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Albuquerque Journal from Albuquerque, New Mexico • Page 10

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THE ALBUQUERQUE MOKNlNli JOURNAL, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 25; 1908. 10 FRENCH ADAMS GEO. W. H'ICKOX COMPANY If you llko a hlir. rooinj' ocii'oat, Imx style, we'll like to liiivyou try on one of these we show hero; II will suit you eiiiclly.

DFJI TA FR3 ANT MCE-VSm FMRALMrilS Jiiil)' Attendant No Two Alik UIUfT IMUKtT JKWKIIIV HOI IN KM ALWaVa VOMI'LKTB AMI NEW (NO IN VOl'B VTATtMU. WK'IX HHII THEM Arth lit mm tttmX. AI.BCCri. W. 1 1 If Hi and Central Phone S0O city.

The fish are mostly black and Hie on route here in a special fish I 5. Goo Cooking Coal at $5.00 Per Ton ra r. 1r. Lourcncc Uneta N'cves, of lira-zil, delegate to the Irrigation congress, und hIio is in America to spend two years studying conditions, leaves this morning for La Vegas, where he will Inspect the famous dry farming lands, where some of the finest grain and other crop In the southwest are being grown without Irrigation, After upending few day there the Brazilian engineer will leave for Knoxvlllft, where hi, wife and children Mill remain while he in traveling around the countiy securing data for transmission to his Rovernment, mm We have safe deposit boxes for rent. These boxes (or safes) are designed for the storage of valuable papers.

Two keys are required to open a safe. No two locks plike. You keep one key, we the other. We rent these safes by the year at two and a half dollars and upwards Hart Schaffner Marx made II for us; mid a lot olhcr line overcoat, all or them simirt In style ainl all-wool fabric, and mt-fiNily tailored. There arc no other audi anywhere else na these: ami you get one of our siill or overcoats this fall you may consider yourself lucky.

You ean't make any mistake in buy lug Hart SclialTiier ami Marx clothes. The State National Bank of Albuquerque This store is Hart Schaffner SIMON THE CENTRAL J. WOODWARD, Florist. Loudon's Jersey Farm For PURE ICE CREAM PHONE NICARAGUA TOWN IS WRECKED BY STORM i Nicaragua, Oct. 24.

A great storm has prevailed throughout N'icaragua since yestefday morning. Heavy losses are reported but as all the telegraph and telephone communications have been interrupted and the railroads badly damaged, it i impos- iblc to state how far reaching the torm has been Advices received i hert.Ht-eveV, nrt town of .1:111 iwi i Hio Grande on til Atlantic coast, hn been destroyed. orn'Avoijk of lavxherino OX LAlllKS OLLARS, SHIRT WAISTS, SKIRTS A IHTCK SUTS IS RP.VSSBO, IMPI.lt- ial LArxnnv, hack or JOHN S. Phone 4 rxxDoaaxxyjoooooocoocooooc Skating Rink CHAMPIONSHIP RACE Harry Neiswonger vs. Cortez Quickel.

91 TONIGHT "Latest Style Airships." "The Cumbersome Baby." "Don Juan." ILLUSTRATED SONGS, MRS. C. A. FRANK, Soprano. ONLY ONE MOV7XO PICTURE PERFORMANCE BEGINNING AT 8:30, CRYSTAL TODAY In the Hands of the Enemy.

A Family of Cats, Justice of a Redskin, Popular Songs By Mr. Joe Scotti, AT TEN CENTS ANYWHERE IN THE MOUSE COLOMBO THEATRE CHANGE EVERY NIGHT Moving Pictures Illustrated Songs By Mrs. LOUIS HANLON ADMISSION 10c. Hubbs Laundry Co.i "Our Work is Best" WHITE WAGONS I Torch swings, IManlug Mill. 4 so Albuqnerqn 1 1 1 i We Carry a Full Line of Fancy and Staple Groceries E.

F. SCHEELE 1024 North Fourth Street. PHONE 1373. I am now cnttinjr a line lot of t'hry. KMUtlieniu.ivs.

Phono jour oilers. Marcus P. Sawtelle Contractor and Builder. OFI1CIJ ROOM 3 TBX.EPnO?T3 49. Ol'R FINISH IS JCST THKTIIIXO AND SATISFIES PATRONS.

IF VOC WANT TO BE I TO UATK ILVVK YOFU LAI N'-HRY IHIXi; JIV THE IMPERIAL LAt'XDRV, RACK OF AZTEC Ft EL MILL FAC-' TORY AX1 MOI'XTAIX WOOD. PIXOV FENCE PSTS: C.ALLIP LI COAL, PF.lt IOV. IH ANT OLI TIME. PHONE BEAVEN 5419 Sou 111 rirt SCHUTT'S PURE HOT SODA I (JO CREAM CANHY I Wo huvi a diolce line of penning: Krawn Work. Keenm! Hour North of Postofflce.

LOCAL ITEMS OF INTEREST I ji (ho vi-nt that you should not receive yur morning paperaele phent thi POSTAL TBI. KO RAMI CO. lv- Ins y.mr njonfl utui address and us piiiur will be ileliveroU liy pppnlsl mt-mttnKtr. The ttitcpluin. is No.

34. g.voo reward The atiop reward will he paid for (jthe arrest and conviction of anyone caught stealing copies or Itie iug Journal from the doorways or bud- scribers. Journal Publishing orn-I puny. Insure In the OceMntftt LifO. Iter.

J. Heald, Congregational missionary, left last night on a short trip to San Itafae, X. M. Th etnrk hi rtv-one i persons have taken out licenses to drive automobile In this city. St.

John's (iuild will Rive a tea at the home of Mrs. Frank McKee next Thursday, and ladles are Invit' Mrs. Seymour Lcwlnson and child returned last night from a visit of two months spent with relatives in St. J.ou's. Invitations are out t.i a Hallow'een party to be given at the home of Mlssj Mabel stone, 317 South Arno by Miss Stone and Miss Walton For-I rest.

I J. 1.. Tluuucll. of Caiiado, is here ml a short: visit, to his daughter, Mrs Charles (landman, of West Copper avenue. Mr, Huhbcll recently returned from a trip to Southern Call-) fornta.

i Mrs. W. II. Halm was hostess a card party yesterday afternoon at her home, HI 4 West Central avenue. Twenty guests were present and flvo hundred and bridge were the games played.

Horn, yesterday morning, to Mr. and Mrs. C. I. Miller, of North Second street, a nine and a half-pound hoy.

Mr. Miller i third trick wire chief at the local l'ostal Tele, graph office. The Modern Woodmen America will meet at the Knights of Pythias hall in the Klks building Thursday night. October is, instead of Monday, October St. All members are request-' ed to be present, as the goat may be turned loose.

Is. K. I.ngsdon, elerk, A consignment of fish from a 1'nited States hatchery is on Its way I to the Kin c.rande Uun eluh. of this! city, to be placed in the club'a artifi-' cial lake in the valley south of thisj i DR. COWER.

OSTEOPATH. Suite 3 and 4, X. T. Armljo. Madam Steward-Lamb Exclusive Millinery 212 S.

Second St. THE DIAMOND PALACE Witch Inspector Santa ft B. II Ironware; Iron Pipe, Pumps, Mine ana ivmi ouppu, AND FARM MACHINERY. Albuquerque, N. M.

ILfflJ) CO. of Everything tiTl BAOI OA 11 1 nUOn BARN KM A09LHB OORXER 1 I i I HIGHLANDERS' RAI.L. The Royal Highlanders will Rive a ball in the Klks' ball room next Tuesday evening, October 27th. All lovers of danelng are cordially invited. Tickets SO cents; ladles free.

Music starts lii sharp. Where to Worship Coda christian riintrii. (South liroudwny.) W. E. Hryxoii, Pastor.

Sunday school hi o'clock. Communion and sermon at 11, Christii.1 Endeavor prayer meeting 6:30. Ev, k- Ing service ":30. Wednesday evening prayer meeting ST. PAIL'S FX.

litiierav. tin. .1. W. PaeUnlck, I'll.

Pasior. (Corner Sixth nnd Silver.) Sunday school nt 10 a. m. German-Service nt 1 1 a. and English service in the evening at 7:30 p.

m. Every one is cordially invited. METHODIST EPISCOP.U (318 South Arno.) Rev. C. A.

Cook, lustnr. Sundae school nt Warlirk. superintendent. Preaching at 11 a. m.

and 7:30 p. m. by pnstor. Subject for morning service, "Mod's Call to the Ch urch Evening feivle-. "The Blessedness of an Service." Epworth League, ij .30 i ni.

A cordial invitation to all. ll CONCEPTION. Early mass at 7 o'clock. HI4I1 mas and sermon at 9:30. Evening crvie und conference nt 7:30.

TIRST rRESnVTERIAV CHTKCH. (Corner Fifth St. nd Silver Ave.) Iliigl. A. Cooprr.

JaMor. Services at 1 1 a. in. and 7:30 p. in.

Murning theme, "Bearing Anode rs Hurdens." Text, Oal. 6:5, 'For Hi rrv Man Shall Rear HU wn Special music: i I'ng. 1'rnlude, "Vision" Rheinburger Aiithi ni, "Hark: Hark! My Shelley Offemory, "Ava Maria" Arcadelt Kn'iilng. F'iclude. "Prayer and (radb- i flullman Anthem, "i'raise Hod From Whom All Blessings Flow." Offertory.

"Simple Thome Violin solo, selected. Miss Ojiird Solo, Redeemed" Vnnderpoh! M'ss EHvood. The Young People's Society of the C. E. meets at 6M.j p.

m. Sunday school at a. m. Strangers wel-1 come. FIRST BAPTIST CTflTRCH.

i Rev. John A. Shaw. astor. Broadway nnd Lead Ave.) Preaching1 hy the pastor at 11 11.

m. and 7:30 p. Sunday whool at a. m. Voting People's meeting at 6:30 p.

m. All are cordially invited to these services, COXORJXiATIOXAI. ClU RCir. (Broadway and Coal avenuo.) Rev. W.

.1. Pustnr. Sunday school at 9:43 a. m. and! 7:30 p.

m. Miss Reynolds will sing! at the morning service. Christian En- ueavor at p. m. All are cordially invited.

Strangers wel'ome, ST. JOHN'S FPISCOPAL. IVx. 1'lelelnT I'll. Hector.

(Corner of Fourth and Silver Ave.) Holy communion at 7 n. m. Sunday school nt 10 a. m. Worship with sermon at 11 m.

und 7:30 p. m. CHRISTIAN' SCIKXCK. Subject. "Probation After Death." Sunday morning service at 11 o'clock.

Sunday school nt evening meeting at 8. Services are conducted in Public Library building. All are welcome. IJRAXT'S ClIAI't l. WasliiiigKm, aKior.

Preaching at a. m. and 7:30 p. ni. Sunday school at 3 p.

m. Class meeting at 12 noon. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. Class meet ing moay at p.

ni. A grand funuay. 1. to raise money repair church and parson- "ge. We invite you and make voit welcome to these services URST rPISCOPL Rev.

J. C. Rollins. I. I Iastnr.

Oid of rvices Morning worship: Doxology, Apostl.s' creed, all uniting: "C.loria Patrl: sermon, Mr. Le Breton: Soprano solo, Mrs. C. A. Frank: benediction.

Evening service: Prnlse service, address. Mr. Le Bre ton. Sunday sehonl meets at jl li ro rnao' web-ome. I).

A. i Porterfi. Id. su, rint-tident. Epworth League gathers at :30.

All young people are cordially invit. to attend Mope Enongli Is Too To malntaaln health, a mature man or woman needs just enough food to rr.a 1 tna energy "'at. ine habitual eon-i sumption or more food than la necer- mr tnese purposes i8 the prime i cause of iiomaeh trouble, rheumi-tism and disorders of the kidney. troubled with Indigestion, revise vour diet, let reason and annetita control and lake a few doses of Cliamber- lain'a Ptomarh and Liver Tablets and the home of Marx clothes STERN AVE CLOTHIER 1402 Prepared especially for making fine home made cakes. The best manufactured as yet for the purpose.

Per package 35c 3 packages for $1.00 ALBUQUERQUE CASH GROCERY CO. HOMER II. WARD, Mgr. S1.1 Marble Ave. THE MAJESTIC THEATER S.

Second St. SFN'IIAY ANI MONRAY NIGHTS, hl NRAY MATINEE 2 lo 5 p. in. ROMANCE OF AX OLO MILL. A PAIR OF KIRS.

ROMANCE OF A WAR XFRSE. SONG "Ain't You Coming: Back lo Old New Hampshire, Molly?" ADMI8SIOX 10c WOLKING SON Aermotor WlntlmilK Pumns, Tank, and Su list met ores. Well Driving anil Repairing. Prilling a SpecUaliy. Albuquerque, New Mexico.

TEL. 14 TOT N. EIGHTH Ol lt ASSORTMENT OF CAXXED ITtl lTS ANI YEGETAni.ES ARE A SELECTED STOCK. COME IX AXI EXAMINE THEM. 1 PKATT 211 S.

SECOND. EYERYOXE IS TALKIXG ABOIT OCR FLAT WORK. IF YOU HAVE NOT GIVEX V8 YOITIS. IM Ml NOW. IMPERIAL LAVXDRY RACK OF POSTOF1TCE.

OCR POLICY IS QITCK SALES AND SMALL PRonTS. LET FH SHOW YOI- THAT WE CAN 8.WE YOU MONEY OX YOUR GROCiat IICS. F. G. PRATT 211 8.

SECOND. Window frame, Albuquerque Planing Mill. Swans Down Cake Flour never in our business experience have we been able to offer our trade such superior Overcoats as we are now showing. we spared no effort to secure the best Coats that experience, skill and money could make and we now offer them to you for your choosing. the Top Coat, the medium length, the long Coat, the College Coat, Storm Coats, etc.

$12.50 Up to $30.00 don't forget what you've a right to expect from our line of superior Overcoats and you'll meet with no disappointment, i EVERITT LEADING JEWELER. 107 Central Ave, Alniiquerqoe. WHITNEY COMPANY WHOLESALE HARDWARE. Washington Fashioner) Apparel oves, Tinware, Enameled r4. Valves, fittings, Belting, WAGONS, IMPLEMENTS Mail orders solicited.

CHARLES Wholesalers Washington Clothing, best make of any Clothing in the Country M. MANDELL LAS VEGAS ALBUQUERQUE Albuquerque Carrlaco i i i i YKHICLZi First Ana IllOnXS ule by all druggist..

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