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The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-11-27

mated commissioner of streets and
public property He has under
his special charge the supervision
of all matters relating to the
streets, alleys and property belong
ing to the city, and is charged with
the duty of lighting the streets,
looking after street cleaning and
sanitation, the supervision Of street
paving, construction of drains, and
seeing that the conditions of the
grant of public franchises are COM
piled with.
The city engineer and his as
sistants, city health physicians,
superintendent of drays, health
inspectors, city SEXTON, sidewalk
inspector and all employees in these
departments are under the direction
or THIS commissioner.
The other and fourth commits
sioner is designated police and fire
commissioner He has under his
special charge the enforcement of
all police regulations and the gen.
eral superment of the city's affairs
and in fixing or in the centralizing
of responsibility.
Under this plan the misman-
agement of department is prompt
ly laid at the door of the neglected
commissioner, not only by the
general public, but by the mayor
president and the other members
of the board. This knowledge of
personal responsibility and watch
fulness causes each commissioner
to take personal invision over the
police and fire departments. The
chief of police, police officers, chief
OF fire department and firemen, and
the Judge and clerk of the corpora
ton court, are under the direction
of this commissioner.
The city secretary and city at
torney are officers with which the
mayor president is closely associat-
ed and are usually nominated by
him. All officers and employees
are nominated by the commission
ers in charge of the respective de-
partments and are elected by a
majority vote of the entire board.
The mayor or any commission
er can be removed from Office for
official misconduct, drunkenness or
incompetency upon proved charge
made before district Judge.
THE strongest feature of the
commission plan of city govern
ment is it's perfect simplicity, its
directness, and in limiting the
number of those directly charged
with the management and to feel
certain pride in the proper man.
agement of his department, realiz-
ing as he must that merit as we'll
as defects are easily recognized by
his associates, as we'll as by the
public generally
Til Galveston commission gov
eminent began Sept. 10, 1901.
At that time the city was practi-
cally bankrupt; it taxable values
were greatly reduced; it owed
heavy floating debt in the shape OF
script issued for current bills; the
city hall, waterworks station and
same of the fire engine houses were
in ruins and the street paving IN
wretched condition. One OF the
first acts of the board was to secure
the services of three eminent engl-
neers, Messrs. Noble, Robert and
Ripley, for the preparation of plans
for the protection of the city from
calamitous overflow. Their report
calls for a sea-wall to cost 81 $780,
600 and the raising of the grade OF
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-11-27
fiOt'S Sc


l-R. a. Thayer r............ Colville
II. A. Spedden r.......... Colville
2-Harry G. Hayward r... Spokane
r. +. Buchanan r.....S Spokane
3-GeOrge l.. Denman r...... Spokane
Morton Cogswell r.. Rock ford
4-Iohn a. Fancher r...... .Espanola
A. NJ. Stevens r........ Deer Park
8 Norman Buck r....... Spokane
Lester T. Edge d. .. Spokane
6-James w. Macarthur r. Spokane
John Anderson r...... Spokane
10. f. Young r........... Pullman
Hugh G.. Todd d...........C Olfax
SIS. }. Boone r........ .Palouse
w. S. Mcclure r.... Garfield
9-Elmer +. Halsey r....... Charleston
l0-H. G. krouse r...........P omeroy
ll-R. A. Jackson r.......... Dayton
l2-H. Ii. Hanson r.........TO uchett
l3-H D. EIdridge Dixie
Guftave Nollner r... Waitsburg
l4-W. T. Anderson d......,..P asco
lo-D "A. DCOOu tNtlLCN llIC
Ice. l.. Farnsworth d....., Wilbur
O. w. Stone d ...,,.... Davenport
Nv. a. Bolnger r........... Methow
l3-F. r. Campbell r......,...Q Quincy
ln-J. &. Hubbell r.,...,.. EIlensbnrg
+. L. Calkins .Thorp
20-L. q. Meigs r,... North Yakima
w. H. Cline Sunnyside
2l-Chas. +. kayser r.... Blockhou,e
- A. Il. Godron r............Ca Carson
% Walter +. Sparks r...N ancouv5r
f. T.. French r.......N Vancouver
II Oliver Byrely r........ Ostrander
John r. Burkee r .Cathlamet
% Wallace Stuart r.. .. .Tokeland
27-W. II kenoyer r...... .Chehalis
}. +. Leonard r......... ..Chehalis
Rev. II. w. Thompson r. .Centralia
2S--Dr. =. II. Carlyon r... .Oi! mpia
G. G. Morris r. Rainier
20 C. II. Halferty r......... Aberdeen
Phil S. Lock r.........A berdeen
30--Harry B. Hewitt r....... Hoquiam
3l--Dr. VIM NJ. Beach r...... Shelton
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-11-27
The GALVESTON SYSTEM IN BRIEF

THE MUNICIPAL SYSTEM THAT LIFTS CITIES OUT OF DEBT
The Workings and Details Of the Latest Experiment in Civ
Governmental Satisfactory Test Made in Galveston Texas
and Des Mones, Iowa-The Commission Plan Has Proved
Successful Wherever it Has Been Applied-A Good Move
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-11-27
Bank Of EllenSburg

The Oldest Bank i'm The County
T.. II. SNOWDEN, President
p. H. w. ROSS, FRED. S. ROSS
Cashier. Asst Cashier
New-York tribune., 1908-03-29
OTHER MARkETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. March oS.-CATTLE-Receipts about 800
head market steady: beeses. 81 s0GSI So cows and
heifers $50 To- Texans 81 50Q s. 60 calves 81 so
as 49, Weserners. 81 80 Qp$5 So stockers and feed
ers So 1895 20 HoGs-Receipts about II 900 head
higher: light. So 81 a SO o.; mixed.
81 SIS SO 05 heavy 81 30 d SO: rough 81 80 q s. 20:
pigs 81 30 s. 40: bulk OF sales. 50 9oQ So SHEEP
Receipts about 1000 head. market steady: native.
s. 6ods7; Western, si73as1; yearlings $eas7 49,
Cincinnati. March :S.-HOGS-Active. 13a .3c high
er: butchers and shippers So O3 $8 10; 81 81
qf5 90 cATTIE.steady TO asiesa: fair TO good
Strong So q So 20: lambs strong. So 900 81 90
East Buffalo. March 2S-CATTLE firm. VEALS-
Receipts. 400 head; active and steady HOGS-Re-
ceipts 3100 head; active: 1OG rae higher; heavy and
mixed So "a So 20; Workers. So 10a So 20: pigs
s5 No. roughs. 81 - 81 65: dairies sea SO TO- SHEEP
AND LAMBS-Recepts 1000 head: sheep active and
steady: lambs slow and leo 15c lower: lambs $50
S. TO- a few. $s IS.
kansas city. March 2s.-cATTLE Receipts. 400
head market steady: choice and dressed beef
steers So 5oa*7 fair 70 good. 81 T5@s6 40 Western
81 5od So -; stockers and feeders. So 10
81 TO-; Southern s. so@ Sc so; Southern
Sc 25 bulls So % $5 Is. calves 81 ESQ $6: receipts
for the week II. 400 head. HOGS-Receipts 3. 900
head market higher: quality common: top
81 So sales S. 900 81 80: heavy 81 7oG S5 So
packers 81 to s. so: lights So
pigs 81 30 So; receipts the week. 81. 700 ead
SHEEP-Receipts. none: market nominay steady:
lambs $6 154SS: and yearlings So 80 q So So
year!ings S6 25n 81 25 Western sheep S. cJ
$6 rs: sockers and feeders. 50 500 IS so; receipts
week 3l.6Oo head.
Union stock Yards Pittsburs March cs-cArrLE-
New-York tribune., 1908-03-29
STEAMERS At FOREIGN PORTS,
ARRIVED


Liverpool March 27-Baliic tBrl New York via
Plymouth March as-New York. New
bourg and Southampton tand proceejejb.
Bristol. March oS-EXeter City, tBr). Bailey. New
ROTTERDAM March a1-Excelsior tGer,. New York:
New York via Boulosne
Havre, March 3s-IA Bretagne tFrb, New York
Genoa. 25-Montevideo tSpan) New York via
Cadiz.
Para March :s-Madeirense tBr. New York Bar
Airoa Bay. March 27--Aros Castle tBrl. New York
Via Cape Town
Bremen March cS-Chennitz Ger. New York and Bat-
Bermuda March 2s-Trindad tBo. New York.
March a6-Trignae tFri. New York.
Hayre 2S-Ia Fr). New York
Pierre. MiQuelon. March 2i-Louisiane tFr), from
Bordeaux New York.
Huelva. March 24-Cheronca tBr) New York.
Calcutta March ?6-Motkefels iGer). New York.
Moville. March 2s-Coiumbia Hr, from Glasgow for
New York
Christan.and March cs-United dam. from
Copenhagen for New York
Southampton 2s-St Paul. New York via Cher
bourE tand passed Hurst Castle 40 M.
Shields. March 27-kikerran tFr). New York
PASSED
Gibraltar March cT-Irdrasarha tBr). New
Hong Kong. Shanghai. 18th. st George tBr).
New York Alden. Singapore. etc
Butt OF Lewis March 2S-Oscsr II tDanl. New York for
Christiansand and Copenhagen.
Lizard. siarcn 2s-La Provence tFr,. Havre for New
Brow Hs.A. xarsh se-sovic en-l. Esw York LIVER
New-York tribune., 1908-03-29
LIVESTOCK MARKET.


BEEVES-Receipts 90 cars or 1886 mead All
Of We direct city slaushteIers Ihere as
no trading live cattle The feeling vas nrIn f9T
and selling % lie per ID for native sides Liver
pool and London and beef markets were steady
Exports from port to-day included $500 quarters
don market sheep the Bernudian to Ber-
muda
CAIyES-Receipts head. ali for slaughter
ers There sales reported on live weight
The feeling steady for all sorts and grades city
dressed calves fair demand and selling at sn i1c
dressed In light supply and
well u lie
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts were 81 y cars, or
sc including ma for slaughterers and
for the market making. with the stock held over
yesterday. be sold. Sheep were almost
steady lambs more active than yesterday
selling 15c lower than Thursday Three
unsold late the forenoon. \ few sheep and
yearngs mixed sold at SO 100 ID. good TO choice
steady 10d per lb. dressed lambs at LA i5isc
country dressed spring lambs at S4qS1 per carcass
Sales-S. Sanders Isl state lambs. IS ID average
IS 100 lb. Isl do. so lb. at IS 10. sheep
an yearlinss 100 b. 81
o. 10 a SIS So Buffalo 81 III. IS -; aio
do So lb IS 75 go do IS Id. at IS 80. 1876 state
do. h. IS 80 10 culls +6 lb. at ST.
Tobin g. Shannon. III Ohio lambs. 20 III. at
IS 62ia.
HO(iS-Receipts - 1856 head. in
Guiding 13S the market. No sales reported up to
late hour. but feeling firm Buffalo advices. and
would probably sell higher here. Country dressed
hogs firm a1i2c lib.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-29

and Shields a. TO Philip Ruprecht in ballast Arrived at
the Bar at II As ~
Steamer Mssconomo 'Fso, chisholm. Norfolk March q
with nldse il transit leit guar
1910
United States cutter Mohawk Passed In SANDY
45 m.
Sandy Hook J. March %. $50 m-Wind west
light breeze. partly cloudy: light sea
SAILED
for Bermuda. Brooklyp city
tBrD. Bristol Caracas san Juan etc Easertun 'Norp
Dutch, Rotterdam Denver, Key Vest
Galveston Ravenscrag, Newport News Rio c'rande
brunswick Mobile: tretic 'fri. Naples and Genoa
VIA Azores: tBrt. Liverpool Via Queenstown;
Naples. Genoa etc 81 Louis South
vi Plymouth and CherbourS: iceland 'BrD.
California ffsrt. Glasgow Via NoNiie
Naples and Genoa: Pennsylvania 'jer)
Hamburg; Regina dItalia utaD. Naples and Genoa
Roma iFr, Marseiiles via Naples Alanca. trstobal;
Apache, Charleston and Jacksonville: Havana. Havana
Ponce, Mayaguez. etc. Prinz August Wilhelm
Ger. Fortune Island. Port Antonio etc: Prometheus
City Atlanta. Savannah; FL cd Gal
weston: Ell New orleans; jamestown. Norfolk and
Newport News; Bradford Ger. Pucrton Barrias etc
Caracas Juan. Curacao etc: Cas!lda ,Br,. Monte
etc: Chesapeake Baltimore Dacre
Castle ,Brl Alden sinsapore etc; Wn5ney: Boston
Baltimore: Jacob Bright tBf) Baltimore
Knight OF the Garter OBJ; Shanghai via NoT,oik' Man
haitian, Portland: Massachusetts, Boston: Oaf kyrfe
tNor Baltimore Tennessee. Providence Unique tNorl
Cienfuegos t5er Hamburg. Mamma Hata. Balt-
more; Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-29
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. March 2s-Closiug WHEAT-Spot
steady. No red Western winter. IS lad: futures
STEADY. May. Us II sd. july. sS lad. CORN-Sppt
steady: nrine American mixed new. IS SAD; prime
American mixed old IS ID. futures dull, NAY.
IS SD. PEAs-Canaden steady IS Sd Flour
patents quiet .!lS HOpS-At London pa
CoastJ. dull. 81 IosGts los BEEF-Extr@ India
mess quiet. SIS PO2k-Frime mess, Western. easy.
6Ts cd HAMS-Short cut. - To 10 III, strong iis 81
BACoN-Cumberland cut. 96 TO 30 10. strong. :os.
iS - H. Sts long clear nid1les.
light. IS I" 81 III. strong ils long clear nltddles
~ lbs strong. sos. short clear blchs.
h. 3,s: clear bellies u to 10 H..
strong lis SHOUI.DERS-SQuare, II 10 ~ lb Arm.
fAED-Prime Western. In tterccs. strong.
American refined. In pals strong. Ills 81 But
TER-tiood United states. dull. SotS"s CHEESE
American finest white FIRM. Sis: American finest col
nrIn. Canadisn finest white. steady. GjS;
Canadian nnest colored, steady. 6is TALToW-Frims
city. dLll. 26s 9d. Australian. in London. quiet.
%. Z I'D. Tt URPENTINE-Sprits. FIRM. los IINSEED
OIIe-weak. rs Sd PETROL EUN-Quiet a. q.
RoSlN-Common. steady ?s 1lzd. CCTTONSEED
OII.--HulI refined. spot. firm .2s
New-York tribune., 1908-03-29
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Saturday, March %, 'OS.
ARRIVED

Steamer Mauretania C3r) Pritchard. Liverpool March
and Queenstown D. the Cunard IS Co. Limited with
S3S passengers malls ana ndse
Arrived the Bar at IL l-59 m 18th -, =,
and Isoulocne American Line. with
I67 cabin and o,3 steerage passengers and mdse Ar
rived the Bar at
steamer Mederskin tNorl. Jacobsen Jrnia December
Calsta Coiosa January O. Antofagasta "a. Coronel
ruaay 4 Montevideo and Lucia March II, 10
Vessel. Duvsie with uIdse. Arrise at the Bar
$50 y 9th
steamer Scharzfels Ger, Earthmsnn, Calcutta Feb
ruary G. Colombo Is and Boston March &c. 10 Funch.
Edge & Co. with mdse. Arrived at the Bar at 10 p m
9th
steamer Rhein Ger. Franck. Bremen March IA. 70
Co. with 10 cabin and 300 steerase passen-
80 cabin o4I steerage passen-
gers ana mdse for Baltimore. Arrived the Bar at
1:e0
Steamer jefferson. Dole. Newport News and Norfolk 10
the Dominion IS Co with passengers and mdse Ar
rived al Quarantine 2.40 m
steamer Pboebus tep. Hamburg March s.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-29
DIPHTHERIA CLOSES E COLLEGE.
DYER one-seventh Of Coneordia Students I'm
dergoirg Treatment.

Conoordia College in Hawthorne. y \. near
Write Plains was closed on Wednesday. and every
effort is being made prevent the spread OF oiph-
liberia which broke out annons tie stuoents anu
ea,,s.a ~. death Of Julius Kretzman. of No 20
Diamond street. Brooklyn
Eighty students and six professors received an
indefinite leave of absence from the faculty when
The endemic had gained such headway that more
,hsn one-serenth Of the students had TO undergo
treatment.
.-sl -ev cases were reported yesterday. ana the
local health officials considering the oii'
of placing the town under quarantine Many oi
.be students live in Brooklyn and New YORK
New-York tribune., 1908-03-29
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Fftladeirhia reported 3cs miles east OF Sso
HOOK al - yesterday is expected TO DOCK sb'eS'
s to-day
Tne Celtic reported as 2e3 miles cast o, sancy HOOK
a. 10 m yesterday. expected to dock about a m 10
DAY
rz,~oL m expected to dock about
q 50 a N Monday %, Candy
Hook n ais yesterday is expected 10 COCK ABOUT ~
Tlesl
New-York tribune., 1908-03-29
OUTGOING STEAMERS
rsaNsPACiFIC MAILS.

-.,.,.u .ro steamer Close New York
TJawaU Guam ana Philippine island wa eoo
San tranciscolUned states transport apr l. o." III
Hawaii JaTan. COrea. China ard Phiip~ q, con-
rine Francisco)-Asia apr - o-o" y III
>SeIg Zealand. Australia except Westb
samoan Isiaios aaoe Aru Iniertc ~ APR g. m
Hawaii tvfa FrsnciscoD-Alameda Apr o. o.o y III
Japan. China and Philippine lsanos
fyia Vancouver and Victoria. C)-
Hawaii, Japan. China and Phip-
alia ale isa''S wa ~ ~ ........ O. 500
anu - 40 NsTinosa .... Apr O. 500 m
Jalsn. and China Especially ad- -
dressed only via Seattie)Aki Maru Apr ~ o;oo p III
s3~ir ,TJa s.attie1~sbap Apr TO- 500
znd China Especially ad-
dressed only via Ia ,omaAntiiochus Apr io o:,o m
Australia Except West) New Zealand
Samoan Islands. Ftj Islands and New
:, @coi 1e0M.owe~a Apr 800 m
New-York tribune., 1908-03-29

Supply light steady; choice SO - prime. 90 10
a $6 ~ SHEEP-Suppy hght. steau -ir'e y NethrFs.
ST - 81. S3dSi lambs. . % veal
calves SO HOGS-Recepts liru i've. high
er: prime 80 and heavy
light Workers. So 20 So - $ 40
81 80, rouEhs. 50 LoT s. 10
Toledo March 2S-CLON FED ash. $lt -,
March. 81; -; April. $l3 10. october 81 I2'2. TIM
OTHY-Prime. s. 10. ALSIkE-PTiue. ST. 40
New-York tribune., 1908-03-29
Hainb-Am

Pretoria Hamburg. March 2l.. Hamo-A Am
New-York tribune., 1908-03-29
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
r,, -ises so sur sio1n 445 Moon age %
HIGH WATER
n SANDY pook 571s GOV Island $40 Hell Gate l:33
PN-sanoy Hook 5:45 Gov. Island 6:is Hell Gate Gus
New-York tribune., 1908-03-29
COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES.

Maturing lsS-'22
FURNISHED by Swartwout Appenzear. ~ Pine
Pee Int Approx !
New-York tribune., 1908-03-29
$50 Prs. Lace Curtains


AT Unusually Low Prices
P1-FF1rD NET CURTAINS at S12S, LIS, sos
Values sG95 600 Pair
IRISH POINT CURTAINS. @SSU, 4.oU, 917
Values s5.75 to $50 Pair
RENAISSANCE CURTAINS. s5.SO, o.SU, S5o
Vaiues s. 50 to 1880 Pair
Puffled Renaissance Bed Sets,
Values S. 50 II.5o, at S4.7S, o.1o
West Twenty third Street
New-York tribune., 1908-03-29
NEW YORK CITY BONDS
BALTIMORE STOCKS.

coupon or registered.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-24
TEAMS TO
VISIT OYSTER BAY

''" York. Aug. 23-The last of
vl}mpic games athletes Will ar
friday morning and that after
=" Tho team will visit oyster Bay.
President Roosevelt viii re-
N~ members. Saturday "a great
"'hSifat'ou in their honor has been
'nseo iu New York. \ monster
"' tom divisions %comprisiny
'.N'. military and civic bodies and
hy numerous bands. VIII
From Forty-siNth street to thc
''. After the parade "a majority
20" olympic winners win compel.
q s.fI"s of athletic games az Cri-
grand circuit racers this week.
q" i;Dadvillc. Mass. whore Tues
ul' American Trotting Derby win
I-n for hy q large hcli of high
horses The race is a. handicai.
'"' purse is worth $4,000. tho
mount ever offered for 81 sin
'-'i harness race The event of
running TURF VIII D., th. twenty
..n"H.. OF the futurity st Shpepe-
'f' n.Nt Saturday
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-24

st. Louis, Aug. 23.-Boston ana st.
louis broke even in today's double
hcadcr. the visitors winning the first
10 to 0 and the locals taking the Sec
Hnd 3 to 2.
Score first game Il. II. e,
Boston ....010 t01 0i0-1O Il /
p Louis 100 600 600 8
Batteries - Karger and Ludwig;
Dorner and smith
Score second game r. II. T..
....,0O0 030 0O0-3 10 o
Louis ...010 040 00@-5 0
Batteries -Flaherty. Lindaman and
Graham; Higginbotham, Lush and
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-24
ESTERN LEAGUE.
Denver. s: Lincoln. Z.

Denver, Aug. 23.-Dcnvcr won in
The tenth inning of Il game i'm which
hitting vas the feature.
score r.. II. Z.
...0l0 f0t Dol is II 3
900 412 600 OF II 3
Balterics-Olmstead and Zalusky;
W Watson and Zinrau.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-24
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
ATTORNEYS.

ATTORNEYS.
JOHN w. WILSON
Attorney at Law
Collections Made. New state National
Bank Bldg. Albuquerque, n, M.
r. w. ID. BRYAN
Attorney at Law
office In First National Bank building
Albuquerque, n. NJ.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-24
|cIncinnali, ,: PhiIadclphiu. U:

Cincinnati, Aug. 23.-Pniladclphia
was able to get but one man to third,
Spade holding the visitors safely at
fl stages.
Score r.. H. r..
tineinnati ..001 100 00@-2 Is /
Philadelphia 600 600 600 4 I
Batteries Spade and Mclean; Fox
pn and Doom.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-24
Journal Want Ads Get Results

. o o o . . o . . =
. An advertisement In tie ClRs- .
. siflcd Columns of the Morning c
. Journal will probably rent .
. hose c rooms within the .
0 mex twenty-four lours. q
. . . o o . . Q Q . . q . .
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-24

ginning to-day naeas ~ be rur
ny oakev's hack liae 81 vi.
o. the day and night Promp'
'~A'isfartorv service TAlephou.
" laf -
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-24
CIvH, ENGINEERS.

PITT ROSS
County Surveyor.
Attorney before Y. S Land Depart
mcnt. Land scrip for sale, Ci,tl
engineering. Gold avenue, opposite
Morning Journal office.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-24
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.

z. l., HUSr--
Physician and Surgeon
Rooms 6 and 8, N r. Armiio build
ing. Albuquerque, n, NJ.
DRS. SHADRACH & TULL-
Practice Limited
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
Oculist and Aurist for Santa Zee Coast
Limos. ONCE state National Rank
Building. Hours; 3 to II a. m; 1890
To 5 p. m
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{ KELSEY
NSSNEI,s.
jerks


Mining and Metallurglcal Engineer.
COS West Fruit avenue. Postofficc Rox
172. or at office of e. IL. KcrL
Il3 South Third street.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-24
Autumn MILLINERY Showing.

Ia arraugin. our display at new mod
rI- 100 satin. ECIt. sill ~ Velvet ROM
biuatfCu~ suitable Tor immediate aud
later wear. Vc ave done 20 Win the
rt3tr-t ct study and care. inrludrd
,t, HINTS af mciFruI size with the
T,rnIcau Crown and high rolled side
rnr street wear. and the -nrgc models
t.ro-- something new every day
ion this Department a. the season adj
vance.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-24
EXTRA SPECIAL

~iiL p,ttiroat- la a bcWiidcring array
,g color and STYLES. heavy quality Of
TaHcta ~iik with nouncc or aerordcan
pIrstrI narc. Included la this special
ia ar, biack. blues. rcd checks.
maids. stripes. and Persian designs.
an, at Them being well worth St2.50
to $500.
SPECIAL S6.58
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-24

The new Autumn styles ia Tai or-
Made suits and Drc~-~r are arriving
daily aud cari, ucW arrival ugoNOkc~
uu added compliment for ihc tasty
display. The very latest anr newest
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cemetery,s Strange Uses.

According to the reports submitted
by keepers of Pere Lachaise, the ia
nous Partisan cemetery is utilized for
many other objects besides the burial
place of well-to-do families. 1t is re-
sort of thieves who steal the bronze
and brass work, which they take bit
by bit from the tombs and hide in
their pockets. 1t is also a hunting
ground for collectors of curios, who
armed with hooked sticks. break the
windows of the little chapels over the
tombs and abstract small vases of sill
yer and other precious metals.
Women, too, make a practice Of
stealing wreaths of imitation pearls,
which they place under their dress
and afterwards sell to dealers as their
own make. The cemetery is likewise
the resort of sentimental lovers.
When those seen kissing are very
young, the keepers take their names
and communicate with their parents.
Thus is many a schoolgirls romance
nipped in the bud.
Young and handsome women,
dressed in the deepest widows weeds,
are sometimes seen weeping at the
tombs of people in no way related
to them. This is with an eye to the
coming of male consoler, who event
ually departs with the supposed wild
ow on his arm For these reasons
and others it is thought advisable to
increase the number of keepers.