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Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-04
Wright's Trading Post
Third and Gold,

one of the finest stocks of Indian
and Mexican goods ever brought to
Albuquerque is displayed at Wrights
Trading Post, the unique store of
Charles A. Wright, at the corner OF
Third street and Gold avenue. This
store is achieving continent Wide
reputation for the values il gives in
this class OF goods. The old adobe
building in which Mr.. Wright estab-
lished his store Ia peculiarly adapted
10 the purpose, and the interior is ar
ranged to display the stock to excel
lent advantage. So much attention
has the store attracted outside Of AL
buqueraue that the Dry Goods Re-
porter recently devoted "A page 10
telling of ii.
In view of advices from MEXICO
that there viii probably be no more
drawn work. zerapes, gold and silver
work. etc, shipped from that country
to this before Christmas. people de-
string this beautiful work should make
their selections early. Wright's
Trading Post is fortunate in recently
having stocked up on all these lines.
The store carries a new stock Of gold
and silver filagree work. and In
drawn work and handmade lace. the
line is complete. including handker-
chiefs, shirtwaists, doilies center
pieces, tahlecloths, napkins. etc. Mr..
Wright is confident that ms line OF
zerapes, which he has taken a great
deal of time in selecting, is the finest
every brought to Albuquerque. In
Navajo blankets his stock IS the most
complete ever shown here, from which
.any pattern and coloring conceivable
can be selected. special low rate
is now being made on the blankets
and also on Chimayo pillow tops,
couch covers, dresser scarts and rugs.
The prospective purchaser should GER
ItGinly make an early inspection of this
excellent stock. store will be open
every evening until Christmas.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-04
CHURCH or THE IMMACULATE
CONCEPTION

North Sixth between Copper and IT
jeras.
Rev. A. NJ Mandalari, $. j., Pastor.
Communion mass, a. m, child
ren's mass, $50 a. m, followed by
Sunday school, high mass and sermon
10 q. IN, Evening service, consisting
Of the Rosary, conference and hene-
diction Of the mos; blessed sacrament,
80 u. IN.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-04
HIGHLAND METHODIST CHURCH.

:. =, ANlson, pdsIOT
Preaching by the pastor at III a. m
nial 30 p m object Of morning
sermon. Christ. the Hope OF Glory
and in the evening he will discuss the
theme of Men in Hiding sunday
school ~ a:45 a. m, Robt. Holiday,
superintendent. Junior League at
D. M Mrs. Fielder, superintendent
special music, morning, violin solo
"The Palms, Faure, Miss Selkei Ave
Maria, Mascagni. violin obligato, MISS
Howell. A cordial welcome TO an
strangers made to feel at home,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-04
ncllc,cs snh-idy Rm Wm Pnss.

Washington Dec. 3.-'l have every
reason 10 believe the senate will pass
the ocean mail bill By decisive ma
iority." said senator Gallingcr OF New
Hampshire today.
The Gallin-er bill. providing mail
subsidy. is before the senate MS un-
finished business. and viii come Hp
Immediately upon the eonvenins OF
CONGRESS
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-04
Mt. OLIVE BAPTIST CHURCH


Sunday school $3.50 a. m. Mrs. G..
n. Bryant, superintendent; preaching.
IL a. m. by the pastor; r. Y. p. T.. 8
p. m. II. c. Penman, superdintend-
cnt; preaching by Rev. ]. b. Bell. 1880
p. m. district missionary for New
Mexico and Arizona Tuesday, 1880 p.
m literary; Wednesday, 1880, prayer
meeting.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-04
Ubere toWorsbiD Ccday
ST. JOHNS CHURCH.
Corner Fourth and West Sllver)
w. +. Warren, rector.

(Residence, $40 w. Tijeras.)
Second Sunday in Advent Holy
communion at a. m, sunday school
at 9:45 a m. confirmation instrue-
tion at 9:45 a. m holy communion
ana sermon at II a. m, subject The
HOLY Bible and Private lnterpreta-
ton" Music. professional hymn g.
e. IeJeune: communion service, Ca
leb Simper. introit. w. II. Monk; re-
cessional hymn, F. r.. HaVergal hV-
ening service and sermon, 1880 p. M
subject, Significance of Inspiration
in the HOLY Bible" Music process
sionaI hymn. w. ). Sheifington; mag
nificat, j. Mares; nunc dimittis, T.
Stainer, HYMN. Neni Emmanuel NO.
!: offertory Luther's Hymn; reces-
sional hymn, w. II. Monk.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-04
Directory of Special
Attractions in Stores
and Shops of the City

Dainty Handkerchiefs at Rosenwaid's
Those interested in wop,en's finery
win find a treat awaiting them at
Rosenwald's handkerchief section.
Everything conceivable in dainty
kerchiefs. from those with beautiful
iace borders to good serviceable ones
in dozen packages. viii be found to
select from.
This season of the year always af-
fords more or less worry as to what
TO buy for Christmas gifts, but il IS
nm established fact that there is noth-
ing more appropriate for mother
sister, sweetheart or friend than
hnndkcrchiefs which are always ac-
ceptabie and appreciated.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-04
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

AT the Library Building.)
Services at II a. m, subject God
the only Cause and Creator" sun
day school at 9;45 a. m. Testimonial
meeting Wednesday at p. m. Read
ing room open Monday, Wednesday
and Friday from TO 4 p. m
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-04

"T hnd been troubled with consh
patton for two years and tried all OF
the Dcst physicians in Bristol Tenn.
aud they could do nothing for me,
write Thos. +. williams. AIiddleoofe,
Ky 1.-Two packages OF ChamberlaiN = !,
slpr ch aud Liver Tablets cured me
seie by all dealers.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-04

diyo. s. Scheffer. Or. l.. d. Sandal.
y, NJ. Sanchez, Geo. Tanner, Dabi
Terugillo. Rev Edward ). Tead CD,
John Ulibarri. Tiofilo Vigil. DR..
Michael WEIGH, LLOYD =. Wright
Chas. Wilson. r. Walker, Frank Wal
ker.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-04

Are easily cured-Caustic Is NOT nee
essary. Sutherland's Eagle Eye SaiNe
Is painless and harmless. ana guartn-
teed 20 cure Has never failed on a
case. Costs 25c.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-04
Neivart's Millinery.

The Welvart's Millinery is making a
special low rate ON hats for the re-
mainder OF the month, as Mrs. Well
Vart expects to be absent from Albu-
querque for SOME time after the first
OF the year, and desires to reduce as
far as possible the large and complete
stock she now has on hand. Hats are
priced at IS cents. $i,9S and S2.9S,
and the lines offered at these prices
include some great bargains This
sacrifice sale is one of the greatest
opportunities ever offered the careful
buyer, and the public is invited To call
lat Welvart's and see the quality Of
fered at the prices quoted above. The
price on everything in this store has
hcen cut TO move the goods, and the
bargains offered will be surprise to
shoppers.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-04

Try pr- Bells Antiscptic Salve FOR
an skin troubles. II Is as pleasant
a. sweet cream and guaranteed TO
give satisfaction Ia worst cases. CSC
a hox.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-04
Madam slcMnrd lamb Il \

Steward Lamb again wishes TO call
the attention OF the shopping public to
the very low prices NJ which she is
closing out her splendid stock of
women's hats. the latest styles and up
Ito-the- minute shapes. beautiful plumes
and other accessories, all offered at
greatly reduced prices These are
real bargains and the chance for the
purchase of Christmas presents is
something quite out OF the ordinary.
IL is unnecessary TO dwell or the quail
tv Of the stock in this wei known
millinery store. il is the best selected
and most artistic and fashionahlg IN
the gifN.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-04
FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL
(Cor. Lead ANe. and y IHIIu'I
Charles Oscar BcclSman, Pastor.

Charles Oscar Bccknan, Pastor.
Preaching BY the pastor at ii a. M
and 1880 p. m. Morning theme, one
Secret of Christian Success. Even
ings what to Do With the Chris
tian Life" Special music by the choir
i'm the morning and evening. There
will be a solo by Mrs. S. b. Miller
sunday school at s:45 a. m, ID. A.
Porterfield, superintendent Epworth
League devotional service at $50,
Miss Florence Sedar, leader. Come
.and x-orship with US
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-04

The best cough medicine DO rHl ask
for Or Bells Pine-Tar- Hone, and
look for the bell on the bottle crisrt
anteed to give satisfaction ~oisi
everywhere.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-04
KARSTEN is ELECTED
EDITOR OF MIRAGE
Body of University Select Sue
ccssor TO ArcRs. Vino Has Resigned.

fes-Or 10 AfcHS. WHO n"S iN'si2heh'
Karl G.. Karsten has been elected
by the student body of the University
of New Mexico 10 be editor Of the
Mirage, the university animal pub
lication, In place OF EgmOnt II. Arens
who resigned the position because he il
not attending the school this year. The
election was close. Karsten winning
over ]. Steenburg by one vote. Wick
Miller, manager Of the "Mirage,' says
prospects are good for issuing book
as handsome and rs attractive as any
former publications.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-04
Make Up Your Own Mind

when in the need of a cough med
icine. If you buy DR.. Bells Pine
Tar Honey We guarantee you get the
best.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-04

When SOU want Aliens honey oi
Ser il Of your grocery man. IL te"
pound pals.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-04

no. / eating apples. $3.50 per sv-
Do box: No. .. slightly worm-hitte"
apples. S1.oo per 50-lb. box Ten var
eties shipping rate to Albuqlerde'
2s cents box. AcCallister's liane"'
santa re. New Alex.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-04
ST pNUI-s ENGLISH LUTHERAN

(Cor W. silver and sixth ST.
Rcv " = Obcrhoitxcr, VI. y. Pastor.
Preaching sunday morning at H.
sunday school at s-45. Preaching in
the evening at 4:3O. A cordial inNi-
tation to all 10 come and worship
with US
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-04
Matson's the Christmas Gift store.


The dainty ana attractive Christmas
gift boxes at Matson's are, as usual, in
great demand. He has them in all
Sizes. ornamented with the Yuie tide
holly and other designs, just the
thing 10 send your presents in; for
Gift daintily and appropriately wrap
ped doubles in value Matson also
has something unique in Christmas
letters'--to be enclosed in envelopes
decorated TO match; also mailing
booklets for Christmas with envelopes
10 match, in velour and Japanese
papers, deekle edge, catchy Christmas
There are likewise
Christmas post cards in endless va
riety; souvenir post cards, calendars,
for which Matson has always been
headquarters, ana just about every
thing else you can conceive of in the
way of Christmas novelties. The rush
is on and now is the time to visit the
popular store If you want your
choice of splendid assortment of
everything in Christmas presents.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-04

WANTED-Cir Tor general fn
work. good wages 10 comr
girl Apply 7oS West Copper
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-04

Tof everything. Sutherland's Eosl,
Eye Salve is good for nothing
tht. eses. II you use il and are no'
sttisfied come hack and get your 2e'-
Sou be the judge.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-04
rTRsr PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH.
CcOrner Fifth and silyer)

Hugh A. Cooper. pastor.
Rev. ". \. irwin viii preQeh h"tA
morning and evening. Morning sub
sect. Soul Subsection John li.-s
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-04

Try The Journal Want cOlumnSl
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-04
There
See That You Get 1t Out

The reason "mother'S pies" tasted so
much better than the kind YOU get at the
restaurant. is because she took pans TO
make the pies ''uSt right
It's that way with
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-04
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.


Cold and BrOauWdy.
Herman L. Williams, Minister.
Bible study 9:45, morning sermon,
THE Tenth Part" ] a. m. Evening
sermon. THE Holy Calling 1880 p.
m. A cordial welcome to all.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-04
CONGREGATIONAL
- ~ us..Gt.n..f NEfnsafsr.


Raymond Is. Talibcrt, Minister.
II. :. Lithgow, sunday school su-
perintendent; stanley Seder. orgonist'
Mrs. c. A. Frank, soloist.
Sunday School at 9,45 "a. m. Ser
mon theme morning, II O'Clock;
The Three-Fold Specialist Eve
ming. 1880: THE significance Of
Passing Time"
Special order Of music:
Morning.
organ Prelude "Offertoirc' Callaerts
Anthem. 20. Mother Dear, Jerus-
alem' ..-....... -............ Gus
Quartette
lOffertory. "Adagio" Mcndelssnhn
solo. 20. Heavenly Father" Mascagni
Mrs. C. II. Frank.
Postlude. March" ......... Parker
Evening.
organ Prelude. Communion ..-..
Anthem. seek Ye the Lord Roberts
tBv Chas. O.. Andrews.l
Quartctte. with Tenor, obligato.
Offertory. Cradle song ... Botting
solo. The singing In Gods Acre
Observation-Disclosures. Brackett
AIRS c. A. Frank.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-04

MEMBER CIvlC IMPROVE
MENT SOCIETY
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-31
LET US KEEP OUR ONE ROAD.

Discussing the advances of Edwin
Hawley is making toward connect
ing up his great transcontinental
trunk line. the Norfolk Lcdger-Dis-
patch SAYS that the announcements
Of Mr.. Hawleys achievements are in
;eresiinc. because it goes to show
that a trunk line. apparently indepen
dent. has been formed between Nor
folk and Chicago. and incidentalls
also between Norfolk and Lake
Erie. The dream which men have enter
tanned for many. many years has beef
realized. In connection with other
roads 4 the Hawlcy system the Ches
apcskc & Ohio NAV now operate Sc
TAR West a. Lebeau. South Dakota
Pretty well away toward the Pacific
1890. Then Norfolk shall be the AZ
lantic port Of what is practically ;
through lire between the Atlantic and
the Pacific.
We have been laboriug under th'
| impression that Newport News IS q
be the Atlantic port of this line be
tween the Atlantic and Pacific Bu
if We don't keep orr ewes open. tn
Norfolk papcrs will move the 'crmina
90 our one railroad across the Road
set.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-31
EMPLOYE SAVES MAID.
Gives skin for Girl Who Rescued His
Children from Fire.

The life of Elsie Wobetta was
saved in the Long Island HOsplt H.,
Brooklyn, by grating skin from her
When weakened by the shock OF the
operation she began to sink before
the breast had been wholly covered.
and her employer stepped forward
and gave up 40 square inches of ska
from his own body TO complete the
operation.
Il owe Elsie more than that" he
said, for she was burned while saw
ing my three babies in fire.
Elsie's employer is William Lands
berg. of go Sackett street Two
weeks ago there was a fire in his
home The dresses of Landsberg's
little daughters were ablaze.
Elsie, the maid. picked UP the c3ii-
dren and crushed out the flames
against her own body. Her own dress
csught fire and she was so badly burn
ed that she was thought to be dying
when taken TO the hospital
Heroic treatment kept the mali
awe untli tCn3y, wnen she nad gain
cd so much that u. Alexander Rae
decided she could undergo the opera
ticn Of givin, skin from her thighs 10
heal over the burned breast aud
heed
Only hIlf enough had been obtained.
however. wlcn the injured girls heart
began 20 faI. The physicians were
about 10 a, auGon grating. when
I-andsberg Offere,. his own skin tC
complete the operation.
His breast and back were bar ii.
and. strapped to ? table alongside his
servant. h.. gave ap FIVE great str Is
of cuticle without groan. This ska
VS. quickly =raf;ed npoa the still un-
covered pcrtIsu> OF the girls breast
and head Rcccv'Ty is assured.-N"v
York Mail
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-31
Ph0ebus and Old Point
AWAKENING OF ARKANSAS.
Land Congress is Encouraging immi-
grafton and Development Of Farms.

grafton and Development Of Farms.
Arkansas. following the example set
| by it's neighboring state of Missouri
has been holding land congress. The
meeting was successful beyond all the
expectations Of its promoters. IL
brought several thousand farmers TO
Little Rock from every part OF the
state. and the first session was q great
surprise in point OF attendance.
The Little Rock papers say that no
convention Of any kind has ever
brought to the state capital larger
or more representative body of citi-
zens. Stuttgart. one of the chief
towns In the rice belt, sent a delega-
ton of 1872, travelling in automobiles.
Altheimer, i'm the same section of the
state, sent 300 by special train. ROs-
ers. one of the apple towns, sent a
big crowd accompanied by 4 singing
quartet. Many counties were in evil
dence with exhibits of their chief
products. National Democratic Char
man Mack, who is seeking health at
Hot Springs, caught the spirit Of the
occasion, went up TO Little Rock and
made a speech in which he put HIM
self on record as an Arkansas boo St
err and said he expected 20 spend ii
part of every year in Arkansas for
the remainder Of is life. Gov. Has
kell, of Oklahoma, attended the meet
ing and joined in the praises of MS
ncighbOr state There was spirit OF
harmony and enthusiasm manifested
which augurs well for the success OF
the movement.
The objects of the land congress are
to encourage immigration; to develop
interest in intensive farm ne and the
diversification of the products # the
farm: to consider ways and means Of
draining the swamp lands of the state
and OF deepening the channels of its
rivers. and to discuss questions of de-
velopment and conservation in gen.
ersl. Primarily. it is desired to adver-
tise the state. and the legislature will
be asked to appropriate not less than
$4,000 a year for the operation of a
bureau of immigration and publicity.
Arkansas has an abundance of
cheap land and has room for some
millions more Of population. In re-
cent years the state has set a rather
lively pace in development, and the in
d,caticns are that her citizens have
decided to keep it up at sill swlfter
gait A special correspondent of the
Chicago Record Herald, who attend
ed the Little Rock, convention be-
gins his STORY with the contentious
comment. Arkansas has awakened"
That seems to be a most admirable
summary of the situation.-LOuisville
Courier-Jaurnol.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-31
Crowds at Hanoines.

In the newspaper reports OF thc
hanging OF the two negroes last fri-
day. said man who hal lived
abrtzd. much stress was laid on the
morbid curiosity OF the crowd Of peo5
pie which assembled on that OCCASION,
% on Others. within the shadows o.
the walls o. the county jail.
The gh net permitted to sec any
part Of the grim proceedings, they
xait on the outside. and with an al
sosbinS interest tina; IS SUPP ing
watch the face OF the clock in the
courthouse tower that slowly marks
the cbbiur Of human life. How
mrch al!k. human nature the world
over.
Under the Law In England con
demncd maiefac,or Is only permitted
10 live but three Sundays after Leirs
sentenced. unless repricycd or rcsp.t-
cd bv ;hc King. On the Monday
morning % ) O'Clock f0ilo~iag he
third Sunday the sentence j. csrrlci
ouf. The executions are strictly psi
waite. no one being permitted 20 be
Present except the prison officials ana
representatives, OF the pres. Nor are
the rcisiivcs % the prisoner allowed
io take the body from the prison. u p
crcmafci or bur within the PRISON
walls. Tho only evidence the outs ne
world has - ihc hangine. until r.
rcrrcd ir the press. Is the hoisiing 81
black Tag. uhirh a. som - the
trap FL SPRUNG that sends The soul 81
~. enfosiunafc into eternity. u seen
slowly Ascending the nag pie on ne
highest pout 81 toe prison Sssis
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-31
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

u a girl trusts a young man Il
NAV be sisn that her father doesn't.
Perhaps more people would 10 10
church Il Il wasn't exactly the prop
ct thing to do.
Most Cat dwcIlcrs admire the jani-
tors wife because Of her ability "a
boss the janitOr.
Invite some men 10 take a drink
and they measure out five fingers
Just 10 keep their hand IN.
u NAV be the scmiinvisihIe baby
ribbon that enables a man 10 rccog.
nizc q summer Girl when he SECS her
When a small boy begins - save
his pennies instead % blowing them
IN for candy. its a safe bot he has
bis csc on baseball outfit
Chicago News
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-31

mind and conscience on the subject
and indeed as proof Of their de-
moralizing character" The readers OF
The Virginian, of course, will readily
understand that interviews with Jack
Johnson and the announcement that
two boys are expected to put up the
prettiest scrap seen in years" come
under this head.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-31
Fresh discovery of an Old Truth

Helen enjoy meHt OF the party
given in honor OF her ninth birthday
was nearly spoiled by the iil-tempcr-
cd outbreaks Of very pretty and
we'll dressed little girl. who wa
among her guests.
A pcaccmakcr appeared. however
In plain ana rather shabby child
Who proved herself a veriiabic little
angel 81 tfct aud good viii.
After her plavmatcS were gone
Helen TALKED il al over very seriously
with her mother She summed . ~
in this piece OF philosophical vi. dom
Well. We found ont one Ting
mamma Folks don't always match
their ortsidcs Woman ; Home Com
pan.cn.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-31

Tho Richmond Nirginian attcmps
fn make the best 81 the situation in
Witch u nuds itself A. a result 81 IFS
editorial dcnuncisfion II other payers
Jor doiur just what The Virginian ~.
ELI did on the same Issue IN which
iie Pronunciation appeared Defend
inc the rrizc hEhi stories appoarinr
20 o. pink sheet The NirziniaH
.ays. There are certain fhines ir
connection even with prize dEhiinE "A
which one dDes not approve. bot
shich are proprr TO b. printed a. IN
oicstive ~ the attitude q the publ.