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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-19
AsHOcKING MUnDER
The Victim 81 wcII.Known CoIored
Mnn-Comn,itted with AnAxe.

Petersburg, Va, May Is (SpeciaD.--
~ most shocking murder was committed
Ut CITY Point some time last Saturday
night. the victim being a well-known
ana inoirenSlve colored man. The deed
was committed with an axe, which was
FOUND lying ut the side of the murdered
nra'n's bed. the blade of which was COW
cred with blood and hair. The poor
negro had three CHASTITY wounds, one
on the side Of the face and two back of
the head. The murder was discovered
Yesterday morning by a small colored
BOY, and the fact was at once reported
TO the proper authorities Who commit
ted the murder is not known. Near the
house where the murder occurred was
round FOOT tracks, supposed To have
Deen made by n woman. DIR. Rowland
Acting Coroner, held an inquest on view
OF the body Mt 1 O'Clock Sunday after
noon. and the verdict of the jury was
that the deceased came to his death by
being murdered by some one to the
jury unknown. The murdered man had
been in the habit Of sleeping at night
with the door of his house open
IN" annual meeting OF the Methodist
sunday school Union Association was
held yesterday afternoon ut Washing
ton Street Church. The exercises con
sisted OF singing, rrcltu lions and read
ing of reports from the different schools
MI Robert Harrison, the president of
association. submitted his annual re-
port Tile following officers were elect
Ell for the ensuing term: President
Robert II. GIL: Secretary, e. T.. lIanes;
Assistant Secretary, Il. !. Clark; Treas
urer. q. Il. i;anes.
Mr.. l.. Guycr. of Richmond, State
Councillor of the Virginia Jr. Q. u. a.
NJ, viii officially visit Virginia. Council,
NO j. OF this city. on the 10Th inst Thus
iar state Councillor Guycr'S term has
been very successful twcnty-siX new
COUNCILS having been instituted. and five
months OF the state Councillors year
yet remaining.
Yesterday was the forty-th!rd ami
v"rsary of the founding of the Jr. q. u.
~. NJ. ana the event was observed I'm
petersburg by an appropriate sermon
delivered at st. Johns =. f.. Church last
night by the rector. Rev. w A. r. Good
win. whose text was. son of man |
nave made thee n watchman About 100
members of the order heard the SER
mon.
James w. Hawkins, "a messenger boy
nj the eStern Union Telegraph Office
III this city. ana Messrs. Still and An
drews messengers at the Postal Tele-
graph Office here. rode over to Rich
mond yesterday morning on their BIZ
cycles. Hawkins rode back on his
wheel. leaving Richmond at p. m and
arriving here ut y. m. StiU and An
drews came back on the midnight train.
Kitchen Coleman, al negro, who was
convicted In the Hastings Court Of this
city OF third oTonsc of petit larceny
ana his punishment fixed ut one year
III the pcnitcntiary, was taken over to
that institution to-day to serve out his
sentence.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-19
Funerals.

me funeral of Mrs. Bowers took place
Sunday afternoon from 81 PouI.s -
thol!c Church. The services We're con-
ducfed by Re-. I. j. Brad. The re-
terry
me following gentlemen acted as pail
bearers: T. NJ. Nolan. William II. Fair
less' NJ. Riley. Joan CurIan. q. +. Row
an. James Riley. George Tumbleson. VII
liam Dolan. " -
The funeral OF Mrs. Jennie Busbn..l,
took place yesterday Afternoon rrn,',
wright Memorial Church. The service
were conducted by Rev. Mr.. Alvin Tn.
remains We're inferred in Oak Grove
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-19
Deaths DOiurs.

MISS Annie Bluford. daughter of Mr..
ahu MRS: John Bluford. died at the resi-
uence Oh her parents. No. 3D. lst street
ses'eIuaE' after years of suffering. She
death, and had never walked 60
haNins been paialyZed when omit
small. f"i'e
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Craigin lost nv
oeath last night their infant son, Frank
aged hNe months. The funeral win talte
pace pace TINS afternoon at O'Clock from
Park View S'Iee''
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-19
HALIFAX

Halifax. n. c.. May 10 (SpeciaD For
the past few days the weather has been
very hot, owing go the intense dryness
that prevails
Arrivals here yesterday were Mr. Dick
Tillcry. Of Tillery. n. c.. and Mr. D. f..
Stainback. of Weldon, y. c.
The prospect for the cotton crop IS
very good.
There Is a new building being erect
ed. and the town is on boom.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-19
EDENTON

Edenton. N c.. May Is fSpeciaD -.
Rev. w. f. Watson returned Friday
from Chattanooga. and on Sunday
morning and evening preached at the
Baptist Church.
Mr.. j. p. Cofiicld and family have
made Elizabeth City their home.
Ma. Nj. ID. Haste has moved from West
King street to Magnolia street
street Saturday afternoon.
folk. " IVA
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-19
NOTICE.

All persons who have not paid their
city Taxes for 1895, ana do not want their
property sold for non-payment thereof,
had better pay the same before WE'D
NESDAf. Goth instant. AS the delinquent
ilSt VIII appear IN the paper OH this date,
anu the property Will bee sold on the S0th,
In front of the courthouse door at II
O'Clock m. This is as the law requires.
II. a. HUTCHINS
myli-5t City Collector.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-19
CARRIED A RAZOR
And For That Pleasure lie Was Sent to
Jail to Stay Fifteen Days.
HE HAD A PISTOL BALL IN HIS ARM.
The Twin City on the Line-He
Never Looked where He Was
Riding or Who He wns Riding
Over, But He Felt the Effects
OF IN Good Mans Fist.

All the meetings have closed for the
present
Oh! for that street sprinkler to lay
the dust
The City Council will hold a special
meeting tonight.
The thermometer crawled I'D in the
nineties yesterday.
The civil docket in the County Court
VIII be called next Monday.
Acting Boatswain j. r. Brooks report
ed for duty at the yard yesterday
Several persons connected themselves
with the Central Church Sunday.
A number of young men Will give a
nay tide to Deep Creek tomorrow night
The police collected the envelopes yes
terday which We're distributed for memo
rial purposes.
Alr. Coulter. State secretary, preached
at Central and Wright Memorial
Churches Sunday
John II. Hume and George H. Walker
qualified to practice law In the County
Court yesterday.
Friday will be Memorial Day. Lot
owners are busy getting their lots clean
ed up before that time.
Ine w. e. II. u. will meet this after
noon at o'clock with Mrs. r. j. Saun-
ders. 704 County street
MI. john A. Codd lost Il fine scarf pin
Sunday. reward is offered if left ut
stalls 10 and 20 City Market.
The case of Editor Elan has been set
for Wednesday in the County Court. His
counsel will argue jurisdiction
Ben Molly, coored, was committed to
Jail yesterday for fifteen days for car
rying razor and ten days for beating
his wife.
"a negro barber named John Evans
was fined So in the Mayors Court yes
terday for beating woman named Min
ME Jordan.
y fortune telling box was picked up on
the street Sunday night by the police
and carried 10 the station house. where
ii awaits Il claimant:
The County Court met yesterday and
after transacting some little business adj
journed through respect to Mr.. Hartman
son. who died yesterday.
The ferry steamer Twin City, after
having been thoroughly oveyhau!ed. was
pu; back on the line between Ports
mouth and Berkley yesterday.
Charles Enos, of Richmond; has been
appointed special laborer in the steam
engineering department, vice Walter e.
Orange. who declined the position.
Workmen commenced yesterday tear
ing down the house on High street re-
Gently purchased by NJ. 'Rosynbaum
Two handsome stores will be put in its
place.
David Williams. and Alice Robson
were sent 10 jail by the Hastings Court
yesterday for one year for attempting
to rob f. J. Friediins store on Emngham
street
Capt. Samuel Locke was taken sud
denly Ill yesterday afternoon and had
three doctors with him for some time.
He was much better last night, but not
gu; of danger.
y portion of Furies Bridge. on the
Norfolk & Carolina r abroad. was burned
Sunday night but none of the particu-
lars could be learned. as the matter was
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-19
COLERAISE.

Coleraine, n. c.. May Is (SpeciaD.-
Rev. c. II. Bristoe held services here
In the Baptist Church yesterday.
Mr.. Pyle, Nh. Smalllwood and tho
Misses Jones. of Branning. are in town.
Miss Matte Yasutt who has been
visiting relatives here. leaves for Hart
ford to-day.
Mr.. w. II. Beasley and wife returned
home from Baltimore Saturday.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-19
Sent TO the Penitentiary for Two
Years.

The negro "Saucy" Scott was tried
in the Hastings Court yesterday for
robting boat, and was sentenced TO
two years In the penitenuiary. He is a
bad disposed negro, and with some other
negroes made an attempt TO kill Tailor
Abbott and break Jail. but he was foiled
in the attempt
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-19
ORR MONSTER REDUCTION SALE

Regain Yesterday Morning and Crowds
Were I'm Attendance Throughout
the Day. You VIII siayc Your.
self to Blame il You Miss This
Most sweeping Kedu on.
Read This List or Bar.
gains ana Come To-
Day 10 IIammill's.
$40 High 81.
AT &c. yard one thousand yards new
apron check girghams, worth Sc.
Al &C. yard. one lot of new STYLES
percales, worth 12lhc
Our entire stock OF 60 and 75c. spring
dress goods will go at 25c. a yard,
while the 25c. quality will go at l2hc.
a yard
At 4c. yard one lot new cal!coes.
At Csc. each. one lot gloria silk UNI
brellas, worth $3.50 each
AT &c. yard, one lot draperies worth
l2lAc. ~
At l2lac each. one lot ladies" en-
broidered handkerchiefs, worth 25c.
AT INC. yard. one lot white goods
worth l0c. q yard.
At &c. each, one lot white bed spreads.
while the $3.50 spreads VIII go at CSC
each.
AT 2lac. each, one lot Sc. towels.
AT 19c. each one lot csc. towels
At lac. each. one lot zoe. towels.
AT 4c. each, one lot Sc. napkins.
And lots OF other bargains all over the
store.
lAMMILL'S, 800 High street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-19
sneak Thief nj work.

Saturday night a negro knocked n
small child down on the corner of Bank
and South streets, took her money and
made his escape. This kind OF business
will have 10 be stopped some way, and
the sooner the better
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-19
Suffering for RAIN

Tie truckers say that un1ass ro!,
comes soon the crops will be no GOOD
al an. The cabbages Will not head nm
berries are sour and knotty: potatoes
are suffering, and the vines are DYING
all FOR the want of rain. %
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-19
We Guarantee

our ready-made London Paris" suits
to lit better and look better than any or
those cheap. so-called made 10 order
suits. that others advertise. A word to
The wise Is sufficient
LEVY & JACOBS,
200 High street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-19

Wire doors, windows, &C., cheap at
J. 5. Crawford's furniture and carpet
house.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-19
Suifsin Order.

Boys Csc. Straw Hats at Charles II
Welton G. Co.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-19
$40 High street.
Interesting subject.

What is most interesting to the ma
1ority OF people at the present time? Not
the election, but where the buy the best
clothing for the least money Answer
BRESLAUER & ANTHONY,
ia High street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-19

Our spring sultings for Easter at popu.
lsr prices; Look at our window display.
From $3.50 to S22 so.
NJ. ROSENBAUM,
a16 and 11S High street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-19
PORTSMOUTH ADVS.

HOUSE OF ROOMS for rent at IS n
month. Apply al 5ll Edwards street,
Portsmouth. myl7.1ws
FOR RENT-Iiouse No. 1904 Washing
ION street: newly papered: hot and cold
bath; seven rooms Apply 3. l.. BUR-
KOtGliS, South and Washington SITS
my6-tf
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-19

Walt for our grand special sale Mon.
nay, May 2th. A. J. PHILLIPS.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-19
Specials for TO-DAY.

Hires Root Beer ready for use, 10c
per bottle: Mrs Johnson's Old Virginia
Sweet Pickle, l0c. per bottle: fine Column
bia River Salmon, loo. per can. Now is
the time to clear your house of water
bugs. and Hooper's Fatal Food is the
only thing that will effect q thorough
~ G. w. HUDGINs &c Co.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-19
notice.

We have a nice lot of original grade of
dry slab wood, the beat in the market for
soc. per Il cord. Give us a trial and we
Will please you. Large measure.
mys.lm BENDALL Sc wELToN.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-17
IIiNIR NiIi,tNI.


= welt kn""n - r'nii"nIi.I> coed
Ia the lott
For tlr past irw weeks u uum,-,
Residences ald rooms III Narluu, lard
the city have mrn entered, and ,al4I
artirlr-, such ~ watches. Jrwrlur. 4
taken
These thrtt-, ~ they would or.nit u
reported H. the police, and t'In u 4
with MAt-hal Fufnutl, worked 40 ID
t"nahle clue, and llnalli had Nlpli 4
plclonS conferred uu "A Mexican. tuuu.
police circles ~ Ezekiel tanuu rp.. 4
on tn" highland N the northeast 4
III the city.
Early SUNDAY night rauno va.
Tested, but on hrIug searched anl
stolen property found un l- rrf,a
was turned lnSr
Yesterday morning, ahuu, lA,l
Policemen Carson aud Young Wrtr
tain that tHnuu was the suSprtri u
AMI ~ his muNrInrn'- around rn II
Third street near lIJ"ra- ANruu" d
suspicious. he was again nrtr-',yl.
there was found enough Jrwrin II
clothing tu convict him ot the Il',l
uf the rr-lirnr" ~ Mark lltN"- IN 4
street, aud thr l." l., Merrill r", '"n'.
After placing the man III u c,Dl 81
city jail. Marshal furnutl went VI
house on the HIGHLAND. aud va,
tunato 10 lind CONSIDERABLE, of thr 4
~ aud other articles taken ton
room " Miss Cameron. near he ~
ward Schonl, and the IhittruI"H 4
drncc on north Water street,
This afternoon thu gold waite bid,
ing Ia Miss Cameron, auI VI
was stolen nj III" tmr ui The 1
berry. was recovered hy III" marshal
the articles 81 far recovered drn 10
session ut Mars Al Furn"n. lAuuo 4
II piece ul steel ~ rh>rl IN pr'Iu. 4
dnr- AMI window, 1T the huu.', q.
tered.
The police NJ the city are io l. 4
graduated for the clever work the, \
bringing to Justice such u w.llEl
thief aud ~ .I"ultrntary hri o., tr
ranno The grand Jur! viii t' uhc'
tend t. hi, ease.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-17

~" lf"' "~'itu ~ IT,. Inutt N,U ~
t"i"'N hn"k, tee Ndu..i
90 th" territorial size eel thn court,
yesterday aiirtn uH. ~ the rh-r e. Mti.
lll l'f"~. To- ". i '-rplt " Iu.rvl IT
a. l"llll"u lbI t"criNrf. thr report III n
li"h"tt, frc"iNrf iu tho rt-.. Nt-aill fnrd
hN th" court
Ilh- morning III thu l"tlI,ut.U .Ilr II
Tie" court, :. ' ~uuthall ua u o Ne W u.
r \lhlu~. inai" application Tot httil.,juu
I" ia" tar The court Appointed 4 com.
Wii" L. examine The applicant. aud 49,.
Iulf,d the committee tn pf"udf" Wiltiru
Iu"'ti"u-, ~ he subjects prescribed ~
th" rules ~ IT," court. Hni the rNhmirn
ton viii hr u wiIttru one. uu ~" tIiir-
tom q" prepared The court ,ppiut,d lhr
i,il. Nlul committee. Hui the .ulJrl,
uuu i'u ~ ' a." h. ptrIIrr I",t Iuu-.
o. \itu'. 81 T. r-"nti pfup.tiN, tat
u"ui-, irAi ~ 'IHrtN aud contacts T. \.
,uNrs. uu negotiable rtlri ruurII Al
and surrtN rNrcu'uf ant adm.ui,tfaiut.
uud wills summers kutthHtt. ~ riiurI
phl alui agent. cutpufatt,u-. Ir't..uIl
rghi-, hid domestic relations, H. : IL,
Icy. "u rIWt, Jurisprudence. pirHd,ug-.
l'ih law ana equity ptdrtir" Hui ~
',urr lhr Vu'~liuu- ate tu lr submitted
20 the court uu urNt lur-dN mrfu,us
ui ia" examination VIII iHkr III zee ~.
'.pt lN
" " -'tpusN- ruufI! upul ,lr.. A.
.uup.I'. ~ which ''u.u. Wt- y l"iiul, 90
l't"i "u li,t lw"IN. o." rnutlil proved
u' ant ulH lid!W"ui TT fla1 va, ~
uI,l
uu the Ilt"i ~,,',. Iir.of the court
'l.. r.-..pI ul..l mi,l ~.A'r-N- Nuiuni
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-17

The teachers, srhol officers, and AL In.
trTr-tri ~ education IN New Mexico, are
invited toattrnt the next meetings uf the
Educational Vs. citation At NTufrO, which
begin M"udlN evening, bee. ~, aud con.
tluurthrruIh thursday Afternoon. bee 81.
several ln.tI"'- al great lmI"ranrr
and Interest Will hr discussed. kulung
them wall m'a"h tuur-r 81 Stuly for
Trades Erluw the High SchN,l;" "furma,
ton -; n Natural lIl~tuty Exchange"
"\md.d Legislation ~ r. lura,l nal Mat.
ter, Chilli study" etc, Nrwish H. full
AMI complete u discussion ~ these topics
H. poSSlhl", study them beforehand, AMI
should ANY me- l." abb" H. attend who
have ideas IL uiI'r, IA" executive com.
mltt"r rrlur-t that the! wit" I" Prof G..
", Ward, Albuquerque, on ~ course ~
study" IT, lrt ", II Sramun, Socnrro
on Natural History ENrhhucr," 10 Prof
u. VI, Richards, Iiallup, un Needed lrgis-
laliuu" aud other subj cts
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-17
IING>INiI HIrInI.I,AN~.
H"u.Ing Meeting ~ III" F",tht"i NJ the
">kyl,ght cay"

">kNlight cay,
~Ir,.. =. (.'S,u.
Flagstaff. T. !. oct. H. Bahhiu's
opera huu,r wlS crowded t0 it, utmost
capacity last evening hN enthusiastic
hundreds r.llying 10 Ia" standard of Hon.
H. j, nnNu, republican nominee Tor del.
rgatr H. CONGRESS,
EInTu"nt aud effective speeches were
mad" 10y District Nt0rnr! f. +. Morrison
and 7, ", Juhnst"n, bath 81 iaNapai
county, Whose telling points were greet
ri with storms of applause.
Mr. lpran whS given rOusing rrc'p-
tlun AMI his logical. sensible remarks
elected III" Respect AMI admiration of all
hl+ hearers. ll- election IL considered
certain,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-17

homes mik" il impossible frt several NJ
III" nrml-tS ~ III" board tu make the try
at this time. Nhrn the tup :, NAL" u
-l~rid tam viii b. rl,'"I At 3d." DOS.
p.i-uI "i ,lr hrul iui rt..u .u' it.H,
u"d '.'rt "tli'rfs ~ ilr go y,II t..um.
IHu u. party, lhi, VIII m. o.. .r.l 70.
-i",I"u lup udh. T., the ,uur '..'
-lu,. DO n. " .fHuII tttui.,t ..,....N
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-17

~ ono NNu MtLI.lNitr ktMtuh.
Mrs. wa low, ~,-,tluug syrup ha- been
used i,t "N"r ATTY wears hN millions III
mothers ter their children Will" trrtr ny
With perfect success. II "uthr- N" child.
~ult"n~ the gums dlli,- al pam. rur"s
"lui collie. AMI l. thr best t"mrIN t"r
ilafrliTa. J. pleasant g n" tt-t" Sold
10y dfurrlt~ ~ every part ui the world.
twenty live cents "a l"ttl" IT, vain" IL
iuralruHllr, BE- -tltr uId AN tor Mrs,
Nin,l"w- S'uthIng syrup, AM take 10
other Kind
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-17
IpiI 81 ~IkiIN
ii"sult >h"Ws shat M'kiul'N I. Sut" III
II.'tIuu ~ \uNrIntu

li''tI"u ~ \nN"int"
chicago, Get. T.. -krpmhlicdll- lhruugh.
cat 90. ~r.t hdNr 'ilh,I Ju,t ruup.r,rd
90 'l' Engaged IA tdkits Irll> "l the
Nail,.,' state, HlIl the ugul'- have hr"i
-rht iu tie Nhi,uu, state capitals In
-'uu" ,H-idurr- IT," patty Iududgrt- du
not r'il,Nr II l. g"ui pnlIilr- t"glNrth, II
r~llmt,"~. Enough hd, nrII obtained.
h"" .N'r, /" luui,h u tar Indication ui
the tr-tlt.
lalulat,d from the most conservative
claims, the republican, leaders declare
tur~r states iut ~uuul money 10y the
IluuI,,- given
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-17

The Santa Fr hazard ~ directors have
abandoned for III" present III" proposed
trip of inspection over IA" entire system
which was 10 have hcrn made this month,
AMI II Is probable that the trip will not
now b. male until some time Ia Decem
Der. business duties at their respective
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-17

nhuut the size ~ u walnut and wsrth
ahout go. II hal been washed out u
three tons ~ ore taken from depth "
lifty feet III III" Maintain witch mine IN
u" Balh, district and near the Aztec
mine. The or" WIS reduced IN u stamp
mlll which hal hrriI IN u-e for some
tim" ami It j. estimated that OILY - per
cent ot tho mrt,d was -a'ri.-l.as Vegas
Optic,
They are ~ little you hardly know you
are taking them. They cause no gripping
yet they act quickly AMI mcHt thor.
unghiI such are the famous little pills
known ~ hr Wits Little Early Ri-rrS
small IN size, great IN results. Wy,
Walton
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-17
" " " " W.T.
Chairman Executive Committee,

Many political speakers, clergy men,
singers AMI others VIM u-r the Voice ex-
crs-Nely, rely uI1n On" Minute Cough
cure IA prevent hn-kin"sS ani laryngltiS,
IT. value ~ n preventive Is only rQualed
hy it, pnwrr a. Afford instantaneous re-
lief. v, \. Walton.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-17

II your children are subject 10 Group,
watch Tor the nrst symptom Of the dts
ease- hoarseness. II ChaInberlains Cough
Remedy IL given ~ soon AZ the child be-
comes hOafse II will prevent the attack,
Even after the cr0npy cough has ap'
p-arrd the attack can alwaysl~ prey enied
by giving this remedy. IL Is also inyalu-
able for colds and wlOoping cough. For
sale by v. A. Maxwell Drug Co.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-17
WILLIAM VI, HENLEY
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The Wnn,Imrn Entertain.

The entertainment 'iyen Last night by
the Mwndmrn IT the world Ia their inyit-
rh guests was u success In every pafticu-
lar.
The festivities we're held In the knights
~ PythiaI hall and about eighty were
present, including many ladies'.
The Mandolin club rendered several
pieces II most excellent music and were
repeatedly chrrrrd.
The culOrei quartet waI als0 present
and recited several Of their best -elec
tlOns amid many cheers.
The supper was furnished by owen
liln-dalr, ~ the Rico Cafe, aud was n
most excellent one, The tables. when
completed, were very beautiful, and were
the delight ~ ALL
sixty persons had chairs at the first
sitting
Consul Commander Philips made the
welcoming address. and was everywhere
mlngling IN the throng. aud none miss
ed his careful attention.
The principal address was made by
Clerk Allison. who dwrlt upon fraternity
and It's practical benefits a. be wrought
upon the minds and hearts Of the peo-
pie. lie alsO compared the paat with the
present. giving an account Of the won
derful progress made by humanity In
rising t0 u better station morally and IN
tellectually In this life.