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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-07-08

-hi~N lbt~Nit tNtOll. III hltil-
mOnd, is the guest of Miss
Coleman.
Mr.. +, b. Jones, has re-
turned from Il wildly exciting
trip to Old Point.
-
Miss Mary Waller Merceris
visiting Miss Elizabe tn
Lamb at ToanO.
-
Mr.. Jack Wise, after a pleas
ant stay in our town, has
gone TO Eastern Shore to
visit his parents at THEN.
country place.
-
Miss Eva Wise, accompa-
MED by Miss Nellie Mayo left
Tor the Eastern Shore ON Sun
day last.
Mr.. Macauley Bright, form
erly of Williamsburg butnow
OF PHILADELPHIA, is spending
bis vacation visiting the
haunts of his turbulent past,
MIR. Bright is looking very
well. We are glad TO have
him with us.
Mrs. l.. w. Lane has return
ed from Norfolk, where she
has been visiting her daugh-
ter Mrs. E. t. Lamb, who
has been quite sick. We are
glad to cay thatsheis better.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-07-08

Miss Bessie Scott, of Rich
nOnd, is the guest of Miss
Coleman.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-11-30

Cgl'iTaft Il ,,is,asinZ aidress. ~ - a
Yrrs.s esstrs'.aj y, stl'of-ss ana b''s ':siny
stcessary y, II "a 'i.s ability " exDress
yruf IDEA Ia vfrr, plain, sm,b'h Eny-
lsh. Whru 5rp s,<,ak Irt yrrr Tan
ypsye Is. Ne szacf .zpr.ssIrn ~ Jour
meaning. LrD't MD.dle Dp Ti.at yru
haY. " sny, n,r abbrsYiats nor tel the
say,,r Ming rvsr fWice. Formulate yrrr
,Hra. INIT ia, yet clear cD.c"p,ipn
~ y,,tgr U,enninY yrprHsH. Then May
mint yDp think IN NE Dlnlnsst way yru
ran. \ vnid NE usn N barge words the
manning III Uhich ,,rne III yrur hear
rrs u.ay MT understand. Speak ",
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sny wrt. written u HrpId ezpress your
i1rn rzactly. Then bssiIes cIeafn.ss
thut u,nrks The vrpI crnY.raatjrnaIiHt
n u,rI,ifc tbir you should make - rare
~ study ~ III" IinIDg,c IN good tppks.
Listen ~ Xbrd slrnk"r. hhd Try ~
rntth their style. Ert into way NJ
putting What Jon have ~ ray in a
afnf,D'h plcDaiuK WnY. This r"Jnlrn
study ana careful observation ~ others
nn1 constant vigilance ~ avoid nWk
wnrh phrns.s ana tcnicnccs, but you
ran improve yourself IN thia way II
you ARE willing ~ undertake II.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-11-30

One ~ the Intcat Developments ~ the
common domestic clock ~ worthy ~ hc-
rirIs attention. II crincn from Hwitz-
"rlnnd, nni tnkcn the form nf II plirriD-
vrnpIic attachment 10 an ordinary
cIock, which NJ any diAircd hour Of the
morning VIII shout. ~ in ~ 0'clDck
get up Sow, don't ~ 10 sleep again."
III" p"syibjIltl"H nf IN extension of this
priMipl: nrc immense. There might
be clWkH for the boxing ring, saying,
"I'ln". RcntI"nicn," mnh cIWkH for the
parliamentary bore, with u cry Of
"Vihc! vide" Church congregation
which have suffered innny things at the
hnniH or long wInh"h pr"ncI,cra might
nuINcrlh" for u clock which should utter
n snnnrrms "AnIcn" nj the end Of n
mrltnhI" I"rl"h t,ummlIy valuable
would he n tlncpIcce which should con.
ycy u gentle hint 10 the unwnntcl call
ar: indeed, this particular development
IL 80 attractive that ! nm thinking OF
cnIistinR IN MD for the p,irIosc Of
shortening "hIt"rlmln interviews ut
Truth office. London Truth.
IN" fnAt"r n mnn'H gait the sooner
misfortune UvcrtnkcB him.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-11-30

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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-11-30
MANY SPURIOUS BONDS.
state Of Virginia May Have to Pay Cou-
pons just the same.

New York, Nov. 27.-The Herald
says: Considerable interest has teen
created among investors hT the an.
nouncemens that a large number of
forged Virginia state per cent bonds
are afoat. 1t is not known how man!
Of these bonds are held in this city. but
It is said that a comparatively large
number have found purchasers here. II
is the opinion Of some who are consii-
cred authorities that the coupons from
these bonds in the hands OF innocent
third parties will prove valid otliga.
tons Of the state Of Virginia.
Under what was know as the Riddle.
berger law, in 1882. a contract was
given BY Virginia 10 the Kendall Bank
Note Company, OF this city. for per
cent bonds, which were TO be used in
refunding the state debt. Ninety days
after the contract had been awarded, a
special session OF the legislature an.
nulled the Riddleberger law. How.
ever, bonds having a face value Of
$1,000, 900 were expressed 70 Rich.
mond and were refused. Later they
were sold for the charges. In whose
hands the paper fell is not known.
Attempts were made to recover the
bonds. but without success. For more
than year, however, banks in the
North and West have heard much Of
the forged bonds. 1t is said that in st.
Louis last July trust company loaned
$50, 900. taking large block OF the
worthless paper as security. In that
case there was no attempt at fraud,
and the loan was repaid before either
the borrower or lender knew that the
security was without value.
Window.Glass Jobhers Organise.
New York, Nov. 27.-Fifty jobbert
in window glass, after a two days SEES.
sion in this city, have organized the
National Window Glass Jobbers' Asso.
cation. In effect the new association
will he q purchasing agent through
which the individual jobbers will buy
their stocks-the individual jobberl
having no dealings with the mauufac,
turers whatever.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-11-30

Detroit, Mich. Nov. 27.-After Z
meeting lasting four hours. the street
railway employees Of the city at A.
NJ, decided to strike within 4s hours
unless the Citizens Street Railway
Company accede to certain demands
which will be presented to them today.
These demands include the reinstate.
ment OF certain discharged employees
and adjustment Of differences with re-.
gard to the crews OF suburban cars rum.
ming into the city.
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-11-30

Admiral Dewey has been unanimous.
~ Reelected commander Of the Naval
Order OF the United States.
William X. Moody. son OF Dwight l..
Moody, has assumed the editorship OF
the Official newspaper of Moody's
schools.
Tho grave Of President Tyler, in
hollywood cemetery, in Richmond,
Va, which has been unmarked for 81
years. IL to have an appropriate monu.
ment.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-11-30

Naval tcAts Of tho .Marconi wireless
tclcgraphy ut seM were successful up tn
30 miller. At 3G miles the messages
became unrcadMble.
Licnt. Franklin Schley, who Ia soor
to 20 ~ Manila, closely resembles hi,
father, Rear Admiral schlcy. IN ap'
pearance and stature.
With appropriate ceremonies the
Methodist Episcopal homo for the aged
ut l'ala. u suburb Of Philadelphia, wa.
dedicated by Bishop Foxs.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-11-30

A lumber jomrnnl reports TINT 5000
men ere engaged In cutting logs for the
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-11-30

Washington
Consul Nacrul
instructed by I
President Kru1
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-11-30

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during tl,e
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-11-30

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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-11-30

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misfortune Vvcrtakcs him.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-02-01

This being between seasons. we are
authorized by A. G. Anderson Il Co, OF
Chicago, to take orders at reduced prices
30 they can keep their hands employed
Don't fail 10 see MIR. Bates at our store
Friday and Saturday, February 3rd and
ith. and sec the novelties for spring
Simon Stern, the Railroadj avenue
clOthler.
George kasemen. the day ticket agent
will leave on Saturday night for Penn.
sylyania, where he will visit relatives
and friends for q few weeks. A. m
Kesrns, the night agent. has returned "a
his duties, and during the absence OF Mr.
kaseman, j. Q. Thompson will assist Mr.
kearns.
Sheriff Pat. Garrett, OF Dona Ana
county, who was at Santa Fe, is In the
territorial metropolis to-day. This
morning United States Marshal Foraker
and his deputy, Joe. Sheridan, had Sher-
III Garrett In charge and they were
showing the gentleman courtesies.
Clarence French, nephew OF Rev. n.
W. Alger, is here to spend few days
The young gentleman Is from Ashtabula
Ohio, and IL en- route 10 Alamogordo
where he accepts position In hard.
wal e store.
The Albemarle restaurant, No. 2lg
Gold avenue. has opened Meals. IL
cents and 20 cents. Twenty-one meals
for $2.75 TO 81. FOrty-twO meals for So
Fine service, clean, home cooking
Frank ". Brown, of El Paso, manager
OF Finnegan Il Co.'s wool and hide
houses in New Mexico and Texas. IL In
the city with headquarters at the local
house on First street.
DR.. X. g. Davenport. the specialist Of
the \. I. ArmijO building, has placed his
card In THE CITIZEN. The doctor IL a
valuable addition TO the medical corps OF
our city.
The report from the weather bureau at
Santa Fe, received at the postOtIlee in
this city to-day, Is as follows: Fair to-
night and Thursday; colder Thursday.
Dave WELLER received a letter from
Mike handell 20 day, I'm which he states
that he will return 10 Albuquerque with
his family next Wednesday.
l.. A. Hughes, the well.known wool
buyer Of Santa Re, il in the city, coming
In from the north last night and regis
tering at Sturges' European
Small expenses and small profit IL the
motto at Futrelles.
Window shades at May & Faber's.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-02-01
THE WALTER q. HADLEy
Chronological Laboratory of the Unive
sity OF New Mexico

Climatoiogloal Laboratory of the Univer
sity OF New Mexico
Hon. Walter G.. Hadley. who for man,
years Was prominent in business aud DO
litical circles In the territory OF New
Mexico, was an illustration of The prov
erb that good name is rather TO bs
chosen than great riches, for he has. IN
passing, left to the community the last
ing legacy OF an nntarnished reputation
Probably among the list OF the illustriOui
dead OF the territory there is no one whom
our people would delight to honor more
than Walter &. Hadley. This sentiment
has been expressed at. various times dur
ing the past year by prominent citizens
who knew him but has not received d
definite expression until recently.
Mrs. Hadley, after long and careful
consideration. has decided 10 make the
territory most generous and magnil.
cent donation In memory OF her husband
having been assured that the impetns so
given would result in the realization of
the wishes OF Mr. Hadleys admirers
The form which this donation takes IL
prompted, In part. by the personal inter
ests OF Mr. Hadley, who, while not pro,
tessionsl scientist, was a widely read and
progressive student OF modern practical
science. He was also a man OF affair
and lad deeply studied conditions In
New Mexico. He realized from Obserya.
tion and his own experience the fact that
this territory exeels the world in the
healing effects OF its climate, aud, be-
fore many others, the relation between
germs and the diseases caused by them.
He realized that this territory must
protect itself and the precious boon TO
humanity afforded by its unsurpassed
climate.
IL Is Mrs Hadleys belief that in no
way could the same amount OF money do
so much for the territory and the world
as by equipplng an institution for the
practical study OF the climste and cufa
tive agencies OF this region In all their
complex relations 10 disease. This work
has been inaugurated In small way at
the university, but has been hampered
for lack OF equipment and means. Mrs
Hadley has quietly studied the present
condition an instruction at the nnlyer-
slty, aud has expressed herself AZ salts.
lied with the results az compared with
schools In the east, and has wondered
that there was so little apparent appre.
citation OF the advantages given gra.
tuitously 10 our youth advantages
which she had been accustomed TO pay
dearly for In Philadelphia. II may be-
tTuthfully said that the present faculty
OF the university is we'll able 10 insugu-
rate and carry on the proposed work.
She has therefore made the proposition
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-02-01
CHANGE AT POsrOFFICE

Postmaster Grunsfeld steps out snt
Postm sster Armijo steps In.
At about IL o'clock last night Postmas
ter Grunsfeld turned over the postoillc,
to his successor. J. X. Armijo. All
stamps, stamped envelopes, newspaper
wrappers were counted anu Mr.. ArmijC
gave the outgoing postmaster receipts
for S5,bs7 90 worth OF stamps, etc, or
hand. and $iOs.g0. money order cash
taken In yesterday. The remainder OF
the cash on hand was not turned over
but continues In the possession OF Mr.
Grunsfeld, who Ia still charged with II
until his iinal accounts are settled.
In speaking OF the transfer this morn.
ing, Mr. Arnijo said: My predecessor
turned the office over TO me in excellent
shape. MIR. Grunsfeld is very accommo.
dating, and offered TO 20 anything In
his power TO assist me and 10 furnish me
with information that ] might desire.
have made no change In the postoflics
force. and do not anticipate doing 80. az
the service seems to be satisfactory.
Mr.. Grunsfeld returned the compli.
ment by saying: II believe Mr.. Armijo
will make q model postmaster, and he
has only my best wi. hes. The most cor.
dial relations exist between US. and there
was not the slightest friction connected
with the transfer"
Mr. 6runsfeld has served the people Of
Albuquerque In the capacity OF post
master for four years and two months
and during that time has made q record
OF which he may we'll be proud. From
two carriers and small allowance for
clerk hire the service has increased TO
hve carriers and four clerks, at greatly
increased salaries, and Albuquerque now
has poetofiice that would be credit to
q much larger city.
Mr.. Grunsfeld will be at the postofiice
for couple OF weeks yet arranging his
final accounts and then expects to 20 to
New York and make arrangements for
the future. At present he has his office
In room 10. N. +. Armijo building.