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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-14
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STORAGE.
AUCTlONEERS.

E~
j. f. PALMER, general auctloneer'
speaks English and Spanish. All
kinds of auctioneering done. both in
and out of town. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Phone Ala.
j. M. SOLLIE. Expert .Auctioneer-
Many years experience In the busi-
ness. satisfaction guaranteed. Call or
address Sollie and LeBreton. III w.
Gold.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-14
FOR SALE-FurnIture

FOR SALE-B Beds. household utensils,
very cheap; must be sold at once;
no sickness. All North First.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-14

DUNBAR's
Real Estate and Loan Office,
Corner Gold Avenue and Third
Street Or 224 Gold Avenue.
For rent, . room brick house.
fine location. modern up-to-
date on West Coal avenue.
For rent, a room brick house.
with bath room: North Sth
street; good stable. etc. $40.
Furnished rooms near In for
light housekeeping; ais upto-
date furnished room near In at
very reasonable prices.
For sale. s room brick, modern
In every respect, on n OF the
best in the city.
Five room house, modern, West
Coal avenue. price ...$2,O 600
For sale, brick house, corner
Roma avenue and North 9Th
street; $500.
Brick house, IA rooms, on fine
corner, near In, one OF the
best houses In the city; strict
ly modern; would be a good
place for hotel. VIII be sold
at a bargain.
Business Chances, Business Lots
Seven room house, modern, up
to date; lot 6sx142 feet on
corner on South Edith
street ~, 750
For sale, 1880. 5-room brick
house. SO. Edith street.
4-room frame house; South
Edith Street, $500.
Lot on South Broadway, for
$3.50: . blocks from santa Fs
hospital: a snap.
RANCHES.
1875 acres about 6 miles out on
good road; improved partly
with house and sta Bile there
on S5,0OV
100 acres. 4 miles out, well i'm
proved, good buildings 80, 900
rs acres. az miles out. wen i'm
proved ,.,...... Sl,v0O
It acres. 2h miles out, unim-
Four acres. q miles from post
office, with good house and
outbuildings 80. ...... 5000
Two acres with good lot. s0x
$50 on South Broadway; land
Wen improved in alfalfa.
II. II. DUNBAR 4 son,
Albuquerque. y. NJ.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-14
WAN - Statesmen, AGENTS

WANTED-One man in every locality
in the United States to advertise and
introduce u goods, lacking up show
cards. Commission or salary. Ninety
Dollars monthly and expenses. We
lay out your work. Experience UNI
necessary. Write, Empire Medicine
Company. London, ontario, Canada.
MANIFESTATIONS to carry up-to-
date Souvenir Post Cards as side
line. Money making proposition.
some of our men making 100000
monthly. State references. Gartner
4 BENDER. Chicago.
u Experienced in any line
to sell general trade in New Mexico.
An unexcelled specially proposition.
Commissions with $500 weekly adj
vance for expenses. The Continental
Jewelry Co, Cleveland, Ohio.
SALESMAN WANTED ~ Travelling
small towns by leading embroidery
importers. six thousand samples 20
pounds; liberal arrangements; Com
solidated Lace Works, 470 Broadway
New York.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-14
WANTED---ROOMS.
WANTED-Eurniture.
TO LUAN.
PERSONAL

JOHN THOMAS NEWSOME is re-
quested to communicate with his
daughter, Mrs. Ethel Egloff, els
Church street. Paris. Texas. Would
appreciate information from any per-
son knowing of his whereabouts.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-14
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.


Forecast.
Washington, Feb. 13.~~New Mexico
ana Arizona Fair In south. nov and
colder IN north portion sunday, Mon
day fair. slightly warmer.
The Nome daily nugget., 1909-10-21
NEW YORK hAs ALREADY THREE OF THE LARGEST IN THE
 WORLD.

The old city of New York. now known as Manhattan Borough. has be- come city of bridges. Three already unite the Manhattan Island with Long Island. and a fourth is shortly to be completed. Plans are now in the mak- ing by which New York will also con- meet with New Jersey by bridge as we'll as by tunnel under the Hudsop. With this work completed. the metrop- olfs will be, if 1t is not already. the greatest city of bridges in the world.
 The structures that span the East river at present are the Brooklyn. Williamsburg. Queensboro and Man. haitian bridges. With the exception O. the last named. all are open to trafiic. The Greensboro. recently completed. IS yet to have its trolley or elevated roaa This will shortly be done.
 The oldest structure Is the Brooklyn bridge, completed in 1883. The length of its span on the river is 1.6s6 feet 6 inches. and It's total length s.o1s feet. It was begun in 1870. and cost $21. .0o0.- 900. President Arthur was present at its opening. The Williamsburg bridge was built in 1903 at a cost of &12.000.- 900. Its span on the river measures 1.600 feet. and the total length 7,215 feet. This structure enters New York m the heart of the Ghetto. It has competed SO with the ferry companies that the latter have been forced out of business and are trying to get the city to buy their boats. The Queensboro bridge Is two miles and a half long, and cost the same as the Williamsburg. It enters the city in the Yorkville sec tion at Fifty-nmth street. The object Is to give proper traffic facilities to those on Long Island. who live above Brooklyn and do business in New York. The entire section across the river is booming as a consequence. Whence the trolley line across gets in opera . tion, the boom will be even greater. The Manhattan bridge enters the city as far as Canal street and the BOwery. It's construction was begun eight years ago. and is not yet completed. The cost will he in the neighbOrhOod of $1O.OOO,0 The length of the river span is 1.470 feet. and the total length
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hearty 1000.
 ]. is interesting to compare these strsrturcs to other ones throughout the country and elsewhere. There arc the two famous English bridges. The l-,s,Aon bridge is but 1.OO4 feet long and the Westminster S75. Canada has the famous Victoria bridge. which iA sS. .es9 feet. and one of s1O feet over the Niagara. The Forth bridge. of Ed inAarKh, Scotland. Ia the longest cf tbee all. It cost Sl0.o00.o0o. and mea- su~s s.0sl feet. There is also tho br,dse Of Thebes. Illinois. s5 feet high ant 3.75O feet long. The Columbia river at Vancouver Is spanned by a stsurture two miles long.
 New York is now destined to have the greatest suspension bridge in the westd It will span the Hudson from the upper part of Manhattan Island to ssoe point in Bergen county. New Jer- scr The bridge will be 7.400 feet long. an1 cost about Sz1.000.00O. It Is phnned to construct 1t SO as to ac- cs.nodate soo.ooO people and 10000 v-ltrbes daily.
 YAe new structure will be half steae and half steel pillars. Each cahle will be two feet in diameter and ccapesed of myriads of wires laid paralhl to each other. instead of twisted. The cable will be capable of susraininR 10000 tons in weight. Two pillars of stone and steel $50 feet hser Will hold up the structure.
 The construction will take ten years With the bridge completed. the eccoomic effect will be almost revOlu- 6mA u win make a business cen- ter Of the part of One Hundred and Tu~uy-fif,' street which at present ], dead neighborhood. Br'. on the oaAer hand. many who live at the Irsselt time in atuffy flats in New Yxk will take advantage of th" easy ITS" ,p facilities afforded by the hrSAEa and move over to New Jersey. Wltxrs. for the same and in many cases less hnt. they can breathe better air ard Bye in their own cottage or share . lv,- family house.
 R,tl New York and New Jersey hAvv appointed a commission to take canrR of the work. and in their delib esUpr Fort are manifesting active in- tes~@, Borings are being made. and it < expected that definite sites will s0ua be selected
The Nome daily nugget., 1909-10-21

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 1.-While a crowd of fashionably attired after-the- ater diners at Techu Tavern applauded Paul Schmidt. first violinist with Gypsy Rigo. Friday night. for his bri1- liant rendition of a Hungarian melody he had just finished playing, the bow dropped from his fingers and he fell to the floor dead. A sudden attack of heart failure ended his life.
 When the man stepped forward at midnight to play a waltz he was seen to sway slightly. The first notes came slowly; then the man. already stricken, bowed his head. took a firmer grip OH his instrument. and the violin poured forth harmony which caused his au- ditors to cease their laughter and tur,, to listen to the exquisite strains. . By the time the selection fairly started not . sound in the big dining hall could be heard other than the throbbinr notes of the violinist's death song. He played as he never played before in Hechu Tavern. His eyes half closed, the man threw his passing soul into the music. When the last weird chords came sighing from the instrument, tears of emotion could be seen fin women's eyes, and the men sat silent
 With the conclusion of the solo thert' was a momentary pause. Then the whole house reverberated with appre- ciative applause.
 Schmidt, with forced smile. bowed q
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AERIAL INVENTORS
 TEASE WAR OFFICE

was lying in a brick fleld m Stafford shire. watched dny and night by ten men.
 Captain Charles owen. stan captain attached to the headquarters Of the War office. said the accused had com municated with the War once on tho subject of plans for a navigabie ball. loon and called at the War office on June IS. Witness made a note of the conve rsation.
 The captain added that he got litci . ally hundreds of these things brought under his notice. Richardson desired him or any other oficer to 90 crt at once and see the balloon somewhere in the neighborhood of Stoke. but he would not say exactly where. There fore he doubted his story. At the same time it struck him that if :he balloon were not in Stoke the accused woula not have asked him to 70 ard see it.
The Nome daily nugget., 1909-10-21

"Why do you think he's a million aire?" and his son spends 50 much."-BostOn Transcript.
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MATTERS
 RECORDED
OCTOBER 20. 1909.

OCTOBER 20. 1909.
 locations. Tho Petaluma claim. on Bonanza creek, & tributary of Bering sea; B. Lynch ct al., Oct. 16. 1909. The Daisy association group, on Be- manga creek, a tributary of Boring sea: R. Lynch ct al.. Oct. 1s. 1909.
 Deeds.
 Hiram Lusk to O. O. Rowland. an undivided one-half interest in lot 13. block 6, townsite of Nome: May 25. 1908.
 Proofs of Labor. The Sky Komish bench claim. left limit of Dry creek, for 1909: A. Schnei- der. ls4 The Rawhfde claim. between Os- borne creek and Nome river. for 1909: J. A. Carstens ct al.
 The Miller group. on Mcdonald creek, a tributary Of Nome river. for 1909: David Cove ct al.
 Fractions No. 1 above and No. ] below on Boulder creek. for 1909: No. 2 below on Boulder. and Nos. l. 2 and ! on Twin Mountain creek. for 1909: J. w. Mcleod ct al.
 Karma association. between McDon- ald and Otter creeks. for 1909: John Rosvolt.
The Nome daily nugget., 1909-10-21

LONDON. oct. IA case at Man. chester on Thursday disclosed that the War Ofiice Is plagued by airShip in- ventions al the rate of thirty to forty per day.
 A native of Barbados named Arthur Richardson was charged with obtain- ing e25 by false pretenses from Joseph Burrows. another man of color The accused. . stylishly dressed young young man. had been arrested in Lon- don.
 According to Burrows. the prisoner told him of an aerial machine which he said he had invented and intended to patent. It would carry SIX guns. he add, but if he took 1t out before it was patented it would be claimed by the Government. They had offered him S<O0.o00 for it. Burrows accordingly gave him S25 to help to defray the cost of taking out the patent.
 The aeroplane. 30 Burrows was told.
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VI0UNIST DROPS DEAD
 WH|LEPEOPLE APPLAUD

slight acknowledgment. He staggered, and the bow dropped to the floor. fol- lowed by the crash of. the violin. He clutched at his breast and then slipped quietly to the floor by the side of his broken instrument.
 Before a physician could reach h!' side Schmidt was dead. He was 34 years old, and . native of Hungary.
The Nome daily nugget., 1909-10-21
MAMMALIAN BOROUGH
 HAS LARGE BRIDGES

THREE nearly 1000.
The Nome daily nugget., 1909-10-21
PORTABLE BATHS.

ID Allen famows Portable 0ath ap. paraus in Dr.. HiIps end Darling . 0es company's windows People dc. s;ri9 the sams should leave srdsrs at sees for the time of securing the came is ksited.
The Nome daily nugget., 1909-10-21

"One- half the world does not know how the other half lives"
 "Well. 1t is gratifying to think that one half of the world attends to its own business.
The Nome daily nugget., 1909-10-21
A SMILE OR TWO.

Excuse me-" said the collector, "but I must call your attention to this ac- count It has been running for some time"
 Well" answered the genial but IT, responsible person. "let's not disturb It. Maybe it will land a Marathon record. d."-Washington Star.
The Nome daily nugget., 1909-10-21

Th Sank for Imported German, Frss:h and italian Wines.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-16

The President-elect has announced
there is nothing wrong Ia panama and
evcrg citizen will cheerfully believe
ihat Mr Taft Is stating what he be-
liavea to be fact. That TIE next
president IS man Of high Integrity
and honesty Of purpose Is not doubted
8y anyone. Ne does not, however,
bear the name Of being an exiraor'
alnsry civil engineer and Il is posai'
ble. yea probable, thar he might not
know all about Panam. That he win
undertake to complete the great task
aa expedltously and with as much
Judgment as Is possible al will ren-
cede and all yin wish him al possis
be good fortune 10 the DISCHARGE oi
SIS duties ulons that Or, for thai mst
ter ail lines.
HUf Panama affairs need little
light Il Is dark down inere on that
backbone which uniies the tw0 con,
tinenls, and the fogs are 40 bad there
aag he things covered up which viii
do better with the rays Of strong ins
vesilgaling lamp thrown on them Who
knows what q little digging viii do
True enough there has az yoi been IT.
ile digging done. stil ns We are paying
ant from one 10 ten dollars per SHOVEL
81 dirt, Il l3 wen enough 20 keep ns
larae shoycls as csn be handled
Panama has grown 70 be thought OF
as fhe place where William Nelson
Cromwell hllked Two nations and ere
ated 4 toy republic # may be the
eeneral opinion ~ wrong. but every
time some taxpaylng American calls
foF particulars tromwell e1ughe and
he machinery Of three goyernmenis
+ Fef grinding 20 throw enough smoke
0H 20 obscure the heavens.
f Mr Taft wlll proceed 70 aaeer
sain whether OF not this Cromwell be-
Ief Il wellfoundcd Or otherwise. and
allow the engineering mltttets to be-
settled b. those WHO hage made HAT
atudY ae VIII make loi Of folf
feal hnapy
Can Panama bp made other ;hau a
sore spot Ia The history of this coun-
sF II 30 pleasc. whoever IS III the
saddle d authority let u be done af
Ha early date.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-16

he field of politics from slatc and
liaaal sandpouts not goine TO ue
81 active one This year Fer which all
nay be thankful There wlil De ire
aauaI number of folks trying to no
something in the air castle develop.
ment Of premature hooms but me
acs remains there is going % be q
hole loi more Ime deyoea 10 The
seeking Of okiah0ma great than 10 The
making oi any oklahoman great OK.
lah0ma has had politiea By the train
load and she has suffered not a liue
By Che copions floods d sdylce poul q
n from outside points The aiaie aas
gouns and soeiable and every Time
some one who could not man ward
primary ii Kansas 81 New york got
driven into corner. he. shp 81 if
wrote 4 leugihy treatise on the state
~ oklahuma and how 10 improve our
aundilious This advisory STAFF com.
nenced operations even prior % the
acceptance Of tho constitution aud has
grown n size and asslnlnlty Of effort.
Nothing short 81 SO great variety OF
RESOURCES AID ability nf the Oklaho.
tnafls . forgive wrongs prevented ruin
rio the advisory atan
IN seme localities the political fcy.
yef has STAINED Sc great an influence
over the denixens. however. they are
compelled TO have some sorl OF an
election, and The eomm0n malady
seems 10 have become centralized nj.
io the ldes that the voters OF the
municipality ean elect better "enm
pllaslunerss than they could pusslbls
hope Is elect # they we're designated
az aldermen
Wherever this m3lady has taken
deep rpoi ihes harp al election tU
see Il Ehcy may change the form OF
R0parunen aud thrn another 10 see
II Illey can elecl someone 10 discharge
pilleial duties Il i biehpr salary Than
8heF were formerly PAYING
The states metropolis has had 4
Nhaek or two "a lhis and me change
lid not malefallze. thanks to the solid
sense q Tie Haiprlty Of her voters.
The faKaeasiiA hat these fellows
Nlth nahIa t0 keep voting and
fhanalaa salslfl go down % the south
Amefiean nations and yer IN action
Maf pc pul of order. bur Just why
Hood solid citizen having liiElteil ef
y malorlly aud FELT lhe eyil effects
II agitation and continual political
unrest should proceed % follow this
FAD to Fhc complete elimination Of or
dinaly common SENSE Is one of The
nntaihamed things nI lhe current time
let e. pray that We vii here IL
Oklahoma hatch more chickens than
political bonua al changes: raise more
eaiu ard cotton thsn disturbances "a
sle political arena
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-16

We oder One Hundred Dollars Re'
wafd fof any case Of calaTh that can
nol be cured by Halls Ca'agrh Cure.
=. j. CHENEY 6 co, Toledo o
We the undersigned have known
+. j Cheney for The last ; years and
believe him perfectly honorable in an
business transactions and financially
able TO carry out any obligations made
by hls firm
WALDlNG. KINNAN & MARVIN
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo @
Halls Cplarrh Cure is taken inter
nally aching directly upon The blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system
Testimonials sent Tree. Price Is cents
per bottle Sold by all druggists
Take Halls family pills TOR const
patton.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-16

= Drying preparations simply deyel-
op dry calnffh they dry up the seoretions,
which adhere 70 the menhrpno and decom-
pose, causing a far more sapitas trouble
than the ordinary form Of catarfh Avoid
Al drying lnhalapts. fnmce. smokes aud
bnuasSpnd use that which tlsanss, aoothes
hndlialls. Era Cream Balm ~ili imaster
catarrh oF sold ~ the head easily aud
pleasantly All druggists sell the 80 cent
eize. Ely Brothers. % Nasren Street,
New York.
Tho Balm II used without pain, does NOT
lrflsate o. oaase sneezlne. It spreads itself
over an initiated and angry Mitfate, nelievs
Inc immediately tl,e painful Inflammation.
Elys Cream balm contains no augalnes
meFcury nor olhrr harmful afuaa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-16

II y0u would nave d safe yet certali
Cough Remedy Ia The home, try IN
shoop's--at least once. II Is thorough.
ly unlike any other Cough pgenafa.
ton is taste viii be entirely new
e youunless Il Is already your iay-
9rlte Cough Remedy No opium, ehlo.
-oiorm or any other supplying lngred
enb are used The tender leaves Of
i harmless. mHg-heallng mountainous
Ihrnb, give % pr shcons Cough Rem.
ady lts wonderful curative properties.
e is truly q most certain ana trust
worthy prescription Sold by Wal.
laces Drug Store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-16
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Harry nenaerson aead al we.lvIII.

Harry Henderson cead at Westsllle
Mis- Thomas Finley died AZ Table
qnah
NJ shocnfet and Miss Leona Gates
married al Lenapan.
Henry Frlar IS the new Baptist
preacher at TahleQuah
-
Grover Burlington married Miss
Kate Alberty at Grove
Wynnewood Justices new charge
five dollars and casts for physical
demonstration Of prohibition law VIC.
lations.
nutlef. Custer county has thou
sani people and pui a biz bonus up
for railroad between That village
and Clinton
James Moore. residing near Hollis,
was bitten by mad cat and was sent
10 the hospital ~ Houston Texas.
where two other victims found relief,
Edward Kirby fourteen years old
was killed Saturday morning At Hugo
The lad was caught IN the machinery
81 his fathers elevator and horribly
maHgled
Teacher II washington county who
whipped girl with stick has been.
admonlshed not 10 DO SO again Adj
monlshmenl was given by pupils faith
er with club.
CA @T q KaTA.
n...s N. >sIla kad Yaa RsH ieals QaagIa
''',:''" : Zx1zZzzssl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-16

dusi when Denver boomers had sub.
treasury affairs patched up until fl
looked as though one would be loeated
there. an enterpflsine bandit robbed
. Gin within ten miles OF the colo.
~ , capital The Colorado burglar Is
nothing 4 not en,erprisinR. but be IS
uoi in 4 with The Colorado bandi.
The towering peass IN the great sun.
shine state seem IA inspire on her
criminals TO deeds OF yalor. Between
her snow slides, murders. holdnps and
common failure 10 enforce the law.
lhe state ol Bloody Brides Waite and
Rongh slider sherm Bell manages 10
ser Top headlines these days.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-16
Q o Q Oooooooocooooo q
SEEN FROM THE
HOUSE GALLERY
9 Oooccoeooooocoo o O : :

hda Is doing srme unique aiver.
llslns in her candidacy for normal
The Ada boosters have presented the
members oi each house with unique
paper weight made OF glass ani filled
with little shells One Of the larger
shells bears the motto: Ada for the
81 NJ Normal"
Air Bull Tick will soon be Ia DO.
sltlon TO view with alarm lhe pro.
ceedings pf the legislature, just Ike
certain uniformed Eastern journals.
-
Among the fitting appointments
made by Speaker Wilson none was
more appropriate than TIE selection
Of Ben Harrison as chairman of the
commtte on constitutional amend.
ments Hp was q prominent member
OF The convention and knBws taf
constitution as thoroughly rs he does
ihe alphabet
Ashby E the only lumhermun III the
house, GiImer the only hotel man,
Moore. 0f Washington. the oniy OH
producer, ana Whasne che only tav.
cling man
al least four members are Of for
een BIRTH Lockwood ana Parsons
We're born IN England and sullivan
ID Wales, while Coyne gives Con
iInenia Europe as his birth place
A glance over the roll OF members
SHOWS taat natives Of Missouri head
The IIst N point Of numbers with
an even Dozen while Illinois Is @
niase second with eleven, Eight Of
the house members are natives of
what is now the new state end all
of them are OF Indian descent
=
Rurnette yesterday charged Frank
Eiuaaiesiun Of ada. With attempting
10 work shell game" on The house
Frank was instrumental ID handlne
ont those handsome paper weights
from the town Of Ada.
There are about twenty-five Meiho-
list In the house thus giving that de,
nomination the lead There are at
least twenty BaptIsis and seventeen
members Of the Christian church.
The Presbyterians come next wltb
eight. There are Two each Of tAe Epls
copalians and Cnngfegallonalists. one
Lutheran. and three Catholics, Thlf-
ly-one either have no church afillla'
zion, or neglected 20 give It.
Threatening feyerlshness with children
Is qulcKly aud safely calmed by pre-
ventics These little Candy Cold Tab.
lets should always be az hand~-Ior
promptness Is ailimporlant Psoyeni.
ieA contain no uulnlne, nothing harsh
or slckenlne They are indeed 7the
stitch III time. Carried in pocket. 0r
purse preyentlcs are q genuine safe
guard against Colds 26e Sold by
Wallacea Drug Store.