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THE EXCELLENCE OF SHIT OF FIGS la dii irnt only to tin1 originality and simplicity of the pomldnation, hot a I no to the care and skill with which it ia manufacture. I ly acii-ntiflu proceava known to the Ai.irnrtJiA Fi NVRrr Co. onlj. and we wish to linprpas upon II the Important of puri-tiaiing the true and original remedy. An the penulne Hyrop of l'i(f is ninnniirtured by the C'ALiroiiMA I'm femur Co onlv, a knowledge of that fact wiu aasiat one in avoiding the worthlca imitations maniifnottircd lv other parties.

The liinh aUndinir of the Fin Kthup Co. with the medical profeaati and the satisfaction which the evnuine Syrnp of I'igt has jriren to miliiona of fa ml lion, makes the name of the t'ompnny guaranty of the excellence of iu mm-dy. It la far In advance of all other Inxativps, as It acts on the kidneys, liver and bowels without irriutinif or weakening them, ami it dora not (rriH- nor Dauwate. In order to (ret its beneQcial effects, pleuHe remember the name of t) Company CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. tvuv ui fiiTivtfv Tirmi of Mubarrlptlon.

Iri.v, Iy mall, onr yrar t0 Hily, lv inml. mftniho it vt 1'iity, liy iiihiI, thtt-e montfcfi 1 fo I mlv, lv mail, utir month ln I hiI v. hv Mrttt itir tTiotiiti rrhly.tv ml, ynt 9 Tiih Daiiy inKN fciM If lch vtTfd in ttir ity wt Ihr low nite of "Jo tr ner-k. or for 71. rfiitn im.nth, lirn nul rrmnthlv.

Thetr r.it nrr lr limn lltuar ol any uthrr daily paper in the tcrrUoty. AI)VKK TISINO KATF.S in. If kmmn on (tph( ntion at llic olltt 4 of publli ation. job ofVirr onr of the lw-4 In thr aoutliwrot. ami all kind n( tit pHntinif la eircuted with uvaiuru and low-rst pi ken.

11 CITIZKN HINOKRY rnmpVte and well titled do any kind of tuiliiitf Til IK C1TIKN will handlrfl at tl.r iti. Siitrw-riptioiit will be rolln iet. dy 11. U- 1 IUTon, or can be paid at the nnire. NOTICK ta hirrlty Riven itmt nr.

lem Riven hy eniloven upon at I'iiikn not be honored unlet previously en domed by the proprietor. I'HK lKN la on mIc at (he followlhR placet. In the city: S. Nrwcmner, aU Kallrtmd venue; Hit ley New 1. pot.

South he. ond aireet; A- O. Mt4n A sjoft Ratlrimil aenuv, and llnrvey KdtniR llouav at the depot. THK r'R KK LIST The free Hat of TllR C1TIKM einltrat ea Not en of Mtrtha. Mnt-rmRea, eunerHla, Oesllia.

Chun ServKea and tiKertaininenu where no adniiaoon harmed. HlOHl A MiCKKKiHI, Kililom and Huhlishera. TIME TABLES. Atchison. Topeka 4 Santa Fe.

FHOM TIIS NOHTtt Arrive No. 3 -t'uliforma Lirniied II: lu am No. 1 -C'ulifomia hpre 7 'ift pin Nu 17 Kiprena tioiNij NOMTM Leaven N. 9 Atlantic Kkprena pm No. I Nu.

4-C li ornia Limited FMOM Til auUTIl Amvea Nu. Vta-LtKal Kipiews pm uoiM) "Mill Lea vet No. 'J 1 Me ico Kxpre.a am KautaFd KHOM TIIK WEST Arrive. No. a-Atlitiilir Kire pin Nt.

4-Califerlild i.lmitt-il pm IHtlNO WKMT lHVe. No. 8 Cnl if urn ki l.iintteil 11 in Nu. 1 1'ucitic KxpreM No. 1 unit 3, I'sntlc and Atl.intic Iiuvr I'lillniMii tnm rlr v.

inu r.H.in timr tut CHn. Mlul dimr i rn eell t'lil- cuuo ami ah Anu It, ami S.tri Irani incu. N(n, '4 1 ami aj, Mi'l'iii arm I.nrul KxprfHH. Iiave I'lillniiii) p.iliirf ar. and eliair cat.

Iioin KI KiutiMl itv. '1 he i'alllorniH Limited I. the finest and triiiiHeuntinentiil train ever run. Iti-unr. only llnH-elan.

lull late patmenuerii and nuike. erv lew Momlav. Wednelay and Krulav r.tily. I uraUay, '1 liurmiay alnl Miiuljy Duly. W.

II 1 11 1' 1.1 Aicent. i. I IS. 11 Ollili ifi vi) lieintf in i fli.eelly lu tin a. k'i niNiaer i i lie l.iiilto I rluurt 2f untii.tnJI reiiulreat ni IJ tj el.nuicr ol" dlel.

4'ure sfcCW aaaranleed In 1 to It feMitill plaiiark 4T TT sr- ace. I.j mull. Il.uu, AXlaaulit only by J. H. O'KIFI I t'O A.nt..

A II.DMu.rqn, N. M. lUtwar. ui llli.tau.ut. lor Catliarr tbat Cua-talo Mertiury, sh nierur; will rurel dextroy the atiiHe of naell and eonipletely tleraiiKa tlm whole nyhtetu when ttutrrlni It Uirough the mticoiiH HiufHceH.

huch arlii'lee ahould never be natd except on preHCrlp-tioua (rem reputable pliynlclaiia, as the dmiiHue they will do la tun fold to the food joti call putwildy derive from them, lall'a alarrli Cure, iiiantiractured by K. J. Cheney Toledo. rontalna no nieicury, and la taken Internally, acting dirntly upon the blood and miicona anifttceaof la buyliift Hull's Catarrh Cure be aura you get the ieiiU' iur. It Ih takeu Ititernully and la mud In Toledo, Ohio, by K.

J. Cheney A Co. Tentiini.iilH.lH free. tWHold by liniKRlntH, price "Sc per bottle. What a ClrMhtilion Dwl.

A Oraphophone will make your home happy one, for It lH alwaja ready to entertain. It will reproduce the iiititdc of bamlH, orchestra ami You ran have diuhIc of any kind at any time, and need no Nkllled performer to render It. The mimic la there, the record that will aet the wavea of meliMly In motion again whenever you touch the button. Un a Oraphophona too you can record your own voice or niuaio or any aound and reproduce them Immediately. Thene varied and wonderful powers make the llrapho-phone a marvellous entertainer for the finme.

flraphophoues can be bought for IU and up rite for Catalogue :) to the Mill PllDNlHiKAI'H tlOt. 7 J) "it Olive atreet, Ht. I.ouIh, Mo. Kitraordinary opportiinlty to supply your fall and winter needs at a mere trlUtt. Auythlng In the Htore at a reduction of from 10 to M) percent on account of removal, (ioldeii Hule lry (IihxIh Company.

Kfea teHtrd free and new glaHfPH put In your old frame fur I hiu! up. Holld gold epectaclee, Jiro and rt; Itoyal alloy, $1 oil; kiiman allny, II; at Kerry's drug atore Ly 1'rof McCann, eipert op- llCittU. At lliidiuu'a paint n)iip on North Second strict, opposite Trlti. ble livery HtnlileH, juti ran dud Hon extra cheap bargaiiiH In palnls, oIIh, varulehex, eta. all and be convinced.

A complete UHNorttneiit of ladieH' percale Manuelette and wiMden raipers, roiu h-'jC to otl each. ItoHeiiwald Hroa Hot tamalea and encliiladas lu Para-dine Alley, A. I'aHtello, Willi liachechi A Ulomt I.aillee'H (loodyeur welt One nhoea at 'J to at the (Ireeii Vront. Wm. Imp tin.

Old papers for sale at Tiik CiriK.s otllce large or miutll qiiantilira. Bargain. Id rariteta for the remainder of UiU mouth at Way Kaher a. LOCAL AND msOIU. Roti of Interest PlcktJ gp Here ana Tnerc.

tm, Hendershott, the Hell canyon miner, Is the day In the elty. Mrs. Standford, of Win.low, la In the city, and Is registered at the Hull Highland. ilrs. J.

Kelly, a bsaUti aeker from Chicago, ha arrived and has taken rooms at the Grand Central. Mrs. Keith and Mia Healy, two Spanish ladies registering from Deliver, are stopping at the Grand Central. The limited passenger train. No.

H. rams In from ths noUl yesterday with Qftyeeven passengers for California points. John A. Knss, of in Vegas, aid J. A.

Marian of Han Marclal, two well known Santa Ke railroaders, are "at the II del Highland. 8. M. KoIhoiii, formerly of this city, la now at GreeLdeld, In the employ of the Boston A Maine railroad, and Is now prospering. K.

Atnlay has severed connection II the Kqtil table Life Assurance society, lie came to this city a few weeks ago from Jerome, Arizona. W. K. Grimmer and wire, of Chicago; II. Bright and of Morris, III C.

It. Kent and wife, of KI Paso, are among the Into arrivals at the Hotel Highland. J. VY. Palmer report (hat having (In lhed (hrenhliig Ids oats, he Quits that be has utM) bushels from alsout eleven acres.

He ta more than sntlstlrd with the yield. Berger, the llallroid avei ne baker, won the horse, wagon and liarnesa that A. D. Johnson rnH-l t.ff, by a strange chance, the wiuulng number being 1. Brnckiueler Cox, the enterprising p' umbers are advertising their business by showing a Que new delivery wagon, which made Its appearance yeeterday for the first time.

W. II. II. Bonehrnke, the Denver repre-s-nUtlve of the alajostie steel ranges, Is In the city, and while here will make his ti-aditiartera at the store of the Doiiahoe Hardware company. Captain Jose Luna, of the Cubau army who has been spending a few days In Hill city, went to Santa Ke last night.

to be lined by a friend In a few days, when the two will leave for Manila. Mrs. J. W. Burke, the esllinalde wife of a popular Saul a Ke PaciUn conductor.

Is here from VYiuslow as the guest of Mrs George 11. Kroet. wife of "Bed Hot," the conductor of the Santa Fe Pa "Iflc fat passenger trains. Mrs. A.

B. Brown received wi rd yesterday from Kloyd Bone, now located In the City of Mexico, announcing the birth of a daughter on December Krlends will rniemher Mrs. Bone as Mlaa Guthrie, who formerly lived here. J. M.

Skinner, a business gentleman of Golden, Is here to day, and be can be found purchasing goods from our wholesale merchants. He represents the mining town of Golden In Umt claws condition, financial and otherwise. The Demlng Headlight says: -J. K. Holmes, representing Tuc ALUL'grEiigi'B Citikn, made the Headlight pleasant call Thursday.

Mr. Holmes Is always a welcome visitor at this office when he makes bis business trips to this section." Arthur Heyn, bookkeeper, and Krnest C. Zwelger, clerk, both popular employes of the big general merchandise store of John Becker, eujjyed the Sabbath In the metropolis. They returned to Belen on yesterdsy morning's early south-bound train. On Friday evening.

December Itl.Alamo Hive, No. O.T. will give their II rut annual ball at the Armory hall, and the committee, In charge of arrangements and ticket selling, states that the affair will prove oue of the grand successes of the preuent season. The "dead horse" goods of Wells, Fargo Kxpresa company were auctioned off by Auctioneer Knight yesterday morn lug, and there were present quite a large crowd of buyers. Some got good bar gains, but a majority well.

It wouldn't do to tell what aotne of the packages contained. About three weeks ago, Kdward bod J. who Is doing the brick work on the Grant building with bis partuer, Kd. Leoihke wrenched the aukle of bis right foot. Today he was around with the leg In a crutch, and he Qnds navigation very slow.

It will be some lime before the foot can bn need. Ueorge C. Gulusley, the shoe dealer, received a message from his clerk, Fred. Ward, who Is at Pboeulx, atat'ng that the lattei'a brother, Frank Ward, died at Phoenix, Arlzma, yesterday morning. The deceased was the junior member of fie l'iioenlx shoe Qrm of Wilson Ward, and was a mowt excellent busineas man.

The bereaved brother will return to this city Saturday or Sunday evening. THE Citizkn was Informed yeeterday that the frame bouse occupied by 8. Lucas, at Ash Fork, was destroyed by Qre the other evening, the lire originating fruiu sparks from an engine. Mr. Lucas la the bookkeeper for Lautry Sous, railroad contractors.

When Mr. Lucas was he re a short time ago be Informed Thi Citi.kn that on or alwut the first of January, the big railroad contractor would establish their headquarters la this city. G. L. Brooks, the energetic live stock agent, who knows almost every stockman Id the states and territories west of the MtsHlselppI valley, elates that Grant (illicit, to hi.

knowledge, was utver In this city or anywhere else along the fianta Km road. He was much amused over the (Vtlc article, wherein H. I). Montgomery, of Patterson, N. was made to appear lu the role of (illicit, lite aliecoiiding and (Wing Kulieus cattle king.

A Lotuburdi), the senior of the Third street grocery Urm of Loui-bardo A Pallailino, expects to leave In a few weeks fur New Virk, where he will lake a Hteatner for a trip to Italy. He will be ahH-ut for a year, possibly until I the Paris exposition lu I'jihi, after which he will return to the city accoinp tnied by his wife and children who are now i adjourning lit Italy. While awuy, bis partner, Mr. Palla lino, will be In full charge of the grocer; store ou north Third street. liay.

Kev. Frank M. Day anil family will leave for California Thumlay of this week, says the Chuma Tribune. Mr. Day came to (his charge two years ago.

lis hvi )nt entered on tHe third ypr of religions labor among ni when the fart developed that Mis. Diy's health would require a lower aliitnle, and Immediately he sought release from the responsibility of caring for the spiritual need? of this community. Mr. Day, we are sure, leaves very few in Chain a who woa'd not expreei regret at the departure of himself and Mrs. Day from am ing us.

To my that they have been a blessing spiritually to this people, hardly tells it all. Mr. Day has Interested himself la the public school work here, and was the Qrst to move along the line of subscription rchwl work, lng out among the people himself and collecting the Deceatary funds for carrying for sard the work, which developed In bringing from the east a. teacl.er Mrs, M. K.White, of whom It may be said such another has not found pUce among us as teacher In etir public school.

At the quarterly conference of the church, held last Saturday evening. the foil iwlng resolutions met universal approval: That whereas, onr dear Brother Day and his wife feel that In the provldeuce of (tod they must leave us, that we regret their departure, and thai we appreciate their work among us ami their gracious ellorti for our good. Kanlved, That we pray that the Lord will keep thetu In the "hollow of bis ind," and that (hey may receive great I tiipsHing rrom his nsnn A. P. Vuhhisun, Superintendent Presiding.

TO I I RD A COLO IN UN lilt Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. 2.. I he genuine L. H.

on each tablet. Htm M.ilalltjr t) re r.ra. At the annual election of olllcers of the Y.mng Ladies' Sodality of the Church of the Immaculate Conception, ou Sunday, the following olllcers were elected: Prefect Miss Agnes V. ilnllven. First Assistant Miss Mary Uwsler.

Second Assistant Miss Dora liellweg. Secretary las Kltse Glrard. First Con-ultor Miss Ottilia Mlllen-baugh. Second Con.ultor Miss Kllxahelh Powers. Treasurer Miss Ida Mason.

Librarian Mlas Laura Lull. Header -Mbs Martha Coullodon. Sicrlstau Mies Bertha Boroefeld. It him lh. CMIdraa.

Chamberlain's Cough Itemedy has saved lh Uvea of thousands of crimpy children. It Is also without an rqtial (or Colds and hooping congh. nusiritss emits. Fire sale prices at Ilfeld's this week. Beet ranges on the market.

Whitney Co. For Dice holiday presents go to May A Faber. A Torrey rax for fl at J. II. O'Klelly A Co'.

mas presents suitable for every one, at The Phoenix. See the latest the Cyrano neck chains, only at the Kconumist. JtiHt received a car load of Lamp's beer at Bachechl Ulomi's, Blankets, comforters and pillow la entiles variety. May A Faber. For the best and purest malt whisky for Invalids see Bachechl A (Jlouil.

Our art department la (he most complete la every detail. The Economist. Mr. Albright ha engaged more help Id the gallery to meet the holiday rueti. "K1CIIII.IKU" Canned (iuoim-Flt for king only at Decker's Cash Grocery.

For good smoke try me Known best In town for cents. Hl'HT Jo.nks. For corTea-arrac and Swedish punches, lei.ve your orders at Bachechl A Ulomi's. For Tom and Jerry, rum punches and military punches call at Bachechl A iiiomi'a. Itemember our Majestic Cooking, December 6, r) aud 7.

Doiiahoe Hardware company. Canned Gootw They are "atisgexeigend" only at Becker' Cash Store. All the latest designs In stamping patterns at Mrs. P. J.

Murphy's, 31 west Huning avenue. The largest stock In cushions, cushion tops and drapery goods at May A Faber, 115 Gold avenue. Visit the Koonomlst art department, where you cau lind everything appertaining to fancy work. Number DKl It ill road avenue, the store that keeps the choicest and dalntleet confections in the city. Highest cash price paid for furniture and household goods.

Automatic phone 17U. T. A. Wuiitkn. All kinds of goods for fancy work, embroidery silk, Cblna silk and satins, ribbons, laves, etc.

h. llteld Co. The New Mexico Collection agency, of-lice over Fox' Jewelry store, charges nothing unleM the account is collected. See those novelty dress patterns at The Phoenix; l'J pattsrus, patterns, $3 SO; (7 patterns, bo. B.

life Id A (V. If you feel weak, get yourself some Dam i ana. Cola Pepslu or ray bitters. They cannot be excelled. Bachechl A lilotnl.

Have Just received two carloads of whisky, and for thirty days will sell at cost. Come and get prices. Bachechl A (tlollli. ChuuberlHtn's Colic, Cholera and lUarrhoet Itemedy ran always be depended upon and Is pleasant aud aafe to take. Mold by all druggists.

rr. ul Huwir, A. I W. Kxcelslor Lodge, No. 1, will meet lu regular session to morrow Wednesday) night at their ball on south Second trret.

All members requested to be present. Business of Importance. Nomination aud election of olllcers. By order of the C. of II.

Km Allison, Recorder After Many Years li ne peoplo write to say that tho cure, which Hood' Sa rati pari I la a coiiiililiei are lueliug uiul coiuplcto. No other ineiliciuo bus Hiicli a record of cures. No oilier liieiliciue posscsi a the (fieiit power to purify anil cmii li the blooil and builil up the ayatciii. Hood's Pills cute all liver ills, re. licvecuustijiulion, umuhI ilijjo.tiou.

'2bo. sale Is now going on at ti Golden Hule Dry Goods company's store. Such prices as they are making on their entire new stock will astonish you. Kv- ervlhing iu the store at cut prices. Do i uot miss this opportunity.

Are you lu need of a new ledger, jonr- liul, cash IsMik or specially ruled blanks of auy klud'f Or perhaps you have a idle of magaiities that need binding. If so, call al Tint CiilKN bindery and get prices, Best workman-hip. prices O.K. Grand ball will be given by Alamo Hive, No. M.

'l adies of the Maccabees.) at Armory hail, Friday, Da- ceiulier hi. Tickets admitting gentle- man and Itnly, (1. I.kiIIivi' kid gluves, at all prices, In all shades. Our gloves at 1 i't and upward are guaranteed. iuenwald Broa.

A large assortment of truuks aud I valise "muy bar rata" at Futrelle a. ftOAftfj OP iMCATt 'rt. of Mitten Relating to Ibe School. Dlspoied of. The board of education held Its regular meeting last night with Chairman Hopkins, Clerk Charles McDonald and Trustees James, Foi, Harech, Glegoldt aad Snyder, present.

Lawrence Wilson, who bad been ex-pdled from the high )hool on account Insubordination, ap.vearrd before the board accopanied by bis father and promised toeffnd do more If permitted to go back to fichool. Hnperlntendent Hlckey was present and explained the nature of the boy' offenses to schocl. The b.ard concluded to refer the matter bark to the superintendent with the proviso that If the boy were taken bark, heshoiild Oral mike a statement to the school of Intention to reform and that he should be expelled again the Oral time (hat he violated bis promise. The following accinnts, approved ly the finance committee, were allowed: water Mipply Co 4150 T. Johnson, window 25 115 Hahn A Co, eoal 173 70 Albuqtiorque Foundry A Ma chins grates 13 Si Donahue Hardware fl 10 Arthur Kveritt, repairing clock 1 50 t).

W. Strong, wa'te basket 1 25 P. J. Haw ley, dictionary 1 l.oo MriH'k meter A Cox, 1 2.1 I. t'luthliT, oil 125 J.

8. Trimble, city treasurer, In- tercet on lentil. I.HOtl 60 Hoy Mt'Dmald, clerk, rash paid out 8.70 J'HB D. Sena, court costs 19 50 I C. ildrldge, glass (I of, American B.sik Co, hooks yi II.

BrtM'kmeler, keys 8(0 D. C. Heath A Co, books Karl Snyder, legal opinion U5.0O W. Trimble A bill for 12.50 wta referred to the finance Odniuitttee. Karl Snyder submitted a legal rpluioo to (he board to the effect that Santiago Baca's claim for 5 per cent commission ou the school taxes collected In 18U4 was illegal aud should cot be paid.

The opinion was planed on Qle and tbo board took no action on Mr. Baca' bill. The board voted to fix Mis Coltrane' salary at 'JO per mouth. On motion of Trustee Harech, seconded by Trnstee Glegoldt, the salary of Mis Hidden, as assistant la (he high school, wits fixed al :15 per month. The building committee was Instruct ed to investigate (he Cost of Using duet-less oil on the school room (I wr and was given power to act.

The report of the treasurer showed balance on hand of lll.Khw 4H. The repirt of the superintendent a 'towed the att ndaoce In tho school December I to be 7(K). The board called upon the superintendent for bis opinion of one of the teachers, concerning whom complaint hit been made. The (uperlDtendei.t stated that the complaints were Dot well-founded, as the teacher Id question was doing good work. The Janitors were Instructed to scrub one school building every week.

The board tbeu adjourned. Cuuu.il The city council held a regular meeting luit night attended by Aldermen Kieke, Johnston, Marroo, Burkhart and Lombardo. A number of new bills were referred to proper committees. A complaint on the dangerons condition or a sidewalk on uorth Sixth street was referred to the street committee. The Invitation to attend the Scott Mixire Hose company's ball was accepted with thanks.

P. J. McGrath was voted a firemau' exempt badge. The treasurer' report showed receipt for November to be H.o3fl 30, of which the collector contributed (774 NU, the Clerk 50 and the marshal 4tM. The street com in it tee reported letting a contract for repairing the street sprinkler for fll.

A committee, composed of Aldermen Marron aud Burkhart, was appointed to prepare resolutions relating to revision of law by the legislature this winter. The council then aiijiurued. The Sure La lirlpin Cum. There Is no use suffering from this dieailtul malady, If yuti will only get the right remedy. You are having pain all through your body, your liver la out of order, have no appetite, no life or ambition, have a I a I cold, In fact are Join-plutelv used up.

Klectrlc Kilters la the only remedy that will give you prompt and sore relief. They act directly ou your Liver, hloinach aud Kidneys, tone up the who'e system and make you feel like a new -ing. They are guaranteed to cure or 1 1 i'h funded. For Hale at J-II. O'Reilly A Diug Store, only 60 cents per bollle.

Attention, MacvlMl Regular review Albu querque Tent, No. 1, K. O. T. this evening at 8 o'clock, at the K.

Gold avenue. All memls-rs are ear nestly requested to at tend. Hy order of the commander. K. K.

(iKNTKV, R. K. fur Ot.r friftjr ina. An Old and Wkll Thihd Kkmkhv. Mrs.

KIuhIow's Soothing Syrup has neeii iisen ror over nrty years hy millions of mothers for their children while teeth ing, with perfect success. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all palu. cures whiu cone, ami is tne Deal remedy for diarrhoea. It Is pleasant to the taste. Hold by druggists lu every part of the world.

Twenty-live cents a boltls. lis value is Incalculable. Be atire and ak for Mrs. Winslow'a Soothing Syrup aud tuk no other kind UOTfcL AKKIVALS. eTfhi.K.-t' M'bOi'KAN.

(i. C. WUcoxsoii, F. II. McUee, Denver; i.

M. rkiliher, Golden; W. K. Coatee, Kansas uy; S. C.

VWiiaud, Decatur, J. M. Hale, ht Joseph, Leonard Hohuisori. New iork; B. B.

ripeucer, Kast-view, N. ('has. Hiadler, Itermauy; J. S. Ilolwoit, 'fopeka; Ben.

II. Wood, Syracuse, Kan II. W. i.oomis, L. A.

Hughes, Natita Ke; M. F. Meyer, St. Iiuls; (J. Seymour, Kansas City; W.

Summers, Denver; J. VWieatoii Leonrtrd, San Francisco; II HetniM. Los egas; L. Alexander, St, Joseph, Mo. HDTXL UIUHLANC.

J. A. Harlan. San Marclal; H. 0.

Pur-cell, LogatiHisirt, J. P. O'Brleu, Moiiett. Mo D. OTeliaghan.

Cairo, III John A Komi, I. as Vegas; James Cieal, Wullaceburg, Onlarlo; C. Higbtower, corro; A. Pogtie, KI Paso. httiM) CKNTUAL.

H. H. Snyder, Kulamaxoo, K. B. Deagls, Kansas City; M.

I.lllls, Wlnslow; John Gray and wife, City of Mexico; 1. VtanlSeiirs.lt Garvin, M. ljtwlla. La Vegas, It. Browne, Newark, Ohio.

Crockery aud gloaeware. Whltuey Co. aTotherlirKMi la a oman'a brigliteWl crown. It a woman's glory to he atronf and capuhle In a frminine way. Her Wfrst to have anv ohrslcal wr.kn.,, the delicate, special ornnniin which Is In-oWed in motherhool.

To insure the complete health and normal capability nf this moat Important atrui tnrr. ia the purtHMf of Ir Pierce 'a 1 rmitite Prescription. It give. Inn and vitality to Hie entire nerroua ts. tern; and etrreirth and vipn- to the orir.in-lm of maternity, li makea niotherhiaid possible, aafe and comparatively easy and painle.a.

Ila wntlln, eapn, 11 la la lh liyins of Mrs A Ill 911 Jaiksitn St 1 N. who wrllrs- I Ik- li" IH. rirrr Hawnle I'rrst Hpti.si aliortlr ts-H'Te ronfinrnirnt wit'i mv mlh chllfl as I frit mlarrnWe. and It hr'i-. me an much thai I had an eav tim.

an. I It well alter Hour Team ao, on the l-lh of January when the nvrcury wit Kve N-low ten n.y srvrnlh chil.l waa rrn. alW I hvl tsNrn w.iliini ni li f.n- nine wr. ba iih hrin.J Ml. Mlr Vrr se-si ii an e.n the l.t vrMr I ta doing nrnrlvall my woik lii lu.ling fof eiylit rho.lren.

1 tlilnk I am doing ank aud h. pe I w.ll Is- al.lr to mi the ere writ tha llmw I ow aiy health- ull ami your One of the greatesl hetpa a mother can have in nursinf and reatinfr her children and carrying thrrn aah It through all the little ai.knesaea and ailmrnts to which children ate atihject Is r. I'irrce'a go-at thouaand pape txs.k. the People'. Common Srnse Medical Adviser A paper -hnnncl copy will lie aent free for 91 one-cent atamp.

In pay the cost of mailing only, or in hi avvI-rt-m cloth covrra fur ll atampa Ail.lt. a WVrlil'a Iiistieusaiy Medical AsaiH-iation, lluihiln, N. V. This biiok aliould be owned byrvrrr mother. II ia like a tamily dis tor always at hand.

BUS1-ESJ I0CAL. Steel ranges. Whitney Co. Boys' overcoats, 6tj centa, at Ilfeld': For trunk and valises, 213 sonth Flrt-t street. Stove repairs for any stove made.

Whitney Co. Merchants' Innch every morning at the fi bite Klephaut. Attend special sale of silk at the Koonomlst this week. Big sale of blankets and comforter (hi week at B. Ilfeld A Co s.

The turtle fad Is all the rage. Bee the turtles, only at (he Kcouomlst. Ladles' military and walking luits. In ill the uew shades. Kneenwald Bros.

Beautiful drees goods, 25 cents a yard; worth up to 75 rent. B. Ilfeld A Co. The best place In (he cl(y for holiday dainties. Candy store, lti Railroad avenue.

Latest styles In men's Goodrear welt shoes at 15o at the Green Front. VI m. 1 haplln. See the ladles' corsets In black, white and drab, 2ft cents each this week at Ilfeld'. A big line of men' working gloves at 12 a pair at the Ureeu trout.

Wm. Chaplin. Have you seen the latest novelty In neck chain at the Kcouomlst? It is the latest fad. It yorj need auythlng In silks It will pay you to attend the Kooni mlHt sale this week. Beware of special agents Buy a steel range from people that are always wllb you.

Whltuey Co. Look Into Kiel wort' market on Dorth rhlrd street, lie has the clonal frenh meat In the oltv. Bring your ruagaxlnsand muslo toTux Citi.kn olllce and have them neatly bound In book form. C. A.

Grande, 806 north Broadway, One liquors and cigar i. Fresh lime for sale. Furnished room for rent. The best place for good, juicy steaks and roasts and all kinds of meals, kept lu a first class market, at Klein J. M.

Moore, real estate, insurance, loans, mauager Albuquerque Abstract Co. New phone, Ui. 121 South 2nd atreet. Beautiful embossed gold and gold filled spectacles for and Kyea correctly tilted by Prof. McCauu at Berry's drug store.

Bachechl A Gloml, the best place Id the city for hot aud old drinks. Call and see them. Fiue lunch always on baud. Ring up (he New Mexico collection Agency (Automatic telephone 41'-1, aud (eil us about (hut (ougli avcouut you want collected. Special alia kodak album made to order at Thk Citixkn bindery.

Call aud see samples aud get prices. They make elegant Christmas gifts. Our assortment of ladlea' silk andvel-vet waists la so far ahead of auythlng ever shown in this city that it needs no commeut on our part, iiosenwald Bros. Our entire new line of capes, Jackets and ladlea' tailor-made suite at a reduction of 26 (o 60 per cent, on account of removal. Golden Rule Clothing Corn-puny.

Read the Goldeu Rule Dry (oasis company's ail. To save the expense of removing HbM'k to their new location, this Urmia oderlng bargains lu all lines of dry giants. All silk velvet In burnt orange, pink, light blue, arawtrry, royal purple, uew blue, and the different shades of red, In navy blue and white at $1 a yard, iiosenwald Bros. I'nderweur for ladles, gents. Misses and children, also big line of hosiery, have our full line now.

They will be aold at our unmatchnble low prices. Golden Rule Dry (iimhIs Co. A complete line of ladles' fine shoe JtiHt received at the Green Front hlua store, also a nice line of chlldreu's school ahtas from to $1.25. These shoes are made by the best manufacturers In the country. Wm.

Chaplin. Since the Ore Painter C. A. Hudson Is offering the best paints ou the market at lees than oot. The cans on the outside are a little damaged, but the sultstance nu the Inside cannot lie duplicated for the money.

Now la the time to buy paints, oils, varulshea, etc. All kinds of Hpeciel ruling, blank lunik work, magaxlne binding and badge stamping done In the best poewlble manner at TiikCimkn bindery. Come In and see Hauiples and prices of work he-fore ordering elsewhere. All correspondence iiiceriilng this class of work care-fully attended to. Jll.t Itrr.lv.d l.jr W.

V. rulr.ll.. No. 216 south First strict, a new Hue of carpets. A't squares, $3 5(1 and up.

Moquette and fur rugs and new furniture arriving daily, at prices that will sell them, aud plain llgures tell the price. I itieu evenings until 8 o'clock. Ala Ideal If you are Hearching tor the ideal climate lu the I lilted Mates iu which to speud the winter months, where you can al.i Hud a hot mineral water unstir paseed for the curs of rheumatism, kid ney aud stomach disorders, and a new and neatly furnished asu del Con-Hiielo," run upou the American plan and with American c.aiks, with splendid bathing Bccoiiiin Hlatlons and a place where uonsiunptlveH do not disturb your peace and comfort for they r.re not invited -go to Hudson Hot Hprlngs on the Saiita Fe railw lu draht county. Vtrlle A. It.

Uruhuui, Hudson. for Information. Suits, overcoat' and trousers to order at 20 per cent discount on furmer prices. ause, going out ot biisinexs. See Siiuou Bteru, the iiallrood aveuue clothier.

Ml fill 1 I TilD JIT MWtl All Viiida of Ftcsh ami Salt Ment.s. Steam Sausage Factory. MASONIC tiiii: EMIL KLEIN WORT, P.cp. JACOHKOKHKIU-iCO Mann if irn trtj O-n Wiifjons, Cnrrinnes, Buckbonrds! The IW Knto: Minle Vehicle. Fine IIorse-iBoeirg; a Specialty.

Satifiic(. niiniitatitaid in Work. lv p.iirlii., I ulut ni a Tiiintiilng Ih'iie on rt Notice, Corner Ccprtr he. mi First AUH'tJ KK I N. M.

Call atHealcuifters Ui leather, Harn-as, SaM'ea. Sad Hery, Saddlery llanUn'e. it Ho'ea, -his Nails, Hanies, halna, vt hi, Collars, Sweat Pads. l'iiti Oil, Axle Gnaae, Boston Coach oi, I'ntoNegrn. HtiMt Harvester Nra sfool tl j.

I. aril Oil, Harness Oil, Link ed Oil, Castile Soap, Harness Soup. Carriage pop gee. nnmoia atti, tiorss itedicines. 1'rW'rn lli- I.r Highest Mark, Price Paid for Uldes and Skins.

Wool Commission Thos. F.lCKLKllEl., 40(1 Railroad Albuquerque. WM. CONTRACTOR AND EUILDER. WHKKI.KR'i OLD SHOP HKiVtKKN GOLD AND SILVKR AVK.

Locks repaired, keys made and alt kind of repairing done. Can't Be Beat: Honed Cocci at lonrtl Tricca, Favorite. 208 COl AVENUE. CRESCENT COAL YARD. GALLUP COAL-Bt Domestic Coal in use.

Yard opposite Freight Olfice A. J. CRAWF03D, Agent, New Telephone No. 164.UM Old Te'eohone No. 25 Leave ordcriTrimble's stable BRILLIANT Self Shining: Stovo ToMhIi.

Something New. Has do Kqnal. No Mixing. No Duat No BmelL Large slxe Bn by mall 10 centa. Manufactured and for sale by C.

E. DENNY, Albuquerque for eale by ilea era. J. STARKEL. Painter and Paper Hanger.

OKDKKM MOLIC'ITKD. 209 EAST RAILROAD AVE, PIONEER I'AKEUY! riaaT hi ht. BALLING BROS Pittil HiKTOlw. WciUliny Cakes a Specialty! We Desire Patronage, and we Guarantee Firsl-Class Baking. older.

ilicited and promptly tilled. A. E. LKEU, Fire Insurance--- Secretary Mctuil Buldlag Assoctitloa. itmm mi O.

Iillrl.llf, l.ainbeir Vri. l'ruMMla fur fuiiii, Tor, Mulldlac MalrUl, Kla. I'nltfd Statfa Intlinii S( lionl Srrvlii, I AllriinHf-iiie, N. )rr fi. ImiM.

Sralftl (iMltirHfil rotiitul for Pump, Tirr, liiuliliiiiT Mnttriala, rtc." a llir Hrr ihhv tn. ami aiidft-n-H tl to the undrr KMt-il at A 1 htiti i t-rti tt-, I rrceivru al uim liunl until 1 n't ik a p. in. (if rrliira dHV. I in t-inlrt UH.

Ihhm, fur lurtilHliintr and ilt livtTitiH thin IkmiI of Hlxitit J.uiJU cl of iiimirtrd In tut nr. I alinilfH. l.OOO Uth, 1 iiiinliurrdiiplfi t.tnk, uui anil 1 ult-r-l tank lirr, a lull tlt-wtipiiuii atui pr ilka iiimihoi wiikii may ur oiJtainru uy iiiafting M''ll( atUMl t(t tilt' UlnU'faiiy Mt'tl. HiIIi tm are tjinrt-ti in ai.t- iHrnMy In tlinr IikIm Hir ('fopdrM-il pr tit ran li article lo t' iitlt trii fin tirhvc iy ti i itlt-r a contim t. 1 tie nKtit ia irwf vrtl Ht r-)rt any or all tilda or any prtft il auy bid, if iktrinetl (or lit beat Itlteicrtta of th (.

MM IHM IHCKS. Km( Uui iiiiist ht at ciiiainird Ity a certiNrd rlin tir diMtt uputi a I nitd drpoa. ititty (r Moht-nt hrttioiial madr payatiles to tlif nidi nf Ihr couiiiUMUuncr Indian all.iifii, for at tt'ii-tl live pt-r i rut itf tht afiitiiuit of llic proposal, tn ti lin or draltwill ford lu-it to the 1 mini St.dt-a Hi an bul-tier or lihldi-tf rri rn iiitf an a aid nhall fall pfiHiiptly 4-nv nti a (oiiiiiti with good and millii irfit uretii-n. ai iufdiltK lt the trrma of tlif l(, utliiTWiM' to rrlnriird tu tht bidder IImIh an ooii'Hionl ly ah in lirii tf a Cf rtl tit-d lift will not It Loiiaidt-rnl. hot lurthcr iiifurinaiiiin aiM 'y to I-1 m.am A.

Ai.l.kN, htipcrinti-iideiit. COI.IC ITOKS VANTM I.AIUKS OK uriitlrlurli, for our lompli tr fta of Juven-lie Mookn tor the holid.tya. Ka ti tt-t has four li(Mik K'adt-d for little ont'M to tyrowu-up folka. a it liooH, i iiar in i ikf uriin iitiui, i aptivatinif I'm raim loin fj'K to i ro. Laiue hooka, fat li nvntlow in with tiMppy 11 UiBt ration.

1 rrninloi H-lhm Notluc.K like tlirni. hour montli jioldrn harvent lor energetic worker. Crrtia yiven. hrt iglit paid. liiwKfat cominia-aloha, i li it lit will) aamplea of all four booka free.

Sriid twelve 5J cent atauiij for paylhi part oiily i.f ihr poii(je alone. rop all lran and rh ar fMo a month with our enlu.iv-Juvenilra. "1 UK A I lNAL liOOK lKI i li 1C AiU. Dn.GUrjril'S ONE FOR A DOSE. Plmplra, rr.mil PILLS rT.i".iiM., I i Ml.

Now Is the time to order your blank account I ooks, so they will be seasoned, wlieu you open a Uew set Of book the ttrnt of the jear. All kinds of bluuk loMiksj made at TiiK ClTlKN bind-ery. Let us give you irlces ou your work before seiidiug it out of (own. Mr. Hardin Norrirt, elerk of (he drug store ot It.

Sh(sniaker, Perry, says: "A limn cmue lu onr store the o(her day and aanl, 'I mailt a bottle of that stuff that eaves chlldreu's lives. 1 read lu the News about it. The children mar get sick when we cum not gel the doctor quick enough I 's (he medicine you sell for lie alluded (o Chamberlain' ChiikIi Keiuedy and bought a bollle twfore he left the store Fur sal by all drugglots. I. UN A i I.wl7.al, la n.

w. mill mail fr-, or (all ka fs sv li aukAaaaco kiia.ra, First National Bank, ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. Authorlxed Capital. a.

A. KKKX Caehler and Profits IUJ.000 00 FRANK. WtKKK Assistant Canbler A. A HKANT The Bank of Commerce, ALBUQUERQUE, N. M.

Capital. $100,000 00. 1SMLKS DRAFTS AVAlt.AiU.lC IN AIX PARTS OK TIIK WOriLU. Hoik It. Account, and OrTer In Depositor.

Krery Fac lllty Con.ift.nt with ProBtahle Bankln. DIRECTORS AND OFFtC KRSi M. 8. Oraao. Pmldent.

B. P. Scmustsr, Vic. Hre.i. lent.

W. 8. STi ana, Ca.hler. SoLOHOM Luma. Sheep Orower.

A. M. Hi.i ki.l, Onaw, Hlackwell Co. W. A.

Maiwill, Coal. Williai MctaJTo.H. eep Omwer. F. WACOM, Manaser Unsi Hlac tw.ll A Cm 1.

C. Baldmiiios, l.um'er. Depository for Atchison, Topeka Sant Fe Railway. GROSS BLACK WELL CD. (INCORPORATED.) WHOLESALE GROCERS AND WOOL DEALERS.

Headquarters for Diamond C. Soap, Curtice Bros. Canned Goods, Kansas Cily Halting l'owder, Sulphur, Wool Sacks, Stoneware. louses at Albuquerque, East Las Vegas and Glorieta, New Mexico. the ST.

ZETi3VCO SAMPLE AND CLUB ROOM. Finest Whiskies, Brandies, Wines, J)SEPII BiRNETT, rfiOI'RIETOB. 120 Railroad Avenu. Albuquerque. ESTABLISHED I87P.

L. B. PUTNEY, "Old Reliable" Wholesale Groeerl FLOUR, GRAIN PR0VIS10N8. STAPLE GROCERIES. Cr Lou a SpiClallT.

To bt Found Sonthweit. Farm and Freight Wagons RAILROAD AVENUE. I I I ALBUQUERQUE. N. NatlT BaildlBf Paper iaray.iaBWe First St.

and Lead AMERICAN SILVER I 210 Hii lik Cail.rU Mutual TRUSS. 1 i LIGHT, I iV COOL, I M.IU i nip. or auk. I Hli I kl A I Ilea sm.m. ZIEGER CAFE! QUICKUL BOTHE, Props.

Succes or to K1UNK M. JONKS.) Finest Wjiskhs, Impjrisd and The Coolest and Highest Grade of Lager Sered. F.D? st Billiard Hall in tha Territoij. Finest and Best Importedand Domestic Cigars. SMITH PRBMIER I.

FlldolMd Ly the LEADING LAWYERS, nd Busioe-a Men. N. W. ALGER. Agent lor Nw Mexico.

Also Airaot for ih bust BHUIINO and LOAN ASSOCIATION, UTHB H-roCK KOK 8ALK. kONKY TO I.OAN SAMPLE ROOM. uThe Metropole," The Best and Finest Liquors and Cigars, Imported and Served to All Patrons. JOHN WICKSTROM, PUOI'KIKTOU. TOTI Sc G-RADI, DKALMKU IN GROCERIES and LIQUORS FLOUR.

FEED. PROVISIONS. HAY AND CRAIN FRKK DELIVERY TO ALL PARTS OF THE CITY. Imported French and Italian Good. Sola Agonta for San Antonio Lima.

Mew Telephone 247. 318, 211 U. S. DEPOSITORY. Dt'M)slfory lor th Santu Fe iViflc and the Atrhhon.To-f cka Sunt.

Fe Railway Companies. OFFICKKS AND DIRKTORS. JOSIU A 8 IOTNOLD3 Prwldent ki IrV kl Ml uvoV iri i a TarrlM tha UrfMt and Moat Mat. a. aueck nf lui, Dun, rtUU.

IU Albuquerque. B. RUPPE, PRESCRIPTIONS! Railroad Avenue. lelephoni 143, llbuqutrqstN. 1.

Djmjstic Wises and Cognacs as" 'v' "VjM r' -'-fa -'anV CLUB KUUMS. Late of the St. Elmo. AND 217 NORTH THIRD St i.

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