but sign the order Tor
4 Archors release IT'S certainly
q q raw deal. bat they got away
4 with it Kenneth Mackln
= tnah. prosecuting attorney Of
q King county.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-04
EXTRACTION
TURNED
: DOWN
GOVERNOR REFUSES
TO SIGN THE
PAPERS.
Executives Conduct Is
characterized as a
y Raw Deal"

a Stet ttttt tt =
a 'Thia n certainly n great 4
4 aiate--l don't think It's get A
= tiuE uo thieves from other
q parts OF the country flee to
= the state % Washington and 4
= there remain. immune from a
= prosecution. because YOU have 4
4 governor who does queer 4
= things statement or Ser. =
= scant Walter Godfrey Of New. 4
a ark. n j.. who WIS turned 4
= down by Gov Albert y Mead 4
= last niEht when he asked that 4
= official to sign. requlaitiou 4
4 papers for the return Of III 4
= Hot a Archer. under lndict. =
a mont for forserlea aKgresatlng 4
= $4,000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-04

In the COS little was known OF
bacteria, even among scientists,
but in the last 10 years the subject
has been developed maryolously.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-04

undeF One Iteof-a-isvery-
thiHa a. lurninh the
Home Complete.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-04

shortly after o'clock last uight.
howvver. Gov Mead summoned
GodifeY 10 the Arlington hotel At
the Kuvrraors apartments Godfrey
foand AtioFneY General John u
Asklnaon Prosecuting Attorney
S~nnsth MachintaHh and Norwood
W nroekmtf. attorney for the So
attis. Tacoma Power Co. which con.
ceFu employs Archer Both Mr.
Atkinson aud Mr. Macintosh told
the governor Ia GoafreY's presence
that the special depuly's papers
were eorree, 10 every respect and
that there ~as no legal bar 30 bic
aIRnlnK fham.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-04
Archer Is Released.


And THIS morning Archer whom
Godfrey says deserted his wife and
elouod with the wife OF hls best
friend. was released from custody.
7 can't understand Meadn atti.
tude. said Godfrey this morning
~ ever a criminal deserved pun.
iahment " h this man Archer He
stole $50 600 from two banks aud
a railroad BY means OF clever for.
geries back IN 1902 He fled to
South Africa under an assumed
name with the wife of his best
friend after deserving his own wife
We followed him for ak years and
AZ last nailed him And now the
governor OF the state will not sign
the order for his return TO the
scene Of his crimes.
TThis Is certainly q great state
don't think. Thieves can flee 20
Washington and are apparently ex.
ehipt from extradition. There vs.
absolutely nothing TO Brucketts
statement that we want Archer
hnek In New Jersey 60 collect civil
debtE Archer Is a forger and that
is an there Is 60 H. am almost
ashamed 10 go back home without
ray prisoner because we have such
al opon-and. shut case against him.
ifam going 70 have hard time ex-
haining to the authorities back
there"
AWhen seen today Prosecuting AZ.
terney Kenneth Macintosh lust
smiled and said
Il could do nothing but sign the
order for his release. Il certainly
was "A raw deal, but they got away
with e."
Wilbur +. Cummings. an attor.
ney. who was seated Ia the prose.
cutting attorneys office. said "Oh,
Artbers a good fellow lived with
him two years. aud | helped to get
him out OF this trouble, II YOU want
TO know H."
SO sure was Special Deputy God.
frey that Gov. Mead would sign the
extradition papers that he had
nlready purchased transportation
for Archor
u guesa IN have 10 get a refund
ON atsc-aaaFs IIcRet," said Godfrey,
With sigh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-04

Apparel for women,
Misses nud
children.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-04

Albert v Mead governor OF the
state ~ Washington. last night re-
fused "a aiEn reputation papers for
the return % Elliot A. Archer 20
Newark. n J 90 stand trial for
feFaefies agFrrsnliHK $4,000 al.
leged 10 have been committee ln
1909
Eiiioi was arrested IN this city
November go hY Captain 81 nciec.
tiFeH Charles Tenant and City DE
tectiYe inck WiCkham "a the plant
of the Seattle Tacoma Power Co.
on teieEtaphic advlcea from New
ARK. y j.
IN Seattle Archer maaaneraded
under thr name ~ q. Archie Car
Ser and VAS employed AZ outside
contract agent for the power com.
pany
A few DAYS ago Walter Godfrey,
special deputy attached 10 the
office Of The prunecmiiug attorney
81 Newark. arrived In Seattle wtih
swpfn statements concerning the
crimes with which Archer IL
charged Seventeen Indictments
ehargin9 fofseFies amounting 10 ap.
proximateiY $50 900. a~oru 20 by
twu banks and a railroad. are con.
talasd in che budget brought BY
Golfgray
The hearing upon the signing OF
the rrQuisitiou papers vas to have
been heard AZ 70 o'clock this morn.
ing
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-04-02

Mr.. ThOS. Stetson, postmaster OF
PontypouL ont. writes: For the
past eight years | suffered from rheu-
matte pains, and during that time
used many different liniments and
remedies for the cure of rheumatism.
Last summer | procured a bottle of
Chlmbcrlain's Pain Balm and got
more relief from it than anything l
have ever used and Cheerfully recon-
mend this liniment to all sufferers
from rheumatic pains" 20 and so
cent bottles for sale by all druggists.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-04-02

\ fitted combination suit Of short,
flaring skirt and corset cover is made
on princess lines. thus removing all
undue fulluess from waist and hips.
The extension on the shoulders is
a good feature, and the very full
flounce gives the skirt ample full
ness The fastening down the back
makes a spreading design for the
front possible and will prove a great
advantage for wear with lingerie
waists. Insertions of Val. lace are
set at the skirt edge and the shoul-
der extension.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-04-02
THORNTON THE CLEANER

Is badly in need Of money to meet
pressing obligations. Now is your
time to save money From date to
the 25th Of April, 1905, l shall put
on hard time prices on our line
throughout. Remember, we stand at
the head Of our class. Just call up
100. Cleaning and pressing-we are
there. Send US the goods. l21 North
Third.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-04-02
4 Twenty Year Sentence.

81 have just completed twenty
year health sentence, imposed by
Bucklen's Arnica Salve, which cured
me of bleeding piles just twenty
years ago" writes O. s. Woolever, of
LeRaysville, n. Y. Bucklen's Arnica
Salve heals the worst sores, boils,
burns. wound and cuts in the short
est time. csc at all dealers.