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Mower County transcript., 1898-03-30

dead beats. Let the object be we'll
fare, growth and promotion Of your
town and its people. Speak we'll Of
your public spirited men and be one
yourself. Be honest with your fellow
Mower County transcript., 1898-03-30

OVER at Chatfeld, they are plan
ming to build telephone lines into the
surrounding country to connect the
residences Of the farmers with the
city exchange. One wire will serve
for six to ten patrons. Good scheme.
We ought to try it in this locality.
Mower County transcript., 1898-03-30

The recent grand jury is to be COM
mended for the promptness with
which it performed its duties and
adjourned. Our court expenses are
heavy at best and juries and court
officers should always figure to make
them as light as is consistent with
the ends of Justice.
Mower County transcript., 1898-03-30

We wonder if our readers take as
much solid comfort in an occasional
rainy day as the writer of this does.
There is a sense Of satisfaction and
rest in the knowledge that the rain
which shuts you in prevents intrusion
for the time and leaves you undis-
turbed to your own meditations and
recreation. There is lots of rest in
such occasional DAYS.
Mower County transcript., 1898-03-30
To Cure a Cold in One Day.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
refund monev II 1t fails to cure. 25c
Probate Matters,

FrOOaCe matters.
A talk by Judge S. S. Washburn to
the pupils of the grammar school.
The laws of Minnesota give the pro-
bate court Jurisdiction over the pro-
perty of deceased persons, dying
either with or without will; the
judge also appoints guardians for
minors and other persons incapab BILE
Of taking care Of their property; he
also commits persons judged insane
to Rochester asylum; homeless child
ren and those improperly cared for
may be sent by him to the school at
Owatonra. The laws governing this
court do not come as do those of the
district court now IN session, from the
common law Of England, but are the
creation of the state legislature
and are called statute laws. The
legislators, inpart, got their models
from ecclesiastical courts Of England
which had charge Of wills and pro-
perty of minors. Each state has it's
own body OF laws governing these
matters and in some respects they
differ widely.
Massachusetts was the first state to
formulate a code of probate laws.
Michigan copied from this, Wisconsin
from Michigan and Minnesota from
Wisconsin,, so we may say ours are
based on those of Massachusetts. In
New York this court is called the surro-
gate court and has large Jurisdiction,
taking up some matters here con-
sidered in the District court. The
case Of disposition of property Of a
deceased person dying without will.
was first explained. The widow or
some other closely interested party
files a petition in this court asking
for the appointment Of an admin
strator. The judge issues an order
stating time when such person will
be appointed. This gives all interest
ed parties chance to be present and
offer any objection they wish. This
administrator gives bonds and takes
oath for the faithful performance OF
his duties. He is now put in charge
OF the property. 1t is his duty to see
that an inventory is made, to receive
all money due the estate and to re-
ceive all claims against the same.
A day is set when the hearing OF
these claims is considered. In case
of objection the judge decides the
case after hearing whatever testi
mony may be presented. There are
various steps in the settlement where
the judge has to decide points Of con
troversy. His decisions. may be ap
pealed to the District court.
In the distribution Of the propert!
the widow has certain allowances b!
law viz. $500 personal property, furni
ture to the amount of $500, the use 0
the homestead and an absolute J o
all the property, and if will be mad
she can decide whether she will com
ply with it's terms or take what tn
law allows her. In case OF a will be
ing made, an executor is appointed
whose duties are much the same a
an administrator.
At the close of the judges tall
several questions were asked by the
pupils bringing out some interesting
information.
Superintendent Selleck then ques
toned the pupils for few moments
to ascertain what the pupils hat
| gained from the talk.
The interest manifested by th'
pupils is sure index Of their getting
much valuable information.
Mower County transcript., 1898-03-30

PRESIDENT MCKINLEY is proving
all that his most ardent advocates
claimed when he was candidate
His wise craftsmanship keeps back
this nation from foolish haste and his
soldierly qualities give assurance that
Justice for Cuba will be pressed with
a firm hand.
Mower County transcript., 1898-03-30

In another column we publish a
statement showing something of the
growth of this. great northwest in
recent years. Minnesota, during the
past eight years has increased in pop
ulation from ], 1,301 1926 to about 1,S0O,-
Mower County transcript., 1898-03-30

If Spain precipitates a war with
this country. the fighting will largely
be upon the sea. We have no fears
that the courage and skill which
brought US such signal victories in
1912 and 1864 will at all fail in this
vear of our Lord 1898,
Mower County transcript., 1898-03-30

WHAT we said about the war news
a week ago seems to hold good still.
II you see it in print you may be
sure that it is not so. And yet we
know that the crisis draws nearer and
nearer. May we nave wisdom and
courage to do that which is just and
right at all hazards.
Mower County transcript., 1898-03-30

A0CA SUC IuIlIAAuS
touch of a frst-born's fingers to complete
their happiness.
Every wife may be the mother of happy,
robust children who will. Thousands of
women who had lived years of cheerless,
childless welded life, or whose babies have
been born to them weak and sickly, soon
to die, are now happy mothers of healthy
children, and bless DR.. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription for the wonders it has accom-
plished for them. This great medicine acts
directly and only on the delicate and i'm
portant organs that bear the burden of ma
>ternity. It makes them strong, healthy,
vigorous and elastic. 1t allays infam.
nation, heals liberation, and tones and
strengthens the nerves. It banishes the
discomforts of the expectant months and
makes baby's advent easy and almost pain.
less. It insures healthy child and an
ample supply of nourishment. Honest
dealers will not offer worthless substitutes
for the sake of little added profit
cannot say enough in Pfaisse se. of Dr. PsrsHs
saved my life,' writes Mrs Florence Hunter, Of
Corley, Logan Co., Ark. II miscarried four
times; could get no medicine to do me any good.
After taking several bottles of DR.. Pierce's Fa-
vorite Prescription made my husband pres.
ent of q fine girl"
Free Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Med
ical Adviser. For paper-covered copy send
21 one.cent stamps, TO c0vet' mailing 0',!y.
Cloth bound 81 stamps Address DR.. r: v:
Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y. A whole medical
library In one 1ooo.page volume.
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Happy, healthy child
hood! Every childless

her heart : strings
W h en- she sees
another woman's
happy, healthy
rollicking baby.
Motherhood is wo.
mans supremest
duty and her su-
premest happi.
ness. Even In
childhood che
shows how deeply
this sentiment is
implanted in her
breast VIXEN she
plays with her
dolls. There are
t h O u sands of
otherwise happy
wives in this
world who only
1~~1. 49, kl~s1Is~~
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we Are millinery Mlssonaries===Its Our Ability Pusf
ood Judgment Onng Zeal methods
(oattadon Guaranteed Money
department the most popular Minnesota
we ask mode
economically priced
We show Trimmed Sailors from 2zcun
Latest Style Trimmed Hats rangein price from $3.50 up
Everything in New Style Flowers, Cniffons, Laces
You will be amply repaid by
During Our Opening We Will Offer Special Prices
New Spring Dress Goods, Silks, Shirt Waists
and Wash Goods.
Corner Main and Water Streets TAITS, A.:s. n;oo
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-10
Mh,ls,tINJuSoIIoN.

MsIagsr of AN Illinois Mine Petito 80
Court tor prot1 otion.
CATllhy,lle, III, Oa. lO.-UpOn petit
tUu OF Fred w. Lukens, manager Of the
3ucIg, N!risn CJal company, Judge
l''n Ia. mgson, al Springdald, issued an
lrDrf uu The circuit clerk Of ,lacOup.n
c'Unty, directing HIM 70 issue wrlts OF
l1lUuctiOn against a number Of Yirdeu's
lHost prominent miner citizens. The
2'urers began serving the papers to-day.
H. the petition Lux Us cites that his
7tcreny IL endan Sered by the actions
o. tue m"n enjoined Warrants will be
tsU cd against the strikers who assisted
r'tuing the Chicago deputies out Of Ylr-
ian, Other legal processes for restrain
lns he strikers are under way to be ex-
'D'ed.
Several hun lred Springfield miners
have arrived at Yrden since midnight
rns strikers are elatsd over the govern
orr present stand Ia refusing to send
troops here. Miners assert they have not
y'O a,ed the law,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-10

Chris. Christianson. the drug clerk at
Berry's drug store, held reception last
Saturday night. which was attended by a
number OF his personal friends. The oc
cassiOn was an informal celebration Of
his successful passing OF the pharmaceu-
tical examination In this city last week
before the territorial board Of pharmacy.
This il quite triumph for Mr. Christian
son as he has barely attained his major
lty and IL the youngest licensed drug
clerk In the territory. Mr. Christianson
came west shortly after completing his
high school education at Whitewater.
Via, and by dint Of hard study since
that time has qualified himself TO per.
form the exacting duties Of a druggist.
II will be gratifying 10 his friends both
here and In Wisconsin 10 learn OF his
successful start In life.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-10
DISTRICT COURT NEWS.
Defendants Indicted By Grand Jury 10
Arrairned To- Morrow.

Defendants Indicted BY Grand jury 10 be
Arraigned To-Morrow.
The territorial grand jury made It's I'm
al report last Saturday evening War
rants for the arrest Of all parties indicted
have been placed In the hands OF the
sheriff, and the following have already
been apprehended: Joseph Metzinger,
Feliciano Lucero, EsperindoD Lucero,
Martin McGuinness, George Martinez,
Jose 2. Ruiz and the Navajo Indians, Ma
81 Hi and Hosh Ke Yilli, Mai Hilh de, all
indicted for murder; Alexandra JirOn,
Pablo Apodaca, Francisco Abeyta. Juan
ApOdaca, TTansitO Abeyta, TranquilinO
LucerO and Clark, indicted for assault
with intent TO kill; Richard Thomas, In
dIcted for breaking car seal; Thomas
ONeil, Econ Garcia. Robert Shaw and
Thomas Carlyle, indicted for burglary
Al. Freeman aud Jose Chavez Nuanes,
indicted for forgery.
All OF the defendants will be ar
raigned before Judge Crumpacker at 10
o'clock to morrow morning.
John Il franklin, former subject OF
the queen OF England, was 20 day admit.
ted tO full citizenship.
The United States grand jury In still
at work and has IA yet made no report.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-10
KDI IN WAR.
The Revolt in Minnesota PraC-
tiCally at an End,
Two Soldiers Shot by the Provost
Guard al Lexington, KY.
Italy Cuts pown Expenses and Avsrt'
a Crisis.
KNIGHTS rEMPIAR AT PirTsBURs

Minneapolis. Oct. 10. - Adjutant Gen
eral Muehlberg. OF the state militia. wires
COY. Clough from Deer river on the Foss
ton line: Have scouts out to get reli-
able information. People frightened al
along the line. More troops should be-
stationed west Of here. Bemidji is very
much excited"
Federal aud state authorities are nov
working ia harmony toward quslling the
Indian revolt. Governor Clough has re
ceiyed the following message from Gen
eral Bacon: situation bad; conference
yesterday resulted in nothing. None OF
lUdian chiefs there. Lumber men all
coming into Walker. Troops needed nj
Cass Lake"
Nevertheless the governor believes
that the recilcitr ants are practically
surrounded by the sOliiers.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-10
HOTEL BURNED.
knights Tcmplar Quests Had a Big Scar
at pIttsburR

knights Templar Quests Had a Big Scare
at Pittsburg.
Pittsburg, Oct. 10-Fire threatened
early this morning to throw mantle Of
gloom over the irst day Of the triennial
conclave Of knights Templar. The
Richileu hotel, a four story structure. op
posite the Union depot. caught fire at s
O'Clock, aud for time the eutire block
was In danger OF destruction. The guests
OF the hotel included number OF
knights. G. NJ Yohe, OF Pittsburg, was
narrowly saved from suifjcation; George
Rupp, sergeant Company A, United
states infantry, fell from the second
story while making his escape on rope
Neither will die. The loss will not be
heavy.
The couclaye is to DAY well under way,
over hundred Communicates came in
during tie day.
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THE cERRILLos coal.
~ Pa-oans Inspect the Mines at Madrid
Near Cerrillos.

~ Pasoans Inspect the Mines AZ Madrid.
Near CerriIIus.
Judge l. II. Davis and J z. Randolph
spent last Friday at the coal mines OF
,he Cerrillos Coal company at Madrid,
hTee miles sOu,h Of CerrillOs station
Naw Mexico. about fiitv miles east of
Albuquerque, says the El PasO Times.
Madrid II an IDEAL mining camp"
aid Mr.. Dayis. THE supply OF coal IL
.npxhaustible The quality IL superb
There are two y'lna. These crop out for
niles along the easterly bank OF the
Va ley. The upper vein IL four feet thick
Il the best anthracite west Of Pennsyl
yEnia. Below the anthracite vein, $50
feet, lies he second vein, six feet thick,
NJ ine hitumuOus coal. The whole
country Ia capped, Immediately above the
anthracite yein, with what Is pronounced
trachyte; or what resembles the andesitp
We hlw of the JuareZ coal fields. This
l. ct igneous origin, and like lava, has
covered the coal basin, Teserying the coal
measures from erosion aud metamOr
phosed the coal from bituminous 20
anthracite. This vein whore only par.
italy metamOrphosed, yields the cele.
bfated white ash coal. These two veins
are worked on a grand scale by over y
thousand miners under the able supeTin-
tendency OF Capt Duggan.
The examination Of these fields has
confirmed Mr.. Davis in the belief that
the coal basins around III Paso are OF
similar age, character and structure.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-10
DruocnArIo DELEGATES RETURN
Listencd 10 Number Of Long W inde'
speeches In Deming.

Listened TO Number Of Long " lnded
speeches IN Deming.
Delegate II. b. FERGUSON and the en-
tire Befnalillo county delegation 10 the
terri Ufial democratic convention at Dem
ing with the exception OF LOriOn Miller,
returned 10 the city last night. The
delegates from the northern TART Of the
territory also passed through the city
last night on their way home.
They report very long winded con
yrnttOn owing 10 the fact that 10 many
NJ the delegates came loaded with extern
. raneous speeches in their inside pock.
eta, which they Insisted in iLficting
upon the convention.
The consequences was that II was
nearly midnight before Mr.. FERGUSON
wss ~ nominated, Horton Moore, OF this
ely, made the speech placing Mr.. Fer
gusson In nomination and chen the plan
was adopted Of having a speech from
every county secOnding the nomination
The fact that some counties were not
represented In the convention did not
phase the democratic politicians, who
drew upon the counties that had spell
binders TO spare 10 till ths vacancies.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-10

Rome, October lO.-Owing TO Italy's
financial straits, the minister Of marine
Admiral Di CaneyaTO, has renounced the
sweeping naval program, involving the
expenditure OF 5iO,C0J,OOO lire, and will
be- satisfied this year with a naval credit
Of 2S,OOO,OOO lire. A ministerial crisis IL
thus syerted. II Is expected that the
budget Of the current year will show a
deficit Of 100000 lire.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-10
STRIKE SITUATION.
Illinois Troops to be sent to the Troubled
Territory.

illinois Troops 10 be sent to the Troubled
Territory.
Springfield, ILL.,, Oct. 1O.-GOvernoI
Tame EEs had a sharp controversy over
the telerh 3 With Manager Lukens OF
the Chicago yirden company in regard
TO sending troops to Virden. where
the Operators have been planning "a
use imported negroes 10 flll the
places II the strikers. Lukens said
that he pr )sed that import labor would
operate bis mine. II necessay nj
the muzzle Of Ninchesters. Governor
Tanner said he would not send troops u
assist the Operators running the mines
with imported labor, and II the operators
ATTEMPTED enfOrce their ideas In re-
gard 10 Winchesterg, he would send the
national guard 10 Yirden 10 disarm all
Jn regard 10 the situation at Pana
Governor Tanner said that N the oper
atOrs persisted In employing imported
labor he would withdraw the troops.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-10

Tomorrow the grand lodge Of New
Mexico, /. o. D. f.. will convene in bi-
ennial session at Gallup, and a large
number OF the members Of the Order will
attend from all over the territory. The
session will continue the remainder Of
the week. Part Of IL will be devoted 10 the
dedication Of the fine new hall built dur
ing the year by the order at Gallup and
there will be given grand ball, recep.
tion and banquet 20 the grand body.
Considerable business Of importance will
come up In the grand lodge and lively
session is expected. Last night Grand
Treasurer 8. Nann, Past Grand Master n.
x. stevens, Representatives h. A. Sley.
ster, Henry Bfockmeier and others went
10 Gallup, and others will join them to-
night.
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Nu.s,,s tirictrcd.

santiago de Cuba, Oct. lO.-COmplaints
are OstuS male b. sljsnIs at santiago
r'glrii * th, cJntlnusi importation Oi
J'ualcA negrOss, many OF "tUn are OF
tm c1nlual ella and wIO are obtain
lug work and orowIlng The natives.
. neral VOID hls is3u ID al order IA t
Il UJIt viii De allowed to iand pascal
60 = OF TINS GLASS Auy proved 10 b. Ot
uAl cn ractec will be drpJrteI None
rill b. employed On publ C works, PIE
l,.tnes OAlng gLyen thl CuyAna.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-10
Ohirnrn stnnh NinrLet-

Chicago, Oct l0.-Cattle - Receipts
12,5OO head. including 5000 westerns
Market strong, TO ten cents higher.
Beeyes, t4.00G5 10; COWS and heiferp
t200@i65; Texas steers, f20O@3 So
westerns, 81 60@4.55; stockers and feed
era, t3l5n4 80.
Sheep Receipts, 1900 head. Market
strong, 10 ten cents higher.
Natives, S' O0Gi60 westerus. 1880.
dAi1, ldn.s., TiN HB 10.
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Library Of Congress

to Galveston, Texas. where he will be
manager and captain Of the base ball
club next season, Holland and Raymer
are both at Central City, n. NJ, where
they have employment for the winter
months. King Bailey has secured em-
ployment at the freight depot IN this city,
and may make his future home here.
BOylan is switching in the yards, and
SEWERS is working at the shops, and both
will play with the Browns next year.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-10

At the residence Of ID. X. Phillips, No
2l4 north Walter street, the entire con
tents OF a completely furnished tiye-TOOm
house will fr sold at public auction with.
out reserve. "WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCT
~. at 10 o'clock The house win be open
Tor inspection OF goods all day Tuesday
before sale. Some OF the many articles
for sale are here enumerated: Kitchen
OUTFIT complete, including ESQ stee
range; sidebOard, refrigerator, dishes
heating stove, book case, couch, carpets
willow rockers, sewing machine, iron
bed, pictures, bedroom set, large organ
etc. II ). KNIGHT,
AUctiOnapr
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AtCHmp Mikon

New York, Oc. lO.-Orders we're re-
ceiysi at Camp NikOn to day for the
Seventh infantry, the only regiment
there, to depart from the camp. The
regiment has been assigned TO the de-
partmeRt Of the lakes, and will do garTi.
son duty at Fort Wayne and Fort Braiy,
Michigan. The command will probably
get away within the next day OF two.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-10
snIhIers shnt

Lexington, Ky Oct. 10 Private Kd.
ward ingram, Of company b. Twelfth
New York, was shot and killed at mid
night by the provost guard while run
ming away TO evads arrest. Private
Bailey, Third engineers, was also shot by
the provost guard and is in a critical
eOudi.iOn.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-10

Washington. oct lO-The fall term Of
the United States supreme court began
at noon to day. The court room was
crowded with prominent members OF the
federal bar, including Attorney General
Griggs
Motions OF formal character for al
yancement Of gases, etc, were heard.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-10

CantOn, ONO. O5t. iU-Anna e
jNrge, with tho murder VI GeUrge D.
5OtOl, wA' bfOdBul ihtO Ju.tlcr
Rsi2ner's court rOJm 10 day 10 enter plea
to the ALI layi. cna gJug her with mur.
is Mrs. George locked unUOncerned. III
3 Vrak voice she pleaded mot guilty '
tearing Of IN, case vas set for russd )
A fsFunpu
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nestlnntlon of nattIeshIps.

Chicago, Oct. lO-The Chronicle says;
Contrary to public belief the bsttleships
Oregon and Iowa, recently ordered to
sail from New York TO Honolulu, are not
destined to re-enforce Dewey's II 'et, says
Commodore Albert Kautgl, newly ap-
pointed commander of the Pacific SQUAD
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-10
Roneht a nankrupt stock.

"The All Wool Tailors OF Chicago sent
line OF samples 20 their agent. NJ,
Traupr, Of clothes which were bought at
sherifls sale and which they are Offering
at forty per cent reduction from the
original values, Hurry up and examine
the goods and prices. A perfect lt is
guaranteed or no sale. Office and sales
room on the southwest corner Of Fourth
street and Railroad avenue.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-10

H. E. Anderson, the well-knOwn senior
member OF the tlrm Of Anderson n Jones.
doing business az Bland, is In the city to-
day, aud Ben johnson, one Of the capital.
lists OF the C0chiti district. who makes
his home In this city. has agreed tO show
the y-itOr COuftesies while here. Mr
Anderson states that tha Bland and Abe
marie mills are working day and night
forces and now that the fact has been
demonstrated that the ore OF the district
can be- treated. Mr.. Anderson believes
that the future Of COchiti IL ~ bright as
any mining district in the west.
The first hanl made by Albuquerque
hunters this season was brought 10 the
the city yesterday. II consisted Of one
large bear, five dOer and twelve turkeys
The successful Hunters are Gus Trie-
schel, Jack Frazier, William HaTwOOd
and two others, whose names were not
learned. They spent week In the
neighbOrhOOd Of the Gran Quiyera, and
report game TO be plentiful there.
n. n. Howard, editor and publisher OF
the San MaTcisl Bee. came In from the
south las, night TO talk politics for few
hours with local politicians lie returned
TO san Marclal this morning.
G. Il. Young, the popular division su'
perinteBdent Of Wells, Fargo Express
company, returned 10 Denver last even
ng, after "A stay OF several days In this
city on business.
Thos V. Keam, the general merchant
and Indian trader OF Keam's canyon
Arizona, Is IN the city. He is returning
from a trip to Washington and Other
eastern cities.
J Thompson Lindley, Of st. Louis, and
Geo W Clarke. OF New York, two Of the
best known commercial travellers In the
southwest, are In the city to-day.
ON. Marion went to Old Mexico last
night on business.