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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-03

Having the needed merit 10 more thar
make good Sll the advertising claimed foI
them, the following four romediss have
reached q phenomenal sale; DIR. Kings
New Discovery, for Consum ption, Cough,
and Coda, each bottle Rnarsnteed-El-c'
trio Bitters, the great remedy for Liver
stomach and Kidneys. Bucklen's Arnics
Salve. the best in tho world, and DIR
Kings New Lite Pills, which are = per
fec, pill. All these rrmedier are guar,
An,eed TO do just what 10 claimed fol
them and the dealer whose name In At.
tsched herewith will be glad 10 tell you
more of them. Sold al DIR. Thos. II. bur
gess 4 sons Drug store.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-03

C,ttaea See ass@ Facilities ter An
kisss 81 ~ srk.
The CIruss job rooms ere now In che
hands Of competent. artistic jo6 priassss.
TIE crun's facilities for doing job WORK
ofsvsry description with nsatnsss. ooe-
rsctness and dispatch are besssr nov thss
at any previous time Bring along your
job printing Of every description and have
Il done In the best manner al the lowsss
living prices. BOX work Of every Hind
solicited and will be executed with
promptnsss. Tns Crrisss Job room b
without doubt the most extensive In the
southwest.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-03

The broom fac.ssy. exclusively men
toned in The cIrlzss some time ago, 10 9
SURF thing, and the rustling proprietor
Chas. nay. although he has 70 buy hn
broom corn back IN kan.as, and there
fore has s,rong competition. feels cont
dent that the factory will continue :,
gfow until Il will be recognised - one oi
Albuqu~rqus's permanent and -a"cessfn
institutions. Mr. May ais informs Tn
Cirixxs that he business % far. come,
up IN his expectations. and that be 10 sell.
ing brooms by the wagon load almost sv.
cry day. Yesterday two wagon loads
were ssnt away from the factory.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-03

Por ssyers. days. sver since he return
ID fFom Gallup, krness Meyers has been
an the sick lisl. Will. At Gallup he
made one q b. mighty spsseas.; In
which he told the good people cot thsrs'
what III. democrats would do. and On h,s
return home reaction took place. his ~.
marks settled on his over strained mind
aud stomach. snd grieved At the though,
that his words might nat he believed BY q
few u the 0allapites, he sicksnsd Nnh for
few dAys was under the tender \ears Of
the docsar and BIZ wife. He u out 20,
day, but hss appearance Shove sigus d
hsri suffering,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-03
Oae ss Js.epa'. prsn.sss.

For pure buneombe and cheeky prom
Uses Delegate Joseph 10 without rival.
Herr s one Of his pledges made In MA
speech In this city:
81 sympAthiss With the farmers and
ranchmen II the Rso Grande valley for
the damage that was done 70 their crops
by the scarcity Of water last summer.
but gentlemsh. assure you that II AN
elected TO congress the Rio Grsnds will
be overlooking with water next summer"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-03
Notice for Fmeiieasseu.
LAND oSvIoz At sAnrA IN y. H..

ssvss.asss Il ias."
Notice u her by given thai ths foltewina-
make mail proof in sappgss of h.s clskln, end
that said proof Will b. made bsfess ths Prokaas
yads: or In es,s Of n, shssoe: bsfor: Hs Pro
gus, h. ", on Uctobsr n. 1904. via; Willk o,
Dtldins, fos the 81 Il BWk. 80. n M q ~
y $50. II. rp.t -. r sE.
lie names III. following witnesses 70 prpvsAh
continuous rsaideacs appa, and euldveetao e,
said land, Wis, DR., q. Y. wilktn, i4pW IclnS-
g1ol; n Howe H. A hSls Hole r al Ct M
kogis1aF.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-03
a Can patxm ale.

The malicious democrats arr iudus-
triously cirsalA,ing the report that Hon.
Frank A. Hubbsll asserted In one Of his
speeches ess In the soantry that the
era ndfathsp Of Ber,hold spitz killed
Christ, and Mr.. Hubbell sossmniy declares
he didn't cay u.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-03

seq enc svsssss vss -pss, ~ sev
asa me-. AakAnpese
A large member Of RpvovtA Leasucrs
aud their ffs~pds assembled a the Lead
Av.nos Methods, psrsosses Wednesday
evening In r-spons- 70 the following invi-
tatiou;
r.u.e AID mssdsas
ere b.esnshtea
to ''''s r., . ~. sssr.L.s. :, e ,'. sc"''@
''''a y, !. Y . 81 ,,% ne. sports Of
~Si', ~ 81; $ sss' & q ssSe
A isrsr Jack. o'-lautsrn besmcd upon
the guests as ,h-y stepped on the thrtsh-
hold. Mrs Adkinson's Sunday school
clss. sss,esed In resolving and entertain
Ing the gues,s.
Appl. psrings hung over the doors. A
huge Jack % lantern. having . double
fAce. swung between the double parlorr,
and candles were here and there through
the house, casting . weird light over all.
The ladies' and gentlemen were con-
Quoted into s-psrs,- DARK rooms, where
they were instructed " PICK up . flower,
whose emblem. predicting their fortune,
vas attached on . pi-c. Il paper. The
gentlemen foun'i their partners by do
piicst. hov-r In the possession 81 the Ia
dies Having secured their partners. they
attended the "besn suct,ou." prushied
over by Mr.. Finicsl In his usual happy
manner. This was very lsughsbls aud
pruduced much merriment.
Then the gentlemen were conducted ,'
dimly ligh,ed RON. where they learned
the name II their future wife; Will. ,h.
ladies' indulg-d In the old time game o
blowing out the candle.
Elegant refreshments were s-rv-i-ir,
cream and cake. nuts and apples.
Apple sscls we're counted aud philo.
penss eaten
Al the close Of the evening tn. guest,
were invited tn visit the rpm II ",h'
fates" by twos. This Was dimly ligh,-,
by the moon end stars Skuils and rk-l
etonr, cut from paper, glsrrd from differ
ent parts ot the rom at the gues,s, while
ghosIs and witch occupied the center ~
tho room. The witch gave tn each gu-s
. souvenir card with happy wish kr tbs
future.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-03
A Tsmple % meaisA.

Where visor. good digestion. appetite
and sound repose minister 10 physical
eomfus7. 10 the bodily stractare which,
however much its foundations have
been capped by III health. has been 70.
stored-rsbuilt a. II wsSe-by The great
rcnovatine tonic. Hosestssr's Stomach
Bitlers. Nothing iufasss o. renSth into .
dsbiiitated frame like this saving sssdi-
cine. which. in the vigor and regularity u
impar,s IN the systsm endCws u with ths
surest defsnss against disease, and the
best guaranty q long lifs and hale
old age. Worn out mon q business,
tired meehsnies, overworksd mill hasds.
miners, broken down BY hardship ami
exposure 70 malaria, naFiners era tour.
lsts ell declare that " 70 the bess saSs9aard
against the influences Of fstiSas, bodily
or mental. aud 0f climate and tsmpsra-
sars. IneonEsrsbis for biliicas1 sss.
rhsanAtis, kdnsy and nerves. srseelss.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-03
4 Pssse~r's Death.

News has been received that MA Up
son died 81 che residences Of p. y Gar
rs,t, al Uvaids, Texas, on the sixth Of this
moa,h. Ash Upson. 40 hs IVES fAmiiisrly
kuowa. vas borp in saath oasolin~ shy.
ave ysass ego. lie made his Arss reputa-
,sea a. . writer while sIsy editor u the
HsauirSe. yScu Cinsls.sa - Yea. W
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-03

Uctobse 4, 1854.
Notice Y hsssby givss that Ne fell9sias
make 6pai preof IN sappost q IL elsIn, ss1
thai aid proof will b. wads bs1ocs H. Rrooa .
yedss % BsrnaiiiIe soasty, q In e.ee a NJ -
n a., on Thursday, Noy-mbss Is, ipA ", ~.
VOID L. Cole, foE The skk bss N Up y, xeR
He psmss he sollowias vitas.sss 20 prove he
continuous roaid1nce upon and ealtivefton 81
eaid land. via; kiliott trossan. Joseph tsss,
UFiah Btspkeaa, julius Assbohm, all Of Alba
JAMES n. WALKER
ksQis4er.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-03
rag Assw sas s,Sssssl.

The Aibsqasrqaa Dsuoss~s publishss
very weak APPEAL 10 he siti.sas of Gal.
lup In lie issss a ,Ais morning. Every
one knows the feeling Of lie editor 70
wards county DIVISION. They koow that
cppos.d b the foseasiea Of the eoaaty a
eamah. 0issass.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-03

shovM; Tia Win power u weakened,
saorbsd fean haunt him and may re@aiR
n ecafsmed hypochondria. o. mslAA-
ehesia s.d, hnsify, In softing Of ths brain.
eplisesy, l"Hts". psraiysle Iocomeeos
sKaxia md even In dfead Insanity.
10 FsAeh. reclaim and restore sacA
ansbstnnakes 10 health and happinesA b
tho atm of che publishers Of Z book Il
Is6 psgsA written In plain but ehssss
language. o. ths nature. sympeous aaf
durability, By treatment, Of asch
diseaseA This book will be sent sealeA
In plain ssvslope. on receipt Of this no.
dee with Ten cents In stamps, Cor pose
sge. Addrea. worjSs Dispensasy Nod.
zeal Associatioa. Dd8Gio. N. Y.
For nose than q quarter Of q century
physicians coupscssd With this widely
celebrnted Insaitnsion have made the
Treatment Of tn diseases above hintsd a
their speciality. Thousands have con
uitsd them by letter and received sdyios
and medicines which have resulted b
permanent eureA
saassers from premature old ere. O.
los Of power, will and much of inKsrusf
N In k2ak shQxs mxasioasd
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-03
6rasa.h vieee.

London, Nov. a-Inquiriss 81 the id.
nirAl.y and foreign ofhess to-day show
that no ordsrs have bssa Issued for the
British war sA'ps 10 depart from vsseou-
YER o. elsewhere 70 Peru. II vas as
serted that no information had been 70.
ssivsd 81 thcss department. Of rsvolu-
ttosary trouble In Peru.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-03

Good land with water 10 irr,sass, for
rent, on reasonable tsrms, 70 Americas
farmers, In lots Of thirty n one hundr q
acrss Address r. r. Elder. Lamy, N. NJ
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-03
Death or ssAae weru ser.

A telegram was received at Deming an
nouncing the nad news Of the death Of
Isaac worInser, senior member Of the
firm of Isaac wormser 4 Co, At Mon.
,srey, Cal. Deceased Was in compara'
lively good health at last accounts, and
the news II bis sudden taking OF was q
severe blow To his many friends In Dem
ing. His death is supposed to have beer
due 10 heart dissAse.
For ten years past Mr. wornssr hal
been Engaged IN the mercantile business
here and has made many visits TO THU
county, gaining new friends aud winning
the r-spect Of everybody each time. HI
WAS q successful business man 81 Califsr'
MIA and esteemed for bis honest and uy'
right qualities. A wife and two children
survive him, q. wormser, Of this city
being a nephew. He was ~ years o
Headlight.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-03
Aasaher u iskar,NNAl.

Aibuqssrqus. Oct. Shy name 10 b.
Ing ussd on the democratic ticket for rivss
commissioner. decline 70 make the run,
I en- . republican. q. y. DpnAsp
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-03

blssk-tsh deer 70 show their Denver
hiends what they d'd IN the mountains OF
northwest Bernalilio eoonty. W. n.
Pearson, c' the party viii rems'n IN the
city for q few days. Mr. oreeniesf In
forms Tnn Cirisns that The Trip was
good one, from hunters and hshermsn's
point of view, and the Wild game Spoiled
trout and "muiey' squirrels suffered
NJ d. Knight, Of the seoopd cavalry
band Uni,.d States army. hss concluded
,o stay with us. He has joined Ruppe's
orchestra, which has been rc-orgsnired
Tor this winters work. G. n. ArmDo,
violin, Mics Hawthorn, piano, NJ u.
Knight, solo corneti James Devino,
hu,e and p'c"loi Robert Drvin-, from.
bone u. Rupp-, bass. ~ arrangements
f"r music must I've made with Manager u.
Rnppe' The orchestra 10 nov better IRE
pared than ever To furnish the music for
concerts, dances. etc has new supply
oi music and desires th" continuance "i
It's former patronage.
John white and q pal, who have be. n
selling electric solder in the city. called
al the reaid-nce of Mr.. Stevens. No t0i
south Aruo, this morning, and amer they
left the lady discovered that her pocket.
'"oA' '""'A'u'ns 90, was missing o"e
~ "''. "'''"o' '"e "'"e''"' ."' '"''''"'"
r"'"""' As''''Ai""s '"A' '"e "o" "''e
s"'ns su''' '""s "e'su' "A'" A"" cap
'u'V~' "n" W 'ne 'e''""s 'nree n"e' s'u'"
:" we c,''' "u' '"e nS" ""' NV nav 'ae
o''N j" "'' '"' W"
'"' "~s vi" I''''"' w "' s"' I~"'
N"''e mr. '"''"' WIN w W
"ie"'", "'"
The boys ~ the city are organizing a
r,.Jy ,h. c.rr,lin. l.d. xh, ar. ho..,,n,
huI.A,, ,h... d.v. x,ll h.v. ,o com,
",shs ,.r,, " or .uhmi, IN . cou,l.,,
.,.ck low, =" which. ~ conr... IA. NAV.
,,r..,,i,. H., ,,.,;o n..,dsil. c'J
y,
u buell. ~ll'"r W '"e hus''"' Nhar
Way, Capt. Murphy and oth.rp will moi
allow to I've done. To the fo, balli-,s or
n-i,.,... w.,.h ,,,
w" 'as"e W. u.s.
VIII defeat you thls WINTER i'm" "" d'u
during the summer with our crack bas,
hail t..m
word WAS received late yes,eriA,
.n.r,o,, hv R.v M.n.uI. .yn,.iic.l mis-
-. =, ~. p,..Iv,.,,.n .h,,ch ,h.,
s'"nAry o' '"e rI''"yerAn e"n''"' '"s
DIR. l. u Hall, ID. ID. died At Lima
his home. from some Kind Of spina
,r,,,lI. pr Hall aud wifi. .,opu-d oy.,
go -, a.,
Va 'n's ''| Ao'u' "'' yo.'" ~" "" '"''
wedding tour, aud while here the doc'o
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-03
fsrgevs - J sli.

Cade S-lvy, special agent on the Allan.
tic d Pacific, came IN from the wsst y. =.
,-rsisy afternoon and lodged In the coun.
" jail a Mexican. named &Artine Cha.
con, whom he arrested bsAr Hcber.
in Apache county. Arizona, about hfty
miles south of Holbrook. He forged an
Atlantic 4 Pacific pay check Of SIS. rep
rssenting himself AZ one Aguillsr, . sec.
ton workman ~ Winrlow aud to whom
the check wa drawn Juan MARITIME, OF
old Albuquerque, hentidsd Cbseon ~
Aguillar, when he knew different, aud in
cons-q uence he was also ARRESTED aud
placed in jail. The check was cash.d by
Andreas Romero, the 6old avenue mea,
mArkstsr, who will prove the loser
This morning Chacon plead guilty 10 the
charge. but MARITIME claims that he 10 en-.
tirely innocent 81 any eonnec, Ion with
tho affair They will have . hearing be,
fore Jus'ice Llekhart next Monday morn.
ing at O'Clock.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-03
n aeie@.

Netiee.
hereby caution al persoas asainst parehss-
dated Nov "a, isaa. and dus Jan -, for e1o.0o,
Note obiained through fraod b. HasdxisA anA
VII not b paid by me- vs JoHssros
Williams, Artscna
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-03
kynas - Jast.

Al noon to-day Deputy Sheriff Jo.e
Garcia, with . pose. II officerv, arrived
In town frum the mountains east nj the
city, having under Arrce, Joe EvADa. n
brother of Jesse EvAns, both notorious.
and lodged him in the county jail. The
r-cent territoris grand jury inflicted tn.
Evsns br,thers on the charge II stealing
Aock u sheep frum EliAs Garcia, aud
on getting Wind u what the jury was
doing. the tough brothers lcft fur parts
known, Jesse, IL Ia said. leaving for
Texas. Joe went TO the l., aus strong.
hold. out in the MApzAuo mountains
The sheriff Ascerisinsd that he was In
the mouutains, and despatched q posse.
under Deputy Garcia, To hunt him aown.
They discovered that Evans had BARR.
cad~d himself In . house. and for two
days they kept watch on the house
Finally, becoming hungry and thirsty,
the deaperado came out and rurrcnd
cred. He 10 now looking between the
bars Of = cell at the county jail. where he
will languish ill his case can be heard.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-03
TREATMENT FREE.
For One MOnth--ExtraOrdinary
Offer to the Sick People.
ONE MONTHS TREATMENT.
Absolutely Free Of Charge--All
Medicines Included--Given
by DR.. J. d. Prosser, Now
In Albuquerque.

Al who commence treatment before
November Is, will be given one month's
treatment absolutely free Of charge.
All medicines included. AL diseases
aud desormitiss treated, but In no
instance will an incurabls case Be taken
for treatment. II your case Ia ineurabls
the Doctor will frankly tell you 20, also
caution you against spending more money
for useless treatment. The object Of this
course u 70 become rapidly and pers'n IL
ally acquainted with the sick and afflicted.
Remember dates and 60 early. as his
ofiicss vii! be crowded during the last
days OF free ssrvice.
The Doctor addresses himself partieu.
larly TO young men and middle-agsd men
who are suffering from the awful Affects
Of early indiscret,ons, and arc thereby
untitled for study, business or the proper
enjoyment Of either married or single
life. In this distressed condition are
many Thousands, who, although origin.
ally strong In body and bright In mind,
have permitted their Ailment 10 run on
and on until finally, with physical and
mental powers exhausted, death claimed
them. The most obstinate cases Of this
character treated with unfailing success
Al want II fair trial 70 convince the
most sksptical. use no mercury OF
other injurious drugs and undertake nc
ipcurAele casss.
RUPrUnED CURED.
No cure, no pay, no knife, no detsn.
tiou from business. Curc guaranteed In
% 20 90 days.
VatAEsh positively cured by the Ger
man Method.
Coasumptioa, Asthma and bronchitis
treated by Prosser Brown. ssquArd'i
Method. Prepared nuder the direction Of
the Pastsur Institute, New York. Rn-
derssd BY the profession.
]. D. PR0SSER, A. n. n. D.
Corner Second street aud Copper avenue,
Albuquerque. 0fise hoers-l0 70 IL .
m 10 D p. NJ evenings, 10 81 Sun
days. 10 70 II .. n. only.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-03

Por . pain In the side or chest there 10
nothing % good a. piecs II aAnnel dam.
7ened with Cham berlain's Pain Balm and
bound ON over the seat Of pain. II afuris
prompt aud p-rinAnsn, relief. and II used
10 time will of,en prevent onld from 70.
quitting In pneumonia This same treat
msut h a surs cure Cor lame back, For
sals by T. II. burgess b Bon. Druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-03
PHYSICAL STRENGTH,

and body tiasa
result frosn. un-
natural. pernict-
Gus habits usual.
ly contracted IN
youth. through
Ignorance. II
thereby incspas,-
Hated TO thor
o.aghiy. ssjoy
Mfe. He 6eh
tired, splrideA
Aand drowsy ; hi
sleep isdisfaibed
1snd does nos 10
hesh him q n
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-03
RUprU $50 CUnED.
]. D. PROSSER, A. n. \. D.

Corner Second street and Copper avenue.
Albuquerque. 0fies hocrs-l0 70 IL .
m 70 o p. NJ evenings, 70 81 Sun
days. 10 10 II .. n only.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-06-28

"CoUroN JouENALISM.n-Clar W. Bryan,
in a recent article on coupon journalism"
quoted the following from q New Jersey pub
lication: "If this goes on at its present rate,
the time is not far distant when great many
of our esteemed contemporaries will have
abandoned all the old and legitimate features
aud purposes OF a newspaper, aud the question
will not be which one of them can best record
current events, but which of them can offer
the most attraction TO the curiosity hunter or
seeker after some paltry prize. The gift en-
terprise feature in journalism is 4 confession
that the newspaper employing this method to
water its circulation cannot stand on lis mer-
its The logic OF this is so Obvious that the
gift newspaper loses more on its permanent
standing than ii gains by temporary
circulation by coupon-cuttng. Advertisers
ask what benefit can accrue TO them from
copies of newspapers purchased in bulk for
the sake of the coupons and then sent TO the
iunkman Readers who are saluted every
time they open paper with announcements
of alluring gifts of valuable articles turn from
them in wearincss and disgust, and sigh for
the time when the fakir and cheap jack were
not the controlling power in journalism.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-06-28
Alexandria aGazetteG Virginia Advertiser

PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-wEEKLY AT
Gazette Building, $40 & 312 Prince st.
Daily one year, So; six months So ;ono month
90 cents.
Tri-Weekly one year 81 SIX months 50;
three months 81.
All transient advertisements must be paid for
in advance.
Contract advertisers will not be allowed to ex-
ceed their space unless the excess is paid for
at transient rates, and under no circum-
stances will they be allowed to advertise
other than their legitimate business III the
space contracted for.
Marriage and death notices must be paid for
in advance.
Resolutions in memoriain, of thanks, tributes
of respect. resolutions adopted by societies
or persons, unless of public concern, will
only he printed in this paper ss advertise
mcnts
The GAZETTE Office is connected with the
Telephone Exchange. Advertisements, Or
derS for the paper, news or any information
or business can be sent by telephone.
Entered at the Postoffice Alexandria, Virgin
ia, as second class matter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-06-28
Lcttcr from Tauuuicr.

Correspondence of the Alexandria Gazcttc.)
MARSHALL, Va, June 1S.-It was our
privilege lately to enjoy brief run 10
Washington, DC. En- passant, we bowed
graciously TO courtesies received from
the able Washington correspondent CT
the GAZETTE, and greeted at the depot
two of Fauquier's buds, the Misses Hor
ner, returning from school.
Next, by way of recalling days "lang
syne" we went to the national observa-
tory-our friend DR.. Gorgas, L. S. ~,
was absent thence called at the Sur
geon Generals office of the navy and
met there Drs. Boyd and Gatewood,
both very courteous gentlemen. Desir-
Gus to serve our big boy at home, next
called at the L. S. coast and geodelic
survey office on Mr.. I. c. Mendenhall,
superintendent, and successor to Mr.,
Bache, under whom we had served as
medical officer way back in the iifties.
A look in upon the houses of Congress
was convincing that the great Repre-
sentatives and Senators of the nation,
Judging from discussions listened TO on
the tariff, doctors like, agreed to disa-
gree. In company with our hospitable
hostess. Mrs. Bedford Brown, Of Alex
andria, and with Mr. Madison Brown, just
returned from Washington and Lee
University, and our two young ladies,
we spent charming hour or so at Mt.
Vernon. No tourist visiting Alexandria
should fail TO enjoy ride on the mag
,,if,capt al rio "a M ,rnInrlNr irOIIN
cars that run every hour to Mount Yer
non with well-nigh lightning rapidity
en- route, presenting to the eye a most
picturesque country and q view of the
Potomac river we'll worth seeing We
saw the lady regents in session and
were most grateful to the officials who
showed US the wonders of this house of
the great Washington. At the tomb
noticed near by, we saw the elm tree
planted by Dom Pedro, Emperor of
Brazil in 1876, the maple planted in
1856 by the temperance ladies of
America the British oak planted by re-
quest of II. Il. H., the Prince Of Wales,
in 1889. The clubhouse kitchen fire
place was truly large enough to roast
an OK.
At Christ Church, Alexandra, our
friend, Mr.. +, 5. Leadbeater, the super
intendent ofthe Sunday school for a
wears past. gave us cordial greeting.
DR.. Walker and the rector, Rev. D..
Suter, preached and held services, and
in the afternoon two children of Mr..
Lawrence Washington were baptized.
Space allows us TO add only a scrap
of Marshall news.
After the lst of July our merchants
and others throughout Virginia will be
kept busy to comply with the law pass
ed by our Legislature requiring them
to label all retail poisonous drugs with
the word poison on them.
Rev. J. \. Campbell, pastor of the
Presbyterian Church, expects to have
Rev a. y. Little, evangelist, to assist
him at Delaplane July S.
Assistant Bishop Newton will doubt
less draw large crowd on the 9th OF
July at Trinity Church.