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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-18
Seventy i've Commissions.
A IhrIlllas E.nsrlsaes

There is no one but at some period IN
life has an experiences that stands out
prominently beyond all others. Such II
The case OF John Is. Collins, Of Rome.
Mich. who says: "From September 10
January, before using Nervlne, had u,
least seyenty.hvs oonvulsions. After
three months use ] have no murs at
tncks" DR.. Miles' Restorative NeT. me
also cures nervous prostraiion, headache,
poor memory, dizzinass, sieeplesst. -s-,
neuralgia, etc. and builds up the bod,
Mrs. J. u. Miller, Of Valparaiso, Ind
and J. X. Taylor, Of Logansport, Ind
each gained ~ pounds Of flesh by taking
IL. Sold by +. II. Burgess 4 Son on a
guarantee. Get the Doctor's book, free
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-18
differences settled,

IA "A board I arbitration 20 settle dit
feronc"s between the Page estate ant
the l.agunitas ditch company, Henr,
Lockhar,, ". II. II. Metzgar and Loriou
Miller were yesterday in south Barelas
Regardless Of the weather, they report u
pleasant trip, and a satisfactory adjust.
ment. Interpreted with the elegancies
OF Mra. julius Seabohm's table. were T.
+. Phelan aud LJrion Miller's witticisms
Seabohm and Met2gar's German specia al
tee, all held in check by Judge Lock
harts fair and timely suggestiona, and
Burrus' home made wine. A Wild goose
was killed aud fell 10 the Judge for his
10 days dinner. All obstacles to n long
d"l aged Improvement are nov removed.
and completion 81 the work in the next
thee weeks will be- the nuclsus TO gar
d"h spot IN what Is now but native
meadow.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-18
Death or Mrs. Hunt.

lInst night At : o'clock, Jare Hunt.
the beloved wife Of Judge James II
Hunt, peacefully closed her eyes IN death,
aged q years. She preserved her tncul.
ties ,o the last, and late Ia the att.rnuon
talked pleasantly with her Ton, June
Hunt Mrs, Hunt vas born IN Indiana,
aud was woman ~ rare mental facul
ties. Her whole lie was u season of
good deeds To her family and friends,
aud her death is mourned by n wide circle
~ relations and friends. Judge Hunt
came to New Mexico ia ls1i, settling ia
CoIf"x county, aud about three years ago
the family removed To this city. where
surrounded 10y her husband. sons and
dauehters and grandchildren Mrs. Hunt
pAse'd her last yehro IA peace aud hap.
ri uess
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-18
Causing Com asrut,

That "Syntax" article, which received
publicity through the columns OF the
Democrat, il worrying several society
young gentlemen TO greater extent
thnn the writer no doubt imagined when
he penned the true words, and few Of
them are actually thinking seriously OF
suing TIE paper for the libelious utter.
"ncos Come to think about It, however,
school teachers ought to 10 dignifed,
aud for instance, just reverse things,
VIZ What would people think Of boys,
from ~ to IL years, teaching the child
rem They would raise cry that would
startle the natives Teachers should l.,
all means be persons Of mature minds
and Judgment.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-18
Astonishing Fact.
Suspected b, Conp.r.,i,.l, v.v.

"" W N""FHTH5EFVIT FVNs
Things that embody the most truth
are frequently among the last to be real
we'd. Incredible No II may seem on. ia
four has weak or diseased heart, the
early symptoms u which are. short
breath, oppression, faint and hungry
spells, hutterlng, pain IN left side. smoth
erIng, swollen ankles, dropsy, wind ia
stomach, etc. Lew Logan, buchanan.
VI III, suffered from heart disease th,rty
years. Two bottles % DR.. Miles Heart
Cure cured hin. The effect ~ your
New Heart Cue Ia wonderful Mss.
Eva Dresser, McGreRcr, Iowa. Thls "a.
vorite remedy IL sold by +. II. Burgess 4
Son ON n guarantees. 0e' the Doctor
book, "New ana Startling Facts," free.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-18
LATHE siesrr,e a.r,sa '

The funeral OF Gsorgie Kleinwort, the
little son Of Mr. aud Mrs. Emil Klein
wort, an account OF tho death being
'hronlcled in TnE CITIZEN yesterday, 90.
cured this morning NJ the residences of
The bereaved parents IN south AIbu.
luerqu". A large nnmbar of the friends
OF The family, although the disease was
scarlet fever, were IN attendance. aud
indeed It was q sad funeral. for the little
FELLOW, before being stricken down with
the fatal disease, had iust recovered
from the effects OF dreadful burns. Mr..
and Mrs Klsinwort desire to thank their
friends for the many klnduesses reoeiv-
% during the illness Of their darling
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-18
Irrom tho Daily, Fcbrnar, ia. /

II. w. Wyman, II jewslry merchant OF
Trinidad, Col. is in the city.
Dr, l.. g. Robertson, general agent for
the excellent BuckIln medicines, IL u the
city, lie will 20 west to night.
Trinidad Romero. United States mar
shal, and hls deputy, Serapo Romero,
were rasscugers from Socotro for Santa
Fe Last night.
Albert Eisemann has been sick for the
past two days, so sick that he has not
been able 10 leave the Commercial club
for fear u catching cold,
B +, Berry, real estate agent n,
Kansas City, kausas, is in the city. visit.
iug with friends, lie Ia on his way TO
southern California for short recrea.
ton,
\ Another new firm, I.nwrcnce & Barge.
man, formerly 81 Trinidad, have arrived
and expect to start in the grocery bus!
ness IN the Rpsenwsld Bros, binding,
corner ~ Railroad avenue and Third
street, in few days
Lat night, about . oclock, the home
OF A. W klmball day clerk at the Ar
mljo house, was frightened by the ar
rival OF u fine glrl baby, and IN conse
quence Billy Ia setting mp the cigars t.
LIS friends Mother and child all night
To day,
The remains OF the suicide Andrew J.
Benson, the phrsnologist who MAS nearly
dead with consumption before he GUIDED
his life by jabbing the point u pen.
knife into his neck, seycrng the wind.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-18
ltrom tho Dail,. February III

|
Rio GrHnde county ia liable to assume
shape at any time.
Edward Spit, the merchant, who /,
having some land above the city plowed
will SOW the same in alfalfa.
4. o. il,lo aud VITO, who are uu pleas,
ure trip to the south west. registered las,
night at the Armljo from Indianapolis
| Ind.
Chas. T.. Jones, OF the Pueblo, Col,
stock yards, and +. NJ. Prescott, a travel.
ing man, are at the European. They ar
rived last evening.
II. X, Pinckney, the abstract writer,
received telegram this morning, an.
nounclng the death Last night in Col.
orado Of his father.
Norman e. Raff, secretary OF the Den.
yer III Paso short line road, will prob
ably roach the city In u few days, on
business with Mr.. Reynolds.
A. Watts, OF Fort wingate, where he
runs n little store for trading with the
Navajo Indians, was q passenger west
last night. The gentleman has been on
a visit to relatives and friends In Kansas.
James W. Vroom, a prominent lawyer
OF Denver, personally mentioned in this
paper yesterday, is here on legal bust.
ness pertaining to land matters. lie
Saa Introduced yesterday afternoon by
w. =, Mstcalf.
Another delegation OF Albuquerque
people went TO the capital town last
night, viz; N. c. Collier, j. II. Nc.
Cowan. Is, 3, Rodey and w. 4. Strickler.
They have BILLS before the legislature,
which they are interested in.
The grand cake walk will occur at the
Armory on the 2ith of this month, and
Col, Is. +. Davis, Col. J. q. Albright and
plain member, without title, OF THn
CITIZEN force have been selected 10 Off.
ci"te as COMMITTEES on the occasion.
j. NJ. Tyler, the Magdalens general
merchant, member OF the firm OF Bart.
lett 4 Tyler, came up from the south
last night aud registered at the Euro
pean' He remains in the city to-day 40
the guest OF jacob Gainsley, and this
evening will 20 70 Santa Fs on business.
A, s. Barney, live stock agent OF Den.
Yer n Rio Grande, with hsadq quarters at
Denver, made pleasant call at The CIR.
I1EN office this morning. The gentle
man is on a pleasure trip, and after
spending the day in the territorial me
staff.
\ thief called at the real lence OF w.
J. Walton some time last night aud 10
We refrigerator on the back porch rivet-
'd las attention. lie found ham, and |
aH u" had evidently had nothing OF q
navy -nbstance to eat for days he tackled
vac TAT portions and with several slices
'e'' TIE premises satisfied.
.hAS' Hsiger is gradually filing up
''"' mammoth wholesale liquor store Of
"'' va south Second street, this morning
,Vo'','hi "a car load OF Motts celebrated
0 D'a"'s On cider from Rochester, N. Y.
"p W 'ne brands 10 the "whits label"
.a',a lint ana non.s!coholic. which 10
'' =, Tor Kesly patients.
, - ., Ah'nck has received a ls,tsr from
'r"', Da,Se'' owner and manager OF q
~ p horse farm al Csrroll.on,
~" IN which the gentleman sts,ss ,hs,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-18
lbiphtherIa
Editor ('iussn

! was told by physician who lived in
Georgia, few years ago, that his little
girl died with diphtherIa, aud as II was
not prevailing In his vicinity. he could
account for her having II IN no way, ca
cept that the ground close 20 his house
had been ploughed and the fresh earth
turned up 10 the hot sun, am in.
formed that about this time every year
the dreaded disease prevails here. May
Il not 10 caused by the yearly cleaning
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-18
Reckless nhsstisE.

Inst night about 7 o'clock ayoung
man by the name OF Duncan, a guarl at
IT," p"nitentiary, Hired two shots at And,
Garland, u son OF Policeman james Gar
land, u this city, The shots were fired
just ~ Mr.. Garland was crossing the old
Grl't"o street bridge. Fortunately
neither Of the shots struck the intended
victim, At this writing the officers have
been unable to locate Duncan, who ran
away Immediately after the shooting,
III" act 10 said 10 be due 10 some feeling
between the two young men Ia connec-
ton with their work at the penlten.
tlary. Santa t'e Sun,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-18

l1"ut"uant Edward IT, pIummer, u
~" i'"h N",,"" s,stea I"tantry, Who
hns been assigned 10 duty ~ nm officer
ga rhrrg" ~ the Navajo Indians, rellev
NIX - l.. Smplry ~ the civil service, 1,
90" u the bo-t oi'i iers IN the regular ar
nay that could ice named for that im
puftHnt pCsltlOn
III" post Of agent Tor these Indians u
one that IL hard 10 III and requires q
man ~ nerve aud virtual man 81 pa
truc" aud great determination. With
these qualities the Indian can be ruled
and made 10 behave.
These qualities Lieut. Plummer is said
TO po"s"ss IN large degree. and II il ain
c"rrly hoped 10y every resident OF San
Juan county that he will be more sue.
c"ssful than hls predecessor In keeping
the Indians un their reservation and
stopping their stock killing propensl
ties.-Sau Juan Index.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-18
Th- Agriculture, CoII.Ee n, the Fair.

Prof, A T. Blunt, in charge Of agricul.
ture aud horticulture at Las Cruces, is
arranging for the college exhibit at the
Worlds Fair, specimens oi isO varie.
tee OF wheat, 20 u Gate, ~ Of barley. ~
OF rye, ~ native grassea, ~ Of non
sachsrlne sorghums and % OF sacharine
sorghums, besides . great many other
plants will 10 shown, The specimens will
be mounted on frames with u blue
ground, and below each IN bottles will I've
shown the seed
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-18
Miles, Nerve Il Liver Pills.

Act on new principle--regulAting the
liver, stomach ar 4 towels through the
nerves. A new discovery. DIR. Miles
Pills speedily cure bihoUsnsss, bad tasle q,
torpid liver, piles, constipation. In
equaled Tor men, women. children. Small.
est, mildest. surestl 90 Does 20 couts
Samples fres, at 7. II. Burgess 4 Son.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-18

To the question, Which is your favor
lie poemS there may be- great variety
OF answers, but when asked, Which is
your favori,e blood purifier there can 10
only one reply Ayers Sarssprrllla, be,
cause II ~ tue purest, safest and most
economical.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-18
Hr " na Not Arrested

VI, VI II ghtoSer, who SaA u deputy
-h"rN under Shurf Burns NJ rrtidad.
Cot r"vetnl Years. tuV a.. manager n
the Prairie Castle company, with h.ad.
quarters NJ Trinidad. arrived rr the eat,
several days ago, and with one = ". l..
Irmb.r n COS drivers. made u TIM out
10 hntrlupo Springs cattle ranch g. pny
VISIT 10 his cousin, j Il Lincoln, mau
nsrr " the after ranch. Both gent .
mon drove into the city last evening 10
tune Tor Mr.. Ilishtower t. take the 7.3u
o'clock passenger train for h,s home at
Trinidad. Mr.. Lincoln was very much
hmu"ed over tho report IN the city the
other day aud which received note
IN the Democrat, that Mr. Hightower
had made tie trip to AutcIop. Springs
Tor the purpose OF nrrestlug hun. The
visitor IL his cousin. aud he was aware
that he WAS coming To pay lin "a vlsit
lie reports his cattle IN fine condition,
there beng plenty % water and grnss.
Ne states. however. that tho weather a
Jew days u last week was very disagree.
able aud cold
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-18

With but little care and no trouble,
the beard and mustache can DO kept Q
Uniform brosn or black color by using
buokinghAms Dye for the Whisksra.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-18

Jas. Sturou, the cattle Inspector, ven,
south thu, morning
Miss Mllhc ,Iofc.. who I'm. bc., wat
ing With 'rrruIs M Nu.r.u ,,,,,r,.I
home last night
FelI, Bars. IA. ,,Y,.. T-,,..i..I I,r,,,
who r,s.utl, s.,,l.J ,y ,l.,s c.,, ,a.p.
Santa Fc ON la.nI nYe,r.s.
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The, N,tr "A, uarn.,.,. ..,.. ~, .,
an imOcc,Ic Democrat. city a.ln.u,sttn.
ton.
"a rl..,, ,..,.., q.
op.,,p. y.,.,,.',..g ......,...'..
IN SANTA Fr TODAY. lar 'Yr i.,. .nu.laI
tbs morning
Hobart u,,ur ,,.,... 90.
II.pry lrf, l,.,,..,t.\ &c..
,t.,. J.. ..r
the winter month.
Nrs u l. u.... ..,
h,,,, 80, =
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ine We" "'N''o Nor'dr thtr exhibit
will be "A credit To- the territory. This TX
hs'u'eu .! ia" s'i"'l"i 81 Hon. ]. u.
"i'Ie' VI Las vegas, hs superintendent
VI 'he c"""Gl'uh'
Petition largely s,gn, Ay the rcpnb.
leans Of the city IL ia cirru!nt On Askius
Gov, Prince to To appoint Judge W. n
Whtcmuu o. the position ae has 80 nlly
h'led the past two years.
senator SAINT ,,l.yrnrns pt..,l,,,,
Brooks, ~ the Commercial Club. TINT ,nr
Colorado lee,s.a,ure Ni.l what S,r,a T..
on the I'D, and AlLuuu,fu,., On h,oi,b
or 18th. en- route 10 ri pa.n
~, ,,,,i,,o, ,, ~
arrival Dean, I.,,t,.. t,,'.'a' ''''
is erecting ON wee, l,.rn. ,,.,,. o..
rapidly hearing cnm,l,,,I,, f. .,,,u' 49,.
ready Tor uccupaIc, IN ,.v v..l.s
= ~ IIo,,,.,, ,,.,,.
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n, IA. hoa,J -, ,,,,.,,.,, n,' ,I'',
M,p.s who bos n.o, :, g.,
businsas and a,,s,d.d ~, ,,,."s,,..,,,
canton. passed down Ma rooi o., h,n,.
this ey.p,ng
t.w,.o. u.,.. .,
I,aI. ,,hn.,, .,'''. '''.,' VIZ .''''" ''''"
..n. ' WV "'"''! ''','' years
,'.i,..,,'. ~ '.'' '','''' u" '.'' ing"
=, ~ 49, I','' 49, '''''"',' .'o""'""
snr,nv e'.c,,"n we ''''''' o''o'o tue
VALLEY Locke, who remained in Santa
, ~ ''"'"'"'' W ''""'"
80. ', 80 s'' 'u''' WIN MS "''"'
W.. '''" ""' ns'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-18

Don't waste time, money and health
trying every nov medicine you may zee
advertised in the papers. IL tho cause
Of your trouble is In the blood. liver,
stomach or kidneys, take Ayers sarss-
psIilla at once, and 10 sure OF cure.
Take no other
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-18
= Murderer CAPTURED

D"putS Shrrh &. LpSdrnhnck ~
tanned Friday evening from trailing the
lex a. Hhu murdered his cumrndr.
rrnr ia" lHrurii niue, h., stnbbing HIM
ia the head. The murderer had "a start
Ut y, huprn Tie .rf' on tout aud Travelled
all night after committing the murder
|, took hs pursu"rs til ,he next day I.
tran, him through the rocks 10 point
"h"r" ho started ont on the desert. lie
"as ttH,i"d o. u point on the Aqua Fra
below Wlck"nburs, wh"r" Il was learned
thh' b" had reached ~ u'niN, at winch
pln ~" h" uai stolen saddle aud br,dle
Aud hni ,u hli probability rtplru horse
nni started fur Sonora Tie murderer
az" dinner with u fr"sht"t on FRIDAY,
near Deep We'll un tn" Nuiture ruad.
III" OIL ere were At d-aiyautng- IN
1T kurN.us the matte nam. and kayIr,
aver! imperfect description H. start with.
-" murder ~ supposed To- hay. breG
r.mmt'"i over SON" camp quarre0. ~
n'I'u"r Il the MrNcnns had any motley.
PrHs'ut Courier.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-18

pipe, were inferred u t'at,i"V r'netery
TINS morning ut tho cNp"r~" = the city.
'huertaksr Stturi frcr,"j - telegram
'"'" yesterday Mt. houu, ad,lruR hun
~ the Tao, that IT,. pafritr II tns IN.
fortunate mau k"r, g.. T. .pt ~ bear the
EXPENSES ~ oh ppng ~" body Ia them
VIM. Y. kuclnn ,srlot, ~ Gallup. and
Jo"" lie In I.uy Chi,s+. - lspa Griegus,
Two OF B.rnAlilo county frpteHcn tativ yea
~ The lower h,use WHO did not go on
the Colorado hut,tu. ttip, remaining
at home, returned g. santa fe last night.
u" legislature rr,.n,,rlus this morn
ius
Two dirty fnool ..l.. one ~ whom ~
we'll known md hn' figured N police
'.tCl"s before, wcr. up before Justice
'khhrt this morning Tor steAling eggs
from w. Block -" parents pu, ~ m
apo ntance ~, upon agreeing To- pa, Tor
Tn" "ggH atolcn thu rn,cculins Vltnrs-
withdrew the G,hr."s
Jyscrh L. Ihth,t. ua,l.taut editor Of
q" United St,t.s Investor aud ~ the
American Vol = Cotton Reporter ~
Boston, Ia ia the city fIr brlrf welt.
VIZ. Barker cmee hrrr Wtth u view -
looking into uir resources ~ uur town
u the interest ~ "ps'"rn investors.
amung whom his paper citrulntes, and
ulFp 10 pIunliIa the al psp brNp,ltpy upl
WOOL growing iutcr..,s - our territory
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-18

OF the aceqnips, throwing the dirt ou, nn
the hanks aud leaving II therr2
KENEpY
lhc run ~ nn Engllsh plysw,au tell.
tue THAI .uan, years ugu dhphlurr,a was
epidemic among the children ~ Eng
land. and prevailed slso "a Australia.
TN" physician out ,her" Was always sue
c"reful with hls patients. The queen
sent out n ship with seyrtal doctors on
Ooard, to learn his treatment. II was
simply auiphnr,r aud. diluted with clear
water, uutii It ta-t,s like strong lemon.
adr, without sugar, twenty drope 8, u
glass ~ Mater ,hr patlcu, h. take zip
u the every 'vw minutes uu,lI relieved
II avery bal Ease, put hot GOALS ca u
shovel AMI Dnrn u little pune tar 30 II. ~
'h" ra'out can nhale the smoke
Nur'm", - p,unh - ruIphpr ~ burned
NIla o. ). L.
worlds Iair itrms
Co. / u MI. Nu,ior ai pnr i,-
''rug auut TIE TERRITORY Nru ln,r eN.
hur i,r TIE Wuflds rmt, 20 s.ui hlm
- description ytthr -nuo t. hs al lrrsa
~ lrs Vegas tie Mi then. Il nrcrgsary,
N-,t the p.n'e aud irrtdc upon whether
NO not the cNlmt sh.l be- scLt ~ 20
ChI"ng,
Ih" colonel snys That the ilhet,,e table
So I.h 'nr niIrs u Santa tr hnyr got
ten ~ Jos cue - the hpud,omest things
h" over e,N phuR- - number ~ ~.
,ot"-trS objects "a, Sar,n fr, and ail
"h"ll" good deal ~ attention from the
,..tHrr ~ tie Wprld'- Far
cd MtIs also informed thc Op.ic that
'hni Nrw MoNwp vii have at the
Mur,I- talr silver monument. g. cost
sn~uU' Sluur mutc than tie VI ,utala
monument The bullion unr been ruu.
inhU'"d 10y H." mtucr- ~ NrH Mexico,
nui IT," monument \ Ice -utmJltt.d,
rp' hy rpru" 'rmH." torm, ike the Mon.
hun uu", Uut 10y thr figure ~ - typical
hes MrNIyI MINER The Wl. -" one ~
T." mp-t sinking pieces ~ sta,uary at
IT," tar.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-10-12
ArbeIa News.

Charley Abrams has his brick kiln
nearly ready to fire.
Last Saturday. Arbela had lawsuit
on the question of an office chair that
DR.. S. L. Sage sold to Alb. Robinson
Robinson was to cut the doctors and his
boys hair one year for the chair. Rob
insOn sold out his store and moved to
the country. The doctor swore ont a
writ of replevin and took the chair
They pied their own case and the re-
suit was that Doctor Sage got the cx-
periencc and Robinson the chair.
Mrs. Frank Hatfield met with quite
an accident last Saturday. Mrs Hat
field and children were driving their
pacing mare to Il buggy and in going
down u hill the vehicle ran against the
mare. which scared her and she ran off ,
throwing the occupants out. break ing
Mrs. Hattield's let arm and otherwise
bruised her. DR.. Davis set the bone
and the patient is getting along as we'll
as could be expected.
Mr.. Hamilton, Newton Ice and fam
lily. OF Lawn Ridge, was visiting VIM.
Adams last Sunday
Mrs. Doc Dolley is doctoring c. L..
BrOokhart for his lameness, and is inn
proving under her treatment. he says.
Patrick Spillman was tried Gran
ger last Friday for selling whisky. The
jury declared the prisoner not guilty.
Bess Jones. of southeast Kansas. is
visiting his father and mother near
Granger. and was on our streets shak-
ing hands with old neighbors. He has
been absent about six years and looks
hale and hearty.
Miss Bine Holder has moved her
stock OF notions to the Henry Tombes
building. 24O.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-10-12

We are having fine weather.

We are having fine weather.
J. i. Lake went to Illinois Monday
John SlQcum is still very low, having
been down some weeks with fever.
Mr.. Dunn has been on the sick list
for several days and is no better at this
writing.
Uncle Sam Francis is also on the sick
list.
Liberty school is in progress, with
Miss Annie Smoot as teacher.
Many of the young folks gathered at
Mr.. Roberts last Thursday night for u
''tatfey pulling" They report good
time.
Hiram Howard is building a new
house.
Mr.. Pierce was in CORN last week.
Rev. Holden preached to a large au-
dience at Bible Grove, Sunday night
last.
Next Sunday will be regular meeting
day at Pleasant Ridge
Mrs. Sam Francis. Jr.. and children
returned from Indian territory last Sat
urday. where they have been visiting
relatives.
Walter Austin and sister. Viola. were
visiting at Queen City last Sunday.
Mr.. Lake and family We're visiting
near Greensburg. Sunday.
Elder Rogers began a series of meet
ings at Bible Grove, Monday night.
Our representative at the County
Union. last Saturday. reports small at
tendance but an interesting time. We
| urge the good people of the county tC
help us in more thorough organiza
| ton. Of those whose interests are com
mon. to combat the many evils of the
present. of which all are aware and
none dare deny.
Liberty Union meets in regular ses
sion Saturday night. Oct. 2lst. Al
members are requested to come anG
come early. MORE ANON.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-10-12

Many persOns-and especially hun
ters-are under the impression that the
game laws of this state allow the killing
spring. This is mistake The last
legislature changed the law 50 that the
season for shooting quails does not now
Zette- Herald
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-10-12

Mr.. and Mrs. c. Z. Browning, south
east of this city, have met with mis-
fortune again, in the death of their re-
naming child, which occurred last
Friday. About two months ago death
claimed one of their children. They
are especially unfortunate May they
have strength to bear up with their
burdpn
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-10-12

\ very pleasant affair occurred in
this city on Tuesday, it being the
occasion OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. \. Farrell's
golden wedding and Mr.. and Mrs. c. $.
Orr's crystal wedding. The celebration
of the event occurred at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. Orr in this city. About
forty persons We're present and the
presents numerous and costly.