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Prom the address delivered before the
Phi Beta Kappa Socisty 81 Harvard Uni
ver-ity Yesterday by the Hon. CHARLES
EVANS HUoHEs We take the following
extract,
IN considering the trend Of our democracy
ve ranno' fail 10 note 81 the prc.en, time the ten
i~nCy 70 Increase 'he relative importance All
nrucn~- of the essruuve dcpa rtmcnt-
u Is a sire indication ~ the rapidity
with which political events move that
after this address was prepared. hut before
u was delivered. tho tendency On increase
the relativ" importance and influence u
the Executive department in this state
had not only been checked. hut a reverse
tendency ~ considerably greater velocity
had been recognized
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TEE NIKE or CoNN4UGBT.
4 True soldier and worthy 70 Repressni
England On GAnaaA.

To TEE EDtToa oV THE SUN-Sir: The
London Ttmss In a TeCcnt editorial arttcis
says that ia u hardly open to doubt thae
N IL we're found possible for the kins OF
England To hold court in the capital cities
Of his various dom mons the eject upon
the unity ! -olidity Of the empire would
bs conspicuod-ly beneficial The hrst
step In this direction h. the sending OF the
senior prince Of tho royal family hrst To
Cape Town tn open the Imperial Parita-
msnt and then "a Ottawa 10 assume me
position Of Governor-Cieneral of Canada.
I remember tho Duke OF CcnnauGht
when he commanded the RASul Pindes
division In the Puniab. lie WAS popular
among both Officers and men. among whom
he moved NJ a soldier rather than ~ q royal
Prince He spent In all SIX years In india.
three As an officer commanding q division
and three a. the head OF the Bombay army
In fact short q the position Of i GS% :TssT
high position Of command IN the br"Sh
army. -,-,. -,
trained and well ssssoned. \ cadet e The
Royal Military College At NooiEtch ne
Gopmandsd the Guard. a. ISi-sl- A Asslr
mined TO take command In the Boer war'
but Queen Victoria absolntely icrhsds y
Prince Imperial in Africa and that OF PTincee
Henry Of Battenberg IN the Ashsnu
ssRedtion Seemed omlP SSin to her, The
star. lie came into the world on the amt
ysr-ary Of the birth % the Duke Of Wei;
.Ponsof to the baby and named him Arthur
The future Govsrnor:Gensrsl Of Can
Gently he made a short "trip 20 Esst Africa
with his wife aud daughter TO Kill big game.
Red Prince. the hero Of sadows In The
seven weeks war. and she seems To inherit
the srit o. both her father and her maternal
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Use Roo~evelt's Ready Relief.

Chicago has apparently taken grievous
offence at the remarks of that writer who
recently said in France that there are no
manners IN America The Chicago Daily
NsNs collected number of interviews on
the subject and many stood loyalty as
Americas champion and declared that
the bOwing and scraping and the waving
Of arms characteristic of the French was
mere four flushing" The Superintend-
ont of schools says:
American manners on the decline. Far from
a. Why. beginning In our primary grades the
tea ner~ dul the pupils In department Prom
lowrst grsdr on through the high school the
,i.idt1t> are driic-i In politeneSs, Just a. they
should hr drilled ~ home. In our primary grades
onr OF the nr.t mottoes which teArh and one
Shlcn We NJ printrd on every blackboard t.
Poltsnc~s - 10 do and LAY
The Sindcst thing IN The klnde>t way
Thus will future generations of Chi
cagoans carry on the courtly gmces OF
JIM HAN l.fwIs
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To rHr FuTros ~ THy SuN .Sr. Iresd In my
nre-i.i- corrrsnion the TrsHsrrtp', IN day . state
mont from indianapolis saying that Re
pabacsnS were much disappointed vhrn on his
return from Washing ton the close OF Congress
senator Beyeridge gave out public Aement
what ! rr-pecuuily wish IN inqmr- l. witch
l. the more astounding. IN, fact that Bevertdse
rayc out no ui~rn~n; or the assertion that any
hurnsn bsing roula possibly Ne disappointed ~
cause NJ rriTained from doing sol IL n . very
.werri W. ID.
BDsToS June ~
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c.-p,.,., % IN. u..h.,,.. r.n...vs.,

To the HpTroa oV TIVE srS-.sy. Pa-re s-s
noises In this city Pared IN whieh the noises
made by the elevated and the street cars are
the sweetest music. 7 mean those unnecessAry
nolaer made by drunken and boys In saloons
and In the streets after ~ o'clock a. night They
sing. shout. and by their idiOur din keep whols
neighbOr hoods awake. They should be put Ia
JAIL. EN-.
NTS YoHH June n
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but =, least there should be . living in IL
for every one; a living and a little more.
8" insure q proper academic training for
th"sr who are TO come hereafter.
There y M more hopeful. more in
spring spectacle than tho college man
to-day az commencement. to-morrOw on
the Job.
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conference tn limit ornaments will he
necessary in south America II Chile orders
a p 90" tom hattleship IN England Neither
Brazil nor Argentina could stand such pre-
tensions tO superiority.
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A Vow Taanp.hIr. Is-n.

TO Iax EDfToa oV TVS SVS-sir. Tn- flsny
thsng shout -M"Int- Nsrnon. y ". ~ not 20
much the name 81 its river - the speinng Of the
town name. ~ 10 Mont Vernon. its
NV NoNE. June -.
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p.,n,raI H.s,,.a .. c.mh,,as.

To TIM EDIToR ~ THE SUN ~: When you
~ee on the CITY Hail In Cambridge = sign reading
Depot Y for the distribution Of infaars nuk-
you wonder whether you shosIld rome hach and
take 4 neW special course In biology or English
BOsrOS. June N BrCaANAN RuHR
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The -perch 81 last >aiur lav 10y MIR
LIVINGSTON ni Georgia, tho leading
minority member at the House Com
mittee on appropriations. presents IN
appalling contrast between tho total of
appropriations voted during TN" four
years 81 MIR. CLFNkIAND'S second term
for the fiscal wears 1895 to lS"S in"lu-
sive. and The total voted during IN" FOUR
years of the iiity-ninth and SiVtcth
Congresses. coiucidcnt with Mr. ROOSF-
Wits second term Omltting the items
the comparison stands thus:
CI.EvpL,Np HoosFvsr1
Regular annual NJ
proprisuonA $3.50 Nsss SstSHln ~,
Permanent annual
approrraHoI aHTi.iii "a ~ ~
Total fc- me four
year rs-ioi. a. S7i,spS7S $50, - NJ
From m" first session IT the Fifty
laird Congress in CLEVEI NNp's admin
istratiou 80 the last session of tho SIX
tieth Congress I'm RUOSEVEI I : term wa
Just fifteen wears. Note in dc'lll 'hc
swift progress during that hri"i u"riod
in he scale ol expenditure for the -cy-
cral purposes enumerated m rh. list "f
regular annual appropriation
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To IHH EDToR ~ THR SrN- !sU, lind IN
closed oats blades with the letter n en- them
The letter II ptainest IN the sunlight what do
you knrN about e. IouN BsItHv
CANHHip1s chr. Ind June -
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It Dsss

To TEE EDrToR oy THE ScS-lSv Does TsIk.
ingtoa's Toasorium Of indianapolis spsak cor
itsslfi Nv LoEa
N.Y. YoaK. June %
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N asT friends Tho f8roT tr'fh -1rHuS, ''ni' i"T
rbhf ffos tsh - afrs sstrd I'fis rr'T 'r' mr.
rsngtH "a CIsss ssHf s'IHiry fof 'h1' THrg0sr
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Stslia-Did your father pay your bills
Belia Yes: merely said he wOuld veto thsm
neat tine.
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90 rt tam -Gul-ciy ami rmphA urAlly In favor Of
ITohtirion and ioT 1ir ,iEoruu, ami bonssi 80
fnrrsuttGf ~ ihr nroli' tory lAs> pidnk ~
NJ V..r.H p 20 afirr1 nf.sffarHa
4. every thoughtful voter in Maine
knows hr prohibition has not been en-
forced. and probably cannot b~ enforced.
'.r Republican marty ~ill 60 into the cam
palm ppde- handicap. A. the Demo
Gratis have Illuminated a son ~ Governor
PI.NIsrFp 'nr the head ~ the ticket the
Hon N,IrFR &. EMERSON ~ Portland il
NJ d"uht night e bon he sIys- 1t ~ going
tnhc rcdhpt. I'D fashioned Il ght. with the
enemy juSt waxing from = long sleep, and
AZ npprsiuc candidate lively and clean
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DAILY. Ter Mo0ih .................. 90 80
DAILY. Per Nr1r ............. GA
SUNDAY. Trr Nrar ............... ..... 90
DAILY AND NuNN Per Y~1r 90
DAILY AND ~ NDNN. prr Mrur1 "a
PustAgo % foreign rountris, asidsri.
AuChsrks. muur, of,isr-. a.. 10 Hr Th.r rH'
able to THt ~yN
T1thHsh~I hF fr. -|n TItrHrr Hrf Publishing
A-ssu,iaI Jon a. fsu sas.tH street boo f|r 'uroYEH
e. .tsuhaff,r Sew Nur- TrasldDr' ~ fF, Ns-o
,lauon. Edward 0 Mitchell Isp Nassau street
Tryfsutrr oi tho 'r,.EiAhon. taFnr. 100
Nas,la street ~ rrtsfy Of ~ 40, .ayou. - ~.
Otiinn. Goo Na-.su street.
London nr.g. r".rgHar. Wo.-s 'r..rir. street
StIand Tfe daif r1U ~snda, ~TN Hrr uH -a's In
London AZ ths American amt tIoutaI Nrhaurr
Carlton street. Rrrrf.' .tre.t snd t,s ~trsusf, o.
SgcnsS. a, STu,n -t. r't ,harng ,rs-. lnah.
Paris crcr 10 I..r ir'.i- r. Grand Th"Hr.b and
sunday cditnus are on saC a. k,Osqur %. rcar o.
Grand HotsI kIp>I4r 90. ftrur, Ar &c.. 'ay'Iriu'H
corner place Dc rgrsra. snd klo>aus . tto4ir, ART
dss itahens. corner 't.r Louis To- Grand
On leay-.g 'l' rib Tor th~ sumUv~ 40. WAY
have TVS >r~ -rut ~ YOU bN n al a. N" regular
subscription rate addresses being rhArrrd ~
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any heWsdeal~r or To the publication ono
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Total regular annual Spl1S6i Ss>iss ~
The odd cents are omitted in this table:
the footings ARE right. Meanwhll" the
fixed charges represented in the total Of
permanent ANIMAL appropriations. grew
from sES $50 - for the fi-' al wear ISa5
To Sl6DueS uSl tor the fiscal wear IaiO
In the~e fifteen wears he regular annual
Appropriations increased about iyO per
cent, the permanent annual apprppria-
tions increased nearly Ia per cent : the
grand total increased ~ per cent. that
in 10 sav, The cost ~ running the Cow
etnruent more than dO'Ibl'i
Alongside these -tuycndpu- ,ncrca 49,
the appropriations for the fiscal wear
1911. voted nv tho Congress which adj
iOurncd last week. seem substantially
the same a. IN the preceding year 80
doubt Mr. TNFT and IN" -ancr mcmirr-
OF lIps party IN the Senate and the HolISr
were SINCERE m their desire 80 efior,p
economy and wor' Cd hard for hat pIr-
poe. but fNcv h;rl Va contend with the
terrific momentum of extravaganza ac-
quired during the Ron-"ye'ian period
Mr.. TNwNEY j. making tho bc-t ca-"
possible for the Republicans and no
can clpheT out a reduction 81 only about
s. .aOou", little NOR" than two and a
hall p"r cent
Even that viii 10 worth mentioning on
tho stump thi- fall IN M" lack # bot
ter answer 10 the impending arraign-
nlent for progressive and prOdIginus
CNtrag agancc.
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FOR SALE-MiSCeiIaneouS


$3.50 90 PIANO. nearly new. $50 90.
used only ~ months. ia West Gold.
CALIFORNIA heor seed Tor mother)
molassos and water make splendid
non-intoXicant drink: send 25 cents
for starter. L. A. Mintcr. Cursicana,
Texas.
FOR sALE-Good REQ Run-about
i'm fine condition. Price very reason
able. Apply "Dodsons.'
FOR SALE-ponics. buggics. harness
ana furniture cheap If sold at once.
at 1921 S. Walter.
ron SALE-Rubber tired %ruuqbout.
=. W. bouquet. phone 800 or call
at hambrook's livery.
FOR sALE-Camp ontnt. wagon and
team and harness $40 y. Broad
way.
FOt; SALE Two high-Rrade bicycles.
also Halcy buggy. good us new.
Shaw. 5ll south High street
FOR SALE-Onc almost now drop
head singer sewing machine. one
Victor talking machine. boo folding
bed. cheap Cail at 'ee $ Nrno.
EICE-l00 pounds hoautifus clean
white. whole grain table rice dcliv-
cred in double sacks, freight prepaid
foo your railroad station for 50 %. Ref
erence. Houston National Exchange
Bank. Houston. Texas. J Ed Cthan-
Use. Rice Farmer, KATY. Texas.
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]. M. S 0 [ L E,
AuCti0neer.
LEGAL NOTICES


Sale Of Timber. District No. 3. Al
buquerquc. y. NJ. March %. 1910.
Sealed bids marked outside, bid,
Timber sale Application February
10. 1910. Jemcz." and addressed % the
District Forester. Albuquerque. y. NJ.
viii he received up 20 and including
the twenty-eiEhth day of April, 1910.
for all the mcrchantahle dead timber
standing or down and the live tim
her marked for cutting by the For
est officers. ON a designated area OF
about 400 acres. located approx
matelv IN the SW i Sec. %. : = Of
Sec. &c. and See. 35. y. % y. T.. / W.
y. NJ. =. N. within the Jemez Ma
tional Forest. New Mexico estimated
10 be $4,000 II. r. NJ. of green and
dead western yellow pine s3wtimher,
more or less. No bid of less than $500
per NJ. fl. viii be considered and "a de-
posit Of $500 must hs sent 20 tho First
Bank. Albuquerque, y NJ,
for each bid submitted 10 the District
Forester. Timber upon valid claims
Is exempted from SHie. Tho right 20
any and all bids is reserved
For further Information o. reeula-
lions governing sales address Forest
Supervisor. Jcmez National Forest.
Santa Fc view Mexico
THEODORE s. WDoLSEY. IR.
Acting District Forester
Mech le. April a~-1l-le-Z5.
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SHE BELIEVES
SAVED LIFE
lady in Tecumseh. Okla, Has
Strong Faith in the Benefit
She Obtained From Cardui,
the Woman'S Tonic.

recumsch. Okla.-'l do believe, ="
SAYS Mrs. Eliza Eppcrson Of this
place, that il it hadn't been for car
dui, / wouldn't have been living to-
daV.
= am SO glad that I began using
Cardui, when | did. Before ! began
to use it. | was in bad health ana sur
fered considerable pain in head,
shoulders. back, side, limbs ana lower
part OF my body.
'Cardui helped me more than any
thing ever did take. and ! am in
better health, since taking it, thai I
have been in, FOR four O. years,
You are not giving yourself 'a
square deal unless you take Cardut,
when YOU feel that YOU need a tonic
You don't need q doctor 10 tel Nou
when YOU do need a tonic.
only common-scnse.
When YOU feel tired, dull, lack
energy ana vitality. and are nervous.
o ana irritable, IL not because Of
the weather. lis because Won need "A
tonic.
II Il woman, no two thoughts are
n~ccessaf..
The first thought is enough Take
Cardui. tho Woman's tonic.
Nobody can DENY that the best
tonic for a woman to take, ista tonic
for voficn=CAEnII.
y. B.-Writc 10: Ladies' Advisory
Dept. Chattanooga Medicine Co..
Chattanooga. Tenn, Tor Special In
~tructions. and 64-page book. Home
Treatment for Women sent in plain
wrapper on request.
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EOR REMI-Rooms


FOR RENT-Furnished bedroom. up
stairs; modern; for person of en-
ploymcnt. 320 South Edith 81.
FOR RENT Elegantly furnished
front room in private family. All
modern convcnicnces. ia sick. els
w. Truit.
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for
housekeeping. rent reasonable, call
in rear of 52f w. Central.
FOk RENT-rhe most sanitary ana
%up-to-date rooms at the Rio Grande
$40 West Central
NICELY furnished front room. with
bath; private family. 511 w. Mar
quette avenue.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished rooms,
free bath, by day, week or month;
reasonable. Highland House, 20i T.
Central ave. Phone 992
FOR RENT-Modern rooms. Hotel
Denver.
FoH EENT-Three good sunny
rooms for housekeeping. sleeping
porch. AN convcuicnces; furnished
Apply 102 J.. Central.
NICE sunny rooms owe postofficc.
FOR RENTING rooms. completely
furnished Tor housekeeping. mod
SID West Coal
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-18
A Mammoth
Auction Sale

Monday April 25th, beginning
at 10 a, M and continuing un-
til ! have sold at auction the
last piece of the entire furnish
ingS of the Columbus Hotel, at
204 South Second Street.
AS many know this furniture is up
to-date, and sanitary. some of which
pieces We viii mention. Beautiful
dressers, rugs carpets, beds. bed
clothing, Chickerins piano in good
condition. heavy inlaid linoleums,
large double oven Majestic hotel
range. elegant sidcboards, refrigert.~
tors. ice boxes, i'm fact all kinds oi
furniture. electric fans. This will
indeed a mammoth sale OF fuitt-
and will continue from day To-
day until the work is done. The pro-
prieurcss who has been SO successful,
fer eleven years is not leaving the
city. mnt retiring from tho ho'oi hrs'-
mess GET ready To- buy.
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8 Per Cent Interest. Payable Semi
annually

Remarkable opportunity for invest
ment in a reliable, profitable enter
prise: a business of constant growth
and great future, firmly established;
additional funds are needed for en-
largement. under exceptionally splen-
did conditions.
Look into this at once, if you don't
wish TO miss a are proposition. sums
from 500 to $1,000 or more; capital
secured. Address SIS $. Arno St..
Albuquerque, n. Men.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


MANTED-A willing ana intelligent
young man wishes work at once.
ADDRESS L. II. X. care Of Morning
Tournal
WANTED-Posltion ~ lady book
keeper; experienced; can use type
writer. Al references. Address Book
keeper, care Journal.
WANTED-A place by an experienced
cool and helper In a boarding
house or ranch to cook Tor men. can
come with OF without helper; best
references. Address A, Morning
eurmnl.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY experienced,
active. reliable man; thoroughly fa-
miliar with city; have other %collcc-
lions; win contract by day or month
Address r. II. r., care Morning Jour
tAT
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AUCTlON!

Monday, April 18, at 2 P, M
! will sell at auction a 3-room
and lot with furniture Of
same, at 712 East Grand ave-
nue. lot AZ feet 4 inches by $50
feet a chance to buy a well
located small home cheap,
leaving city,
], M. S0LLlE, AuCtioneer
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-18
DETTLEBACH PROVES
EXTRAORDINARY
FORGER
Charged With Wholesale En-
bezzIemont Of Funds Of Fire
mems Association to Be Ex-
aminod for Sanity,


4. NJ. Dettelbach of Santa Pc, who
a. oan eo,. .omo ,aa,s mast score
~. 49, a., N-ou, uovioo tseoniation Of
~ W. rirorn~n +. ona or fbo most
.sslm4taa4 ra,oar. ~ ,aaord -oc-
81 ~. ~ rattr5na president a
,"N'"7 .at,r,
'''il0 s,to .aa, nfoht ffran, same
r" t"n5f, n,aati,a ~ ,he
onreadt7 ~, ot
,"hfon araai, n-otto1hanh ma
~ - foata1 ~, tho -. j..
frar ,fgi,o
TI'",et'."r, honr
- aa,raar =, orrann
'"H )" '",'" . -
~ - W.
~ s''"iH' ~ si'ie "S ~
l." 'u.r'S- s'Nen N""v -
,t'"tMi M
80, 80 :" III
L" 10 ~ -
rs y
~ ~ r'ip' ,rha lbs
,"f''N 49, n1d NJ, nn ,ifta1
~ i"'9 NA"'' ~
.a,ha.h,e ,t,a ~ D,,ia
r,ta
W. "r1 ~" ~ ~
- :" -
.",.'' N"'' =
~" - :" -
ne ~ St'@s NV III n'9 "''" :" '"
MAMA .t,ta tn
,.t ,.,, Do,,"oIb oo,,tnta,n
Nm .ha y, g. r L"ro
'"' ''e "'i'"uN - "iiVi
4. e,id tba, l,st octohor Dcttclh, X
so,, y, Troa"nr.r Nf,,lDal -
,.aa,a HI, 60. e. a. na .lon,
itcd h ne credft Of nc a-ssncialnn.
'r We ~" LUZ V'rul1 ~ ~ | =,
statonnont tbat thera ,,arn ,n mas
IN mnke If eood wheronno, Dnttel-
h,cn is ,ttnood "a h,,,o so for..d
not, H., ye0n ~ NarLot ~ cn,..,. ,hn
sho1taaa ,mona otho,. tntn~s ~.
tnlhnrh Is alsn satd ~ b,,.e forced.
vs. '"'" -
Santa ~ ~ :, noto
On March ~ Iaet Dcttethnch nleod-
cd a~iiilty ia a charoe Of rornerv he
roro Indoa Ncrfa Sna NC ~ bayc
haen senfnrcrd 70 tear In me ncnf-
tontba,r Nh ,ook 800 .tnns ~ daiav
mnttcrs f.st r.oot l. satd no
wa. ,,,i.d hofora ,,etio ~ ~ 80
,fo, rnrein~ , ahoet and ai,an sixtr
DAYS in tafI nrodrcinu '.s1.a ~, bona
ana .a,tnIr n rrma,a, $3.50
ovs.eioh, ~ -, -
no VIC ,oNnIortad fatfoa ~ ~ ,bc
ren,,frcd ,ond
Nornhcr.' nr n-o,toih,cb, c,n,tf.
snrt that ~. - IT.
rr IN, 49,
Inc, halin,.. ~
an..d "'""'
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FOR S~ALE-Furniture

FOR SALE-Entire FURNISHINGS of
eight room house furniture prnNti-
Gully now and modern. To De- sold
within tho next week $40 East Coal
FOR SALE-Furnishinrs Tor nine
rooms and rooms for rent suitable
lodging or offices can af uuce. AS
party intends lcavine town. Apply
upstairs. eco West Gold.
FOR sALE-Entirc ST. Elmo srr
Fixtures finest ia southuest Aa
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-18
MISCELLANEOUS

CLEANLINEss AND HEALTH Per-
sons wanting br. Sayman's vegot-
ahle soap and remedies. herbal REM
cdv. blood cleanser. liniment. salve.
etc. Telephone 1fof. 20t South High
HOME PORTRAITS. anything in line
photographs. anv size. Kodak sup
plies Phone ESQ krriser. iia Central
upstairs
BANK. office and store fixtures show
cases and mission furniture made To-
order. REASONABLE prices. prompt scf-
Vice. Crown Furniture COMPANY -
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One Conductor Who Was Cured.

Afr. MILFORD Adams is his name,
aud he writes about it.-"Some time
ago ] was confined to my bed with
chronic rheumatism. ! used two bot
Ties of Foley's Kidney Remedy with
good effect. and the third bottle put
me ON my feet and l resumed work as
conductor on the Lexington. Ky.
street railway. Il gave me more re-
lief than any medicine I had ever
used. and it win do an YOU claim in
cases of rheumatism Foley's Kid
ney Remedy curcs rheumatism by eli
minatips the uric acid from the blood
J II. plRcily company.
T. =,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-18
FOR SALE-LIyeStOck


FOR SALE-llorsc, buggy and hnr-
ness, all together or separate. III
N. First ST.
FOR SALE-Stock Food and Medi-
eines. ana the best kinds, catalogue
free. Il. w. Fec.
FOR Sale heap, no rabbits aud
boxes. Inquire G23 South 1st 81.
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LOST AND FOUND

W. ~
FOlND-The best place in town to
have shoes repaired. Layhouse. ans
West Central ave
LOST-knights Of Columbus watch
charm. Liberal reward for return
to Morning Journal
LOST-phi Delta Theta fraternity pin
set with diamonds and emeralds.
Finder return to Morning journal Of
flee and receive roMnrd.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-18
FATALLY
SHOT BY DEFINING
CITY MARSHAL
After Being Knocked Down
Three Times by Theft James
Hughes Kills CIemente Torres
With Gun.

ISpeciai nismlich 10 tile Morning Iournail
Deming, y. NJ, April l1.-At mid
night Saturday night James Hughes.
city marshal Of Deming, shot ana
killed Clemente Torres, when the lat
Tor resisted arrest. Highes discoV-
cred Torres in the act OF attempting
IA bronx nito a store ana attempted to
place him under arrest. Torres put
up a vicious fight against the ifficer
whom ne knocked down three times.
lluges then drew his six shooter and
Shot Torres through III stomach,
cousine his death fifteen minutes
later. Torres was q Mexican, u
Stranger who recently arrived from
Lat Mcra, \. NJ. An inquest VIII be
held Monday.