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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-29

school Ncrd> for BOYS and Girl~.
g euod lead pencils 5c
3 extra guod head pencils %
Very large pencil tablets -- Be-
Pencil hoNc~ -
We'll made large school bags zoe
5 uicr handkerchief ..-. Sc
BOYS cNtm grspd knec pant~ 50c
Everything in Shoes frr girls and
hnN-
Bn,> we'll made school suits. Sis
to $500.
n the Cash Buyer~ Union.
= North Second
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FOR RENT--DWeIIinuS.

FOR RENT-New three room cot
tage, furnished for housekeeping.
1922 South Walter street. II
FOR RENT, ., 4 and Groom
houses, furnished or unfuruishod.
w. ". Futrelle. 500 S. Second. n
FOR RENT-Five and seven room
modern cottages, close in. Paul
T"utsch, 8 and 4. Grand Building. II
RENT room furnished cot
t3gc, LCckhart ranch and . rooms
furnished for light housekeeping, ind
West Lead avenue. Telephone I1-.
or call or address Leekhart ranch.
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SODA FOUNTAINS

WE HAVE several bargains 20 offer
i'm both new and secondhand soda
fountains for immediate shipment
Easy monthly payments. Write or
phone for our attractive proposition
The Grosman company. Dallas, Texas
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PERSONAL


DIR. NACAMULI will be back at his
office from Europe September 10.
1908
LADY ABOUT TO ORGANIZE A
CLASS in astruloEy. development OF
m~edtumiStic attributes and psychic
power desires to- receive applications
Tor admission 10 class. Also gives pri-
waite lessons ON an kindred subjects.
Address this office. Occuitism.
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THE MINNEAPOLIS

So SOUTH SECOND STREET.
VIII DC r%copcncd for business on the
first of September by MIR. D.. &. Stew
art. The place has been newly repair
cd and newly furnished. a few rooms
for light housekeeping. Give Us "A
call. Rates reasonable
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II. Louis Wool.

81. Louis, Aug. 2S.-Wool quiet;
medium grades. combing and clothing
.t9H 20; light fine 16mt614; heavy
fine lt@12 cents. tub washed 20W27.
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window frames. sr.5S. Albuquerque
Planning MN.
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AMI
COMMERCE


Sew york. aug. Zs.-Therc was an
other "upbldding of the prices on the
stuck exchange today i~nterspersed
with frequent periods of profit taking.
The Days business was fairly large
bur again the bulk Of the trading was
IH a hllf dozen issucs-Resdiug. the
Hafrimaus. smelling, the steel shares
and AmnlEHuated Copper. some new
theories and Donjecturcs were advane-
ed Go account for the rise Ia southern
Pacific which made another new high
record. but they were given no eucour-
agement In Official circles. obviously.
the large short interest which existed
early in the week has been put 10
eut IL not completely eliminated The
increased demand for bonds. a con
spicuous feature of tho last few days.
has done much to restore confidence
la the market and "a broader and
more general inquiry for high class
issues Is confidently predicted. crop
adIicos az hand today were In line
with the encouraging news OF the ear
ly week but latest adyices from the
flooded districts In the country fully
confirm previous dispatches telling OF
very heavy damages to growing cot
ton aud serious losses IN various in
iustrial and mercantile lines. The
stock market became dun IN the early
afternoon but not until q dcmonstra-
tloH in Reading had carried that stock
up 10 ~ points. The buying came
interests previously Identified
with bull movements in hat stock,
and was attended by rumors OF favor
able developments In the property
shortly. In tho group Of spccialties the
feature was Consolidated Gas which
advanced over 4 points on moderately
large purchases. A final decision IN
The so cent gas is expected before
many weeks and today's movement
IN some way associated with that
event Tho result of the day was
satisfactory. some Of the moro
substantial early gains being changed
10 losses before the closc, which was
heavy. Estimates for the weeks
ousb varied from $3.500.00 to So,
500. 600 but whatever the showing to-
the banks are now so glut-
ted with money rs TO make no mater
la difference. Further large ship
ments OF gold coin TO Canada were
made today, the aggregate for the
week already exceeding $4,000, 600.
The most interesting railroad returns
Of the day was that Atchison for
f.-tss ~Ne~o'r q teavv dacrease in
gro#s earnings was converted into a
net gain. Missouri Pacific rendered
lls report FOR the fiscal year. show
ing a not decrease In operating rev
cuue of almost SO. 500, 600, but like
Alrhison lts June statement showed
a M In.rDnan- Cln.InE alnnkA.
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New orleans, Aug 2S-Cottou spot
quiet, middliuE ga
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FOR SALE-Ranches from one acre
up to loo acres, close i'm. a ( room
cottage. Lowiands. lot 5Oxl42 feet
&l2oo 90 A 4 room cottage, High
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have houses from ! room to Z rooms
for rent. Also furnished rooms. Wise
and son, 201 +. Central.
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WANTED-PoSitlonS

WANTED-By young married lady,
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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-21
RUSSIA FACING A CRISIS.

The war with Japan left Russia prac.
ticaily without navy. 1t Is not sur.
prisIng that she should be thinking
and planning the construction OF new
feet, and reasonable naval program
would be taken everywhere as a matter
Of course. A reasonable program
would recognize accomplished facts
the loss Of Port Arthur, the dashing of
the hopes of an ice-free port In the
Pacific, the blow to the schemes of
empire in the East. But the naval pro-
gram which the admiralty has prepared
and wants the duma to approve Is con-
sidered wild not only by all the lib
erals but by many OF the conservative
editors and writer's as well. The total
10 be spent In nine years Is consider
ably over billion, and the appropria.
tions for this year for new construc-
tiOn and some Improvement work at
ports and naval stations amount to
$43,5OOOOO, This certainly seems far
too ambitious program for country
struggling with a famine in some prov
inces and suffering from poor crops
generally, Industrial and political dis
order and staggering debt burdens. Al.
most the entire press has opposed the
srhemes Of the admiralty as foreshad-
owed In semi-official statements, and
has pointed 10 the need Of agrarlan re-
form. which will cost a good deal OF
money, Of universal primary education.
Of public works and other things that
are essential In themselves, and, In
addition, conditions Of paclhcation and
regeneration. But II Is reported that
the court, including the Car himself,
ID determined 10 force the acceptance
Of the program as It stands Indeed,
the duma has already been told by high
tureaucrats that 1t would be dissolved
II II should decline to ratlfy the naval
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-21

budget. What the Octoberists and the
other moderates and conservatives In
that body will do remains to be seen.
The fanatlcal reactionaries, It Is be-
lieved. will vote against the naval pro.
gram In order to bring about the dlsso-
luton threatened. They love the navy.
but their hatred Of the duma and Of
reform is deeper. Perhaps. however,
the government will finally ngree to
compromise on an alternative program
of more modest proportions to cover n
shorter period. The prospects of new
foreign loans will have something to
do with its attitude.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-21

March cd, the Shaksi'earian drama,
Hamlet" will In seen ut the Bush.
Manager llOlbrook promises pro,luc.
tIon perfect In every respect. For tile
past weeks the scenic artists, stage ear
pcnters AMI property men have been
working overtime In order to c0nlple."
the plots outlined by Stage Director
Long. Miss Keim will play Hamlet.
AMI the production will be one that
will ever live IN the memory ~ tho
Bush Temple patrons. "IIamlet," rs
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-21
LARGEST
WEEKLY CIRCULATION
IN CHICAGO.

The Chicago Eagle numbers
Influential, most prosperous and
most respected men im Chicago.
IL reaches nearly every man
81 standing In the com munity
and all men who are mOulders Of
pob1Ic opinion or directors Of
Dubllc affairs.
IL IL the guide, mentor and
friend Of every political leader
81 every shade Of opinion.
Il - read ny Government,
State, County and CITY officials.
IL In read by . big percentage
81 the legal fraternity, including
bench and baP.
IL IL the favOrlte of Chicago
leading business men.
IL reaches all classes In their
homes.
u II read BY the Fire Depart.
nest.
II IL read BY the Police Depart.
nest.
IL II In every public once anL
every psblic library.
IL is not controlled by any
cheap, cheeky or crooked adver.
tisinw agency.
In the eighteen years Of Its
sxlsteace Il has managed to build
- . large circulation and great
bssImess without the aid Of pro.
sessiOnsl ADVERTISING sharks.
That II why IL IN SO indepcnd.
est, so popular and so strong.
The Chicago Eagle IL one pa.
pr that has never depended
sVWa advertising agents for =
circulation. IL has one Of It's
OWn.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-21

seen ut It's very hest. There IL u
scream In every line and 1t has been
recommended by physicians and other
authorities the country over as Il sure
cure for blues and other depressing
ailments. ~ Night or" has always
been II popular attraction In Chicago.
Jane, Durkln. Eeryl Hope. Smith
Davies. Grace RauwOrth. Morris Nc.
Hugh. Guy COOmbs. 7. Edward Ma;il-
len. Morley Birch and Ann Bronaug!i
viii ull lH seen tO gWsl advantage.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-21

Augustus Thomas has given Chicago
something 10 think about. talk about
and enjoy. From out long list of
more or less bnnal and incftcciunl
plays and entertainments has emerged
this new play with It's stirring action.
its peculiar MESSAGE and Its engross.
Ing story. AMI has given the Jadel thea.
ter patrons a new ami novel sensation.
BUSH TEMPLE.
Beginning next Monday NIGHT
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-21
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(,AISIkI('E.

Now in the eighth week of its stay
at the Garrick Ihcater, "The Witch
ing Hour" is still monopolizlng the
attention of playgOers. and Is fur
nishipg the big sensation of the sea.
son. In this novel and vlrile play,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-21
/saIl

Theodore e, Thilepapa has by his
able management of Anbach's Garden.
1890 North Hasted street, one of the
best known pleasure resorts on the
North Side. gained for himself q biz
army of friends and admirers.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-21
GREAT Sesriirnx.

The production of "GeOrge Wash.
lngton, Jr,," ut the Great Northern
Theater next week, II II promised,
will be on the same complete ana elab-
crate scale that has always charac-
terized the other COhan musical plays
seen in this city. In addition to that
clever comedian, Carter DE Haven, and
the beautiful Flora Parker. the COM
pany, which, In a return presentation
of George Washington, Jr.," not seen
here since two years ago mt the Colon
ial, will play the successful musical
comedy from the pen of Geo. NJ. COhan
mt popular prices, will include Willis
i. Sweatnaia. Jack Haffeal, John A.
Boone. Edward Lester, Lulu Hoffman,
Elsie Artz, Lee Myers ana large and
attractive chorus.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-21
EAOLETS.

John 1Iuderlcin should he elected
Alderman In the Twcnty-fourth Ward
lie Is man of ability aud experience,
and Is cognizant of the needs of the
people of the ward. The Democrats
could not have nominated better
man. Mr.. IIndcrlein Is known all over
the ward AMI IL respected ana wen
liked. The citizens of the Twenty
fourth Ward can feel assured that
with John IIaderleln rs their repre-
sentative In the City Council their In.
tcrcsts will be well looked after. Ills
election will give the ward one of the
very best representatives 1t has ever
had In the City Council. The voters of
the Twenty. fourth Ward should cast
their votes for John lIadcrlcin for
Alderman.
Az
The people of the Twelfth Ward will
have representative In the City
Council In william i. Brennan that
they will well be proud of. Mr.. Brcn-
nan IL one of the ablcst and most high.
~ respected business men In Chicago,
and 1t IL Il good sign when such men
rs he take public Office. Mr.. Brennan
was In the council before and bet.
ter or more honest man was never In
that body. as his record will readily
show. The best interests Of the
Twelfth Ward and Of Chicago demand
his election, and the voters Of the
Twelfth Ward should make 1t their
duty to 60 to the polls on April I AMI
cast their ballots for him for Alder
man.
John Taylor BOoz has the solid
backing OF the best citizens Of the
Twenty.frst Ward In his campaign for
election as alderman. His grand rec
ord as lawyer and citizen makes
him a popular ana Il winning candi.
date.
Alderman John Schermann will
have no trouble In being reelected In
the Sixteenth Ward. lie has been
II conscientious and faithful worker
on behalf of his constituents, ana they
will show their appreciation on cleo
ton day. Alderman Schermann Is one
of the best men In the City Council.
%6A
William 4. Maypole Will be. re-clect-
ell Alderman of the Fourteenth Ward,
rs he deserves to he. lie Is an honest
and capable official.
~
Alderman William l.. Devcr will he
triumplslntly returned to the city
Council sfrom the Seventeenth Ward,
The Republicans knowing that his bril-
liant and honest record In the council
has made him liked and admired by
everybody in the ward and all over
Chicago, refused to nominate man to
run against him. Chicago needs men
like william u. Dever in her common
council, and his reelection will be II
fitting reward for services well per-
formed.
John II. Jones' campaign for cleo
ton MS Alderman in the Eighth Ward
to the seat he held so well before is
meeting with enthusiasm all over the
ward and his election by big major
ity Is certain.
The Democrats OF the Thirty-fifth
Ward named winner when they nom
mated Bernard j. Mahony, the popular
lawyer, for alderman. The majority
Of the voters Of the ward are with him
TO man.
%6
Vote for John Taylor Booz In the
Twenty-iirst Ward,
~e>
The voters Of the Twentieth Ward
should 90 To the polls on election day
and vote for the reelection of their
brilliant and faithful Alderman Mich
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-21

played by Adelaide Keim. will he one
of the real treats of Chicagos theatri.
cal season. BILLY Evarts. the popular
comedian. Is back vt THE Bush.
~d
tOiisf.tir.
~ Night ON" the great farce writ.
ten by the late Augustin DAILY. will be.
tho hin NJ the College Theatcr next
week. This l. enc Of the best come
dies ever written. and IN the hands of
the capable Patrons company 1t will be.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-21
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SrUDER.AKER.

Never before In the history of Chi.
cago theatrical offerings has u play
caused such furore or received s,,rll
universal praise, as has ''rhe ltegcn,
Grafton" Arnold Days new play at
III" StulcMlker. Newspapers have
printed columns and columns of praise
for the drama, the star AMI the play.
elN. People are talking about II rs n
play never was talked about before
The interest II has created Is unpre.
cedented. \ prominent Chicago bust
ness man has given 5000 to provide
seats for poor people who should SEQ
1t. The theme II so unusual and vel
sd compelling, that one wonders why
the stage has never had Il pla. like
"The Regeneration"
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-21
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AUDITORIUM,

Following the precedent established
NJ the big Auditorium last full OF Civ.
Ing the theater.going public big shows
NJ bargain prices, the management nm.
nounccs that the English Opera Com
lmny, which has just finished ten
weeks Of phenOmennlly successful bust
ness NJ tho International Theater, will
innugurnte season Of prctentiOis
comic opera revival productions next
week. beginning Monday. March q.
All Of these revivals will IN sumptrl.
0nsly staged, and for this engagement
the company has been augmented to
one hundred singers. The opening pro.
ductIOn will he Smith ana De KOven's
"ItObin Hood" the merrlest ana most
musical Of all comic operas of recent
years ana the greatest success of the
famous BostOnians.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-21
<l(1

Michael II. Zuler, the popular and
well known undertaken of the Twenty
third Ward. Is strongly talked of by
his many friends for County Commits
siOner on the Democratic ticket this
year.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-21

ed. Mr.. Fargo IL we'll qualified for the
place and has everybody's good wishes.
No business man in Chicago IL nd
mred and respected more by his fell
low business men and by the people of
Chicago than Is Albert q. Wheeler.
Judge Richard =. Tuthill's honest,
fearless and able record On tho bench
has gained for him the admiration and
highest respect of the people of Chi.
cago.
~SA
Illinois Is proud of her able. fearless
AMI honest representative In the
United States Senate, Albert j. Hop.
klns.
Alderman jacob 4. Hey Is making n
splendid record IN the City Council.
lie Is IN able and conscientious public
official AMI the citizens of the Twenty
third Ward are proud of him.
Col. james Hamilton Lewis. In the
opinion " many Democrats all over. Is
the logical man for the party TO NOM
mate for o;vernOr this year.
Clarence =. DarrOw, the famous AMI
brilliant lawyer. would do honor to
himself and to the people of Chicago
as II member of the National House of
Representatives.
>~e)A
Senator Charles II. Cruikshank has
proven his worth to the people Of the
Nineteenth District by his able ana
honest record In che state Senate. AMI
every one Of his constituents Is proud
of him.
One of the most popular and most
capable men In the City Council Is
Alderman Albert llahne of the Twcn.
ty.fourth Ward.
~SA
The talk Of John J.. McGoorty for
Governor on the Democratic ticket IL
growing stronger every day. Ills clean
AMI brilliant record In the Legislature
AMI his well known ability, makes him
one of the strongest gubernatorial can.
didates the party has ever had.
&e0
william Davidson. the well.knOwn
caterer, stands in the front ranks of
chicago's most popular and most sue
ccssful business men.
~eoA
Michael II. Iuber. the popular and
well known undertaken Of the Twenty
third Ward. Is strongly talked of by
his many friends for County Commits
sioner On the Democratic ticket this
year.
/ James j. Gray's clean. able. ana hon.
oiTble record ms n public official, a law.
yer ana citizen, has made him uni.
versally liked all over Chicago.
>eN
Clayton T., Crafts has earned the
high place he holds In the estimation
OF the people of Chicago AMI Cook
County by his grand record ms u law
yer, public official ana II public spirited
citizen.
&eA
James :. Hopkins. the able AMI we'll
liked master in chancery, is one of the
rising young Republican leaders In II.
llnois.
%6A
Judge Edward A. Dicker Is making
an excellent record on the Municipal
Court bench. lie Is an able, conscien-
tious ana upright jurlst
William II, Barnum, the able law
yer who served the people SO well on
the bench, Is respected and esteemed
by everybody in Chicago.
Ross &. Hall, the able and deserved.
~ well-liked lawyer ana Democratic
leader, Is in line for the Democratic
nomination for Clerk of the superior
Court this year.
%cSA
Theodore e. Thlepapa has by his
able management of Anbach's Garden.
1890 North IIalsted street, one OF the
best known pleasure resorts on the
North Side, gained for himself biz
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-21
At The THEATERS
IA SALE.

Honeymoon Trail" the newest la
Sale musical comedy. which comes to
ChicagO's home of successes next sun
day. made its first bow tn the public
In Milwaukee last Monday and was
pronounced II success by everybody.
honeymoon Trail has California
setting and IL woven around material
gathered by the authors during n r..
cent sojourn. The plot deals with
complications resulting from the cs-
adjustment of u hotel pntronized by
Divorces near n rest cure for tired
out business mon. The plot IL one of
the most Ingenious ever written into u
musical comedy. a dozen or more
musical numbers will be included in
the pisc and the music IL the most
tuncful composed by Joe Howard.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-21

Senator Albert !. Hopkins has scrv-
ed the people of Illinois fearlessly
faithfully and ably in the United
States Senate and he deserves another
term.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-21
/l|elA

william Davidson. the well.knOwn
caterer. stands in the front ranks of
chicago's most popular and most sue.
ccssful business men.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-21

Hiram ID. Fargo, popular In news
paper and political circles and an
all-around good fellow, has been APP