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Albuquerque citizen., 1908-01-03

with Egypts queen. The subject has
been one of rare fascination for the
genius that makes the stage its med
lum OF expression. The greatest play
ers have lent their talents TO the two
roles which give the play its title,
and celebrated authors have time and
again striven to add something new
10 the story, only 10 be eclipsed by
one great play dealing with the topic.
Like all his other representations,
this latest contribution to theatric en-
tertainment by Mr.. Hanford will be
dominated by the spirit of modern
ism. This does not imply that the
performance will be found lacking in
respect for the highest traditions as
Sociated with il, or that a garbled
and mutilated text, will be thrust be-
fore the public. The same complete
ness which has marked all of Mr..
Hanford's productions, will be note
worthy in this. But there will be no
sighting the opportunities for page
antry on the pTeteXL of conforming
TO the custom Of shakespeare own
time. The play will be given with
the wealth OF real magnificence
which the poets own test suggests
so warmly and constantly that there
can be no doubt of its existence in
IS own imagination.
Mr.. Hanford has turned to several
specialists for assistance IN this en-
terprise. His scheme Of stage pic
lures has been carried out by NJ.
Armbruster Of Cleveland, o., whose
experience in designing and execut-
ing beautiful and correct settings for
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-01-03

Numerous reports have emanated
from London recently that the call
Of the limelight was Oyerstrong, and
Edna May LewisOhn, married some
months ago, was soon to succumb
and be seen again as the central fig-
ure in a new musical comedy. Jane
May, a sister of the former favorite.
enters an emphatic denial OF these
reports.
when my sister married" she
says, "she retired permanently from
the stage, and since she has never
had the falntest idea Of returning
to it,"
Edna and her husband. after a
tour of Egypt and Algeria are now
quartered at her villa at Blarritz,
where they will remain until May
before returning TO London.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-01-03

A tickling cough, from any cause,
is quickly stopped by DR.. Shoop's
ly harmless and safe, that DR.. Shoop
tells mothers everywhere to give it
without hesitation even to very
young babes. The wholesome green
leaves and tender stems of a lung
healing mountainous shrub, furnish
the curative properties 20 DR.. Shops
Cough cure. 1t Gains the cough,
and heals the sore and sensitive
bronchial membranes. No opium,
no chluroform, nothing harsh used
to injure or suppress. simply a
resinous plant extract that helps TO
heal aching lungs. The Spaniards
call this shrub which the Doctor
uses, The Sacred Herb" Always
demand Dr. ShoOp's Cough cure. All
Druggists.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-01-03

classic plays has earned him through
several generations of famous actors
the soubriquet of "The Grand old
Man of Scenery" The dancing has
been rehearsed under the personal
direction of NJ. F.. Trostler. OF Cleve-
land, o., whose achievements in ar
ranging terpsichorean effects on a
colossal scale have made him fam
Gus. a special feature will be a
premiere danseuse of personal grace
and expert accomplishments The
chorus and orchestra will be under
the direction Of the companys own
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-01-03
Bad stomach Trouble Cured.

Having been sick for the past two
years with a bad stomach trouble,
a friend gave me a dose OF Cham
berlain's Stomach and Liver Tab
lets, They did me so much good
that l bought bottle OF them and
nave used twelve bottles IN all. To-
day / am well of a bad stomach
trouble.-Mrs. John Lowe. Cooper
Maine. These tablets are for sale by
All Druggists
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-01-03
ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA
HANEORD'S EANORITF PLAY,

The stupendous scale on which
Charles b. Hanford's productions are
made have been, from season to sea-
son, the subject of increased admira-
ton and wonder. Each presentation
he makes is designed to eclipse its
predecessor in brilliancy Of effect and
elaboration of detail 1t is another
evidence of Shakespeare comprehen-
sive genius that the actor is not OBJ
liged to depart from his plays for
material for unlimited scenic exploit
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-01-03
"THE COLLEGE WIDOW"

Henry w. Savage has alWays en-
joyed splendid reputation for the
excellence Of his productions and the
personnel OF his companies He has
set very high standard and he lives
up 10 il. We have seen George Ade's
lnimitable comedy "The College
Widow" and the verdict was that the
company representing IL was very
fine, but il is now understood that
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-01-03

kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup
acts upon the bowels and thereby
lrlVes the cold out' of the system.
~ contains no opiates-it is pleasant
10 take and Is highly recomm ended
.or children, Sold by J. II. O'Rielly
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-01-03

The reason we do so much ROUGH
DltN work IS because we do II right
and at the price you cannot AFFORD to
have IL done at home.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-01-03

The terrible itching and Smarting
incident TO certain skin diseases. is
almost instantly allayed by applying
ChambeTlaius Salye. Price. %
cents. For sale by All Druggists.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-01-03

Pal Pinto Wells Mineral Water
cures and prevents constipation. Ask
your grocer for IL.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-01-03

II you want anything on earth, you
can get It through the want columns
pf The Evening Citizen. We get re-
suits
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-01-03

Mr.. Savage is sending us what he
considers the best all-round company
of players that he has yet gathered
TO portray the unique characters of
this play.
The College Widow" comes to the
Elks' opera house Monday night.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-01-03
ORIENTAL PLAYS All THE RACE

o. a. Matson, the energetic man
ager Of the Elks' opera house, has
secured Clarence Barnetts beautiful
Mexican play "a Royal Slave" for
tomorrow night The author has
evolved a story, startling in its in
tensity; calling into play the strong
est emotions human nature possess
es. The loyal, undying devotion Of
Aguilla to his young mistress. the
passionate hate Of The Countess Inez
de orc, the sweet cOnhding love Of
the gentle IsadOre-releyed by the
bright breezy comedy of the Amerl-
can newspaper correspondent and
the equally sprightly Annetta with
the specialties they intrOduce-all
contribute their share in making "A
Royal Slave" one Of the most enjoy
able of this seasons offerings
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-01-03

tatlon. 1t has been argued that but
little scenery was employed on this
point. Certain 1t Is that no plays
lend themselves more splendidly to
the purposes of the scenic artist and
costumer, as well as of the actor,
than those of Shakespeare. One of
the most striking of the great poets
scenic dramas is Antony and Cleo
patra,' which Mr. Hanford selects as
his subject for a spectacular revival
this season. 1t is particularly fitting
that Mr.. Hanford should follow his
production of Julius Caesar" which
created such a profound impression
last winter with the story of the
Roman warriors historic armour
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-01-03

ly cast with Otis Skinner Nat c.
Goodwin, Charles Hawtry and Viola
Allen. The date of Mr.. Hanford' 5
Is Tuesday. Jan. 7.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-02-04
INDIAN APPROPRIATIONS BILL
Iaken up for Consideration I'm an,
Housc-Nili be Read for Amend
mcnt Monday Night.

washington, January 3l.-The In
dlan appropriation bill, the first OF the
fourteen regular annual supply meas
ures 70 De reported was taken uD for
consideration I'm the mouse today
by aShreement general debate will
run until the close of the session Mon
day and on Tuesday the bill will lie
read Tor amendment THE bin carries
total appropriation OF sS.2I5.Gg7
winch ls only $@,515. less than the es-
inmates. but S2,O9SjlS less than IN.
appropriation for lasi year
Ar. Sherman, Of New York chair
man or the committee on Indian ar-
lalrS vas In charge OF the bin and
exp 'aihed its provisions. The extent To
WhICh the federal government can 70
!h projecting Indians against the m le
10 theI" OF Intoxicating liquors was =,
question which excited some debate
Er. Mann insisted that the appropria-
ti"n Tor this purpose had been used
IN cases other than where indians
were In tribal relation or on n rCscr-
Vahon and Re maintained that was
an INVASION OF states rights
Dir. Sherman replied by saying that
there was a national law which pro-
hlhited tn" sale OF liquor to Indiana
anywhere, except those who had been
Admitted Ot citizenship.
Mir. Mann declared that the federal
government had no contru! over tho
matter where The Indian was off his
reservation and demanded to know
how FAR the federal government ap-
proprlated 10 enforce state LIQUOR
laws
Consideration Of the bill was not
concluded when the house at sos D.
nlr' adjourned till Monday.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-02-04
BRYAN PRAISES PRESIDENT


Wilmington. Del, January S1.-Wih-
lam Jennings Bryan tonight issued
statement bearing on the presidents
message sent to congress today. HE
said ha recognized the mosAi courage
of Roosevelt In Hghung against the
opposition he has TO contend win
referring to the Wall street methods.
he said IL will be n safe bet tha; the
financiers would see that they could
place no dependence on Roosevelt as
a friend OF the system His state
ment Is In part as follows:
1T Is a brave message and needed
at this time. All friends OF reform
have reason to rejoice that the presi-
dent has used his high position TO call
attention to the wrongs that need to be
remedied. He has discovered the run
ming sore in our national life He has
pointed out the corrupung influences
that fow from hereditary wealth and
from the monopolistic enterprises
which have given unearned riches ~
the few who, by controlling the great
industries OF the nation. have levied
tribute upon the whole country.
Its warnings are entirely In bar
mony with the warnings which dem
ocrats have been uttering for more
than a decade. and hope that the
democrats in the senate and the houss
will promptly challenge the republi-
cans TO meet the issues presented by
the president.
There ought 10 be enough Roosevelt
republicans in the two houses 10 join
with the democrats and insure some
remedial legislation at this session IL
there be none the public ought 10
know it, so that when the next repub
lican national convention endorses the
present administration the hypocrisy
OF the endorsement would be under
stood.
The president has discussed the re
lative spheres OF the state and OF the
nation. l hope that in the measure
which may be introduced in response
to this appeal there will be no at
tempt to take from the states any
power that they now have.
Inc democrats are In faVor OF the
fullest employment Of the power vest
ed in congress, but they want nation
al remedy added TO the state remedies
and not substituted for them. The
president has issued a call TO arms
Now let the battle begin and we. shall
soon be able TO pick out the purchased
newspapers and the purchased legisla-
lures described by the president but
not specifically named"
Mr.. Bryan is here as the guest OF
the Modern Woodmen OF America To
night he delivered an address at a dem
ocratic massmeeting and later was the
guest OF honor at banquet given by
the democratic league OF Delaware.
Congressman Heflin OF Alabama was
among those present
The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-02-04
People Who Object to
Liquid Medicines Can
Now Secure Peruna
Tablets.

foreign all the world supplied with this v
able household remedy.
WE CLAIM PERUNA REMEDY Buy bottle and
acknowledge that it has helped
will publish statement exactly furnish it
add take words If wish Us will
publish your portrait with We will not do this without
written without entire consent
thousands Of chronic phases
At that what people through unsolicited
will thousand in spite of fabricated
ander the contrary.
WE GUARANTEE BOTTLE OF PERUNA TO CONTAIN THE
PRINTED ON THE LALEL.
that testimonial absolutely ruem the
exact language Of the testifer. \ 80
word testimonial author
lied by the har1 that signed it.
determined by being frer than
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dupciy with candor insincerity with sincerity
We that the Peruna will appreciate stand We believe
will applaud We expect
acknowledge finally that Peruna not only
remedy the GREATEST HOUSEHOLD MED1
CINES CONTINENT.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-02-04
BRADsTREET's TRADE REVIEW
The Weeks Failure Total In Smallest
Fro Month Past-Financtai CondA-
tions slowly But Steadily Improv-
ing.

New York. January 2L-Bradstreets
tomorrow will say:
Trade and financial Developments
have been of q irregular character,
but. on the whole. In the direction OF
future improvements at the large cen
ters. Conservatism in ordering Is
noted as a country wide condition, but
recent price reductions have unques-
tionably stimulated interest The sos
pension of four banks at tho metrolo-
lis was, after all. only Degauve'y uu-
favorable, these being the aftermath
of last autumn's financial storm
Money shows increasing ease all over
the word, and Improvements In col
lections is in many cases the result or
easing money. The weeks failure To-
tai is the smallest for a month past.
Drygoods distribution apparently Ii
tending to increase because OF recent
cuts in prices Lower prices for build
ers hardware are reported to have su-
mulated some inquiry anl there is
talk of possible cutting OF lumber prie-
6S. u6 Va ~
still a disturbing question IN some
lines, but there seems this week TO be
rather more reports Of reinstatement
OF orders previously rejecte1.
The textile industries are quAeter.
but estimates OF restriction or output
are not easily obtainable. The recent
cuts of prices in cotton goods place the
prices of most grades At least y per
cent below a year ago Shoe ship
EIents are about 80 per cent. below
January 1907. Recent curtailment or
leather production has mad IJr a
far amount of stability IN leather, es-
pecially heavy sole grades. but tam
ners are buying hides very conscrva-
tivoiy iy There are widesn-ead reports
of large numbers Of uncm. .'loyci in
all sections OF the country aud some
sol thern reports point 10 y r.uiln by
| id''. city labor to he farms.
Business failures in the United
States for the week ending January
80, number 359 against 40S last week,
211 in the like week of 1907, 22S in
1908, 239 in 1905 and el6 in 1904.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-02-04
HUGHES ON NATIONAL ISSUES
Ani Not Become Involved in Factiop,I
Su1fc-iraise for President Roose-

New York, January 3I-In his
address before the republican cIub Of
the city of New York. this evening,
Governor Hughes made his first state
ment respecting nationa, Issues,
Governor Hughes said In part:
since took Office I have soupht 4
to make it clear that 7 would not be-
come involved in factiCnaI strife or
the pow ers Of offices to further anv
personal interest. am and have
been constantly solicitious that the
administration of the affairs of this
state shall not he embarrassed bv
collateral considerations, and that ey-
cry question shall be presented and
decided upon its merits, unaffected
by suggestion of Interior motives
We are contemp 'ating a new ad-
mInistration at the close of one which
10 degree almost unparalleled has
Impressed the popular Imagination
and won tneconfdence OF the people.
The country Is under lasting obIiga-
ton to President Roosevelt or his
vigorous opposition to abuses for the
strong impulse he has given 10 move
ments for their correction.
We shall have in the next cam
palgn notable vantage ground,
gained through the genera! admira-
ton Of his strong personality and the
popular appreciation OF the intensity
of his desire To promote the right
eous conduct Of affairs and the welfar.
of his fellowmen"
The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-02-04
WILL NOT APPOINT RECEIVER
Decision OF Judge Pritchard I'm South
Carolina Dispensary Case.

Asheville, N G. January 31.-In the
United States circuit court today ar
gument was still proceeding before
Judge Pritchard on the question OF
jurisdiction in the South Carolina dis
pensary case of Fleischman and COM
pany against the state dispensary COM
mission for the appointment Of a re-
ceiver to take over the affairs OF the
old dispensary board, and disburse
eight hundred thousand dollars among
those having claims against the dis
pensary. Judge Pritchard has announ-
ced that he will not appoint receiver.
He is, however. hearing argument on
jurisdiction. If he assumes jurisdie-
ton a master will be appointed TO take
testimony and sift the charges Of fraud
and illusion. The hearing has been
marked by ordinations and recrimi-
nations, and there also have been
charges and counter-charges of fraud
illusion and conspiracy involving the
old dispensary commission.
Argument came to a close this af-
tSI HOO1, JuuSc FItfHtTN ce0
that he would take the case under ad-
visement in order TO review some Of
the authorities q"o'ed by counsel. The
judge may not deliver a decision until
the middle of next week
The order restraining the com mis-
sion from turning he $4,000 fund
into the state treasury, which was OBJ
tanned December y, wiIl continue in
effect.
The commission. however, can pay
approved claims of creditors if II 40
desires. Judge Pritchard, by consent
OF all parties issued an order that the
dlspensary commission might use s15.-
600 of the fund in question for neces-
sary Expenses. The court stated that
1t would sign an order indicating any
oank from which the commission
might wish to draw this sum.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-02-04
s1O5,OoD FIRE AT BLUEETEI.D
Palasld Street Was Swept by Flame,
Its Entire Length.

Blueheld, W. Va, January 31-A
disastrous fire broke on: In the
Christie building on Pulaski street
this afternoon and spread rapidly. On
account Of a delay in turning in an
alarm, the fire department did lot
arrive until the building was In
farnes and had spread to adjoining
buildings. The damage will exceed
$4,000. The buildings destroyed
were those of o N Heffner. o. 3.
Lowder, Charles Bailey. A. c. Bailey.
E. r. Whitlow, l. H. Christie. rail-
road, Y. NJ. 6. A Building. J. r.
Winders BUILDING and Loan Company,
w. A. 3. Bruce and Joe Plummer,
ell iocated on Pulaski street which
was swept its entire length. At $50
O'Clock a heavy snow set I'm and at
4 o'clock the fire was under control.
Eight business houses, the railroad,
Y N. c. A. building and three resi-
dences were destroyed by tie fire
There were from one TO three fats ov-
er each of the business houses. and
families occupying these. eigE cen In
nImber, are homeless. The bu'lTins
in which the fire started was used by
an installment hos Sc for storage pur-
The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-02-04

A sensational feature of the after
noon discussion were statements from
Laughinghouse and LOckhart, that
on the day Judge Pritchard passed
| on the railroad cases, contract was
signed by his rock quarry company
to sell rock at great profit to the
Southern railway, and the evidence
was accidentally found at the rate
hearing in Washington in a voucher
which had Deen ordered referred to
General Counsel Thorn. Several
speakers severely condemned the
bringing in of this matter, notably
Grant Of Davie and Beckett of Frank
lin.
Bills have passed the senate to i'm
prove Brunswick county roads; to
give Perquimans county general
road law; and to allow Goldsboro
to borrow $4,000 for its high school.
There was some discussion of a
resolution authorizing Governor
Glenn to accept the $17,500 rendered
by the Southern railway on account
of the cost in the passenger rate
suit, if the governor so desired, but
providing that the money be not ac-
cepted for defraying expenses of this
special session of the Legislature. 1t
was linally decided TO postpone this
resolution until the rate bill had
been settled by the house.
Tonight the house, SO to so passed
the senate compromise passenger rate
bill, after striking out the Buxton
amendment, which placed rate-fxing
in the hands of the corporation COM
mission after the 10th of next Janu-
ary. This vote was on the second
"a hn fro
being unanimous. The house immed-
lately adjourned until tomorrow
rhe senate will tomorrow agree
by practically unanimous vote to
strike out the Buxton amendment
Buxton tells me this is entirely agree
able to him. He said Il am will
ing to be clipped to get the bill
through" Ex-Governor Aycock
said: Il am much pleased. The
bill is along the lines of Governor
Glenn's agreement. l believe it will
result in good to the state and have
the effect of producing harmony be-
tween the state and the railways,
and that the railways will learn from
it that the best asset they have is
obedience to the laws of the states
through which they pass"
Governor Glenn is pleased at the
result. Speaker Justice said to me:
81 am as we'll satisfied with the bill
as with the Weaver bill, except that
the latter as amended by me gave
freight relief and required railways
to put on sale mileage books at
cents and Interstate tickets at ~
cents. l am unable to see why the
gentlemen who had talked so much
abont wanting freight relief, refused
to accept it when offered.
Railway people generally express
pleasure at tonight's action. Many
of them are here. The legislature
will adjourn tomorrow morning
Some members left for home tonight
Ex-Lieutenant-Gover Doughton
is gleeful tonight. He said to me:
1--WE have won out"
One representative said to a news
paper man: Il see the railways are
we'll pleased. This makes me little
Many house members said the NOR |
al effect of the senate's action upon /
the house was marked.
The senate had a very brief ses- I
sion tonight and practically all SEN
ators went Over ~ tie 800 RI
witness the proceedings. Excitement
was high. There was a burst o. ap-
The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-02-04
PERUNA EDITORIAL NO. |.

Dr. Offering Peruna the public phamceu
the medical
profession sraining medical ethics fault with it. THE
prominently
label that the people that claims made Peruna
have justification
shall medical ethics the conduct of
shall continue advertise and
product TO TIE PEOPLE
advertise for doctors only
fraternity obliged recognize Peuna being
entirely within their approval
BUT WE SHALL NOT DO THIS
shall continue offer Peruna the people We shall continue
household shall
literature teaching them
teaching disease teaching them things
whether medical
profession like it or not
the public confidence
will
going
allow who exactly
PERUNA Is COMPOSED.
criticism We however that crit
The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-02-04
HOUSE RATE BILL
VIII be Accepted by Senate
To-day
WAS PASSED LAST NIGHT
Prominent officials Are Greatly
Pleased With Result

House Passed the Senate COmprO-
mise Blu. Aftcr Striking Out tiie
Ruxtoa AE,endInent-Scnate VIII
Agrce by Practically Unanimous
Voc Ia Houses Action-Probabit
That Legislature Will Adjourn 10
day-Other Matters That Were Con
sideIcd Yesterday.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-02-04
Detached from Duty at jamestown

Washington, January 31.-Rear
Admiral p, F. Harrington. retirei has
been detached from duty I'm connec-
ton with the jamestown exposition
aud ordered home.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-02-04
Six Persons Kllled hr CYcInno.

Wesson, Miss. January 31-Six
persons were killed outright by a cy-
clone which laid waste a strip Of
20 ~-sin~ cor--trv t1,roe quarters of a
mile wide and several miles long tust
north OF here today.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-02-04
STRONG DOCUMENT
Presidents Latest Message TO
Congress
UNUSUAL SCENE IN HOUSE
Many Of Its PASSAGES Greeted
With Great Applause

iSorous Language Brought Forth
storms OF Applause, the Democrats
LEADING In DemOnstration-Sena
Croefed Io,oOo Extra Copies OF the
Aessasc--COncerned The EmploSers
Liability Act and Granting of In
functions I'm Labor Gases.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-02-04

fault. But we are determined to give
such people no just complaint.
PERUNA Is A GREAT MEDICINE.
It has become a household word in
millions of homes. Our faith in the
remedy is stronger than ever. Every
uaor wa aYnnct To este hlish navy MIA nts