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VOLUME

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ALBUQUERQUE,

NEW MEXICO, TUESDAY AFTERNOON, DECEMBER

13.

1093.

NUMBER

50.

A

Congress

to Provide For

the

Construction of

Big

Ditch.

More Testimony Before

tnt

War

Iorest!?attcff Commission.

Banker

Arsb

Sentence! to Twelve Yean

Inibe Penitentiary.

II

BIOOEI to

bi coviinoi

orCOIA

Washington, Dec. 13 At the eena'.o

opening. Bcrrj gave noticeof nn

amend-ment totli Nicaragua csiml bill, pruvl 1

legfur a direct appropriation fur t'.r

Construction ofthe canal anil limiting the cost to (U.VIO,OIO The amendment provide f r the ormtrumlon oftheruns

by the Maritime Cinnl company, tin) gives the governtmlit a

Hn

npoi th

pnprty

tu be forecloaed

_mnlr

circum-stance fully eouru rated. Biirry state) tiatolioobject ofUrn _amendment wa t

eliminate the baud feature of the bill

An it her wat to l prlv the Mulllint

Canal company ut any ahare ofstock a

inlhepteent

bll', Paving th ('nltec.

SU

e,

_Mcrant

and Cota Hica tin

only

hawllns also gave in,tl?eof an amend melit t the Moaraxua

tl

providing

thatMm art thould uot go Into ttt-- rt

nnvil the t'uitcd State should secureb;

tieatythe right to foillfy aiid garrison th caual, rend armed teeeel through II

In limeof war and close It

_avalnt

any

other nation with whom Hie I'uitxi

Btateemay beat war.

Morrill addreseed the senate on Die

bill authorising the purchase of asite east of the capllol grouid for a build Ing fir ths supreme CoU't. The bill

pHIMfd.

HtMle.lt K.M(H Kit.

tnt

or a rhl'mteiiiht Itauk en

telin.il toth I'eultelitlarf Philadelphia, Deo. dcon W.

Marsh, f_{miner preeiilent of the wrecked}

Keystone National tank,wa to day sen teneed by Judge Butler,of the

_In

I_ted

State dlstilct court, to Imprisonment for twelveyearn and three otolith anda fine of JoiH). Marsh waa rharged with enneplracy In making false entries In

the book and Issuing falne report to the comptroller. It waa thought probable

tint

Marah might make a statement lm pllcatlng other with the rriuie, but he

merely informed the court that hi

predecessor inUiepresidencyofthe biiik had left a defalcation of over a million

dollar, and that

li,

Marsh, huI never profited a dollar through the lunk'rf lueee.

Killed bj

_rll.l

Train.

Buff tio, N.V., Deo. 13. Keveri Italian

enow thcvelete wer k lied and eeveral InjureIoutheNew Y rkCeutral railroad near I'tliteinleii (oday.IheyWereetruck

byaffright train.

aWINDLEJ TdK liltAD.

Kamlv.d of a fUllroail Nunl fur Kraml lu

ll.

la.

Toledo, Ohio, Den. 13 The Merchant National Bank of Bu t nmre ba com

ruencfd aft ii ilhuh lu the I'nlted

Htatee c:urt ugiilriHl the

inn

Arbor rall-rdan- d

Wellington U Burt. The bank

a'.leg.'a that while Burt wa receiverof

the road, through fraud and gron deceit be reoelvnl order an of foreclosure and ealeaud formed aeynd.eate tobuy In the property, valued at I",OiO,o jo, for 2,

Oiimkhi. The petition aver that Burt

formed a eyndicate to buy the bond and (hensoldthem at a big a Ivauce. Itaxk

the court to vacate Hie older of fnrc-C-_l

ure andenle.

4JMcao Oram Market,

Chiougo, Dec. 13. bea- t- December,

Oti'Mj'.c;

May, M(nW3.

Corn December,

_83V;

l.iy. Oata Dece niber, 2iiV,c; lay, 2H)_ao.

ttiivarlior fft'uba.

Waslilngtou, Dee 13 Maj;ir General

Brooke arrived In Washington today. It waafoinially announced that the

presi-dent bad denlgnaUd him tobemilitary governor of Cuba,anew poet which car rie control over the Uillltaiy and civil

OurSiiH'k Coii'pric Watch H, Dluiliolld, Solid Silvrr, Plated Ware, Kogir' Knivn, Fork, Spoon. TeaHi

t,

Carving Set.

Laai(.

Cut (ilae.

Clock, ivte.

nurSpecialty

I a guaranteed

luld Killed Caee

WithKlKin Woik.

I.ad!i'

orOenf

Site H2.iv.

Webaveeocalled Filled caeca with Amerlranwork At 0'.

branchee of the Inland formerly exer-riee- d

by a captain general. Kaon of the

t

province will hnve a military

gof-ernor.

Itatu th Ntr anl Mlrtpf. Tinar del Kio, Cnda,Defi. IS. (leneral

Dvi and a battalion of 4')0

_rnn

from

fieTwo Hundred ar,d Second New York

regiment arrival from Havana, and were greeted atthe railroad elation I y_almot

the ent r plpulatlon. The

crrnnuy

of

formiilly ral-lr-ig the elar and stripe

over the cityhill will

tke

place today.

IJnlet la

llo

Havana, I)ic 13 The city 1 quiet y.

The proclamation ofCaptalu (ieu-

-erul CatellaiKi.'. pr.ivldliis for main-

-tenance of order, I _{etrlctly enforced.} The cufe In

_tin

li; tiirtre t _district were

I'liM' datitoVIi.ck I _H

i,l:it.

_{I'lace of} miuxe men t were i.ol opened ami guard

ore

ntatl.tieil atHtut the liot'le andadja-en-t

eUeeU.

(trilrtl

In Havana.

Wan'clngti n, lVr. 30. The Rroklyn, IVx",("sitlne. and lleiolule have been

order d to ilavuiiH.

n

iHINtt

.lluA

IIIIM.

iiar"llB

of Ilia CoinmlMary flenar fur

Ilia tiooil oftlia tatvlca. Wanlilugton, Deo. 13 l'omnleary

Oeiural KHgau, ofthe war department, appeared before the w.tr tuveetigatlng ciuimlNloa He urged thatthe

e liepirtineiit hIioiiI1 _control

the trtueportatloti of ail euppheeand (iiriiUh ttie mean for evoking He

(honglit theijiihi t.

_nmi'er

general'

over btiideued vtl h dutlea HeeMikeofIheiirg-- nt liupor-iniiltle-a

which atkhii tirimH aumunted

to(ereecution,

tint

virion arllcli--e _ol

f delioilld beaided to the regular ra-t'.-i

li.

He f.ivulel furuMitng bi r to iheeoldlere. H _feriiiiif titthe Ignorance

of tl.e volunteer of the army a to

ration, Kigali euid th---r _{Nhnuld be one}

coniuileeary eergeaut withea hregtmeut

to liiNlruct the other a to the use aul

exti litofthe rail ne.

I'realilrnt fining t _Atlanta.

WaMliingtoii, li.o. 13. The preeldeut and piirty left WaxhinK'ton this afternoon tor a week' trip tlir

_uh

the eouth, the primary object being to atteud the peace

JubileeatAtlanta, (ia. Monaf Marl.1.

New York, Dec. 13 Money on call, nominally at2.l"''-l- a percent. Prime mercantile paper, 3.4 (1per cent.

allvar ana UtA.

Sew Dpa. 13. Ullrer, DUHe. Lead. 1.45.

A New Itl.roverjr.

Dr.Berger'ecorn file intheonly lutra-

-uient whloti will remove

orm,

bunion,

wnrte and Cilloeltle without kulfe,ealve orany deleteriou c mipolin

_I.

Kor eule

only by

_Utu

0.

(iii.v

ACo,

LargeHt Hhoe Dealer,

lil

bouth Uitooud Htreet.

nit

rAiK.

Hull-la-

hln.era

WilliNtea Tuna, Truubl

ami Muney hf UIiidji Th fair.

WearediHpliiylng bow a tuont beantl

fill etoek of giNxlx Hpproprlate for gltle.

Ciuie and look before punhaHluele-

-at our expoHitiou of

toy, doll,

ga_lie,queeiiHware, linpi.rtel chinaware,

liiinpN, Nilver plated ware, funcy etatloii ery, banket. Uur eiidlene vailety of gmxU diHw not allow u to eelent any

p.

diil

article to call the atteutlou ol tl.e public. Avo.lt to our eHiabllhhiuent will couvluce anjU'dy that it paysto Urt'le at

The Kail.

113 South

fimt

elreet.

Ituukkeeper.

Wanted, position by an experienced bookkeeper and biiiine mail tiood

refereiiO". Addreea W, ClTI.K.N olllce.

i

Tilt

tl.UHIST.

Korcuttl_iwer, palm and holly for the

holiday.

I ,THE ri.UBIT.

Ilava juur water ilp.a lhawail outauil reiaired by K.J.Ho.IA Co., th practical

plulliliera.

I'hotograph ri)irtl In UiiIhIi toNew Yoik I'lly work,foronly 4per ilor.en. at

tie

'_{Aibrlifht Art 1'arlor," 113north}

Miirdetreet.

BrockuieleriV Cox.the linneet pluiuh

er,

glv prompt uttentiou to all call

No. "10eouthhei'onit street.

I,

d'

three ton (IIhiiioihI rinir for eale, cheap. Diamondofthe tlrnt water.

ini7 I'.ailroail avenue.

(leiitlemeu'e wllpper from DOcent to

tj.i a pairat (teo.

t.

UalUHley &

to

e,the largeni enoe _ueaier.

Select your Chrletm preaent no

and we _{will set them} aelde fur you. J.M.

iiitelliy tV_lo.

It

hi

alwuy been

uur Aim to nell Inndtiood,

V _enhalllint

Thi year ntcrlllce yuulity for

t'lieapne-M- .

oncan dip iid

t_'llw_loitever Wetell

_)ci.

V _illl UH

BltSS

I breui, liHlD uur pricefor Itellal'li' go l U111 _lot be Impllrated limeIn_{eu lu} I_{hir present} l.ocatli u

Killmint Ave.,

Sirce AVE., ALBUQUERQUE,

N.

M.

PRESENTS!

Useful

Beautiful

Lasting

FATHER,

MOTHER,

SISTER,

BROTHER,

SWEETHEART,

FRIEND.

RAIiROAD

MINE EXPLOSION.

l.iWv

of Curtf'vM

Fatal Accident

ia

a

Coal Mine

- _In

Indian Territory.

Many Wild Rumors In Spain Re

garding the Peace Treaty.

Five Dca'bt at Butte, Montana

Caut.--From Smelter Aricalc Fume.

i

IRCtlAII OF TBI BEGULAI ABMT.

Potei.il, I. T., Dec. 13 At u _o'click l.t"t

_nltit

Inmine 2ofth Indiaoo'a

aid Ittttiway Cot, _{company, tlir} e mile

from thl pine, a terrific r I

.u

n _Ihk

place. Five men are known to have

lo--ttielr llvt from the Immediate eft

_vt

ol t ie exphwlon and about twenty three more ar burled In _{the mine.} The ex _' ploelon wu enticed by iirnltlm (f the

c al dimt bya bluet The tiinbnr work ofthe bolL wa blowu far into lint air,

aid the ehattere I remains Dime llatel) i:

'

caught fire. Over one huiolred m-r-i _I. were lo the mine at the time i f the ex

ploelon. Only half bavebeen Recounted

fir. Tlione whiteicapeil wete employril P

Inanother p.trtofthe mine. Therene-i- ue V.

little bi'ptt of rvecuing Hie l

miner, ae the exploeioti literilly rent the eubwayi anu.ider and there are bun

Ire' _{of ton ofearth to} b _{ti.keu awa.} in

bfore they can bereached. A hu idie.l

in n are working valiantly t _iecue f

their comradt. They are driven away

at tlmw becaue ofthe lutenen heat. It

I Impoexible to aecxrtaln the name of th

_m

who bave lieea kllleilaud are burieil

lu the mine. _P

ONLY TWO MKN kll.I.HI.

St. I.itul. H e 13. A eH'cial from K.trt Smitheay that only two iti iiwere

killd Inthe Wlttvllle coal mlnei,

ner

K

I'dean,I.T , la-i-_t ulght. I; ll _bettete.l

Uey were the ouly men lu th luloe,

Tiiey were hot Crers, breaking coalfor

the nextdiy' work. The m mtli of tt e ii

I

uilue la blocked by the fail of rock

Iwnened bythe explosion.

Death Froia Araanlo

_route.

_.i

Butte, Mont, Deo. 13 Ktvd death have occurred at Butte, which It le

claimed have been catued by the dread ful aulphur areeulo fume from the

smelter. Many people are leaving. A

ma meeting le called tor ht to

takeetepa againnt the deadly nulaance. It 1 _fearedthat_{violence may reault.}

TUI AU.Hf.

In

Contemplated ntreucth lo b fin P

HnudrodTltuaaaud Men.

Waehlngton, Deo. 13. The adjutaat

general' oflloe of the war department

wa well repreeented to day at a bearing

lefore thehotiecommittee on military affttra relative lo the Increase of the army, (ieiieral Hchwau detulled the

or-ganization ofthe army under the plan

proponed In the Hull bill, which bae tie

endoreemeiit of the eecretary of war. The total atrength of the

_i

Ulcer would be 3,721; eulUted men WJ'Jl. (iraml total lOO.uDS

Wild Huuiori at MailrM. Madrid, Deo. 13.- -U ia awiertt'd that Premier 8egaeta will obtain aroyalde cree dlneolvlug the chamber before

rati-ficationofthe peace treaty. ItI furthei

"eerted thatowing to oppoeltlon tothe treaty IntheCuitnl Statu the eenate will not confirm it.

HOLIIIKH

_rIK

C1AKHIHON.

WhatTonn.In Cuba Porta Kl a audHbll

-Ipplue Need

_Troo.

Waahingtou,

l)e.

13 wlieu thahouie

met to day the prevlnu qunNtion wa or- -lered on the of abill to amend the law relating to ehlpptng eeaiucn.

The billpaaeed.

On motion of Hay (l)ciu., Va.,) a reue

lu'.iou wa adopted calling upon the

ofwar tor liiforinatlou a to what towu lu Porto Klco,Cuba aud the Phil Ippiuee are required to be

_garriond,

how many troop are neceiwury andhow

many eoldler are needed for the Cuited dtatee proper.

A _{reeolution wa adopted calling} upon

the eecretary of etate for Information _ai to the alleged outrage upon BUhop Karl

--V V x g t

iki.4i

, Mt 0t A".

The

II.

I

_FH..

Of

the

Strictly Htidquartcn

for HNE GCXODS.

No

Mi'f

ref cnt:ttiun

Aliowcd, and

We

;ire

Every liuunintee

hive

Made

(coil.

:u

knowledge

Prift--a _a lnw as month,

Deit

Sanif

(jUf-ht- of

o'nti

alun'

(juOtli tan he

Nought for

_Fine

Anywliere.

wlii'e our Mail orilt i

t

pt Soliiiw-tl- . HNE WATQITORK .tat BA tl jita 0t

WATQIES

SOLD

TO

Cranetuu in Peking, China, lo Septem-ber laet, and what,Ifany, etepe had been taken to eeonre eultable redrrm.

Thehoue.in committee of the whole,

took tipthedutrlct appropriation bill. n.illilay KBtHniinn Itnte,

Ticket willbe eold to all point on

the a. t. AH. K,railway lo New Mexlno him Kl

_Paoatth

_rate of one farefor

the loiiiid trip. Date tit eale, ltrcera

lr

VI. ';.'i.Vitand81,and January 1andt,

wi'h tiiu.l return limit of January 4. xr.i. .Nt top

_ovt

ailowixl _'o either niret'lloii. W. K lHtl.L. jeut.

et

_Jiih.'t

itnlld.

Tcre

willb a metting of flt John'e litilld br!d In the veitry room,Weituee-oa-y

at 3 p. m. A lull alteudauce If relied.

An Awtnl rail.

But they landO. K. U. W. Child 5-

-nt cigar, t Burt

June'.

I.HUI, PAMAURArlia. Kn'klit anl 1, ''( of Southern Home

.tlin etatH _{u't'iiick eharp} t _lit

.nprl give Hi k'lighi and Indl-- a _an

o,t..'t;i.;iiy totake in the Library ball. B.ilr AlinH. one of the principal

iiitirt ula'or at the coal ollliw of the

Coal Company, eprntnel hi

rvli. n'lk afew day ago, _{and la} eon- -queiiC" t.

'

Ibiiiu.

r:'

niouuomt, wtilch the W _{nelmon ot}

eYi irld will enct at graveof Jamee 'itmplon,

hi

arrived and le la the

i;o .of.l. U. Manrluri. It will nrob- -h'i") bededicated before Clirletinaa.

The hu 'band of Madame Lllla, the

liil-- t, w-- arreeted thl afternoon _by

ttvlml M.'lliltB outhe charge of dle-- t

itiuti.g baii'l-bil- i _withont Hcenite. ewill liar hi hearing bfTO JuitlC t'raw.ord tomorrow foreuoon.

Thenew Indicator of theOredepart ut of thl city, which bave Juetbeon

t.ceive.l, were tented y byForeman

KuU lit,ot the SoottMoorecompany, and

mo I_to tmill good working order. Arufi

liiining, "iiperiutendeut of the KleclrTc Mi; litroiiipany, expect to havethen lu placeIn two or tl.ree

day.

The proprietor ofthe Fair got eur-p'l-e

toOiy. when liollhml _that 4,000 mili _of11._iecandle bail arrived atthe

not

_i

tiheiu. k they haI not ordered nyc 1

!.

Ihey Investigated and fotind

out

_tht

1' w.i liiten.liKl for another

.lrInI'olora 'o To aave expeneee to .hlppiT thev accepte.1 the conilgnment

dput e inn ou M _{at Clilcago}

_cot

prne A I_{i:iga Itlaet It will be eold}

h Icul't or _{re ail for}

_lJ't

cent

pr

mil l. Nothing like it cau be bought

ortwice themoney.

Adlvieion otthe Orderof IIillway Cm.

1'i.dor wa

_orgntzl

In thl eity

_lat

.i'iirday ntglit, with the following oft)

f : C. A. Berry, chief conductor; Geo.

'o'In_{an. aHlNtaut chief conductor: J.}A.

i'aiiiiiell, enlor conductor; llllam Mo

nirkun. Junior oondnctor; John l)arenn,

tii-l- _eeiitiuel;

J.

K. _{Tiogley, ontalde}

F. A. Ndil,eecretary and treaa

iiiir. MeetI_{n if willbe beld every}Hatur-dii-r

nltcht at7.3), In Knight of Pytbiae hall. 1he illvlHioii will be hailed aa

No 3111.

F. J.Ward, the ealeman atOeorge C.

Otiualey VCo' ehoe etore, returned to

tli city thl worulna on the delayed atenger trainfrom theweet. Mr. Ward

wi called to Phoenix. Arizona, about tenday ago by a telegram announcing

inn eevere nine or ma orotner, v.

r

Ward, who died after hi _{arrival there.} After attending the funeral Mr. Ward

pilii a ehort vUlt to hi home in Ban Dlegu, Cal. He etnte that the enowle

vi'rv deep all along the Hueot the Hanla

Ke _{Pci:lc railroad lu Arizona and} New

Mxlco, and thl caused the delayof the tr ilnInnt night.

Hate your water pipe thawed nntand

rtmlreil by _J.fuel a) Co.,th praollnal

plumber.

Headquarter at W_{hlteon' muic etoie}

for ticket for the Maccabeee ball.

Ladle' warm slipper atGeo.C. (lalnt-le-y & Co.'a.

ii. r . "

-OHO. G.

Wait, IIXIIKK MIVBM

House

ANO ARTISTIC ENGRAVIKG

R.ILROAD

MEN ON

EASY

CUTTINGJBXPENSES.

Santa

Fe

Companj to Abandon

Unprofitable Branch

Lines.

Solemn Funeral SerTlces Orer Ibe Remains of Gen. Garcia.

I 1W _{Amerlean artlAM af}

lik.

tile

catling Bamcroat BcMlailont.

BlCBtTABT BLIU MAT BHISf. Tot ke.Km.Dee 13. At the annnal miwliogofthe lurkl.oldere of the Hauia he rUilway the purcliane of all branch line opwratml by the company with the exception ot thoee Incorporateil under

ti

k.tle of the "Chicago, Kana and Weetirn railroad," waa approved. Now Come information that Preeident Ripley

ba dreiited to abandon every mileof

nupruutable track. Horn ofthe Chicago,

Kauee and Wentero line will be

aban-doned altogether, and the mileage of oiher will be curtailed. The Chicago,

Kana'

and Weetern railroad include Vli mi oftrack, and coninrl twelve or fifteen branch line built during the

ooora in Baneaa.

Vanotni afUea. Oaraln.

Wathlngton, Dee. 13. Solemn high

man of the Calholle church waa per tormedover _{the remain} of Gen. Call

_i

to

Garcia,at81,Patrick' church y

be-fore the body ofthedltingulliHd Cuban leaderwna committed toa vault In the national cemetery at Arlington. The eervlo Wl ootable In the

dltlngnlhei

gatherloft preeent. The hunorarv pall-bear- er

were General Mllen, Mwton, Wheeler and Shatter; Senator Tburdon, Proctor, Maeoo and Money. The aermoo

waa by Uot. John Ireland.

BEDBBATION

or

LABUR.

Natloaal nTatlen

Ilenlng

Many

Important Labar

Utln.

Kanaai City. Dee.13--At the eeneton

ot the American Fetteratloa of Labor

11day a_{flood of} renolntlona were

Intro-duced, uue rewiluttoa of particular Intereet wa that offered by Delegate Samuel Butler, general treasurer ofthe National ttaimeut Worker lulon. It

called upon the United Htatee govern uient to giveIt clothing to anion ehop titr manufaoture Inetead of to aweat

hip.

Atelegram wa aeut atone to

Wellington making the demand set forth. Jamee O'Oonuell, grand niaater

ofthe Machlulata

_I

n.on offered reeo

lotion glvtug the maohlnleta Jurbtdlctlon

over airmen atnployod mechanioally In

the ear ot llneotype maebtOM.

lemurr

HUM May _Bel(a.

Waehlngton, Deo. 13. It la probable

thatSecretary Bit will tender hlerealg nation within a abort time. He ba bad

the etep under consideration aome time, deeming It neceaaarythat ba devote hi time to hla large buelneee IntereeU.

Therelaa rumor la circulation of a

frightful paeawnger train wreck on the riauta Fa P"!1o, between Gallup and

rVinelow. wherein Knglneer Brooklet!

waa erlonely _{Injured, if not killed.} The

new reached Mr. Ilrocklett. tbA family

rmditing here, thl morning, and Thi

Cirt.KN queried Gallup for particular

Ananswer wa received at 8:30 o'clock thl afternoon that no wreck had

oc-curred, a tar aa could be learned at Gallup.

W. B. Prager, of Roewell, a member ot

theMieepaaultary board,who waa here the paet week, waa a paeeenger aoutb-Uniii- d

thl morning. Mr. Prager

Hon. Sol.Luna in

tranferrlng

the

olllce ot the eheep eanitary board from

Laa Vega to thl city.

H THK OXLT ONE THAT SHOULD KKCKIVK RKC0GN1TI0X.

A pair of Shoe or Slipper from the many handsome Hluie In our etock

make a really worthy present. The

eeclplmtiil

drrlve lusting pleasure and HutiNfaction from hiicIi a gift, and yourni uiey willbewell expended.

Cin't do better than auriound th

feetIn your own or s un one else's ntockingt with a pair ofthese Shoe.

Wehave the beet Footwear for Men,

Women aud Children.

LargeM Shoe Dealer,

& GO.

_{132 S.}

_{Second St.}

lltHXrlL

AVTTataTlOa.

Watehea,

Silver

_'vare,

Fine

Cloek,

Jewelry,

Fine

Lamps,

Knives

and

Forks

Rich Cut

Glass,

Umhrellas,

Fine

_Canes,

Fine

China,

Silver Novrlties,

Gold and

Silver,

Filigree.

A SPEQaVLTy.

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K

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Mt

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verv v

MONTHLY

PAYMENTS.

A

SENSIBLE

_SANTA

_CLAUS

GAINSLEY

Loading

Jewelry

Southwest-

-Diamonds.

HOLIDAY'GREETING.

Ju--t C'Ium jo; up thu

Htavicat Yeara Bu'inesa

)i 11, and wish ia Miis puhlic

way

t

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_{ir iippieri.ittoa}

of this.

Daring

this

inhir,

our Mu. W.

_J.

Ken'nfdy,

will he at the hue of

the Sacta Fe

Pacific with an

ELEGANT LINE OF

Watches, Diamonds and Jewelry,

MR.

II. E.

FOX

with plenty of

he'p

will

i hi.illy ca e fur

our

eity

trade,

3

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Opens

Evenings

After

Christmas!

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Useful

and Serviceable

Holiday

Reduct'oaa

all

Oar

Good,

unheard

to reduce our

stctk

be'ore moving in'o cur

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at

Our

_{Stare This}

FOR THE LITTLE ONES.

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on

new

fr,!u Kid Body Poll.

Hull, China Doll.

Kubb r To Jack I _{Hon s. UruIn Uuns,}

lops Hulls. Musical

Tot,

etc.

FOR THE

LADIES.

ToiletKet. Oinib end finish H

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_Manlcnr Pete,

(ilove and linn blcfCee InFlush. Celluloid aud (i'a-w-. _{Album, Kmtrolilery beta, Work}

Itoie,

J-- (_a

FOR

THE

MEN.

Collar and Cuff _Prnnker Seta, Neektla

lloe,

I'oker cet--, _S'lavlng

e'et. Huffier, Initial lliiuilkerclilcf ',Silk Mipeu!er Kaney

Itoie.

etc.

All

our

Sterling

Novelties

_at

_Half

price.

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(something

Double

Duty

_Week.

Silver

SPECIAL

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Kmbroldery

B.

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_CO.,

_Proprietors.

$

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AND BOYS'

Overcoats,

and

From

then

ixx

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Store

height,

your

gathered

bigger,

ever

bafore. would benefit bountiful

artii come

Your

will for

if wish.

Aganta lor

McCAIX BAZAAR

PATTERNS.

All PatUrn 10and ISc

NONE hflGHER

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With

holiday intelligent (a

serviceable

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FOR

Silk Mulller, Cashmere

InitialSilk Hi Huspeuders Hilk Neckwear and Kiiibroidrel

0:

OH llk I'liilirelU in single r M ilniible AI_ar Curved

m Bilk aud Wool Overs!,

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Kuilles Verlt

Article that

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the

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single boi,

Plain Linen Uandkercklefi,

boie,

I'uderwear single breasted, Olovaa,

Shirt,

Leather Irts, lloxoa, Novelties make a gentleman.

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too late ro elo them out w have made a reduc'ton cent nrlc were Intended for. iJon't think buyloga Cape

nntllyou

_our.

SERVICEABLE

_PRESENTS.

W'e have"made sweeping reductions the following:

Ladles' Bilk Waist, PllkJWal.t

Tat'ern,

Hit

Petticoat, Ladlea'N'ove _Nerkwesr,

Belt. and Bilk tlindkerchle'. _{0 trlch}

feather Boas Capes etc.

AH'eolorS Ika _{Taffeta, Chins,} and

Kro-a-for Kancr Work. Kilo Wa and

Hlbbon, ace, Zephyr, Yarns,KUs.

UNDERWEAR

ForWomeo and Children Special Low

&

1

Box

Coats

I

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eviunv

than

all

eomptition

an Mil

to

201

Avenne,

line

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(or _{in a}

than

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of

les, now. selection he held

del very

you

m

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Initial Kiue p! tcarest

llaiidkrchlef.

In boi, Plain Nlghtreke. Belts. in ty many would acceptable

NOTICE.

Railroad

HAKE Lees GUESS ON HOW Bilk MANY Kid. OUR Sterling

YOU

MAY

WIN

THI

PRIZI

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bandkerchlel rsc.lv

a

eont.at.

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LX

Ce.

Holiday

Plush Utest rer I Cruh Linen h Bilks. 1 at Price. IN other

A

$

aWWU

niiAH

_{MAIL ORDERS}

Filled Same

Day

aa

Rccttftd.

m

Until

FOR

LADIES. ChenilleCnrtaln.

p

E.

L.

_&

_CO.

THE

Albuquerque,

Store

oity.

IS

This

Ready

iospaction,

_more

stock

Christmas

week

Store

Presents

GENTLEMEN.

rOur

Suggestive

FJIKK!

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mrMTVir,

4.fb4lUlh&bbkl,UUbUU,,UU4i.'

Ulsters.

$2.00

Open

Evenings

Hacdkercbiefi

WINDOW

FliEE!

DOLL

HixDRiiwRurr-ffhsmt- ui

Reefers.

$2B.OO.

O'Clock.

Temptations

WASH

BURN

Ijslclxtoi

CHRISTMAS

COMING!

Bpa hel Linen Plecee,

Ueilcan Drawn Work. KennalsHance Polle Sqnarea,

Hand-mad- e _{Center Pieces,}

JTrinxed _{and HemstitcheJ}

Table Linen Beta,

Celluloid Novelties. Waists,

_Skirt.

Press Patterns,

Cape. Collarette. Keatber

Bilk aud Wool Olovee. Kid add 811k Mittens,

BhopplngBag _{aud Chatelaine,}

bownComfort,

Embroidered Apron.

Carved herKelt.

Purse amiCurd _Case, Bideaud Pompadour Combs.

SilverNoveltlee,

Silverware, Cut(ilea,

Art Linen ofevery kind, Handkerchief, the best

Belected Wk lu the Weet,

Metal Belt aud the fud

Cyrano Neck Chalua,

Kan. Child' KurHetta and klany other I'soful

Cbrldtmas Preeent. wslaoms.

A

PAIR

OF

SHOES!

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koy,ander twelve years ofage, guessing

M

Ifa mis, tke doll;11 _{aboy, a pair of 6JJ}

tonsak.

a

purchaa.

f,j lu order

_t.

gaess. All free and all